| Wichtigste Übersetzungen |
WordReference English-German Dictionary © 2026:
| crook n | informal (criminal) | Verbrecher Nm |
| | | Betrüger Nm |
| | The bookkeeper was a crook who had been stealing from them for years. |
| | Der Buchhalter war ein Verbrecher, der sie jahrelang betrogen hatte. |
| crook n | (shepherd's staff) | Schäferstock, Schäferstab Nm |
| | Marilyn is looking for a crook to go with her shepherdess costume. |
| | Marilyn sucht einen Schäferstock, der zu ihrem Hirtenkostüm passt. |
| crook n | (bishop's crozier) | Stab Nm |
| | The bishop wore a richly embroidered robe, but he carried a simple wooden crook. |
| | Der Bischof trug eine reich geschmückte Robe, hatte aber nur einen einfachen hölzernen Stab. |
| crook n | (angle: of elbow, arm) (Ellbogen) | Beuge Nf |
| | (Objekt) | Krümmung, Abknickung Nf |
| | Max was holding his baby in the crook of his arm. |
| | Max hielt sein Baby in seiner Armbeuge. |
| crook n | (sharp bend in a road) | Kurve Nf |
| | | Abbiegung Nf |
| | Drive slowly when you reach a crook in the road. |
| | Fahre langsam, wenn du an der Kurve ankommst. |
| crook n | (bend in [sth]) | Rundung Nf |
| | | Beugung Nf |
| | | Krümmung Nf |
| | She hung the umbrella up by its crook. |
| crook [sth]⇒ vtr | (bend) | etwas biegen Vt |
| | | etwas krümmen Vt |
| | Holmes crooked his finger and motioned to me to follow him. |
| | Holmes krümmte seinen Finger und wies mir an, ihm zu folgen. |
| crook adj | AU (ill, unwell) | verletzt Adj |
| | | krank Adj |
| | Carl walks slowly because of his crook knee. |
| | Bill missed the party because he was crook. |
| | Carl läuft langsam wegen seinem verletzten Knie. |
| | Bill verpasste die Party, weil er krank war. |
| Zusätzliche Übersetzungen |
WordReference English-German Dictionary © 2026:
| crook [sb] out of [sth] v expr | slang (obtain from [sb] by swindling) | jemanden um etwas bringen Präp + Vt |
| | | jemandem etwas abschwatzen Vt, sepa |
| | The conman who knocked on my grandad's door managed to crook him out of his life savings. |
| crook [sb]⇒ vtr | slang (swindle) | hintergehen Vt, sepa |
| | | betrügen Vt |
| | When Ruth realized that Mick was crooking her, she broke the contract. |