Translate bucked from English to German

Summary

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buck:
- Hirsch; Hirschbock; Hirschböcke
Wiktionary:
- buck → sich widersetzen
- buck → Bock, Hammel, Rüde, Rammler
- buck → Hase, Kaninchen, Damhirsch

English

Detailed Translations for bucked from English to German

the buck (stag)
der Hirsch; der Hirschbock; die Hirschböcke
- Hirsch [der ~] noun
- Hirschbock [der ~] noun
- Hirschböcke [die ~] noun

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Hirsch	buck; stag	deer; roe; roe-deer
Hirschbock	buck; stag
Hirschböcke	buck; stag	rattle; toy
-	clam; dollar; dollar bill; horse; long horse; one dollar bill; sawbuck; sawhorse; vaulting horse
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	charge; go against; hitch; jerk; shoot; shoot down; tear

vaulting horse; long horse; horse; gymnastic horse
dollar; dollar bill; one dollar bill; clam; bill; note; government note; bank bill; banker's bill; bank note; banknote; Federal Reserve note; greenback
Buck; Pearl Buck; Pearl Sydenstricker Buck; writer; author; missionary; missioner
sawhorse; horse; sawbuck; framework; frame; framing
placental; placental mammal; eutherian; eutherian mammal
endeavor; endeavour; strive
go against; react; oppose
tear; shoot; shoot down; charge; rush; hotfoot; hasten; hie; speed; race; pelt along; rush along; cannonball along; bucket along; belt along; shoot up
jerk; hitch; move

mature male of various mammals (especially deer or antelope)¹
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed¹
a gymnastic horse without pommels and with one end elongated; used lengthwise for vaulting¹
a piece of paper money worth one dollar¹
jump vertically, with legs stiff and back arched¹
- the yung filly bucked¹
move quickly and violently¹
resist¹
- buck the trend¹
to strive with determination¹
- John is bucking for a promotion¹

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Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• buck	→ Hase; Kaninchen	↔ bouquin — lièvre ou lapin mâle.
• buck	→ Damhirsch	↔ daim — zool\|nocat=1 genre de mammifères, de la famille des cervidés, d’une grandeur moyenne entre le cerf et le chevreuil, à la robe tacheter et au bois plat et palmé.