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in the PONS Dictionary

tack·ing [ˈtækɪŋ] N no pl

tacking
tacking (stitch)
tacking (stitch)

I. tack [tæk] N

1. tack:

Reißzwecke f <-, -n> FRG
Reißnagel m <-s, -nägel>

2. tack no pl (riding gear):

3. tack NAUT:

Schlag m <-(e)s, Schlä̱·ge> spec

4. tack (approach, policy):

Weg m <-(e)s, -e>
Richtung f <-, -en>

5. tack (loose stitch):

6. tack Scot LAW:

Pachtvertrag m <-(e)s, -träge>

II. tack [tæk] VB trans

1. tack (nail down):

to tack sth

2. tack (sew loosely):

to tack sth

3. tack LAW:

III. tack [tæk] VB intr NAUT

wenden <wendet, wendete, gewendetwendet, wendete [o. wandte], gewendet [o. gewandt]> spec

Blu-Tack® [ˈblu:tæk] N no pl

ˈhard tack N

low-tack [ˈləʊtæk, Am ˈloʊ-] ADJ

low-tack adhesive, tape, surface
low-tack surface

star·board ˈtack N

tack down VB trans

to tack down ⇆ sth

tack up VB trans

to tack up ⇆ sth poster
to tack up ⇆ sth [on sth]
etw [an etw acc] heften

ˈtack room N

tack on VB trans

1. tack on inf (add afterwards):

to tack on ⇆ sth [to sth]
etw [an etw acc] anfügen [o. anhängen]
to tack on ⇆ sth [to sth]
etw [zu etw dat] hinzufügen

2. tack on (sew loosely):

to tack on ⇆ sth [to sth]
etw [an etw acc] anheften

tick-tack-toe [Am ˌtɪkˌtækˈtoʊ] N Am (noughts and crosses)

OpenDict entry

Blu-Tack® N

≈ Klebepad nt
≈ Haftknete f
Present
Itack
youtack
he/she/ittacks
wetack
youtack
theytack
Past
Itacked
youtacked
he/she/ittacked
wetacked
youtacked
theytacked
Present Perfect
Ihavetacked
youhavetacked
he/she/ithastacked
wehavetacked
youhavetacked
theyhavetacked
Past Perfect
Ihadtacked
youhadtacked
he/she/ithadtacked
wehadtacked
youhadtacked
theyhadtacked
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