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1 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 -
2 Kinderei
* * *Kin|de|rei [kɪndə'rai]f -, -enchildishness no plKinderéíen — childishness, childish nonsense
* * *Kin·de·rei<-, -en>[kɪndəˈrai]f childishness no pl, no indef art* * *die; Kinderei, Kindereien childishness no indef. art., no pl.Kindereien — childishness sing.; childish behaviour sing
* * *eine Kinderei Spaß: a childish prank* * *die; Kinderei, Kindereien childishness no indef. art., no pl.Kindereien — childishness sing.; childish behaviour sing
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3 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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4 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 -
5 Kinderstreich
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6 Dummejungenstreich
Dum·me·jun·gen·streich [dʊməʼjʊŋənʃtraiç] m( fam) foolish [or silly] childish prankDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Dummejungenstreich
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