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Englisch		Deutsch
head n	(anatomy: skull) (Körper)	Kopf Nm
	The neck connects the head to the body.
	Der Hals verbindet den Kopf mit dem Körper.
head, head of [sth] n	(leader, director)	Direktor Nm
	He is the head of the library association.
	Er ist der Direktor des Bibliotheksverbundes.
head [sth]⇒ vtr	(lead)	etwas leiten Vt
		etwas führen Vt
	The ex-congressman headed the investigation.
	Der einstige Kongressabgeordnete leitete die Investigation.
head⇒ vi	(face, go: in a given direction)	fahren, gehen, laufen Vi
		zeigen Vt
	If we head south, we should get home eventually.
	Wenn wir gen Süden fahren, sollten wir irgendwann nach Hause kommen.
heads n	(tossed coin: head side up) (Münze)	Kopf Nm
	"Heads or tails?" she asked, flipping the coin.
	"Kopf oder Zahl?", fragte sie und warf die Münze.
head adj	(principal)	Chef- Präf
	The head physician is Dr. Thomas.
	Der Chefarzt ist Dr. Thomas.

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Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Englisch		Deutsch
head adj	(at the front, leading)	anführend Adj
	The head runner was starting to slow down.
head adj	(at the top, first)	erste Adj
		oberste Adj
	The head item on the agenda was going to be difficult to resolve.
head adj	(maritime: from in front of)	Gegenwind Nm
	The strong head winds slowed the sailing vessel.
head n	figurative (thought, intellect)	Gespür Nn
	He has a good head for science.
head n	figurative (intelligence)	Kopf Nm
		Intelligenz Nf
	Use your head! You can find a creative way to get it done.
head n	figurative (ability)	Fähigkeit Nf
	I just don't have the right head for management.
head n	figurative (composure)	Fassung Nf
	Though he was mad, he kept his head about him in public.
head n	(person)	Kopf Nm
		Person Nf
	They charge five dollars a head to get into the dance club.
head n	(top: in achievement, ability)	Beste Nm
		Beste Nf
	He was at the head of his class at Harvard.
head n	(chief, president)	Chef Nm
		Präsident Nm
	That man is the head of the company.
head n	(extremity)	äußeres Ende Adj + Nn
	The head of the bone slots into the socket.
head n	(front position)	Kopf Nm
		Kopfende Nn
	Since it was his birthday, he sat at the head of the table.
head n	(fluid pressure)	Wolke Nf
	As the locomotive went faster and faster, it built up quite a head of steam.
head n	(part likely to burst)	Oberfläche Nf
	He burst the pimple by poking its head with a needle.
head n	(drum)	oberes Ende Adj + Nn
	A conga drum is tuned by adjusting the tension of its head.
head n	(arrow) (Pfeil)	Spitze Nf
	The shaft of the arrow was made of ash, and its head was made of metal.
head n	(recording device)	Aufnahmegerät Nn
	The sound from the cassette player was dull because the head was dirty.
head n	(headline)	Schlagzeile Nf
	The front page of the newspaper had a massive head when war broke out.
head n	(page)	oberer Teil Adj + Nm
	We usually put the article's title at the head of the page.
head n	(tool) (Werkzeug)	Kopf Nm
	The head of the hammer is made of strengthened metal so it doesn't malform.
head n	(maritime: toilet) (Seefahrt)	Toilette Nn
		Vorschiff Nn
	He's gone to the head to pee.
head n	(cylinder)	Zylinderkopf Nm
	The cylinder head is an essential part of an internal combustion engine.
head n	(herd animal) (Herde)	Tier Nn
	The farmer sold his cattle for fifty dollars per head.
head n	(beer, other foam) (übertragen)	Blume Nf
		Schaum Nm
	(übertragen)	Krone Nf
	The waiter poured the beer so that it would have a lot of head on top.
head n	(compact plant part) (Botanik)	Kopf Nm
	This new lettuce has a tight head.
head n	(river source) (Fluss)	Quelle Nf
	The head of this river is a small stream in the Rocky Mountains.
head n	(railhead)	Kopfbahnhof Nm
		Endbahnhof Nm
	The engineers fixed the head so that the wheels of the train could run smoothly along it.
head n	slang (fellatio) (Slang, vulgär, Anglizismus)	Blowjob Nm
	(Slang, vulgär)	Blasen Nn
	Ana enjoys giving her boyfriend head.
head n	(bow of a ship)	Bug- Präf
	The sailors used a rope at the head of the ship to fasten it to the wharf.
head n as adj	(of or affecting the head)	Kopf- Präf
	The doctors kept him in hospital for observation after his head injury.
head suffix	(noun: state of being)	-kopf Suffix
	For example: godhead
head vi	(go in a direction)	fahren Vi
		auf dem Weg sein Rdw
	We are going to head to Arizona next on our trip.
head vi	(form a head) (Pflanze)	austreiben Vi, sepa
	This lettuce heads early.
head [sth]⇒ vtr	(precede)	anführen Vt, sepa
	The candidate for prime minister headed the list of candidates.
head [sth] vtr	(excel)	übertreffen Vi, fix
		der Beste sein Rdw
	He heads his class in language studies.
head [sth] vtr	(be the chief of)	leiten Vt
		anführen Vt, sepa
		kommandieren Vi
	That man heads the fire service for the whole country.
head [sth] vtr	(turn aside)	treiben Vt
	The sheepdog headed the sheep away from the river.
head [sth] vtr	(sports: hit with one's head) (Sport)	einen Köpfer machen Rdw
	The football player headed the ball into the net.
head⇒ vtr	(put as a title) (informell)	nennen Vt
		[etw] die Überschrift geben VP
		betiteln Vt
	The journalist headed the article "Ways to Avoid Being Overworked."

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Partikelverben head | -head
Englisch		Deutsch
head back vi phrasal	(start to go back, return)	zurückgehen Vi, sepa
		nach Hause gehen Rdw
	It's getting late; let's head back.
head for [sth] vtr phrasal insep	(go towards, go to)	in Richtung von etwas gehen VP
		auf etwas zugehen Präp + Vi, sepa
		etwas ansteuern Vt, sepa
	To find the party, head for the noise!
	Zur Party musst du nur immer in Richtung Lärm gehen.
head off vi phrasal	(set out, go)	losgehen Vi, sepa
		sich auf den Weg machen VP
		weggehen Vi, sepa
	We need to head off at 8 o'clock in order to arrive at the party on time.
	Wir müssen um 8 Uhr losgehen, um pünktlich bei der Feier zu sein.
head [sth] off, head off [sth] vtr phrasal sep	(redirect by blocking path)	etwas den Weg versperren VP
		etwas umleiten Vt, sepa
	He tried to head off the charging bull by closing the gate.
	Er versuchte den Bullen den Weg zu versprerren, indem er das Tor schloss.
head out vi phrasal	(leave, start a journey) (ugs)	losziehen Vi, sepa
		sich auf den Weg machen VP
		das Haus verlassen VP
	Henry was getting impatient to head out on his own.
	Henry war nun ungeduldig, er wollte sich endlich auf den Weg machen.
head toward/towards [sth] vtr phrasal insep	(go in direction of)	in Richtung etwas/jemandem gehen Rdw
	We last saw them heading toward Los Angeles.
	Das letzte Mal, als wir sie gesehen haben, gingen sie in Richtung Los Angeles.
head [sth] up vtr phrasal sep	(lead)	etwas leiten Vt
		etwas anführen Vt, sepa
		die Führung von etwas übernehmen VP
	Rick was chosen to head up the band, perhaps because he played the drums so well.
	Rick wurde dazu ausgewählt, die Führung der Band zu übernehmen – vielleicht, weil er am Besten das Schlagzeug spielen konnte.

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Zusammengesetzte Wörter: head | -head
Englisch		Deutsch
assistant principal (US), deputy head teacher, deputy head (UK) n	(deputy to head teacher)	stellvertretender Rektor V Part Präs + Nm
		stellvertretende Rektorin V Part Präs + Nf
Anmerkung: Capitalized when used as a title.
bald head n	(head with no hair)	Glatze Nf
	He quickly put on a hat to keep the hailstones from bouncing on his bald head.
big head n	(conceited or arrogant attitude)	Angeber Nm
		Angeberin Nf
	(Slang, vulgär)	Großmaul Nn
	(Slang)	Proll Nm
	All those accolades that Paul has been getting are giving him a big head.
bite [sb]'s head off v expr	(speak angrily) (ugs, übertragen)	jmdm den Kopf abreißen Rdw
	(ugs)	anmotzen, anmeckern Vt, sepa
	(Slang)	anranzen Vt, sepa
bow your head vtr	(lower: your head)	seinen Kopf neigen VP
		seinen Kopf senken VP
	The parishioners bowed their heads in prayer.
	Die Gemeindemitglieder neigten ihren Kopf im Gebet.
bury your head in the sand v expr	figurative (ignore stressful situation)	den Kopf in den Sand stecken Rdw
		sich vor der Wahrheit verschließen, die Wahrheit nicht sehen wollen Rdw
come to a head v expr	figurative (become a crisis)	zuspitzen Vr, sepa
	Tension between the couple came to a head when Tony accused Sarah of having an affair.
conk n	informal (blow to the head)	Kopfnuss Nf
		Schlag auf den Kopf Rdw
cool head n	slang, figurative (composure, calm) (übertragen)	kühler Kopf Adj + Nm
		Ruhe Nf
	After the accident, and even though she had been injured, she had a cool head.
crosshead, cross head n	(machinery: part of an engine)	Kreuzkopf Nm
crosshead, cross head n	(building: transverse timber)	Querbalken Nm
		Traverse Nf
crosshead, cross-head n as adj	(tool, tip: with a crosshead)	Kreuzschlitz- Präf
		Kreuz- Präf
	Use a crosshead screwdriver to loosen the screws.
drum [sth] into [sb]'s head v expr	(instill by repetition) (übertragen, ugs)	jemandem etwas eintrichtern Vt, sepa
	(übertragen, ugs)	jemandem etwas einprügeln Vt, sepa
	Our father, a clever but uneducated man, always drummed into our heads the importance of a good education.
duck your head v expr	(lower your head)	den Kopf einziehen VP
		ducken Vr
	I ducked my head to avoid hitting it on the lintel.
	Vergiss nicht, den Kopf einzuziehen, wenn du runter gehst.
fall head over heels v expr	(tumble)	Hals über Kopf herunterstürzen, Hals über Kopf hinunterstürzen Rdw
		Hals über Kopf herunterfallen, Hals über Kopf hinunterfallen Rdw
	Alex fell head over heels down the mountainside.
fall head over heels, fall head over heels in love v expr	figurative (fall in love)	sich Hals über Kopf verlieben Rdw
	(Slang)	sich total verknallen Adj + Vr
	After knowing him for just two weeks I'd fallen head over heels.
fall head over heels for [sb] v expr	figurative (fall in love)	sich Hals über Kopf in jemanden verlieben Rdw
	(Slang)	sich total in jemanden verknallen Rdw
	In Greek mythology, Eros shot a golden arrow that made Apollo fall head over heels for Daphne.
fall head over heels in love with [sb] v expr	figurative (fall in love)	sich Hals über Kopf in jemanden verlieben Rdw
	Juliet fell head over heels in love with Romeo.
flower head n	(clustered flower)	Blüte Nf
		Blütenkorb, Blütenstand Nm
get your head around [sth], get your head round [sth] v expr	informal (understand) (informell)	raffen Vt
	(informell)	kapieren Vt
		verstehen Vt
Anmerkung: Often used in the negative
	I'm trying to get my head around the subjunctive, but I'm still not sure when to use it.
go head to head v expr		Kopf an Kopf liegen Rdw
	The winners of the heats went head to head in the final.
go to [sb]'s head v expr	figurative, slang (make egotistical)	zu Kopf steigen Rdw
	His one hit record went to his head, and now he is impossible to live with.
	Der Erfolg seiner Single ist ihm zu Kopf gestiegen. Er ist ein schrecklicher Mitbewohner geworden.
go to [sb]'s head, go straight to [sb]'s head v expr	(make drunk)	betrunken machen Adj + Vt
	That glass of wine has gone straight to my head!
	Dieses Glas Wein hat mich sofort betrunken gemacht!
hang your head v expr	(in shame)	den Kopf vor Scham hängen lassen Rdw
	The defendant hung his head as the judge pronounced his sentence.
have a good head on your shoulders v expr	figurative (be sensible)	das Herz am richtigen Fleck tragen Rdw
	I don't mind him dating my daughter. That boy has a good head on his shoulders.
have your head in the clouds v expr	figurative (be a dreamer) (übertragen)	mit dem Kopf in den Wolken hängen Rdw
		ein Tagträumer sein Rdw
	That boy is smart, but he will never amount to much because he has his head in the clouds.
have your head screwed on v expr	informal, figurative (be sensible, practical) (Moral)	sein Herz am richtigen Fleck haben Rdw
	(Vernunft)	bei klarem Verstand sein Rdw
	It is best to have your head screwed on when dealing with money.
	I'm confident he'll make a wise decision; he's got his head screwed on right.
be head and shoulders above [sb/sth], stand head and shoulders above [sb/sth] v expr	figurative (be vastly superior to)	viel besser sein etwas VP
		etwas bei Weitem überlegen sein, um Welten besser sein als etwas VP
		etwas überragen Vt, fix
	George's essay was head and shoulders above those of the rest of the class.
head cold n	(viral infection) (Schnupfen, Husten)	Erkältung Nf
	(Fieber)	Grippe Nf
head count n	(tally)	Durchzählen Nn
	The teacher did a quick head count before dividing the class into two groups.
head count n	(number of people)	Zahl, Anzahl Nf
head injury n	(wound to the head)	Kopfverletzung Nf
	A young lad was struck by a car and is now in intensive care with a serious head injury.
head louse, plural: head lice n	usually plural (parasite on the scalp) (ugs)	Laus Nf
		Kopflaus Nf
	She treated her kids for head lice but it didn't work.
head of hair n	(hair: amount, thickness) (übertragen, ugs)	Mäne Nf
		Haarpracht Nf
	That beautiful girl has a gorgeous head of hair.
head of the household n	([sb] in charge of family)	Person, die in der Familie das Sagen hat Rdw
	(übertragen)	Person, die in der Familie die Hosen anhat Rdw
		Familienoberhaupt Nn
	Forget about Dad, my Mum is definitely the head of the household!
head of state, Head of State n	(national leader)	Staatschef Nm
	In a kingdom, the head of state is a king rather than a president.
head office n	(headquarters)	Hauptsitz Nm
		Hauptniederlassung Nf
		Hauptgeschäft Nn
		Hauptverwaltung Nf
	The head office of our company is now overseas because we got bought out.
	Der Hauptsitz unserer Firma befindet sich jetzt im Ausland, da das Unternehmen aufgekauft wurde.
head-on adv	(in collision)	frontal Adv
		mit dem Kopf voraus Rdw
		mit der Vorderseite zuerst Rdw
	The car veered across the road and hit a van head-on.
	Das Auto drehte sich, schlitterte die Straße entlang und stieß frontal mit einem Kleintransporter zusammen.
head-on adj	(collision: direct, full-frontal)	frontal Adj
		mit dem Kopf voraus Rdw
		mit der Vorderseite zuerst Rdw
	There were two fatalities in the head-on collision.
	Emma was lucky to survive the head-on crash of her small sports car into a bus.
	Es gab zwei Tote bei dem frontalen Zusammenstoß. // Emma hatte in ihrem kleinen Sportauto viel Glück, dass sie den frontalen Zusammenstoß mit dem Bus überlebte.
head on, head-on adj	figurative (direct, honest)	direkt Adj
		ehrlich Adj
		offen Adj
	Rather than talking around the subject, let's take a head-on look at the issues.
	Anstatt um dieses Thema drumrum zu reden, lasst uns direkt mit diesen Problemen auseinandersetzen.
head over heels in love expr	figurative (infatuated) (übertragen)	sich Hals über Kopf in jmdn verlieben Rdw
		jmdm verfallen sein V Part Perf + Vi
	(ugs)	in jmdn total verschossen sein Rdw
	After Cara's first date with Matt, she was head over heels in love with him.
head shot, headshot n	(portrait photo: head only)	Poträt Nn
		Kopfbild Nn
head start n	(race: starting ahead)	Vorsprung Nm
	My little sister runs slowly, so I give her a head start.
head start n	figurative (advantage) (übertragen)	Vorsprung Nm
		Vorteil Nm
	His parents' wealth gave him a head start in life.
head straight for [sth] v expr	(person: go directly)	direkt zu etwas gehen Rdw
	(informell)	schnurstracks auf etwas zusteuern Rdw
	Bianca grabbed her coat and headed straight for the exit.
head straight for [sth/sb] v expr	(vehicle: move towards)	direkt auf jemanden zukommen Rdw
		genau in die Richtung von jemandem steuern Rdw
	When Colin looked up, he realized the truck was heading straight for him.
head to head, head-to-head adj	(contest: between two people)	Kopf an Kopf Rdw
		knapp Adj
Anmerkung: Hyphens are used when the adjective precedes the noun it modifies.
	There was a head-to-head round between the final two contestants to determine the winner.
head to head adv	figurative (in direct opposition)	Kopf an Kopf Rdw
		gegeneinander Adv
	The leaders of the two parties came head to head in today's debate about immigration.
head waiter n	(highest-ranking food server)	Oberkellner Nm
		Oberkellnerin Nf
	Anthony is the head waiter at a restaurant.
head-on adv	figurative (directly, honestly) (ugs)	klipp und klar Rdw
		offen und ehrlich Rdw
		ganz direkt Adv + Adj
	Her novels tackle difficult social issues head-on.
	Ihr Roman setzt sich offen und ehrlich mit schwierigen sozialen Problemen auseinander.
head-on collision n	(full-frontal crash)	Frontalzusammenstoß Nm
		frontaler Aufprall Adj + Nm
	In the head-on collision with the lorry, the Mini came off worst.
headbutt, head-butt n	(violent blow made with the head)	Kopfstoß Nm
	(umgangssprachlich)	Kopfnuss Nf
	With a swift headbutt, the goat knocked the little boy over.
headbutt [sb/sth], head-butt [sb/sth]⇒ vtr	(hit with the forehead) (umgangssprachlich)	jmdm eine Kopfnuss verpassen Rdw
		jmdm einen Kopfstoß versetzen Rdw
		jmdn mit dem Kopf treffen Rdw
	The wrestler violently headbutted his opponent.
headfirst, head first adv	(with the head in front)	mit dem Kopf zuerst Rdw
		mit dem Kopf nach vorne Rdw
		erst mit dem Kopf Rdw
	Max dove into the water headfirst.
headfirst, head first adv	figurative (recklessly)	draufgängerisch Adj
		halsbrecherisch Adj
		wagemutig Adj
	Sam has a tendency to jump into projects headfirst.
headhunt, head-hunt vi	figurative (find job candidate)	abwerben Vi, sepa
headhunt [sb], head-hunt [sb]⇒ vtr	figurative (identify as a job candidate)	abwerben Vt, sepa
headhunter, head-hunter n	figurative (recruiter) (Anglizismus)	Headhunter Nm
		Abwerber Nm
		Personalabwerber Nm
	Tamara was recruited by a headhunter for her new job.
headhunting, head-hunting n	figurative (recruiting of new employees) (Anglizismus)	Headhunting Nn
	(Anglizismus)	Recruiting Nn
headhunting, head-hunting n	(anthropology)	Kopfjagd Nf
headteacher, head teacher n	UK (principal of a school)	Direktor Nm
		Schulleiter Nm
	The impudent boy was sent to explain himself to the headteacher.
hit the nail on the head v expr	figurative (be exactly right)	den Nagel auf den Kopf treffen Rdw
		mitten ins Schwarze treffen Rdw
	Russell's comment really hit the nail on the head.
hothead, hot-head n	figurative, slang ([sb] quick to anger)	Hitzkopf Nm
		Feuerkopf Nm
		jemand, der leicht wütend wird Rdw
	Some hotheads were causing trouble at the protest march.
in over your head expr	figurative (overly involved with [sb])	Hals über Kopf Rdw
in over your head expr	figurative (your problems are too hard for you) (übertragen)	Hals über Kopf Rdw
	(übertragen)	den Mund zu voll nehmen Rdw
		sich zu viel zumuten Rdw
keep your head v expr	figurative (stay calm)	nicht den Kopf verlieren Rdw
		nicht durchdrehen Adv + Vi, sepa
		ruhig bleiben Adj + Vt
keep your head above water v expr	figurative (be financially stable)	den Kopf über Wasser halten Rdw
laugh your head off v expr	figurative, informal (laugh heartily)	sich vor Lachen den Bauch halten Rdw
lose your head v expr	figurative (become overexcited)	den Kopf verlieren Rdw
		in Panik geraten Rdw
	Don't lose your head in an emergency. Just stay calm.
make heads or tails of [sth] (US), make head or tail of [sth], make head nor tail of [sth] (UK) v expr	(understand [sth]) (ugs)	etwas kapieren Vt
		etwas verstehen Vt
	(Slang)	etwas raffen Vt
Anmerkung: Usually in the negative.
meathead, also US: beef-head n	informal (male: idiot)	Idiot Nm
		Blödmann Nm
nailhead, nail head n	(flat top of a nail)	Nagelkopf Nm
off the top of your head expr	figurative, informal (spontaneously, improvising)	spontan Adj
		aus dem Stegreif Rdw
	Off the top of my head, I can't remember the name of that actor.
on [sb]'s head, on your head expr	figurative ([sb] will face the consequences) (übertragen)	auf deine Kappe Rdw
		deine Schuld Pron + Nf
	What you are suggesting is an unorthodox approach; if it goes wrong, it will be on your head.
pat on the head n	(gentle touch)	tätscheln Vt
	There is nothing the dog likes better than a pat on the head.
pat [sb/sth] on the head v expr	(touch gently on head)	tätscheln Vt
	Rob patted his son on the head.
pinhead n	figurative, pejorative, slang (stupid person) (übertragen)	Dummkopf, Schwachkopf Nm
	(übertragen)	Bremsbirne Nf
		Depp, Trottel Nm
pinhead n	(point of a pin)	Nadelkopf, Stecknadelkopf Nm
rear its head, rear its ugly head v expr	figurative (issue, problem: arise)	aufkommen Vi, sepa
	(Unterhaltung)	zur Sprache kommen Rdw
	When Rick and Daisy argue, the issue of money often rears its head.
right in the head adj	slang (sane)	ganz richtig im Kopf Rdw
		ganz richtig ticken Rdw
	(übertragen)	alle Tassen im Schrank haben Rdw
	He's a nice enough guy but I don't think he's quite right in the head.
roof over your head n	informal (place to live)	Dach über dem Kopf Rdw
	Your house may not be fancy, but at least it's a roof over your head.
	The earthquake refugees don't have a roof over their heads.
roundhead screw, round-head screw n	(fastener with rounded head)	Rundkopfschraube Nf
running head n	(title at top of a book's pages)	Kurztitel Nm
		Kopfzeile Nf
shake your head v expr	(move from side to side)	jmds Kopf schütteln Nm + Vt
	Geoff shook his head in disbelief at the news.
shout your head off v expr	figurative, informal (rant, shout at length)	sich die Seele aus dem Leib schreien Rdw
	He was shouting his head off but nobody heard him over the noise of the crowd. OK, I heard you - you don't have to shout your head off!
shower head n	(nozzle of a shower attachment)	Duschkopf Nm
		Brausekopf Nm
	The shower head was clogged with limescale, so the water was coming out in a trickle.
snake's head, snake's head fritillary n	(flowering plant)	Schachblume Nf
		Schachbrettblume Nf
sore head n	US, informal ([sb] discontented and irritable)	Kopfzerbrechen Nn
sprinkler head n	(on lawn sprinkler)	Sprinklerkopf Nm
		Rasensprenger Nm
wellhead, also UK: well head n	(source of a well)	Quelle Nf
		Bohrlochkopf Nm
wellhead, also UK: well head n	figurative (fountainhead, primary source) (übertragen)	Quelle Nf
wellhead, also UK: well head n	(top of oil or gas well)	-kopf Suffix
		-mund Suffix

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