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1 arşe
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2 arse
nounPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/119501/arse_about">arse about* * *[ɑ:s]BRIT, AUS▶ \arse about face Hals über Kopf▶ to kick sb/sth's \arse jdn/etw übertrumpfenIV. vt* * *[Aːs] (Brit sl)1. n1) Arsch m (sl)get your arse in gear! — setz mal deinen Arsch in Bewegung! (sl)
tell him to get his arse into my office — sag ihm, er soll mal in meinem Büro antanzen (inf)
get your arse out of here! — verpiss dich hier! (sl)
2. vt* * *arse [ɑːs] Br vulg slA s1. Arsch m vulg:arse over tip kopfüber;turn sb arse over tip jemanden völlig durcheinanderbringen;kick a few arses mit der Faust auf den Tisch schlagen;he doesn’t know his arse from his elbow er hat von Tuten und Blasen keine Ahnung;park your blooming arse! setz dich (endlich) auf deinen Arsch!;tell him to stuff ( oder shove, stick) his bill up his arse sag ihm, er soll sich seine Rechnung in den Arsch stecken; → kiss B 1, lick A 13. fig pej Arsch sl pejhave an arse eine Nummer machen oder schiebena) herumblödeln,b) herumgammeln* * *nounPhrasal Verbs: -
3 arse
[ɑ:s]PHRASES:not to know one's \arse from one's elbow völlig bescheuert sein (sl)\arse about face Hals über Kopf;to kick sb/sth's \arse jdn/etw übertrumpfen;get your \arse in gear!;get off your \arse! setz deinen Hintern in Bewegung! (sl) -
4 arse
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5 arse**
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6 arse
germ. *arsa- -
7 arse
[əːs]nvulg Arsch m -
8 arse
[əːs]nvulg Arsch m -
9 arse kisser
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10 arse-kissing
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11 arse verse
arse verse = averte ignem (s. Paul. ex Fest. 18, 15), inscribat aliquis ›arse verse‹ in ostio, Afran. com. 415. – dass. arses vurses (so!) = avertas ignem, Corp. inscr. Etrusc. 1, 474, no weitere Literatur (die Inschr. ist wahrsch. unecht).
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12 arse verse
arse verse = averte ignem (s. Paul. ex Fest. 18, 15), inscribat aliquis ›arse verse‹ in ostio, Afran. com. 415. – dass. arses vurses (so!) = avertas ignem, Corp. inscr. Etrusc. 1, 474, no weitere Literatur (die Inschr. ist wahrsch. unecht).Ausführliches Lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch > arse verse
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13 arse-kisser
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14 arse-licker
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15 arse about
arse around intransitive verb* * *arse around intransitive verb(Brit. coarse) herumalbern (ugs.); herumblödeln (ugs.) -
16 arse-kisser
'arse-kiss·er n (Brit, Aus)( vulg), 'arse-lick·er -
17 'arse-licker
'arse-kiss·er n (Brit, Aus)( vulg), 'arse-lick·er -
18 arse licker
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19 arse-licking
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20 arse about or around
vi (Brit inf)rumblödeln (inf)
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