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1 whistle
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2 whistle for kick-off
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3 final whistle
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4 half-time whistle
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5 Penny Whistle
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6 Tin Whistle
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7 Whistleblower
Whistle·blo·wer<-s, ->[ˈwɪsəlbləʊəʳ]m whistleblower -
8 pfeifen
vt/i; pfeift, pfiff, hat gepfiffen1. (Lied etc.) whistle; Polizist, Schiedsrichter etc.: blow the whistle; Wind, Geschoss: whistle; THEAT. (auspfeifen) hiss, boo; vor sich hin pfeifen whistle to o.s.; er pfiff seinem Hund he whistled to his dog; pfeifendes Geräusch whistling (sound); pfeifender Atem wheezing2. SPORT (Fußballspiel etc. leiten) (be) referee; (Freistoß etc.) give, award a free kick etc.; wer pfeift das Spiel morgen? who is refereeing the match ( oder game) tomorrow?; er hat das Foul nicht gepfiffen he didn’t whistle for ( oder call) the foul3. umg., fig.: ich pfeif drauf! I don’t give a damn; ich pfeif aufs Geld I don’t give a damn ( oder two hoots) about the money; ich pfeife auf die Meinung der Leute I don’t give a damn ( oder I couldn’t care less) what people think; ich werd dir was pfeifen! you know what you can do; dem werd ich was pfeifen! he can take a running jump ( oder flying leap)* * *das Pfeifenpiping* * *pfei|fen ['pfaifn] pret pfi\#ff [pfɪf] ptp gepfi\#ffen [gə'pfɪfn]1. vito whistle (+dat for); (auf einer Trillerpfeife) to blow one's whistle; (MUS = auf einer Pfeife spielen) to pipe; (Wind) to whistle; (Radio) to whinemit Pfeifen und Trommeln zogen sie durch die Stadt — they made their way through the town amid piping and drumming or with pipes piping and drums beating
ich pfeife darauf! (inf) — I couldn't care less, I don't give a damn (inf)
ich pfeife auf seine Meinung (inf) — I couldn't care less about what he thinks
pféífender Atem — wheezing
sein Atem ging pféífend — he was wheezing
2. vtto whistle; (MUS) to pipe; (SPORT inf ) Spiel to ref (inf); Abseits, Foul to givedas pféífen ja schon die Spatzen von den Dächern — that's common knowledge, it's all over town
* * *1) (to play (music) on a pipe or pipes: He piped a tune.) pipe2) (to make a shrill, often musical, sound by forcing one's breath between the lips or teeth: Can you whistle?; He whistled to attract my attention; He whistled a happy tune.) whistle3) (to make such a sound with a device designed for this: The electric kettle's whistling; The referee whistled for half-time.) whistle4) (to make a shrill sound in passing through the air: The bullet whistled past his head.) whistle5) ((of the wind) to blow with a shrill sound.) whistle* * *pfei·fen< pfiff, gepfiffen>[ˈpfaifn̩]I. vi1. (Pfeiftöne erzeugen) to whistleich pfeife auf euer Mitleid! I don't need your sympathy!3.II. vt1. (Töne erzeugen) whistle▪ [jdm] etw \pfeifen to whistle sth [to sb]eine Melodie \pfeifen to whistle a melody2. SPORTein Spiel \pfeifen to referee a gameeinen Elfmeter \pfeifen to award [or give] a penalty* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) whistle; < bird> sing; pipees pfeift in seiner Brust — he wheezes in his chest; s. auch Loch 1)
2) mit sein3) (auf einer Trillerpfeife o. ä.) <policeman, referee, etc.> blow one's whistle; (Sport): (als Schiedsrichter fungieren) act as referee4) (salopp)2.auf jemanden/etwas pfeifen — not give a damn about somebody/something
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2)sich (Dat.) eins pfeifen — (ugs.) whistle [nonchalantly] to oneself; (auf einer Pfeife) pipe, play <tune etc.>; (auf einer Trillerpfeife o. ä.) blow < signal etc.> on one's whistle
einen Elfmeter pfeifen — (Sport) blow [the whistle] for a penalty
3) (salopp spött.)ich pfeif' dir was — go and get knotted (coll.)
* * *1. (Lied etc) whistle; Polizist, Schiedsrichter etc: blow the whistle; Wind, Geschoss: whistle; THEAT (auspfeifen) hiss, boo;vor sich hin pfeifen whistle to o.s.;er pfiff seinem Hund he whistled to his dog;pfeifendes Geräusch whistling (sound);pfeifender Atem wheezingwer pfeift das Spiel morgen? who is refereeing the match ( oder game) tomorrow?;er hat das Foul nicht gepfiffen he didn’t whistle for ( oder call) the foul3. umg, fig:ich pfeif drauf! I don’t give a damn;ich pfeif aufs Geld I don’t give a damn ( oder two hoots) about the money;ich pfeife auf die Meinung der Leute I don’t give a damn ( oder I couldn’t care less) what people think;ich werd dir was pfeifen! you know what you can do;dem werd ich was pfeifen! he can take a running jump ( oder flying leap)* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) whistle; < bird> sing; pipees pfeift in seiner Brust — he wheezes in his chest; s. auch Loch 1)
2) mit sein3) (auf einer Trillerpfeife o. ä.) <policeman, referee, etc.> blow one's whistle; (Sport): (als Schiedsrichter fungieren) act as referee4) (salopp)2.auf jemanden/etwas pfeifen — not give a damn about somebody/something
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2)sich (Dat.) eins pfeifen — (ugs.) whistle [nonchalantly] to oneself; (auf einer Pfeife) pipe, play <tune etc.>; (auf einer Trillerpfeife o. ä.) blow <signal etc.> on one's whistle
einen Elfmeter pfeifen — (Sport) blow [the whistle] for a penalty
3) (salopp spött.)ich pfeif' dir was — go and get knotted (coll.)
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9 abpfeifen
vt/i (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) SPORT: ( das Spiel) abpfeifen stop the game; bei Spielende: blow the final whistle* * *ạb|pfei|fen sep (SPORT)1. vi(Schiedsrichter) to blow one's whistle2. vtdas Spiel/die erste Halbzeit abpfeifen — to blow the whistle for the end of the game/for half-time
* * *ab|pfei·fenI. vt▪ etw \abpfeifen to stop sth by blowing a whistlenach 45 Minuten wurde die erste Halbzeit abgepfiffen after 45 minutes the whistle for the end of the first half was blowndas Spielende \abpfeifen to blow the final whistleII. vi to blow the whistle* * *1.(Sport) unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb blow the whistle2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (unterbrechen) [blow the whistle to] stop* * ** * *1.(Sport) unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb blow the whistle2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (unterbrechen) [blow the whistle to] stop2) (beenden) blow the whistle for the end of <match, game, half> -
10 sausen
v/i1. (hat gesaust) Wind: whistle; stärker: howl; das Blut sauste mir in den Ohren the blood was pounding in my ears; einen sausen lassen vulg. blow off, let off (a fart)2. (ist) (sich schnell bewegen) rush, whizz, Am. whiz umg.; Geschoss etc.: whistle, whizz, Am. whiz umg.; um die Ecke sausen tear (a)round the corner4. sausen lassen umg. (Gelegenheit) pass up; (Vorhaben) give s.th. a miss, Am. pass on s.th.; (Person) drop; lass den blöden Typ doch sausen! give the silly fool the brush-off, Am. blow the sucker off* * *das Sausensough* * *sau|sen ['zauzn]vimir sáúsen die Ohren, es saust mir in den Ohren — my ears are buzzing
2) aux sein (Geschoss, Peitsche) to whistle3) aux sein (inf Mensch) to tear (inf), to charge (inf); (Fahrzeug) to roar; (Schlitten, Gegenstand) to hurtlesaus mal schnell zum Bäcker — nip round (Brit) or run round to the baker's
in den Graben sáúsen — to fly into the ditch
* * *1) (to (cause to) move with a hissing or rustling sound: He swished the whip about in the air.) swish2) (an act, or the sound, of swishing: The horse cantered away with a swish of its tail.) swish* * *sau·sen[ˈzauzn̩]vi2. Hilfsverb: sein (von Kugel, Peitsche) to whistledie Peitsche \sausen lassen to strike out with the whip▪ irgendwohin \sausen to dash somewhere4. Hilfsverb: sein (schnell fahren)▪ irgendwohin \sausen to roar [or zoom] [off] somewhere5. (sl)einen \sausen lassen to let off [a fart] sl, to let one off sldurch ein Examen \sausen to fail [or fam flunk] an exametw \sausen lassen to forget sthjdn \sausen lassen to drop sb* * *intransitives Verb1) < wind> whistle; < storm> roar; <head, ears> buzz; <propeller, engine, etc.> whirr2) mit sein (fahren, gehen) < person> rush; < vehicle> roar; <whip, bullet, etc.> whistleeinen Plan sausen lassen — (salopp) not bother to follow up a plan
ein Geschäft sausen lassen — (salopp) let a business deal go
ein Konzert sausen lassen — (salopp) give a concert a miss
* * *sausen v/idas Blut sauste mir in den Ohren the blood was pounding in my ears;einen sausen lassen vulg blow off, let off (a fart)2. (ist) (sich schnell bewegen) rush, whizz, US whiz umg; Geschoss etc: whistle, whizz, US whiz umg;um die Ecke sausen tear (a)round the corner3. (ist)4.lass den blöden Typ doch sausen! give the silly fool the brush-off, US blow the sucker off* * *intransitives Verb1) < wind> whistle; < storm> roar; <head, ears> buzz; <propeller, engine, etc.> whirr2) mit sein (fahren, gehen) < person> rush; < vehicle> roar; <whip, bullet, etc.> whistleeinen Plan sausen lassen — (salopp) not bother to follow up a plan
ein Geschäft sausen lassen — (salopp) let a business deal go
ein Konzert sausen lassen — (salopp) give a concert a miss
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11 Pfeife
f; -, -n1. (Trillerpfeife) whistle; MUS. pipe; MIL. fife; einer Orgel: (organ) pipe; nach jemandes Pfeife tanzen fig. dance to s.o.’s tune; alles tanzt nach seiner Pfeife fig. he always plays first fiddle3. umg. (Versager) dead loss; du Pfeife! you are useless!* * *die Pfeife(Orgelpfeife) pipe;(Querpfeife) fife;(Signalpfeife) whistle;(Tabakspfeife) pipe* * *Pfei|fe ['pfaifə]f -, -n1) whistle; (= Querpfeife) fife (ESP MIL), piccolo; (= Bootsmannspfeife, Orgelpfeife) pipenach jds Pféífe tanzen — to dance to sb's tune
2) (zum Rauchen) pipeeine Pféífe rauchen — to smoke or have a pipe
3) (inf = Versager) wash-out (inf)* * *die1) (a small tube with a bowl at one end, in which tobacco is smoked: He smokes a pipe; ( also adjective) pipe tobacco.) pipe2) (a musical instrument consisting of a hollow wooden, metal etc tube through which the player blows or causes air to be blown in order to make a sound: He played a tune on a bamboo pipe; an organ pipe.) pipe3) (a musical pipe designed to make a whistling noise.) whistle4) (an instrument used by policemen, referees etc to make a whistling noise: The referee blew his whistle at the end of the game.) whistle* * *Pfei·fe<-, -n>[ˈpfaifə]f1. (Tabakspfeife) pipe\Pfeife rauchen to smoke a pipe2. (Trillerpfeife) whistle3. (Musikinstrument) pipedie \Pfeife blasen to play the pipe5.▶ nach jds \Pfeife tanzen to dance to sb's tune* * *die; Pfeife, Pfeifen1) (TabakPfeife) pipePfeife rauchen — smoke a pipe; be a pipe-smoker
2) (Musikinstrument) pipe; (der Militärkapelle) fife; (TrillerPfeife, an einer Maschine usw.) whistle; (OrgelPfeife) [organ-]pipenach jemandes Pfeife tanzen — (fig.) dance to somebody's tune
* * *nach jemandes Pfeife tanzen fig dance to sb’s tune;alles tanzt nach seiner Pfeife fig he always plays first fiddle2. (Tabakspfeife) pipe;er raucht Pfeife he smokes a pipe3. umg (Versager) dead loss;du Pfeife! you are useless!* * *die; Pfeife, Pfeifen1) (TabakPfeife) pipePfeife rauchen — smoke a pipe; be a pipe-smoker
2) (Musikinstrument) pipe; (der Militärkapelle) fife; (TrillerPfeife, an einer Maschine usw.) whistle; (OrgelPfeife) [organ-]pipenach jemandes Pfeife tanzen — (fig.) dance to somebody's tune
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12 Abpfiff
m final whistle* * *Ạb|pfiffm (SPORT)final whistle* * *Ab·pfiffm the [final] whistle* * *der (Sport) final whistle; (HalbzeitAbpfiff) half-time whistle* * *Abpfiff m final whistle* * *der (Sport) final whistle; (HalbzeitAbpfiff) half-time whistle -
13 anpfeifen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)* * *ạn|pfei|fen sep1. vi (SPORT)to blow the whistle2. vt1) (SPORT)* * *an|pfei·fenI. vi to blow the whistleII. vt1. SPORTdas Spiel \anpfeifen to blow the whistle [to start the game]; FBALL a. to blow the whistle for kickoff2. (zurechtweisen)* * *1. 2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb blow the whistle* * *anpfeifen v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1. SPORT:das Spiel anpfeifen start the game2. umg:* * *1. 2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb blow the whistle -
14 flöten
I vt/i2. Vogel: sing, warbleII v/i umg. fig.: flöten gehen Pläne etc.: go by the board; Geld: go down the drain; (kaputtgehen) go for a burton, Am. go kaput; meine Hoffnungen / die neuen Gläser sind flöten gegangen that’s put paid to my hopes / the new glasses have had it* * *to pipe* * *flö|ten ['fløːtn]1. vt (MUS)to play on the flute; (auf Blockflöte) to play on the recorder2. vi (MUS)to play the flute; (= Blockflöte spielen) to play the recorder3. vti2) (hum inf = süß sprechen) to flute, to warble* * *(the act of playing a musical pipe or pipes.) piping* * *flö·ten[ˈflø:tn̩]I. vi1. (Flöte spielen) to play the flute2. (trillern) to whistle4.▶ etw geht jdm \flöten sb loses sthII. vt▪ etw \flöten1. (mit der Flöte) to play sth on the flute2. (pfeifen) to whistle sth* * *I 1.intransitives Verb1) play the flute; (Blockflöte spielen) play the recorder; < bird> flute2) (ugs.): (pfeifen) whistle3) (ugs.): (affektiert sprechen) pipe2.transitives VerbIIinflöten gehen — (ugs.) < money> go down the drain; < time> be wasted
seine Illusionen gingen flöten — his illusions went for a burton (Brit. sl.)
* * *A. v/t & v/i2. Vogel: sing, warbleB. v/i umg fig:flöten gehen Pläne etc: go by the board; Geld: go down the drain; (kaputtgehen) go for a burton, US go kaput;meine Hoffnungen/die neuen Gläser sind flöten gegangen that’s put paid to my hopes/the new glasses have had it* * *I 1.intransitives Verb1) play the flute; (Blockflöte spielen) play the recorder; < bird> flute2) (ugs.): (pfeifen) whistle3) (ugs.): (affektiert sprechen) pipe2.transitives Verb1) play <tune etc.> on the flute/recorderIIinflöten gehen — (ugs.) < money> go down the drain; < time> be wasted
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15 Pfiff
Imperf. pfeifen* * *der Pfiffwhistle* * *Pfịff [pfɪf]m -s, -e1) whistle; (THEAT AUCH) catcall2) (= Reiz) flair, styleder Soße fehlt noch der letzte Pfiff — the sauce still needs that extra something
einem Kleid den richtigen Pfiff geben — to give a dress real style
3) (inf = Trick) knackjetzt hast du den Pfiff heraus — you've got the knack or hang (inf) of it now
das ist ein Ding mit 'nem Pfiff — there's a special knack to it
* * *(the sound made by whistling: He gave a loud whistle to his friend across the road.) whistle* * *<-s, -e>[pfɪf]m1. (Pfeifton) whistle* * *der; Pfiff[e]s, Pfiffe1) whistle2) (ugs.): (besonderer Reiz) stylemit Pfiff — stylish; with style; (adverbiell) stylishly; < cook> with flair
* * *1. whistle;der Mantel hat Pfiff that coat’s got style;es hat keinen Pfiff it’s boring;der Sache den richtigen Pfiff geben give it that extra something3. obs, umg (Kniff):jetzt hat sie den Pfiff raus now she’s got it, now she’s got the knack of it;das ist ein Ding mit Pfiff there’s a trick to it* * *der; Pfiff[e]s, Pfiffe1) whistle2) (ugs.): (besonderer Reiz) stylemit Pfiff — stylish; with style; (adverbiell) stylishly; < cook> with flair
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16 pfiff
Imperf. pfeifen* * *der Pfiffwhistle* * *Pfịff [pfɪf]m -s, -e1) whistle; (THEAT AUCH) catcall2) (= Reiz) flair, styleder Soße fehlt noch der letzte Pfiff — the sauce still needs that extra something
einem Kleid den richtigen Pfiff geben — to give a dress real style
3) (inf = Trick) knackjetzt hast du den Pfiff heraus — you've got the knack or hang (inf) of it now
das ist ein Ding mit 'nem Pfiff — there's a special knack to it
* * *(the sound made by whistling: He gave a loud whistle to his friend across the road.) whistle* * *<-s, -e>[pfɪf]m1. (Pfeifton) whistle* * *der; Pfiff[e]s, Pfiffe1) whistle2) (ugs.): (besonderer Reiz) stylemit Pfiff — stylish; with style; (adverbiell) stylishly; < cook> with flair
* * ** * *der; Pfiff[e]s, Pfiffe1) whistle2) (ugs.): (besonderer Reiz) stylemit Pfiff — stylish; with style; (adverbiell) stylishly; < cook> with flair
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17 Trillerpfeife
f (signal[l]ing) whistle* * *die Trillerpfeifewhistle* * *Trịl|ler|pfei|fef(pea) whistle* * *Tril·ler·pfei·fef [shrill-sounding] whistle* * *die police/referee's whistle* * *Trillerpfeife f (signal[l]ing) whistle* * *die police/referee's whistle -
18 Anpfiff
m1. SPORT: der Anpfiff war um 3 Uhr the game started at 3 o’clock, Fußball: kick-off was at 3 o’clock2. umg., fig.: einen Anpfiff bekommen be hauled ( oder raked) over the coals, get a roasting ( oder dressing down), Am. get chewed out* * *Ạn|pfiffm* * *An·pfiffm1. SPORT\Anpfiff [des Spiels] whistle [to start the game]; FBALL a. kick-off* * *1) (Sport) whistle for the start of play* * *Anpfiff m1. SPORT:2. umg, fig:einen Anpfiff bekommen be hauled ( oder raked) over the coals, get a roasting ( oder dressing down), US get chewed out* * *1) (Sport) whistle for the start of play -
19 Pausenpfiff
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20 Schlusspfiff
m SPORT final whistle* * *Schlụss|pfiffmfinal whistle* * *Schluss·pfiffRRm final whistle* * *der (Ballspiele) final whistle* * ** * *der (Ballspiele) final whistle
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