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1 bees fly about

bees fly about (hover in the air, flitter/flit from flower to flower, crawl, land on a flower, perch on a flower) пчёлы летают (парят в воздухе, перелетают с цветка на цветок, ползают, садятся на цветок, сидят на цветке)

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > bees fly about
2 bee

[biː]
n

пчела

- wild bees
- queen bee
- working bee
- bee's feelers
- swarm of bees
- keep bees
- bees make wax
- bees sting
- bees circle above the flowers
- bees fly about
- bees pollinate flowers
- have a bee in one's bonnet
- she has a bee in her bonnet
- be as busy as a bee

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > bee
3 flit

flɪt
1. сущ.
1) быстрое движение
2) внезапная перемена местожительства (с целью скрыться от кого-л.) When he discovered the police were after him, he did a flit. ≈ Когда он обнаружил, что его ищет полиция, он тут же поменял квартиру.
2. гл.
1) летать с места на место;
порхать;
перен. браться то за одно, то за другое, "порхать" с одного дела на другое (тж. flit about) The hummingbird flitted from flower to flower. ≈Колибри порхали с цветка на цветок. These brightly coloured insects flit about above the ground. ≈ Эти яркие насекомые порхают над землей. She is always flitting from one thing to another. ≈ Она вечно перескакивает с одного дела на другое. Syn: flutter, fly about
2) прям.и перен. проноситься быстро, мелькать The time flitted away. ≈ Время промелькнуло быстро. The thought flitted across/into/ through my mind, that I had met her before. ≈ У меня мелькнула в голове мысль, что я встречал ее раньше.
3) внезапно сменить местожительства (с целью скрыться от кого-л.) (разговорное) переезд, перемена местожительства (особ. тайно от кредиторов) побег( с возлюбленным) уход от мужа (к сожителю) тайный побег перелетать с места на место;
перепархивать - bees are *ting from flower to flower пчелы перелетают с цветка на цветок проноситься;
мелькать - the clouds * along облака проносятся мимо - a smile *ted across his face на его лице промелькнула улыбка - memories *ted across his mind воспоминания промелькнули у него в голове (разговорное) переезжать, менять местожительство( особ. тайно от кредиторов) сбежать( с возлюбленным) уйти от мужа (к сожителю) (from) скрыться, тайно бежать( откуда-л.) проходить, лететь, бежать (о времени) встрепенуться( о птице) ;
взмахнуть( крыльями) flit легко и бесшумно двигаться( about) ~ переезжать на другую квартиру (особ. тайно от кредиторов) ~ перелетать, порхать;
to flit past пролетать;
recollections flit through one's mind воспоминания проносятся в голове ~ перемена местожительства (особ. тайно от кредиторов) ~ перелетать, порхать;
to flit past пролетать;
recollections flit through one's mind воспоминания проносятся в голове ~ перелетать, порхать;
to flit past пролетать;
recollections flit through one's mind воспоминания проносятся в голове

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > flit
4 bird

bə:d
noun

(a two-legged feathered creature, with a beak and two wings, with which most can fly: Kiwis and ostriches are birds which cannot fly.) ave, pájaro

- bird's-eye view

bird n pájaro / ave

almost all birds can fly casi todas las aves vuelan

bird

tr[bɜːd]

noun

1 (large) ave nombre femenino; (small) pájaro

2 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL slang (girl) chica

3 slang (person) tipo

■ he's a funny old bird es un tipo raro

■ he's a wily old bird es un viejo zorro

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando

to kill two birds with one stone matar dos pájaros de un tiro

a little bird told me me lo ha dicho un pajarito

birds of a feather flock together Dios los cría y ellos se juntan

to do bird slang estar en chirona

to get the bird ser rechazado,-a

bird of ill-omen pájaro de mal agüero

bird of paradise ave nombre femenino del paraíso

bird of passage ave nombre femenino de paso

bird of prey ave nombre femenino de rapiña, ave nombre femenino de presa

bird's nest nido de pájaro

bird's nest soup sopa de nido de golondrina

the birds and the bees euphemistic use la sexualidad

bird ['bərd] n

: pájaro m (pequeño), ave f (grande)

bird

n.

• ave s.f.

• pájara s.f.

• pájaro s.m.

bɜːrd, bɜːd
noun

1) ( small) pájaro m; ( large) ave f‡

a little bird told me — me lo dijo un pajarito

the bird has flown — (set phrase) el pájaro ha volado

the birds and the bees: he told us about the birds and the bees nos contó de dónde venían los niños; to be (strictly) for the birds (colloq) no valer* nada; to kill two birds with one stone matar dos pájaros de un tiro; birds of a feather flock together Dios los cría y ellos se juntan; they're birds of a feather son tal para cual; a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando; it's the early bird that catches the worm — a quien madruga Dios lo ayuda

2)

a) ( person)

he's an odd bird — es un bicho raro (fam)

b) ( woman) (BrE sl) chica f

[bɜːd]
1. N

1) (gen small) pájaro m; (Zool, Culin) ave f

bird of ill omen — liter pájaro m de mal agüero

a little bird told me * — hum me lo dijo un pajarito

the bird has flown — (fig) el pájaro ha volado

- they haven't yet told her about the birds and the bees

- kill two birds with one stone

- be strictly for the birds

- they're birds of a feather

- birds of a feather flock together

- a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
early 3.
2) (Brit)
(Theat) *
- get the bird

- give sb the bird

3) (Brit) * (=girl) chica f, pollita f, niña f (LAm); (=girlfriend) chica f, amiguita f

4) * (=fellow) tipo * m, tío m (Sp) *

he's a queer bird — es un bicho raro

5) ** (=imprisonment)

to do two years bird — pasar dos años a la sombra **

2.

CPD

bird bath N — pila f para pájaros

bird brain * N — casquivano(-a) m / f

bird call N — reclamo m

bird dog N — (US) perro m de caza

bird fancier N — criador(a) m / f de pájaros

bird feeder N — comedero m para pájaros

bird flu N — gripe f aviar

bird food N — comida f para pájaros

bird nesting N —

to go bird nesting — ir a buscar nidos

bird of paradise N — ave f del paraíso

bird of passage N — ave f de paso

bird of prey N — ave f de rapiña

bird sanctuary N — reserva f de pájaros

bird's nest N — nido m de pájaro

bird table N — mesita de jardín para poner comida a los pájaros

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[bɜːrd, bɜːd]
noun

1) ( small) pájaro m; ( large) ave f‡

a little bird told me — me lo dijo un pajarito

the bird has flown — (set phrase) el pájaro ha volado

the birds and the bees: he told us about the birds and the bees nos contó de dónde venían los niños; to be (strictly) for the birds (colloq) no valer* nada; to kill two birds with one stone matar dos pájaros de un tiro; birds of a feather flock together Dios los cría y ellos se juntan; they're birds of a feather son tal para cual; a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando; it's the early bird that catches the worm — a quien madruga Dios lo ayuda

2)

a) ( person)

he's an odd bird — es un bicho raro (fam)

b) ( woman) (BrE sl) chica f

English-spanish dictionary > bird
5 bird

noun

1) Vogel, der

birds of a feather flock together — (prov.) gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern (Spr.)

it's [strictly] for the birds — (coll.) das kannste vergessen (salopp)

kill two birds with one stone — (fig.) zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe schlagen

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush — (prov.) ein Spatz in der Hand ist besser als eine Taube auf dem Dach (Spr.)

a little bird told me — mein kleiner Finger sagt mir das

2) (sl.): (girl) Mieze, die (salopp)

3) no art. (sl.): (imprisonment) Knast, der (ugs.)

do bird — Knast schieben (salopp). See also academic.ru/99743/early_bird">early bird

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[bə:d]
noun

(a two-legged feathered creature, with a beak and two wings, with which most can fly: Kiwis and ostriches are birds which cannot fly.) der Vogel

- bird's-eye view

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bird

[bɜ:d, AM bɜ:rd]

I. n

1. (creature) Vogel m

a flock of \birds ein Vogelschwarm m

caged \bird Käfigvogel m

migrating [or migratory] \bird Zugvogel m

wading \bird Stelzvogel m

to feel free as a \bird sich akk frei wie ein Vogel fühlen

2. ( fam: person)

home \bird Nesthocker m fam

odd [or rare] \bird ( fam) seltener Vogel fam

strange \bird komischer Kauz [o fam Vogel

3. ( dated sl: young female) Puppe f fam, Biene f

game old \bird BRIT, AUS ( approv) flotte Alte fam

old \bird ( fam) alte Schachtel fam

to pick up [or pull] a \bird BRIT, AUS (sl or dated) 'ne Mieze aufreißen sl

4. BRIT, AUS ( dated sl: be in prison)

to do \bird sitzen fam, hinter Gittern sitzen

5.

▶ the early \bird catches the worm ( prov) Morgenstund' hat Gold im Mund prov

▶ \birds of a feather flock together ( prov) Gleich und Gleich gesellt sich gern prov

▶ the \bird has flown der Vogel ist ausgeflogen fam

▶ to be a \bird in a gilded cage in einem goldenen Käfig sitzen

▶ to give sb the \bird jdn auspfeifen

▶ to kill two \birds with one stone zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe schlagen fam

▶ to know about the \birds and bees ( euph) aufgeklärt sein

▶ a \bird in the hand is worth two in the bush ( prov) besser ein Spatz in der Hand als eine Taube auf dem Dach prov

▶ a little \bird told me das sagt mir mein kleiner Finger

▶ a little \bird told me that... ein kleines Vögelchen hat mir gezwitschert, dass...

▶ to see a \bird's-eye view of sth etw aus der Vogelperspektive betrachten

▶ [strictly] for the \birds AM, AUS ( fam) für die Katz fam

II. n modifier

\bird call Vogelruf m

\bird droppings Vogelmist m, Vogeldreck m fam

\bird life Vogelwelt f

\bird sanctuary Vogelreservat nt, Vogelschutzgebiet nt

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[bɜːd]
n

1) Vogel m

bird of paradise/passage (lit, fig) — Paradies-/Zugvogel m

to eat like a bird (fig inf) — essen wie ein Spatz (inf)

the bird has flown (fig) — der Vogel ist ausgeflogen

a little bird told me (inf) — das sagt mir mein kleiner Finger

that's strictly for the birds (inf) — das ist geschenkt (inf)

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush (Prov) — der Spatz in der Hand ist besser als die Taube auf dem Dach (Prov)

to tell sb about the birds and the bees — jdm erzählen, wo die kleinen Kinder herkommen

See:

→ feather, kill

2) (COOK) Vogel m (hum inf)

3) (Brit inf = girl) Tussi f (sl)

4) (inf: person) Vogel m (inf)

he's a cunning old bird — er ist ein alter Fuchs

5)

to get the bird ( esp Brit inf ) — ausgepfiffen werden; ( US sl ) den Stinkefinger gezeigt bekommen

6) (Brit inf = prison term) Knast m (inf)

to do bird — sitzen (inf)

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bird [bɜːd; US bɜrd] s

1. Vogel m

2. a) JAGD Jagdvogel m, besonders Rebhuhn n

b) Skeet-, Trapschießen: umg Taube f

3. umg Vogel m, Kerl m:

a cunning old bird ein alter Fuchs;

a queer bird ein komischer Kauz;

a rare bird ein rarer oder seltener Vogel

4. besonders Br sl, besonders pej Mieze f (Mädchen)

5. FLUG umg

a) Vogel m (Flugzeug)

b) Rakete f ( auch MIL)

6. Federballspiel: US umg (Feder)Ball m

7. do bird Br sl Knast schiebenBesondere Redewendungen: like a bird einfach so;

be (as) free as a bird tun und lassen können, was einem beliebt;

be a bird in a gilded cage im goldenen Käfig sitzen;

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush (Sprichwort) besser einen Spatz oder Sperling in der Hand als eine Taube auf dem Dach;

that’s (strictly) for the birds umg

a) das ist für die Katz,

b) das kannst du vergessen, das taugt nichts,

c) das soll glauben, wer mag;

give sb the bird umg

a) jemanden auspfeifen oder auszischen oder ausbuhen, US jemandem den Stinkefinger zeigen,

b) Br jemanden abfahren lassen,

c) jemandem den Laufpass geben (jemanden entlassen);

he knows all about the birds and the bees er weiß, wo die kleinen Kinder herkommen;

tell sb about the birds and the bees jemandem erzählen, wo die kleinen Kinder herkommen;

a little bird told me umg

a) das sagt mir mein kleiner Finger; mein kleiner Finger sagt mir ( that dass),

b) das hat mir jemand geflüstert; mir hat jemand geflüstert ( that dass); → early B 1, eat C 1, feather A 1, fly¹ B 1, kill A 1

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noun

1) Vogel, der

birds of a feather flock together — (prov.) gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern (Spr.)

it's [strictly] for the birds — (coll.) das kannste vergessen (salopp)

kill two birds with one stone — (fig.) zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe schlagen

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush — (prov.) ein Spatz in der Hand ist besser als eine Taube auf dem Dach (Spr.)

a little bird told me — mein kleiner Finger sagt mir das

2) (sl.): (girl) Mieze, die (salopp)

3) no art. (sl.): (imprisonment) Knast, der (ugs.)

do bird — Knast schieben (salopp). See also early bird

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n.

Vogel ¨-- m.

English-german dictionary > bird
6 buzz

1. verb
1) ((of an insect) to make a noise by beating its wings eg when flying: The bees buzzed angrily.) summe

2) (to be filled with or make a similar noise: My ears are buzzing; The crowd was buzzing with excitement.) surre, summe, suse
2. noun
((sometimes with a) a buzzing sound: a buzz of conversation.) summing

- give someone a buzz
- buzzer
I
subst. \/bʌz\/

1) summing, summende lyd

2) ( hverdagslig) rykter

3) ( hverdagslig) telefonoppringning

4) ( hverdagslig) følelse av glede, følelse av begeistring

• it gives me a buzz to see the grandkids

jeg synes det er så gøy å se barnebarna

give somebody a buzz slå på tråden til noen, ringe til noen

have a buzz on ( hverdagslig) være på en snurr, være (lettere) beruset

• they had started the party early and already had a buzz on

de hadde begynt festen tidlig og var allerede på en snurr
II
verb \/bʌz\/

1) surre, summe, synge, suse

• bees are buzzing in the garden

biene summer i hagen

2) svirre, hviske og tiske, spre rykter

• they buzzed about her affair everywhere

de hvisket og tisket om det lille eventyret hennes overalt

3) dra, kjøre, svippe

• he buzzed down the motorway

4) ( hverdagslig) kaste, slynge

• the boys were buzzing stones at the old man's house

5) ( hverdagslig) ringe, slå på tråden til, tilkalle, ringe på

• he buzzed his secretary

6) (luftfart, slang) fly lavt over, fly tett inntil

buzz about\/around fare omkring, fly rundt, være på farten

be buzzing (amer.) være pussa, være brisen

buzz off! forsvinn!, stikk!, kom deg vekk!

feel buzzed kjenne seg ør, kjenne seg omtåket, kjenne seg svimmel

English-Norwegian dictionary > buzz
7 bird

[bɜːd]
nome

1) zool. uccello m.

2) BE colloq. (girl) ragazza f.

3) (person)

a funny o queer old bird — colloq. un tipo divertente

••

a little bird told me — me l'ha detto l'uccellino

to tell sb. about the birds and the bees — spiegare a qcn. come nascono i bambini

to give sb. the bird — fischiare qcn.

to kill two birds with one stone — prendere due piccioni con una fava

(strictly) for the birds — da imbecilli

birds of a feather (flock together) — prov. chi s'assomiglia si piglia, Dio li fa e poi li accoppia

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[bə:d]
noun

(a two-legged feathered creature, with a beak and two wings, with which most can fly: Kiwis and ostriches are birds which cannot fly.) uccello

- bird's-eye view

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[bɜːd]
nome

1) zool. uccello m.

2) BE colloq. (girl) ragazza f.

3) (person)

a funny o queer old bird — colloq. un tipo divertente

••

a little bird told me — me l'ha detto l'uccellino

to tell sb. about the birds and the bees — spiegare a qcn. come nascono i bambini

to give sb. the bird — fischiare qcn.

to kill two birds with one stone — prendere due piccioni con una fava

(strictly) for the birds — da imbecilli

birds of a feather (flock together) — prov. chi s'assomiglia si piglia, Dio li fa e poi li accoppia

English-Italian dictionary > bird
8 buzz

1. noun
1) (of insect) Summen, das; (of large insect) Brummen, das; (of smaller or agitated insect) Schwirren, das

2) (sound of buzzer) Summen, das

give one's secretary a buzz — über den Summer seine Sekretärin rufen

3) (of conversation, movement) Gemurmel, das

4) (coll.): (telephone call) [Telefon]anruf, der

give somebody a buzz — jemanden anrufen

5) (coll.): (thrill) Nervenkitzel, der (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb
1) see 1. 1): [Insekt:] summen/brummen/schwirren

2) (signal with buzzer) [mit dem Summer] rufen

3)

buzz with excitement — in heller Aufregung sein

the rumour set the office buzzing — das Gerücht versetzte das Büro in helle Aufregung

my ears are buzzing — mir sausen die Ohren
3. transitive verb
(Aeronaut.) dicht vorbeifliegen an (+ Dat.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/119635/buzz_about">buzz about

- buzz off

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1. verb
1) ((of an insect) to make a noise by beating its wings eg when flying: The bees buzzed angrily.) summen

2) (to be filled with or make a similar noise: My ears are buzzing; The crowd was buzzing with excitement.) summen
2. noun
((sometimes with a) a buzzing sound: a buzz of conversation.) das Summen

- give someone a buzz
- buzzer
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buzz

[bʌz]

I. vi

1. (make low sound) bee, mosquito, buzzer summen; fly, bug brummen; ears dröhnen, sausen

his ears were \buzzing after the concert ihm dröhnten die Ohren nach dem Konzert

2. (be active with)

my head was \buzzing with thoughts mir schwirrten alle möglichen Gedanken durch den Kopf

the room \buzzed with conversation das Zimmer war von Stimmengewirr erfüllt

the place was \buzzing with excitement es herrschte ein aufgeregtes Durcheinander

3. (go quickly) sausen

4. AM ( fam: be tipsy)

▪ to be \buzzed angesäuselt sein fam

II. vt

1. (call)

▪ to \buzz sb (buzzer) jdn über den Summer rufen; (telephone) jdn anrufen

2. AVIAT

▪ to \buzz sth airplane im Tiefflug über etw hinwegsausen; motor boat dicht an etw dat vorbeifahren

III. n

<pl -es>

1. of a bee, mosquito, buzzer Summen nt kein pl; of a fly, bug Brummen nt kein pl

2. no pl (activity)

\buzz of conversation Stimmengewirr nt

\buzz of excitement aufgeregtes Durcheinander

3. (call) Ruf m über den Summer

to give sb a \buzz (buzzer) jdn über den Summer rufen; ( fam: telephone) jdn anrufen

4. ( fam: rumour, gossip) Gerede nt kein pl

5. ( fam: high feeling) [Nerven]kitzel m, Kick m sl; (from alcohol) Rausch m

to have a \buzz einen Rausch [o fam sitzen] haben; (from marijuana) vollgedröhnt sein sl

sth/sb is a \buzz to be around ( fam) sich akk in der Gegenwart einer S. gen /in jds Gegenwart wohl fühlen

6. no pl (rumour) Gerücht nt

the \buzz is that... man munkelt, dass...

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[bʌz]
1. vi

1) (insect) summen, brummen; (smaller or agitated insects) schwirren; (device) summen

did you buzz, sir? — haben Sie nach mir verlangt?

Miss Jones, I've been buzzing for 10 minutes — Fräulein Jones, ich versuche schon seit 10 Minuten, Sie zu erreichen

2)

my ears are buzzing — mir dröhnen die Ohren

my head is buzzing (with ideas etc) — mir schwirrt der Kopf; (from noise) mir dröhnt der Kopf

3)

the town is buzzing — in der Stadt ist was los (inf) or herrscht reges Leben

the city was buzzing with excitement — die Stadt war in heller Aufregung

the news set the town buzzing — die Nachricht versetzte die Stadt in helle Aufregung

2. vt

1) (= call) secretary (mit dem Summer) rufen

2) (US inf = telephone) anrufen

3) (plane) plane, building dicht vorbeifliegen an (+dat)

we were buzzed — Flugzeuge flogen dicht an uns heran

3. n

1) (of insect) Summen nt, Brummen nt; (of smaller or agitated insects) Schwirren nt; (of device) Summen nt

2) (of conversation) Stimmengewirr nt, Gemurmel nt

buzz of excitement/anticipation — aufgeregtes/erwartungsvolles Gemurmel

3) (inf: telephone call) Anruf m

to give sb a buzz — jdn anrufen

4) (inf: thrill) Kitzel m

driving fast gives me a buzz, I get a buzz from driving fast — ich verspüre einen Kitzel, wenn ich schnell fahre

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buzz [bʌz]

A v/i

1. summen, surren, brummen, schwirren:

buzz about ( oder around) herumschwirren (a. fig);

buzz off umg (meist imp) abschwirren, abhauen

2. buzz for sb jemanden mit dem Summer rufen

3. fig dröhnen ( with von):

my ears are buzzing mir dröhnen die Ohren;

buzzing with excitement in heller Aufregung

B v/t

1. ein Gerücht etc verbreiten, in Umlauf setzen

2. surren lassen

3. US mit einer Kreissäge schneiden

4. a) jemanden mit dem Summer rufen

b) TEL umg jemanden anrufen

5. FLUG

a) in geringer Höhe überfliegen

b) (bedrohlich nahe) heranfliegen an ein Flugzeug etc

C s

1. Summen n, Brummen n, Surren n, Schwirren n:

give sb a buzz

a) jemanden mit dem Summer rufen,

b) TEL umg jemanden anrufen;

have a buzz on bes US sl angestochen (beschwipst) sein

2. Gemurmel n, Stimmengewirr n

3. Gerede n, Gerücht n

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1. noun
1) (of insect) Summen, das; (of large insect) Brummen, das; (of smaller or agitated insect) Schwirren, das

2) (sound of buzzer) Summen, das

give one's secretary a buzz — über den Summer seine Sekretärin rufen

3) (of conversation, movement) Gemurmel, das

4) (coll.): (telephone call) [Telefon]anruf, der

give somebody a buzz — jemanden anrufen

5) (coll.): (thrill) Nervenkitzel, der (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb
1) see 1. 1): [Insekt:] summen/brummen/schwirren

2) (signal with buzzer) [mit dem Summer] rufen

3)

buzz with excitement — in heller Aufregung sein

the rumour set the office buzzing — das Gerücht versetzte das Büro in helle Aufregung

my ears are buzzing — mir sausen die Ohren
3. transitive verb
(Aeronaut.) dicht vorbeifliegen an (+ Dat.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- buzz about

- buzz off

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v.

anrufen v.

brummen v.

summen v.

surren v.

English-german dictionary > buzz
9 flit

intransitive verb,

- tt- huschen

recollections/thoughts flitted through his mind — Erinnerungen/Gedanken schossen ihm durch den Kopf

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[flit]
past tense, past participle - flitted; verb

(to move quickly and lightly from place to place: Butterflies flitted around in the garden.) flattern

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flit

<- tt->

[flɪt]

I. vi

1. ( also fig: move) huschen, flitzen; (fly) bats, birds, butterflies flattern; bees fliegen; beetles, insects schwirren

▪ to \flit about [or around] herumflitzen; bats, birds, butterflies herumflattern; bees herumfliegen; beetles, insects herumschwirren; ( fig) verfliegen

to \flit from one thing to another ( fig pej) sich akk von einer Sache in die andere stürzen pej

to \flit across [or into] [or through] one's mind ( fig) einem durch den Kopf schießen

2. BRIT (fig, also pej fam: escape) abhauen, die Kurve kratzen a. pej sl

3. NENG, SCOT (change home) umziehen

II. n

▶ to do a moonlight \flit BRIT sich akk bei Nacht und Nebel davonmachen fam

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[flɪt]
1. vi

1) (bats, butterflies etc) flattern, huschen; (ghost, person, image) huschen

to flit in and out (person) — rein- und rausflitzen

an idea flitted through my mind — ein Gedanke schoss mir or huschte mir durch den Kopf

2) (Brit: move house secretly) bei Nacht und Nebel ausziehen, sich bei Nacht und Nebel davonmachen

3) (Scot, N Engl: move house) umziehen

2. n (Brit)

to do a (moonlight) flit — bei Nacht und Nebel umziehen

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flit [flıt]

A v/i

1. flitzen, huschen:

an idea flitted through his mind ein Gedanke schoss ihm durch den Kopf

2. flattern

3. verfliegen (Zeit)

4. schott und Br dial um-, wegziehen

5. Br umg bei Nacht und Nebel (besonders unter Hinterlassung von Mietschulden) ausziehen

B s

1. Flitzen n, Huschen n

2. Flattern n

3. schott und Br dial Umzug m

4. auch moonlight flit Br umg Auszug m bei Nacht und Nebel:

do a flit → A 5

5. besonders US sl Strichjunge m, Stricher m

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intransitive verb,

- tt- huschen

recollections/thoughts flitted through his mind — Erinnerungen/Gedanken schossen ihm durch den Kopf

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v.

flitzen v.

wandern v.

English-german dictionary > flit
10 flit

<- tt-> [flɪt] vi;

1) (a. fig: move) huschen, flitzen;

( fly) bats, birds, butterflies flattern; bees fliegen; beetles, insects schwirren;

to \flit about [or around] herumflitzen; bats, birds, butterflies herumflattern; bees herumfliegen; beetles, insects herumschwirren; ( fig) verfliegen;

to \flit from one thing to another ( fig pej) sich akk von einer Sache in die andere stürzen ( pej)

to \flit across [or into] [or through] one's mind ( fig) einem durch den Kopf schießen

2) ( Brit);

(fig, a. pej fam: escape) abhauen, die Kurve kratzen (a. pej) (sl)

3) (NBrit, Scot) ( change home) umziehen n ( Brit)

to do a moonlight \flit sich akk bei Nacht und Nebel davonmachen ( fam)

English-German students dictionary > flit

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