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1 nyomorék
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2 Hinkebein
n umg.1. gammy (Am. bum) leg2. fig. Person: person with a gammy (Am. bum) leg, Am. gimp neg!* * *Hịn|ke|bein ['hɪŋkəbain]1. nt Hin|ke|fuß['hɪŋkəfuːs]2. minf = verletztes Bein) gammy leg (inf)* * *Hin·ke·beinntm (fam)2. (Mensch mit einem Hinkefuß) person who walks with a limp* * *Hinkebein n umg1. gammy (US bum) leg2. fig Person: person with a gammy (US bum) leg, US gimp neg! -
3 kaputt
Adj. umg.1. (entzwei) broken, bust, Am. auch kaput; Kleidungsstück: (zerrissen) torn; (abgetragen) worn out; (außer Betrieb) not working; es ist kaputt ganz: it’s had it; funktioniert nicht: it’s not working, Am. auch it’s kaput; Gerät: auch it’s given up; Auto, Maschine: it’s broken down, Am. auch it’s kaput; Birne, Sicherung: it’s gone; was ist denn jetzt schon wieder kaputt? fig. what’s wrong ( oder up) now?3. Organ, Glied etc.: bad; Leber, Gesundheit: auch ruined; ein kaputtes Bein a bad (Brit. altm. gammy, Am. gimp) leg; gebrochen: a broken leg4. (erschöpft) shattered, Brit. auch knackered, Am. wiped out; kaputter Typ (human) wreck; Mann: auch broken man; krankhaft: seriously sick personality; ich bin nervlich kaputt I’m a nervous wreck, my nerves are shot; er ist seelisch kaputt he’s gone to pieces, he’s a broken man* * *(defekt) not working; broken; out of order; faulty; defective;(ruiniert) ruined;(zerbrochen) broken* * *ka|pụtt [ka'pʊt]adj (inf)broken; esp Maschine, Glühbirne etc kaput (inf); (= erschöpft) Mensch shattered (Brit inf done in (inf), knackered (Brit inf); Ehe broken; Beziehungen, Gesundheit ruined; Nerven shattered; Firma bust pred (inf)irgendetwas muss an deinem Auto kaputt sein — something must be wrong with your car
der Fernseher ist kaputt (zeitweilig) — the TV is on the blink (inf)
mein kaputtes Bein — my gammy (Brit inf) or bad leg; (gebrochen) my broken leg
mein kaputtes Auge — my bad eye (inf)
die kaputte Welt — this mess of a world
ein kaputter Typ — a wreck (inf)
* * *1) (broken: The vase was lying in pieces on the floor.) in pieces2) (in a state of ruin or of great financial difficulty: Their marriage is on the rocks; The firm is on the rocks.) on the rocks* * *ka·putt[kaˈpʊt]adj (fam)1. (defekt) brokentotal \kaputt sein to be completely shattered [or knackered] sl* * *die Maschine/das Auto ist kaputt — the machine/car has broken down; (ganz und gar) the machine/car has had it (coll.)
diese Jacke ist kaputt — this jacket needs mending; (ist zerrissen) this jacket's torn
die Birne ist kaputt — the bulb has gone; (ist zerbrochen) the bulb is smashed
das Telefon ist kaputt — the phone is not working or is out of order
der Fernseher ist kaputt — the television has gone wrong
sein Leben ist kaputt — his life is in ruins
ein kaputter Typ — (fig. ugs.) a down-and-out
eine kaputte Lunge/ein kaputtes Herz haben — (ugs.) have bad lungs/a bad heart
die Ehe ist kaputt — the marriage has failed or (coll.) is on the rocks
was ist denn jetzt kaputt? — (ugs.) what's wrong or the matter now?
* * *kaputt adj umg1. (entzwei) broken, bust, US auch kaput; Kleidungsstück: (zerrissen) torn; (abgetragen) worn out; (außer Betrieb) not working;es ist kaputt ganz: it’s had it; funktioniert nicht: it’s not working, US auch it’s kaput; Gerät: auch it’s given up; Auto, Maschine: it’s broken down, US auch it’s kaput; Birne, Sicherung: it’s gone;jemanden vor Liebe kaputt drücken umg fig smother sb with love;kaputt machen break; heftig: (Teller etc) auch smash; (Kleider, Gerät, Reifen etc) ruin; fig (Person) destroy; (Ehe) wreck; WIRTSCH (Betrieb) put out of business, ruin;der ganze Stress macht ihn noch kaputt all this stress will finish him off ( oder will be the death of him);kaputt schlagen umg smash;kaputt schneiden umg cut to piecesdie Firma ist kaputt the firm’s gone bust ( oder belly up)3. Organ, Glied etc: bad; Leber, Gesundheit: auch ruined;ich bin nervlich kaputt I’m a nervous wreck, my nerves are shot;er ist seelisch kaputt he’s gone to pieces, he’s a broken man* * *1) (entzwei) broken <toy, cup, plate, arm, leg, etc.>die Maschine/das Auto ist kaputt — the machine/car has broken down; (ganz und gar) the machine/car has had it (coll.)
diese Jacke ist kaputt — this jacket needs mending; (ist zerrissen) this jacket's torn
die Birne ist kaputt — the bulb has gone; (ist zerbrochen) the bulb is smashed
das Telefon ist kaputt — the phone is not working or is out of order
ein kaputter Typ — (fig. ugs.) a down-and-out
eine kaputte Lunge/ein kaputtes Herz haben — (ugs.) have bad lungs/a bad heart
die Ehe ist kaputt — the marriage has failed or (coll.) is on the rocks
was ist denn jetzt kaputt? — (ugs.) what's wrong or the matter now?
* * *adj.broken adj.haywire* adj.out of commission adj. ausdr.on the rocks expr. -
4 lahm
Adj.1. lame; (steif) stiff; MED. (gelähmt) paraly|sed (Am. -zed); (verkrüppelt) crippled; auf einem Bein lahm sein, ein lahmes Bein haben be lame in one leg; lahm legen fig. paraly|se (Am. -ze), cripple; (Verkehr etc.) bring to a standstill ( oder halt); TECH. (Gerät, Anlage) knock out2. umg. (kraftlos) limp; fig. Ausrede etc.: lame, feeble3. umg., fig. (träge) slow, sluggish; (langweilig) dull; Witz, Abenteuer etc.: tame, feeble; lahme Ente Person: slowcoach, Am. slowpoke; (Wagen) feeble performer; lahmer Verein umg. useless bunch, hopeless lot* * *(gelähmt) paralysed; lame; paralyzed;* * *[laːm]1. adjer ist auf dem linken Bein láhm — he is lame in his or the left leg
er hat ein láhmes Bein — he is lame in one leg, he has a gammy (Brit) or gimpy (US) leg (inf)
2) (inf = langsam, langweilig) dreary, dull; Ausrede, Entschuldigung lame; Geschäftsgang slow, sluggisheine láhme Ente sein (inf) — to have no zip (inf)
2. adv (inf)(= langsam) slowly; (= wenig überzeugend) lamelyeine láhm verfilmte Story — a dully filmed story
* * *1) (unable to walk properly: He was lame for weeks after his fall.) lame2) lamely* * *[la:m]der Mann war auf dem rechten Bein \lahm the man's right leg was lamesei nicht so \lahm, streng dich mal ein bisschen an! don't be so sluggish, make a bit of an effort!* * *1.1) lame; crippled, useless < wing>den Verkehr/die Produktion lahm legen — bring traffic/the production to a standstill
die Industrie lahm legen — bring the industry to a standstill; paralyse the industry
2) (ugs.): (unbeweglich) stiffihm wurde der Arm lahm — his arm became or got stiff
4) (ugs. abwertend): (matt) dreary; dull; feeble < protest>; dull, dreary, lifeless < discussion>2.ein lahmer Typ — a dull, lethargic [sort of] bloke (Brit. coll.) or (coll.) guy; s. auch Ente 1)
1) (kraftlos) feebly2) (ugs. abwertend) lethargically* * *lahm adj2. umg (kraftlos) limp; fig Ausrede etc: lame, feeblelahmer Verein umg useless bunch, hopeless lot* * *1.1) lame; crippled, useless < wing>den Verkehr/die Produktion lahm legen — bring traffic/the production to a standstill
die Industrie lahm legen — bring the industry to a standstill; paralyse the industry
2) (ugs.): (unbeweglich) stiffihm wurde der Arm lahm — his arm became or got stiff
4) (ugs. abwertend): (matt) dreary; dull; feeble < protest>; dull, dreary, lifeless < discussion>2.ein lahmer Typ — a dull, lethargic [sort of] bloke (Brit. coll.) or (coll.) guy; s. auch Ente 1)
1) (kraftlos) feebly2) (ugs. abwertend) lethargically* * *adj.lame adj.paralysed adj. adv.lamely adv. -
5 patte
patte [pat]1. feminine nounb. ( = jambe) (inf!) leg• bas sur pattes [personne] short-leggedc. ( = style) [d'auteur, peintre] styled. [de poche] flap ; [de vêtement] strap2. compounds* * *patpatte de devant — ( jambe) foreleg
patte de derrière — ( jambe) hind leg
retomber sur ses pattes — [chat] to fall on its feet; fig [personne] to fall on one's feet
marcher à quatre pattes — [enfant, adulte] to walk on all fours; [bébé] to crawl
bas les pattes! — ( ne me touchez pas) keep your hands to yourself!; ( n'y touchez pas) hands off!
3) (colloq) ( style) hand4) ( languette) tab; ( d'attache) lug; (de vêtement, bonnet) flap; ( de col) tab; ( de chaussure) tongue5) ( favori) sideburn•Phrasal Verbs:••faire patte de velours — [chat] to draw in its claws; [personne] to switch on the charm
* * *pat nf1) [chien, chat] paw, [oiseau] foot2) (= jambe) leg3) (= languette) strap, [poche] flap4) (= favoris) sideburns* * *patte nf1 Zool ( jambe) leg; ( pied) ( de mammifère avec ongles ou griffes) paw; ( d'oiseau) foot; patte de devant ( jambe) foreleg; patte de derrière ( jambe) hind leg; donner la patte to raise its paw; ⇒ canard, chat; retomber sur ses pattes [chat] to fall on its feet; fig [personne] to fall on one's feet;2 ○( jambe) leg; ( pied) foot; ( main) hand; tu es toujours dans mes pattes you are always getting under my feet; aller à pattes to go on foot; marcher à quatre pattes [enfant, adulte] to walk on all fours; [bébé] to crawl; se mettre à quatre pattes to get down on all fours; traîner or tirer la patte to limp; en avoir plein les pattes○ to be dead on one's feet; avoir 100 km dans les pattes○ to have done 100 km; avoir les pattes sales to have dirty hands; bas les pattes! ( ne me touchez pas) keep your hands to yourself!; ( n'y touchez pas) hands off!;3 ○( style) hand; on reconnaît ta patte one can recognize your hand;5 Mode ( de sac) tab; (de vêtement, bonnet) flap; ( de col) tab; ( de chaussure) tongue; ( d'épaule) epaulette; patte de boutonnage button flap;6 ( favori) sideburn.patte d'araignée Tech oil groove; pattes d'éléphant Mode flares; pantalon (à) pattes d'éléphant flared trousers GB ou pants US; patte de fixation Tech ( pour cadre) mounting bracket; ( pour conduit) saddle; patte folle○ gammy leg GB, game leg US; patte de lapin ( porte-bonheur) rabbit's foot; ( favori) sideburn; patte de mouche ( écriture) spidery scrawl ¢; faire des pattes de mouche to write in a spidery scrawl; patte de scellement Tech swallowtail.faire patte de velours [chat] to draw in its claws; [personne] to switch on the charm; lever la patte [chien] to lift its leg; tomber dans les pattes de qn to fall into sb's clutches; se tirer des pattes de qn to get out of sb's clutches; montrer patte blanche to prove one is acceptable; tomber sous la patte de qn○ to fall under sb's dominion; avoir un fil à la patte to be tied down; se tirer dans les pattes to pull dirty tricks on each other.[pat] nom féminin1. [d'un félin, d'un chien] paw[d'un cheval, d'un bœuf] hoof[d'un oiseau] footdonne la patte, Rex! Rex, give a paw!être bas ou court sur pattes [animal, personne] to be short-leggeda. [membres] forelegsb. [pieds] forefeeta. [membres] hind legsb. [pieds] hind feetpattes de mouche [écriture] (spidery) scrawlbas les pattes! [à un chien] down!a. [chat] to sheathe ou to draw in its clawsb. [personne] to switch on the charmun coup de patte a swipe, a cutting remarkeh, toi, bas les pattes! [à une personne] hey, you, hands off ou (keep your) paws off!tomber dans ou entre les pattes de quelqu'un to fall into somebody's clutches4. [savoir-faire - d'un peintre] (fine) touch ; [ - d'un écrivain] talent[de couverture] saddle8. TECHNOLOGIE [d'un grappin] claw————————pattes nom féminin pluriel————————à pattes locution adverbialeallez, on y va à pattes! come on, let's hoof it! -
6 алип
game gammy* * *game gammy -
7 бесполезный
1) General subject: begging, bootless, bum, castaway, drippy, epicene, feckless, fiddling, futile, futility, good for nothing, good-for-nothing, hopeless, humpty dumpty, impracticable, impractical, inutile, naught, needless, no use, not( hardly) worth (one's) salt, nugatory, of no avail, of no utility, of use, otiose, profitless, purposeless, sell by auction, thriftless, unavailing, unbeneficial, unhelpful, unprevailing, useless, vain, valueless, virtueless (о лекарстве), void, without avail, without effect, worthless, arid, fruitless, idle, ineffective, unproductive, unuseful2) Geology: dead4) American: footless5) Obsolete: fatuous6) Engineering: unusable8) Railway term: inefficient9) Economy: of no effect10) Australian slang: cactus, lame duck, no good to gundy, not worth a crumpet, queer, ratshit, rip, up to mud, up to shit, as useful as a one legged bloke in an arse kicking contest11) Diplomatic term: it's of no avail13) Jargon: diddly, humpty-dumpty, not worth beans, no go15) Makarov: hardly worth (one's) salt, helpless, irrelative, irrelevant, not worth( one's) salt, not worth a jigger, not worth shucks, unpractical16) Taboo: crappy, diddly-shit, duff, (о предметах) half-assed, piddling, pissy-ass17) Phraseological unit: Not worth a plugged nickle -
8 бесполезный (жаргон)
Irish: GammyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бесполезный (жаргон)
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9 дерьмовый
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10 дрянной
1) General subject: bum, cheesy, crappy, crummy, grungy, junky, lousy, mean, no good, rubbishy, scald, shoddy, trashy, tuppenny, twopenny, twopenny halfpenny, twopenny-halfpenny, wretched, worthless, disgraceful3) American: number ten4) Jargon: crumby, scabby, Mickey Mouse, dinky5) Emotional: rotten6) Taboo: gammy -
11 изобилующий дичью
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12 колченогий
General subject: badger legged, badger-legged, gammy, rickety, wobbly -
13 увечный
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14 хромая нога
Australian slang: a gammy leg -
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16 хромоногий
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17 אמיץ
brave, courageous, valiant, valorous, fearless, gutsy, plucky, plucked, spirited, spunky, gallant, intrepid, game, gamy, gammy, nervy, trojan, manful, mettlesome, doughty, bulldog -
18 נכה
n. disabled, crippled, invalid, lame, paraplegic, game, gammy————————v. to beat, hit; defeat; kill; plague; knock, rap -
19 hinken
v/i1. (hat gehinkt) (have a) limp; mit oder auf dem linken Bein hinken limp with one’s left leg; der Vergleich hinkt fig. the metaphor doesn’t work2. (ist) irgendwohin: limp* * *das Hinkenhobble* * *hịn|ken ['hɪŋkn]vi1) (= gehbehindert sein) to limp, to walk with a limpmit or auf dem rechten Bein hinken — to have a limp in one's right leg
2) aux sein (= sich fortbewegen) to limp* * *1) (to walk in an uneven manner (usually because one has hurt one's foot or leg): He twisted his ankle and came limping home.) limp2) (the act of limping: He walks with a limp.) limp* * *hin·ken[ˈhɪŋkn̩]vimit einem Bein \hinken to have a gammy leg [or a limp]▪ \hinkend limping▪ irgendwohin \hinken to limp [or hobble] somewhereder Vergleich hinkt the comparison doesn't work, you can't compare them* * *intransitives Verb1) limp; walk with a limpauf od. mit dem rechten Bein hinken — have a limp in one's right leg
2) mit sein limp; hobble3) (fig.) < comparison> be poor or feeble* * *hinken v/i1. (hat gehinkt) (have a) limp;auf dem linken Bein hinken limp with one’s left leg;der Vergleich hinkt fig the metaphor doesn’t work2. (ist) irgendwohin: limp* * *intransitives Verb1) limp; walk with a limpauf od. mit dem rechten Bein hinken — have a limp in one's right leg
2) mit sein limp; hobble3) (fig.) < comparison> be poor or feeble* * *v.to limp v. -
20 Hinkefuß
См. также в других словарях:
gammy — ► ADJECTIVE Brit. informal ▪ (especially of a leg) unable to function normally because of injury or chronic pain. ORIGIN dialect form of GAME(Cf. ↑gamester) … English terms dictionary
gammy — [gam′ē] adj. [altered < ? GAME2] [Brit. Informal] GAME2 … English World dictionary
gammy — UK [ˈɡæmɪ] / US adjective Word forms gammy : adjective gammy comparative gammier superlative gammiest British old fashioned a gammy leg or knee is stiff and painful because of an illness or injury … English dictionary
gammy — 1. adjective /ˈɡæmi/ Injured, or not functioning properly. I have got a gammy leg, and cant walk far. 2. noun /ˈɡæmi/ grandmother Had our beloved gammy lost it? … Wiktionary
gammy — I Everyday English Slang in Ireland (a) shitty, a load of crap, useless II Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Oral sex, fellatio.Dae ye want a gammy wi ma teeth in or oot? III Cumbrian Dictionary (adj gammeey) rotten, rancid, festering e.g. He s… … English dialects glossary
gammy — /gam ee/, adj., gammier, gammiest. Brit. Informal. disabled; lame: a gammy leg. [1830 40; orig. dial., perh. < dial. F; cf. Normandy dial. gambier having bad legs, gambie lame, MF gambi bent, crooked, all ult. deriv. of LL gamba; see JAMB1] * * * … Universalium
gammy — gam|my [ˈgæmi] adj BrE old fashioned [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: GAME2 2] a gammy leg or knee is injured or painful … Dictionary of contemporary English
gammy — adjective BrE old fashioned a gammy leg or knee is injured or painful … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
gammy — Adj. Injured, painful or septic. Usually applied to a body part. E.g. My leg s gone gammy since that fall last week … English slang and colloquialisms
gammy — gam•my [[t]ˈgæm i[/t]] adj. mi•er, mi•est. Brit. Informal. brit. disabled; lame: a gammy leg • Etymology: 1830–40; perh. <game II … From formal English to slang
gammy — /ˈgæmi / (say gamee) adjective Colloquial lame: a gammy leg. {British dialect; ? from French dialect; compare Normandy dialect gambie lame, from Late Latin gamba hoof} …