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101 sprechen
spre·chen1. spre·chen <spricht, sprach, gesprochen> [ʼʃprɛçn̩]vi1) ( reden) to speak, to talk;kann das Kind schon \sprechen? can the baby talk yet?;ich konnte vor Aufregung kaum \sprechen I could hardly speak for excitement;nun sprich doch endlich! go on, say something!;sprich doch nicht so laut don't talk so loud;dabei bleibt's, ich habe gesprochen! what I say goes!;Schluss damit, jetzt spreche ich! enough of that, now it's my turn!;Achtung, hier spricht die Polizei! attention, this is the police!;hier können wir nicht \sprechen we can't talk here;über Sex wurde bei uns zu Hause nie gesprochen sex was never talked about [or discussed] in our house;sprich nicht in diesem Ton mit mir! don't speak to me like that!;von etw \sprechen to talk about sth;wovon \sprechen Sie eigentlich? what are you talking about?;zu jdm \sprechen to speak [or talk] to sb;auf jdn/etw zu \sprechen kommen to come to talk about sb/sth;jetzt, wo wir gerade darauf zu \sprechen kommen,... now that we've come to mention it,...;für sich [selbst] \sprechen to speak for itself;mit sich selbst \sprechen to talk to oneself;mit jdm \sprechen to speak with sb;mit wem möchten Sie \sprechen? who would you like to speak to?;„hallo, wer spricht denn da?“ ‘hello, who's speaking?’3) ( tratschen)über jdn \sprechen to talk about sb [behind their back]4) ( empfehlen)seine Pünktlichkeit spricht sehr für ihn his punctuality is very much a point in his favour;für jdn/etw \sprechen, dass it says something for sb/sth, that;5) ( erkennbar sein)aus diesen Worten sprach der blanke Hass these words expressed pure hatevt1) ( können)etw \sprechen to speak sth;\sprechen Sie Chinesisch? can you speak Chinese?2) ( aussprechen)etw \sprechen to say sth;sie konnte keinen vernünftigen Satz \sprechen she couldn't say a single coherent sentence;wie spricht man dieses Wort? how do you pronounce this word?3) ( verlesen)etw \sprechen to say sth;ein Gedicht \sprechen to recite a poem;heute spricht Pfarrer W. die Predigt today, prayer will be taken by Father W.4) ( sich unterreden)jdn \sprechen to speak to sbWENDUNGEN:nicht gut auf jdn zu \sprechen sein;schlecht auf jdn zu \sprechen sein to be on bad terms with sb;darauf ist sie nicht gut zu \sprechen she doesn't like that;für jdn/niemanden zu \sprechen sein to be available for sb/not be available for anyone;Sie können eintreten, der Herr Professor ist jetzt zu \sprechen you can come in, the Professor will see you now;2. Spre·chen <-s> [ʼʃprɛçn̩] ntdas \sprechen lernen to learn to speak [or talk];jdn zum \sprechen bringen to make sb talk -
102 linguaggio
m (pl -ggi) languagelinguaggio tecnico technical language, jargoninformation technology linguaggio di programmazione programming language* * *linguaggio s.m. language; (eloquio) speech: linguaggio colorito, racy speech; il linguaggio dei sordomuti, sign language; il linguaggio della musica, the language of music; linguaggio infantile, babyish (o childish) language; linguaggio familiare, familiar language; linguaggio raffinato, volgare, refined, vulgar language; linguaggio fiorito, flowery language; linguaggio tecnico, technical language; linguaggio violento, strong language; linguaggio sportivo, burocratico, the language of sport, bureaucracy; usa un linguaggio triviale, he uses coarse language (o his language is coarse); correttezza di linguaggio, correctness of speech; natura, origine del linguaggio, nature, origin of language; anche gli animali hanno un linguaggio, animals have a language too // che linguaggio!, that's no way to talk! // (inform.): linguaggio assemblatore, assembly language; linguaggio macchina, computer (o machine) language; linguaggio di definizione di dati, data definition language; linguaggio di programmazione, programming language; sottoinsieme di un linguaggio, language subset; linguaggio per l'elaborazione, problem oriented language.* * *1) (lingua) languagenel linguaggio corrente — in common parlance, in everyday speech
scusate il linguaggio — pardon my French colloq.
2) (facoltà di parola) speech•linguaggio cifrato — code, cipher
linguaggio macchina — inform. machine language
linguaggio di programmazione — inform. programming BE o programing AE language, computer language
linguaggio settoriale — jargon, parlance
* * *linguaggiopl. -gi /lin'gwaddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.1 (lingua) language; linguaggio della pubblicità adspeak; linguaggio della malavita thieves' cant; nel linguaggio corrente in common parlance, in everyday speech; scusate il linguaggio pardon my French colloq.2 (facoltà di parola) speech; disturbo del linguaggio speech disorderlinguaggio artificiale artificial language; linguaggio cifrato code, cipher; linguaggio del corpo body language; linguaggio giuridico legal parlance; linguaggio giornalistico journalistic parlance; linguaggio infantile baby talk; linguaggio macchina inform. machine language; linguaggio naturale natural language; linguaggio di programmazione inform. programming BE o programing AE language, computer language; linguaggio dei segni sign language; linguaggio settoriale jargon, parlance. -
103 детский
1. childish2. babies3. baby4. childlike5. child; children's; infant; infantile; childlike; childishдошкольное учреждение; детский сад; ясли — infant school
детский паралич, полиомиелит — infantile paralysis
6. nurseryСинонимический ряд:ребяческий (прил.) младенческий; ребяческий; ребячийАнтонимический ряд: -
104 сюсюканье
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > сюсюканье
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105 bunny
tr['bʌnɪ]1 familiar conejito\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbunny girl chica de clubn.• conejito s.m.(pl - nies), bunny rabbit 'bʌni noun (used to or by children) conejito m (fam)['bʌnɪ]bunny girl — noun conejita f
1. N2) (US) * (=pretty girl) bombón * m, tía f buena (Sp) *2.CPDbunny girl N — conejita f
bunny hill N — (US) (=ski slope) pista f de principiantes
bunny rabbit N — baby talk conejito m
bunny slope N — (US) (=ski slope) pista f de principiantes
* * *(pl - nies), bunny rabbit ['bʌni] noun (used to or by children) conejito m (fam)bunny girl — noun conejita f
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106 Bächlein
* * *das Bächleinrill; streamlet; brooklet* * *Bạ̈ch|lein ['bɛçlain]nt -s, - dim(small) stream, brookletein Bächlein machen (baby-talk) — to do a wee-wee (baby-talk)
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107 Beißerchen
n umg., Kinderspr. toothy-peg, Am. toofer* * *die Beißerchen(Zähne) fangs (Pl.ugs.)* * *Bei|ßer|chen ['baisɐçən]pl (baby-talk)toothy-pegs pl (baby-talk)* * *Bei·ßer·chen<-s, ->* * * -
108 Brummbär
m fig. grumbler, grouch umg.* * *der Brummbär* * *Brụmm|bärm (inf)1) (baby-talk) teddy bear (baby-talk)* * *Brumm·bär[ˈbrʊm-]m (fam)* * *der (ugs.) grouch (coll.)* * ** * *der (ugs.) grouch (coll.)* * *-en m.growler n.grumbler n. -
109 Körbchen
n1. für Hunde etc.: basket; ab ins Körbchen! umg., fig. off to bed with you2. von BH: cup* * *Kọ̈rb|chen ['kœrpçən]nt -s, -ins Körbchen! (baby-talk) — off to or time for beddy-bye(s) (baby-talk)
* * *Körb·chen1<-s, ->[ˈkœrpçən]Körb·chen2<-s, ->[ˈkœrpçən]nt (bei Büstenhaltern) cup* * *das; Körbchens, Körbchen1) [little] baskethusch, husch ins Körbchen — (fam.) time for bye-bye[s] or beddy-byes (child lang.)
2) (des Büstenhalters) cup* * *Körbchen n1. für Hunde etc: basket;ab ins Körbchen! umg, fig off to bed with you2. von BH: cup* * *das; Körbchens, Körbchen1) [little] baskethusch, husch ins Körbchen — (fam.) time for bye-bye[s] or beddy-byes (child lang.)
2) (des Büstenhalters) cup* * *- (BH) n.cup (bra) n. - n.small basket n. -
110 Lallperiode
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111 bye-bye
[ˌbaɪˈbaɪ]it's time to go \bye-bye es ist Zeit, Tschüss zu sagen* * *['baI'baɪ]1. interj (inf)Wiedersehen (inf)that's bye-bye £200 — (da sind) £ 200 futsch! (inf)
2. nor bye-bye ( US baby-talk ) — in die Heia gehen (baby-talk)
* * *A s [ˈbaıbaı] Br meist pl:a) in die Heia gehen, heia machen,b) einschlafenB adv US → academic.ru/9948/bye-byes">bye-byesC int [ˌbaıˈbaı] umga) Wiedersehen!, tschüs!b) TEL Wiederhören! -
112 choo-choo
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113 dickybird
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114 Muhkuh
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115 Pipi
* * *Pi|pi [pi'piː]nt or m -s, -s (baby-talk)wee(-wee) (baby-talk)* * *Pi·pi<-s, -s>[piˈpi:]\Pipi machen to have [or do] a wee[-wee]* * *das; Pipis (Kinderspr.)Pipi machen — do wee-wees (sl.)
* * *Pipi machen do a wee(-wee);ich muss mal Pipi I need a wee* * *das; Pipis (Kinderspr.)Pipi machen — do wee-wees (sl.)
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116 Schweinchen
n little pig, piglet; fig., umg. (Schmutzfink) piggy, Brit. auch mucky pup* * *das Schweinchenpiggy; shoat; piglet* * *Schwein|chen ['ʃvainçən]nt -s, - dimlittle pig, piglet; (baby-talk) piggy(-wiggy) (baby-talk); (fig inf = kleiner Schmutzfink) mucky pup (Brit inf messy thing (esp US inf)* * *(a child's word for a (little) pig.) piggy* * *Schwein·chen<-s, ->* * ** * *n.piggy n.piglet n.shoat n. -
117 Wässerchen
n umg.; (Parfüm etc.) scent; (Schnaps) spirit; (Medizin) potion; er sah so aus, als könne er kein Wässerchen trüben fig. he looked as if butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth* * *Wạ̈s|ser|chen ['vɛsɐçən]nt -s, -little stream or brook; (= Parfüm) scent, perfume; (kosmetisch) lotion, potionein Wässerchen machen (baby-talk) — to do a wee-wee (baby-talk)
er sieht aus, als ob er kein Wässerchen trüben könnte — he looks as if butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
* * *Wäs·ser·chen<-s, ->[ˈvɛsɐçən]nt (Duftwasser) scent▶ jd sieht aus, als ob er kein \Wässerchen trüben könnte (fam) sb appears innocent while being guilty, sb looks as if butter wouldn't melt in his/her mouth BRIT* * *das; Wässerchens, Wässerchen1)er sieht aus, als könnte er kein Wässerchen trüben — (fig.) he looks as though butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
2) s. Wasser 6)* * *er sah so aus, als könne er kein Wässerchen trüben fig he looked as if butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth* * *das; Wässerchens, Wässerchen1)er sieht aus, als könnte er kein Wässerchen trüben — (fig.) he looks as though butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
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118 Wauwau
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120 Bählamm
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