What does aufeinander prallen in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word aufeinander prallen in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use aufeinander prallen in German.
The word aufeinander prallen in German means on top of each other, mutually, coordinate, stack, clash, compete with, synchronize. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word aufeinander prallen
on top of each other(gestapelt) Max legte die Bücher auf dem Tisch zu einem Stapel aufeinander. Max stacked the books on top of each other on the table. |
mutually(gegenseitig) In Notsituationen können sich Lydia und ihre Schwester immer aufeinander verlassen. Discussions rarely entail mutually agreed opinions. |
coordinate(einander anpassen) Wir müssen uns beim Rudern aufeinander abstimmen, sonst kippt das Boot. We have to coordinate when rowing, otherwise the boat tips over. |
stack(aufeinander schichten) Der Anwalt stapelte alle Unterlagen aufeinander und legte sie in die Schublade. The lawyer stacked his documents and placed them in the drawer. |
clash(gegeneinander schlagen) |
compete with(gegeneinander antreten) Die beiden besten Boxer der Welt treffen heute um 11 Uhr aufeinander. The two best boxers in the world will compete with each other tonight at 11 pm. |
synchronize(gegenseitig anpassen) (US) |
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