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in the PONS Dictionary

I. wea·sel [ˈwi:zəl] N

weasel
Wiesel nt <-s, ->

II. wea·sel [ˈwi:zəl] VB intr Am

to weasel out of sth
sich acc aus etw dat herauslavieren inf
to weasel out of doing sth
sich vor etw dat drücken

weasel [ˈwiːzl] N

weasel
Present
Iweasel
youweasel
he/she/itweasels
weweasel
youweasel
theyweasel
Past
Iweaselled / American English weaseled
youweaselled / American English weaseled
he/she/itweaselled / American English weaseled
weweaselled / American English weaseled
youweaselled / American English weaseled
theyweaselled / American English weaseled
Present Perfect
Ihaveweaselled / American English weaseled
youhaveweaselled / American English weaseled
he/she/ithasweaselled / American English weaseled
wehaveweaselled / American English weaseled
youhaveweaselled / American English weaseled
theyhaveweaselled / American English weaseled
Past Perfect
Ihadweaselled / American English weaseled
youhadweaselled / American English weaseled
he/she/ithadweaselled / American English weaseled
wehadweaselled / American English weaseled
youhadweaselled / American English weaseled
theyhadweaselled / American English weaseled

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to weasel out of doing sth
sich vor etw dat drücken

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