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1 Dummejungenstreich
m silly prank* * *Dum|me|jụn|gen|streichmsilly or foolish or childish prank* * *Dum·me·jun·gen·streich[dʊməˈjʊŋənʃtraiç]m (fam) foolish [or silly] childish prank* * *der (ugs.) silly prank* * *Dummejungenstreich m silly prank* * *der (ugs.) silly prank -
2 Alberei
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3 Narrenstreich
m altm. silly prank* * *Nạr|ren|streichm (old)prank; (= dumme Tat) act of stupidity* * *Narrenstreich m obs silly prank -
4 Albernheit
f silly behavio(u)r* * *die Albernheittomfoolery; inaptitude; silliness; ineptitude* * *Ạl|bern|heitf -, -en1) no pl (= albernes Wesen) silliness, foolishness; (= Lächerlichkeit) ridiculousness* * ** * *Al·bern·heit<-, -en>f1. (kindisches Wesen) childishness2. (Lächerlichkeit, Unbedeutsamkeit) triviality3. (kindische Handlung) tomfoolery4. (lächerliche Bemerkung) silly remark* * *die; Albernheit, Albernheiten1) o. Pl. silliness; foolishness2) (alberne Handlung) silliness; (alberne Bemerkung) silly remark* * *Albernheit f silly behavio(u)r* * *die; Albernheit, Albernheiten1) o. Pl. silliness; foolishness2) (alberne Handlung) silliness; (alberne Bemerkung) silly remark* * *f.absurdity n.silliness n.stupidity n.tomfoolery n. -
5 Dämlichkeit
f umg., pej.1. nur Sg. silliness* * *die Dämlichkeitdopiness; dimwittedness* * *Däm|lich|keitf -, -en1) no pl stupidity, dumbness (inf)2) (= dumme Handlung) stupid or dumb (inf) thing* * *Däm·lich·keit<-, -en>* * *die; Dämlichkeit (ugs. abwertend) stupidity* * *Dämlichkeit f umg, pej1. nur sg silliness* * *die; Dämlichkeit (ugs. abwertend) stupidity* * *f.dimwittedness n.dopiness n. -
6 de todos los colores
= of all stripes, a rainbow ofEx. Coverage of the Jack Dempsey-Gene Tunney prize fight appealed to publishers of all stripes.Ex. Almost everyone remembers those childhood sleepovers: a rainbow of sleeping bags, lots of eating and laughing, maybe even a silly prank phone call.* * *= of all stripes, a rainbow ofEx: Coverage of the Jack Dempsey-Gene Tunney prize fight appealed to publishers of all stripes.
Ex: Almost everyone remembers those childhood sleepovers: a rainbow of sleeping bags, lots of eating and laughing, maybe even a silly prank phone call. -
7 quedarse a dormir en la casa de un amigo
(n.) = sleepoverEx. Almost everyone remembers those childhood sleepovers: a rainbow of sleeping bags, lots of eating and laughing, maybe even a silly prank phone call.* * *(n.) = sleepoverEx: Almost everyone remembers those childhood sleepovers: a rainbow of sleeping bags, lots of eating and laughing, maybe even a silly prank phone call.
Spanish-English dictionary > quedarse a dormir en la casa de un amigo
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8 saco de dormir
sleeping bag* * ** * *(n.) = sleeping bagEx. Almost everyone remembers those childhood sleepovers: a rainbow of sleeping bags, lots of eating and laughing, maybe even a silly prank phone call.* * ** * *(n.) = sleeping bagEx: Almost everyone remembers those childhood sleepovers: a rainbow of sleeping bags, lots of eating and laughing, maybe even a silly prank phone call.
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9 scherzo
m jokemusic scherzoessere uno scherzo ( facile) be child's playscherzi a parte joking asideper scherzo fare, dire qualcosa as a joke* * *scherzo s.m.1 joke, jest; ( tiro) trick: uno scherzo di cattivo gusto, a bad joke; era solo uno scherzo, it was only a joke; non sa stare allo scherzo, he cannot take a joke; fare un brutto scherzo a qlcu., to play a nasty trick on s.o.; fare scherzi, to fool around (o to joke); fare uno scherzo a qlcu., to play a joke on s.o.; spingere lo scherzo troppo oltre, to carry the joke too far; volgere qlco. in scherzo, to laugh a thing off // (fam.) scherzo da prete, stupid joke // scherzi a parte, joking aside // gli scherzi della fortuna, the tricks of fortune // la stanchezza gioca brutti scherzi, tiredness does funny things to you // scherzo di natura, (fig.) freak of nature // per scherzo, for fun (o for a joke); fare, dire qlco. per scherzo, to do, to say sthg. for a joke (o in jest) // a carnevale ogni scherzo vale, (prov.) at Carnival anything goes2 ( cosa da nulla) child's play, (fam.) cinch: è stato uno scherzo risolvere il problema, solving the problem was child's play (o a cinch); non è proprio uno scherzo affrontare questa situazione, dealing with this situation isn't exactly child's play3 pl. ( effetti) effects, works: scherzi d'acqua, waterworks; scherzi di colori, colour effects; scherzi di immagini, imagery; (teatr.) scherzi di luce, lighting effects // questi sono gli scherzi del vino, (fig.) these are the effects of wine4 (mus.) scherzo (pl. -os).* * *['skertso]sostantivo maschile1) jokefare uno scherzo a qcn. — to play a joke o trick on sb.
per scherzo — for o in fun, as a joke
- i a parte — joking apart o aside
2) (impresa da nulla) joke3) (tiro) trickgiocare brutti -i a qcn. — to play nasty tricks on sb.
4) mus. scherzo•* * *scherzo/'skertso/sostantivo m.1 joke; uno scherzo di cattivo gusto a bad joke; fare uno scherzo a qcn. to play a joke o trick on sb.; per scherzo for o in fun, as a joke; - i a parte joking apart o aside; non dirlo neanche per scherzo! you should not joke about certain things! stare allo scherzo to take a joke2 (impresa da nulla) joke; è stato uno scherzo it was a bit of a joke; trovare lavoro non è uno scherzo it's no joke trying to find a job3 (tiro) trick; giocare brutti -i a qcn. to play nasty tricks on sb.; uno scherzo del destino a twist of fate; niente -i! no messing around!4 mus. scherzoscherzo della natura freak of nature; scherzo da preti silly prank. -
10 Blödelei
f; -, -en1. nonsense; (Witz) silly joke* * *Blö|de|lei [bløːdə'lai]f -, -en (inf)(= Albernheit) messing (inf) or fooling around; (= Witz) joke; (= dumme Streiche) pranks pllass die Blödeléí — stop messing (inf) or fooling around
* * *Blö·de·lei<-, -en>f (fam)lass endlich diese \Blödelei! will you stop messing about!2. (Albernheit) silly prank* * *die; Blödelei, Blödeleien1) o. Pl. messing or fooling about no indef. art.2) (Äußerung) silly joke* * *1. nonsense; (Witz) silly joke* * *die; Blödelei, Blödeleien1) o. Pl. messing or fooling about no indef. art.2) (Äußerung) silly joke -
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12 gaminerie
gaminerie [gaminʀi]feminine noun* * *gaminʀinom féminin (action, propos) childish behaviour [BrE] [U]* * *ɡaminʀi nf1) (= caractère) mischievousness, playfulness2) (= enfantillage) childishness* * *gaminerie nf2 (action, propos) childish behaviourGB, fooling about ¢; je n'aime pas tes gamineries I don't like your fooling about.[gaminri] nom féminin[acte] childish ou silly prank -
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14 Blödelei
Blö·de·lei <-, -en> f( fam)lass endlich diese \Blödelei! will you stop messing about!2) ( Albernheit) silly prank -
15 Dummejungenstreich
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16 chiquillada
f.1 childish thing (cosa de niños).hacer una chiquillada (a alguien) to play a childish prank (on somebody)2 childish action, childish act.3 childish trick, childish prank.* * *1 (travesura) childish prank2 (niñería) childish thing\hacer chiquilladas to behave childishly* * *SF* * ** * ** * *no vamos a pelearnos por una chiquillada así we're not going to fight over a childish o silly thing like thisa ver si te dejas de chiquilladas why don't you stop being childish* * *
chiquillada sustantivo femenino:
* * *chiquillada nf[cosa de niños] childish thing; [travesura] childish prank;se enfadaron por una chiquillada they got angry about nothing;hacer una chiquillada (a alguien) to play a childish prank (on sb)* * *f childish trick* * *chiquillada nf: childish prank -
17 Streich
m; -(e)s, -e1. lustiger: prank, trick, (practical) joke; Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche Till Eulenspiegel’s merry pranks; dummer Streich silly ( oder childish) prank; jemandem einen ( bösen) Streich spielen play a (nasty) trick on s.o.; das Wetter hat uns einen Streich gespielt the weather played a nasty trick on us; mein Gedächtnis hat mir einen Streich gespielt my memory played me up (Am. played a trick on me)2. lit. mit der Faust, dem Schwert: blow; mit der flachen Hand: slap; mit dem Stock: stroke; Streich mit der Peitsche lash of the whip; jemandem einen Streich / den tödlichen Streich versetzen deal s.o. a blow / the deathblow; auf einen Streich at one blow; fig. in one go, in one fell swoop* * *der Streich(Scherz) trick; prank* * *[ʃtraiç]m -(e)s, -e1) (= Schabernack) prank, trickjdm einen Stréích spielen (lit) — to play a trick on sb; (fig: Gedächtnis etc) to play tricks on sb
immer zu Stréíchen aufgelegt sein — to be always up to pranks or tricks
2) (old, liter) blow; (mit Rute, Peitsche) stroke, lashjdm einen Stréích versetzen — to strike sb
auf einen or mit einem Stréích (lit) — with one blow; (fig) in one blow
* * *der1) (a piece of playful behaviour.) caper2) (something that causes laughter or amusement: The children thought it a huge joke when the cat stole the fish.) joke3) (a trick; a practical joke.) prank* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃtraiç]m1. (Schabernack) prankein böser [o bösartiger] \Streich a nasty trickjdm einen \Streich spielen to play a trick on sbdein Gedächtnis spielt dir einen \Streich your memory is playing tricks on youjdm einen \Streich versetzen (geh) to strike sb, to deal [or fetch] sb a blow* * *der; Streich[e]s, Streiche1) (geh.): (Hieb) blowauf einen Streich — (veralt.) at one blow; (fig.) at one fell swoop; at one go
2) (Schabernack) trick; prankmein Gedächtnis hat mir wieder einen Streich gespielt — my memory has been playing tricks on me again
* * *1. lustiger: prank, trick, (practical) joke;Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche Till Eulenspiegel’s merry pranks;dummer Streich silly ( oder childish) prank;jemandem einen (bösen) Streich spielen play a (nasty) trick on sb;das Wetter hat uns einen Streich gespielt the weather played a nasty trick on us;mein Gedächtnis hat mir einen Streich gespielt my memory played me up (US played a trick on me)Streich mit der Peitsche lash of the whip;jemandem einen Streich/den tödlichen Streich versetzen deal sb a blow/the deathblow;auf einen Streich at one blow; fig in one go, in one fell swoop* * *der; Streich[e]s, Streiche1) (geh.): (Hieb) blowauf einen Streich — (veralt.) at one blow; (fig.) at one fell swoop; at one go
2) (Schabernack) trick; prankmein Gedächtnis hat mir wieder einen Streich gespielt — my memory has been playing tricks on me again
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18 foolish
1) (having no sense: He is a foolish young man.) tonto2) (ridiculous: He looked very foolish.) ridículofoolish adj tontotr['fʊːlɪʃ]1 (silly) tonto,-a3 (ridiculous) ridículo,-afoolish ['fu:lɪʃ] adj1) stupid: insensato, estúpido2) silly: idiota, tontoadj.• alocado, -a adj.• atontado, -a adj.• atreguado, -a adj.• batueco, -a adj.• bobático, -a adj.• desatinado, -a adj.• disparatado, -a adj.• insensato, -a adj.• majadero, -a adj.• memo, -a adj.• mentecato, -a adj.• necio, -a adj.• ridículo, -a adj.• sandio, -a adj.• tontaina adj.• tonto, -a adj.'fuːlɪʃa) ( silly) <person/prank> tonto, idiota; <look/grin> de tonto or idiotafoolish remarks — tonterías fpl
b) ( unwise) <decision/plan> insensato, estúpido['fuːlɪʃ]ADJ1) (=unwise, foolhardy) [person] insensato; [mistake] estúpido, tonto; [decision] imprudenteit would be foolish to believe him — sería una tontería or una estupidez creerle
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don't do anything foolish — no hagas ninguna tontería or insensatez•
it was foolish of him to do that — fue una tontería por su parte hacer eso•
to do something foolish — hacer una tontería or insensatez•
what a foolish thing to do! — ¡hacer eso fue una tontería!2) (=ridiculous, laughable) [person, question] estúpido, tonto•
to feel foolish — sentirse ridículo, sentirse idiota•
to look foolish — hacer el ridículo, quedar como un idiota *•
to make sb look foolish — dejar a algn en ridículo* * *['fuːlɪʃ]a) ( silly) <person/prank> tonto, idiota; <look/grin> de tonto or idiotafoolish remarks — tonterías fpl
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19 Bubenstreich
m1. südd., österr., schw. childish prank2. altm. pej. piece of knavery* * *Bu|ben|streich1. mB́ú|ben|stück2. ntBü|be|réí[bybə'rai]3. f -, -en2) (= Streich) silly or foolish or childish prank* * *Bu·ben·streichm childish prank* * *der childish prank* * *1. südd, österr, schweiz childish prank2. obs pej piece of knavery* * *der childish prank -
20 валять дурака
1) General subject: act the ape, act the ass, act the goat, daff, footle, idle, make an ass of, make an ass of oneself, mess about, mountebank, play dumb, play the ape, play the ass, play the idiot, tomfool, play monkey, play the fool, act like a potato head, faff, act the giddy goat, horse around, play the giddy ox, fool around, jerk around2) Colloquial: ape it, clown around, lallygag, lollygag, play the giddy goat, play the goat, play silly bleeders, pull off a prank, screw around3) American: futz, jack around4) Rare: droll5) Australian slang: carry on like a pork chop6) Rude: arse about7) Jargon: ass about, fritter away, jerk off, loom, loon, louse around, mess around, monkey around, potsky, jack round ("Will you please stop jacking around?"), mickey mouse around, act like a gleep, screw down8) American English: goofing off, fooling around, playing around, monkeying around, messing around, horsing around, screwing around, clowning around.9) Invective: mack around10) Makarov: to futz around, cut didoes, cut up, cut up didoes, footle about, footle around11) Taboo: fuck about, play silly buggers, putz about, rat-fuck, screw about, screw off, shit-ass about, silly-ass about, sod about, tit about
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