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1 Anwurf
m1. SPORT: first throw, throw-off2. meist Pl.; fig. accusation* * *Ạn|wurfm* * *An·wurfm* * *der [unjustified] reproach; (Beschuldigung) [false] accusation* * *Anwurf m1. SPORT first throw, throw-off2. meist pl; fig accusation* * *der [unjustified] reproach; (Beschuldigung) [false] accusation -
2 Putz
m; -es, kein Pl.1. ARCHIT. plaster; ETECH.: unter Putz ( verlegt) concealed; auf den Putz hauen umg., fig.(viel Geld ausgeben) have a fling; (Krach schlagen) kick up a row (Am. fuss); (angeben) show off2. umg. (Streit): Putz machen start a row (Am. fight); dauernd gibt es Putz there are constant rows (Am. arguments), they’re / we’re constantly rowing (Am. fighting)* * *der Putztrappings; rendering; finery* * *Pụtz [pʊts]m -es,no plin vollem Putz erscheinen — to arrive all dressed up in one's Sunday best
* * *<- es>[pʊts]auf/über \Putz ELEK exposedunter \Putz ELEK concealedLeitungen auf/unter \Putz verlegen to lay exposed/concealed cablesetw mit \Putz verkleiden to plaster sth▶ auf den \Putz hauen (fam: angeben) to show off; (übermütig und ausgelassen sein) to have a wild time [of it] fam; (übermütig und ausgelassen feiern a.) to have a rave-up famer kriegt \Putz mit seiner Frau he's in trouble with his wife* * *auf den Putz hauen — (fig. salopp) (angeben) boast; brag; (ausgelassen feiern) have a rave-up (Brit. sl.)
Putz machen — (fig. salopp) cause aggro (Brit. sl.)
* * *1. ARCH plaster; ELEK:unter Putz (verlegt) concealed;auf den Putz hauen umg, fig(viel Geld ausgeben) have a fling; (Krach schlagen) kick up a row (US fuss); (angeben) show off2. umg (Streit):Putz machen start a row (US fight);dauernd gibt es Putz there are constant rows (US arguments), they’re/we’re constantly rowing (US fighting)* * *der; Putzes plaster; (RauPutz) roughcast; (für Außenmauern) renderingauf den Putz hauen — (fig. salopp) (angeben) boast; brag; (ausgelassen feiern) have a rave-up (Brit. sl.)
Putz machen — (fig. salopp) cause aggro (Brit. sl.)
* * *nur sing. (Bau) m.plaster (building) n. nur sing. m.finery n.trappings n.
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