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Laufmasche  

Lauf•ma•sche      f   ladder   (Brit)  , run  
Laufmaschen aufnehmen      to mend ladders   (Brit)  or runs  
Translation German - English Collins Dictionary  
Collaborative Dictionary     German-English
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he's running in the 100 metres {or} meters
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he's running on the outside
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she ice-skates
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business is good
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his nose is running ; he's got a runny nose
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sth is going well/badly
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the ship is coming into {or} entering the harbour {or} harbor
das Schiff läuft in den Hafen ein
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the child can already walk {or} is already walking
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he's very unsteady on his feet
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his nose is running ; he's got a runny nose
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that comes under special expenses
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the engine runs smoothly
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the tide is going out/coming in
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that can wait
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he just shrugs everything off
[Fig.]
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he's seething {or} livid
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to know/see which way the wind blows
[Fig.]
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the film is running outside of the main competition
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it/the shop is going well now
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to see how things go
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to show sb the ropes
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the Biro {or} pen has run out/is leaking
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he runs after anything in a skirt
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my patience is at an end
[Fig.]
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with him criticism is just like water off a duck's back
[Fig.]
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the work will still be there when you get back
[Hum.]
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it all comes to the same (thing) in the end
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the film goes on for three hours
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the loan is repayable over two years
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it's better walking/running in twos

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