bolt

bolt
[bəʊlt, Am boʊlt] vi
1) (move quickly) [schnell] rennen, rasen (fam), flitzen (fam)
she \bolted to the phone sie stürzte ans Telefon
2) (run away) weglaufen, ausreißen (fam), durchbrennen (fam) horse durchgehen;
the horse has \bolted (fig) der Zug ist schon abgefahren;
the rabbits \bolted away die Kaninchen schossen [o (geh) stoben] davon
3) (lock) schließen; door verriegeln
4) hort plant ins Kraut schießen vt
1) (gulp down)
to \bolt sth <-> [down] etw hinunterschlingen
2) (lock)
to \bolt a door/window eine Tür/ein Fenster verriegeln
3) (fix)
to \bolt sth on[to] sth etw mit etw dat verbolzen n
1) (rapid move) Sprung m, Satz m;
to make a \bolt for freedom das Weite suchen, flüchten
2) (lightning)
\bolt of lightning Blitz[schlag] m
3) (on a door) Riegel m;
to draw the \bolt den Riegel vorschieben
4) (screw) Schraubenbolzen m
5) (of a crossbow) Bolzen m
6) (of a gun) Schlagbolzen m
7) (roll of wallpaper) Rolle f; (roll of cloth) [Stoff]ballen m
PHRASES:
to be a \bolt from [or out of] the blue aus heiterem Himmel [o völlig unerwartet] kommen;
the nuts and \bolts of sth die praktischen Details;
to have shot one's \bolt (fam) sein Pulver verschossen haben (fig)

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