- mitschleppen
- v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) umg. (Gepäck etc.) cart along (with one); (Schweres) auch hump (Am. schlep) along; fig. (jemanden) drag (Am. auch schlep) along (with one); er hat die Kinder alle mitgeschleppt fig. auch he had all the kids in tow; sie will mich unbedingt in die Oper mitschleppen she’s dead set on getting me to go to the opera with her (oder on dragging me to the opera)* * *to inherit* * *mịt|schlep|penvt sep
jdn/etw mitschleppen — to drag or cart (inf) sb/sth along
* * *mit|schlep·penvt (fam)▪ jdn/etw [mit sich dat] \mitschleppen to lug [or hump] [or cart] sb/sth [with one] fam* * *etwas mitschleppen — lug or (sl.) cart something with one
* * *mitschleppen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) umg (Gepäck etc) cart along (with one); (Schweres) auch hump (US schlep) along; fig (jemanden) drag (US auch schlep) along (with one);er hat die Kinder alle mitgeschleppt fig auch he had all the kids in tow;sie will mich unbedingt in die Oper mitschleppen she’s dead set on getting me to go to the opera with her (oder on dragging me to the opera)* * *transitives Verb (ugs.) (tragen)etwas mitschleppen — lug or (sl.) cart something with one
* * *v.to inherit v.
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch. 2013.