suck in

• Partikelverb, das das Einsaugen oder Einziehen von etwas (z. B. Flüssigkeit, Luft) bezeichnet oder im übertragenen Sinne, jemanden in eine Situation hineinzuziehen, oft gegen dessen Willen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate drawing something inward by suction, or metaphorically, to involve someone in a situation, often against their will.

unzählbar · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. Pull inwardinformal

   To draw something inward, often by inhaling or creating a vacuum.

   Einziehen

   • He sucked in his stomach to look thinner.
   • The vacuum cleaner sucked in all the dust.
   • She sucked in a deep breath before diving.

   Synonymeaspiratedraw ininhalepull intake in

   Antonymeejectemitexpel

2. Deceive or involveinformal

   To trick someone into becoming involved in a situation, often a negative one.

   Hineinziehen

   • He got sucked into a bad business deal.
   • She was sucked in by his charming lies.
   • Don't let yourself get sucked into their argument.

   Synonymedrag indraw inembroilensnareentrapinveigleluretrap

   Antonymedeterdissuaderepel

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