Translation of "anstoßen" into English
nudge, toast, kick off are the top translations of "anstoßen" into English.
loslegen lassen (umgangssprachlich) [..]
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nudge
verbTo push against gently, especially in order to gain attention or give a signal [..]
Ich werde Sie sanft anstoßen.
I'll give a gentle nudge in the ribs.
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toast
verbto engage in a salutation
Aber ich muss vorher auf das glückliche Paar anstoßen.
But I can't leave without toasting the happy couple.
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kick off
verbSieht nach einem sonnigen und schönen Tag aus, an dem wir zu einem weiteren Pro Bowl Wochenende anstoßen.
Looks like a bright and beautiful day as we kick off another Pro Bowl weekend.
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Less frequent translations
- launch
- knock
- initiate
- kick
- poke
- choke
- jog
- bang
- impel
- break
- to jog
- to launch
- to nudge
- to toast
- be blocked
- be obstructed
- collide with
- crash into
- to abut
- to adjoin
- to bump
- to clink glasses
- to initiate
- to push
- bump
- hit
- push
- collide
- abut
- impact
- lisp
- bruise
- ram
- impinge
- bump (touch one phone to another)
- knock down
- to arouse
- to be blocked
- to be obstructed
- to bump into sb.
- to choke
- to drink
- to drink a toast to
- to feel a pressure on one's chest
- to hit
- to hit against
- to jostle against sb.
- to run into
- to say cheers
- to shove
- to stimulate
- to stir up
- trample underfoot
- trigger off
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Translations with alternative spelling
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toast
nounIch würde ja auf Sie anstoßen, aber wir haben nichts da zum Anstoßen.
I would raise a toast to you but there doesn't seem to be anything at hand.
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cheers
interjectionEs bringt Unglück, nicht anzustoßen.
Hey, come on, it's bad luck not to cheers.
Phrases similar to "anstoßen" with translations into English
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lisp
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abutted · adjoined · bumped · clinked glasses · drunk · hit · initiated · jostled · kicked off · nudged · pushed · run into · said cheers
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abutting · adjacent · adjoin · adjoining · bumping · clinking glasses · contiguous · coterminous · drinking · hitting · initiating · jostling · kicking off · nudging · pushing · running into · saying cheers
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to push sb.|sth.