| * |  rock: (confectionary made from sugar) |  Kandiszucker {m}, Zuckerstange {f} |
* | rock: (distaff) SEE: distaff :: | |
* | rock: (distinctive composition of minerals) | Gestein {n} |
* | rock: (hill or island without vegetation) | Klippe {f}, Felsen {m}, Schäre {f} |
* | rock: (large stone or boulder) | Felsbrocken {m}, Felsblock {m}, [erratic] Findling {m}, Fels {m} |
* | rock: (mass of projecting rock) | Felsen {m}, Fels {m}, Klippe {f} |
* | rock: (natural mineral aggregate) | Fels {m}, Gestein {n} |
* | rock: (precious stone or gem) | Klunker {m} |
* | rock: (something strong, stable, and dependable) | Fels {m}, Fels in der Brandung {m} |
* | rock: (style of music) | Rock {m} |
* | rock: (disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium) | auwühlen, schockieren |
* | rock: (move gently back and forth) | schwanken, schaukeln, [baby] wiegen |
* | rock: (slang: to be very favourable or skilful) | rocken [but usually the English term is used] |
* | rock: (sway or tilt violently back and forth) | schaukeln, (naut.) stampfen |
* | rock: (to play, perform, or enjoy rock music) | rocken |
* | rock: (to thrill or excite) | aufmischen (originally means “beat up”) |
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