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a tin of sardines

  • 1 Ölsardine

    f GASTR. sardine in oil; Ölsardinen Pl. (tinned, Am. canned) sardines; weitS. tin ( oder can) Sg. of sardines; die Leute standen zusammengedrängt wie die Ölsardinen umg., fig. people were standing packed together like sardines
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    Öl|sar|di|ne
    f
    sardine

    6 Leute im Auto, da sitzt ihr ja wie die Ö́lsardinen (inf)with 6 people in the car, you must be crammed in like sardines (inf)

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    Öl·sar·di·ne
    f sardine [in oil]
    wie die \Ölsardinen (fam) like sardines
    * * *
    die sardine in oil

    eine Dose Ölna tin of sardines

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    Ölsardine f GASTR sardine in oil;
    Ölsardinen pl (tinned, US canned) sardines; weitS. tin ( oder can) sg of sardines;
    die Leute standen zusammengedrängt wie die Ölsardinen umg, fig people were standing packed together like sardines
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    die sardine in oil

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Ölsardine

  • 2 Sardinenbüchse

    f sardine tin (Am. can); wie in einer Sardinenbüchse (packed) like sardines
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    Sar|di|nen|büch|se
    f
    sardine tin

    wie in einer Sardínenbüchse (fig inf)like sardines (inf)

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    Sar·di·nen·büch·se
    f
    Sar·di·nen·do·se
    f tin [or can] of sardines; (leer) sardine tin
    * * *
    Sardinenbüchse f sardine tin (US can);
    wie in einer Sardinenbüchse (packed) like sardines

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Sardinenbüchse

  • 3 Hering

    m; -s, -e
    1. ZOOL. herring; wie die Heringe zusammengedrängt packed like sardines
    2. (Zeltpflock) tent peg
    3. umg., fig. (dünner Mensch) matchstick, beanpole
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    der Hering
    (Fisch) herring;
    (Zeltpflock) tent peg; peg
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    He|ring ['heːrɪŋ]
    m -s, -e

    ein gedörrter Héring — a kipper

    wie die Héringe zusammengedrängt — packed in like sardines (in a tin)

    dünn wie ein Héring — as thin as a rake (Brit) or rail (US)

    2) (= Zeltpflock) (tent) peg
    3) (fig inf = schwächlicher Mensch) weakling
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    (a small, edible kind of sea fish.) herring
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    He·ring
    <-s, -e>
    [ˈhe:rɪŋ]
    m
    1. ZOOL, KOCHK (Fisch) herring
    mager [o dünn] wie ein \Hering (fam) as thin as a rake
    2. (Zeltpflock) [tent] peg
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    der; Herings, Heringe

    wie die Heringe(fig.) packed together like sardines

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    Hering m; -s, -e
    1. ZOOL herring;
    wie die Heringe zusammengedrängt packed like sardines
    2. (Zeltpflock) tent peg
    3. umg, fig (dünner Mensch) matchstick, beanpole
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    der; Herings, Heringe

    wie die Heringe(fig.) packed together like sardines

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    -e m.
    herring n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Hering

  • 4 Sardinendose

    Sar·di·nen·büch·se
    f
    Sar·di·nen·do·se
    f tin [or can] of sardines; (leer) sardine tin

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Sardinendose

  • 5 dicht

    dicht [ʼdɪçt] adj
    1) ( eng beieinander befindlich) dense, thick;
    \dichtes Laub dense foliage;
    \dichtes Haar thick hair;
    \dichtes Gefieder dense [or thick] layer of feathers;
    ein \dichtes Gedränge/eine \dichte Menschenmenge a dense crowd [or ( liter) throng];
    2) ( undurchdringlich) thick, dense;
    \dichter Verkehr heavy traffic;
    im \dichten Verkehr festsitzen to be stuck in a traffic jam
    3) ( undurchlässig); ( vor Wasser) waterproof, watertight;
    die Fenster sind wieder \dicht the windows are sealed again now;
    \dichte Leitung watertight pipe;
    \dichte Rollläden/ Vorhänge thick blinds/curtains;
    \dichter Stoff thickly [or densely] woven material, material with a close weave;
    nicht mehr \dicht sein to leak
    WENDUNGEN:
    nicht ganz \dicht sein (ganz \dicht sein) ( fam) to be off one's head [or ( Brit) one's trolley] ( pej) ( fam)
    1) ( örtlich) closely;
    \dicht auffahren to tailgate, to drive too closely to the next car;
    wir standen \dicht gedrängt in der S-Bahn we stood squeezed together in the suburban train;
    \dicht gefolgt von etw to be followed closely by;
    er gewann, \dicht gefolgt von... he won, closely followed by...;
    \dicht übersät thickly strewn;
    \dicht hinter jdm just [or close] behind sb;
    \dicht hinter jdm sein to be hard [or hot] on sb's heels;
    \dicht neben jdm close beside [or just next to] sb;
    \dicht über etw hängen to hang thickly over sth;
    \dicht vor jdm just in front of sb;
    \dicht an close [or near] to;
    \dicht unter close [or near] to, just under;
    \dicht beieinander/ hintereinander close together;
    \dicht [an \dicht] stehen to be [or stand] close together, to be packed together like sardines [in a tin]
    2) ( zeitlich)
    \dicht bevorstehen to be coming up soon;
    Weihnachten steht \dicht bevor it's not long till Christmas, Christmas is just around the corner;
    an etw \dicht dran sein to be close to sth
    3) ( sehr stark) densely;
    \dicht behaart sein to have a lot of hair, to be hirsute ( liter)
    auf der Brust \dicht behaart sein to have a very hairy chest;
    in seiner Jugend war er noch \dichter behaart he had a good head of hair in his youth;
    \dicht belaubte Bäume trees covered in thick foliage;
    \dicht besiedelt [o bevölkert] densely populated;
    \dicht bewaldet thickly wooded, densely forested;
    \dicht mit Efeu bewachsen sein to be covered with ivy;
    \dicht bewölkt very cloudy;
    \dicht mit Rosen bepflanzt sein to be full of roses
    4) ( fest)
    \dicht schließen to close properly;
    Gardinen \dicht zuziehen to close the curtains properly, to draw the curtains to;
    \dicht verhängt thickly draped;
    \dicht gewebt closely woven

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > dicht

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