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nounSlang, der; [Theater-, Soldaten-, Juristen]jargon, der; attrib. Slang[wort, -ausdruck]* * *[slæŋ] 1. noun(words and phrases (often in use for only a short time) used very informally, eg words used mainly by, and typical of, a particular group: army slang; teenage slang; `stiff' is slang for `a corpse'.) die Umgangssprache2. verb(to speak rudely and angrily to or about (someone); to abuse: I got furious when he started slanging my mother.) beschimpfen* * *[slæŋ]army \slang Militärjargon mteenage \slang Jugendsprache fII. adj attr, inv Slang-* * *[slŋ]1. nSlang m; (= army slang, schoolboy slang etc) Jargon mgipsy slang — Zigeunersprache f (neg!)
2. adjSlang-3. vt (esp Brit inf)to slang sth — über etw (acc) schimpfen
* * *slang [slæŋ]A s1. Slang m, (Fach)Jargon m2. Slang m, saloppe UmgangsspracheB adj Slang…:C v/t besonders Br umg jemanden wüst beschimpfen:slanging match gegenseitige wüste Beschimpfung;they started a slanging match sie fingen an, sich wüste Beschimpfungen an den Kopf zu werfen* * *nounSlang, der; [Theater-, Soldaten-, Juristen]jargon, der; attrib. Slang[wort, -ausdruck]* * *n.Jargon -s m.Slang -s m.saloppe Umgangssprache f. -
2 get [somebody] involved to [do something]
Американский английский: напрячь (when used as a slang term)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > get [somebody] involved to [do something]
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Американский английский: нагрузить (when used as a slang term) -
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2) Engineering: heap3) Architecture: load up4) American English: напрячь (when used as a slang term) -
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1) General subject: bend, brace, brace (силы, волю и т.п.; тж. brace up), exert, force, put forth (силы), strain, stretch, string, string up (нервы и т. п.), tauten2) American English: get [somebody] involved to [do something] (when used as a slang term), enlist, draft, enroll, recruit, saddle [somebody with something], plug [somebody] in, load [someone] up with -
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1) General subject: Australian, digger, (оскорбительно) jafa (Jafa is a phrase originally coined by Kiwis about Aucklanders, but is now the term used by Londoners when they hear the accent and think, "Just Another F---ing Australian.")3) Australian slang: Ozzie, (разг. редко) kangarooster, strine4) Jargon: Down Under5) Taboo: Arsie -
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1) General subject: boot out, boot round, can, can (служащего), canner (служащего), discard, discharge, dismiss, dispense, displace, fire out (с работы), give, give somebody the sack (кого-либо), give the bag (кого-л.), give the chuck, give the gate, give the mitten, give the push, give the shove, kick out, kiss off, muster out, pay off (рабочих), pension off, relieve, remove, retire, rif, send away, send packing (кого-л.), send to grass, send to the right-about (кого-л.), shelve, spare, stand off (на время), superannuate, terminate (YakovF), give the ax, give the axe, give the bird, give the sack, give the walking papers (to someone), hoof out, put to grass, send about his business (кого-л.), give someone his walking-papers, give the elbow2) Colloquial: boot, fire, hand a discharge (кого-л.), hoof, hooves, sack, give the boot, give the order of the boot, downsize3) American: drop, give the air, give the airs6) Diplomatic term: throw out of work (кого-л.)7) Jargon: fluff off, give( someone) the ax, give the bird, let out, pinkslip, ship, gate, give (someone) the gate8) American English: to be let go or to let someone go (used in the general sense when it is not clear whether one is fired or laid off.)10) Current usage: ditch11) Phraseological unit: give the heave-ho (I'm looking for work again because they gave me the old heave-ho.") -
8 gnomes of Zurich
Fina derogatory term for Swiss bankers and currency dealers (who have a reputation for secrecy), often used when unknown currency speculators cause havoc in the currency markets (slang)
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