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4 Blabla
n1. bushwa coll.2. yackety-yaknugs.1. blah (blah) coll.2. blah-blah-blah coll.3. verbiage -
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n; -s, kein Pl.; umg. rubbish, hot air, blah-blah, twaddle altm.* * *Bla|bla [bla'blaː]nt -s, no pl (inf)waffle (inf)* * *Bla·bla<-s>[blaˈbla:]* * * -
6 Wischiwaschi
umg., pej.* * *Wi|schi|wạ|schi [vɪSi'vaʃi]nt -s, no pl (pej inf)drivel (inf)* * *Wi·schi·wa·schi<-s>[vɪʃiˈvaʃi]nt kein pl (pej fam) drivel* * *das; Wischiwaschis (salopp abwertend) wish-wash* * *wischiwaschi umg, pejA. adj undekl, meist präd; Ansichten etc: wishy-washy, vague; Person: auch ineffective* * *das; Wischiwaschis (salopp abwertend) wish-wash -
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umg., pej.* * *Wi|schi|wạ|schi [vɪSi'vaʃi]nt -s, no pl (pej inf)drivel (inf)* * *Wi·schi·wa·schi<-s>[vɪʃiˈvaʃi]nt kein pl (pej fam) drivel* * *das; Wischiwaschis (salopp abwertend) wish-wash* * *wischiwaschi umg, pejA. adj undekl, meist präd; Ansichten etc: wishy-washy, vague; Person: auch ineffective* * *das; Wischiwaschis (salopp abwertend) wish-wash -
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12 Quatsch
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; umg.1. (unsinnige Äußerung) rubbish, crap Sl., rot Brit. altm., bes. Am. garbage, trash; so ein Quatsch what a lot (load bes. Brit.) of rubbish, Am. what a crock; das ist doch Quatsch ( mit Soße) that’s utter nonsense; red keinen Quatsch! don’t talk rubbish etc., stop talking rubbish etc.; (das ist doch nicht wahr) you’re kidding2. (Handlungen) Quatsch machen (Unsinn) fool ( oder mess) around; (eine Dummheit) do something stupid; (nur zum Spaß tun) do something for a lark; ich mach keinen Quatsch (meine es ernst) I’m not joking; mach keinen Quatsch! (Warnung vor Dummheit, Fehler etc.) don’t do anything stupid; lass den Quatsch! stop it!, cut it out! Sl.* * *der Quatschblah; poppycock; malarkey; jabberwocky; nonsense; balderdash; baloney; blather; boloney; hogwash* * *Quạtsch [kvatʃ]m -es,no pl (inf)das ist der größte Quatsch, den ich je gehört habe — that is the biggest load of rubbish (Brit) or nonsense I have ever heard
ach Quatsch! — rubbish! (Brit), nonsense!
alles Quatsch!, so ein Quatsch! — what (a load of) rubbish (Brit) or nonsense
2) (= Dummheiten) nonsensehört doch endlich mit dem Quatsch auf! — stop being so stupid or silly!
was soll denn der Quatsch! — what's all this nonsense in aid of then!
lass den Quatsch — cut it out! (inf)
Quatsch machen — to mess about (Brit) or around (inf)
etw aus Quatsch machen — to do sth for a laugh or for fun
mach damit keinen Quatsch — don't mess about (Brit) or around with it (inf), don't do anything stupid with it
mach keinen Quatsch, sonst knallts — don't try anything funny or I'll shoot
mach keinen Quatsch, du kannst doch jetzt nicht schwanger werden — don't be silly, you can't get pregnant now!
* * *der1) ((especially American) nonsense.) hogwash2) (nonsense: Don't talk rot!) rot* * *<- es>[ˈkvatʃ]m kein pl (fam)1. (dummes Gerede) rubbish, nonsensewer hat denn so einen/diesen \Quatsch behauptet? who told you [or where did you hear] such rubbish?das ist doch der letzte \Quatsch! what a load of absolute rubbish!\Quatsch reden to talk rubbishso ein \Quatsch! what [a load of] rubbish!2. (Unfug) nonsense\Quatsch machen to mess around [or about] pejwas, du willst kündigen? mach doch keinen \Quatsch, Mensch, überlege dir das noch mal! what, you want to hand in your notice, don't be silly [or fam daft] [or fam talk daft], think it over!aus \Quatsch for [or as] a joke* * *der; Quatsch[e]s2) (ugs.): (Unfug) messing aboutQuatsch machen — fool around; lark about (coll.)
* * *das ist doch Quatsch (mit Soße) that’s utter nonsense;red keinen Quatsch! don’t talk rubbish etc, stop talking rubbish etc; (das ist doch nicht wahr) you’re kidding2. (Handlungen)Quatsch machen (Unsinn) fool ( oder mess) around; (eine Dummheit) do something stupid; (nur zum Spaß tun) do something for a lark;ich mach keinen Quatsch (meine es ernst) I’m not joking;mach keinen Quatsch! (Warnung vor Dummheit, Fehler etc) don’t do anything stupid;lass den Quatsch! stop it!, cut it out! sl* * *der; Quatsch[e]s2) (ugs.): (Unfug) messing aboutQuatsch machen — fool around; lark about (coll.)
* * *m.balderdash n.baloney n.blah n.bunk n.garbage n.hogwash n.jabberwocky n.malarkey n.nonsense n.poppycock n.pulp n.rot n.rubbish n.trash n. -
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n; -s, kein Pl.; umg., pej. drivel* * *das Geschwafelgobbledygook; blah* * *Ge|schwa|fel [gə'ʃvaːfl]nt -s, no pl (inf)waffle (Brit inf blather (inf)* * *(insincere talk: politicians' cant.) cant* * *Ge·schwa·fel<-s>[gəˈʃva:fl̩]verschone mich bitte mit diesem dummen \Geschwafel spare me this stupid nonsense* * *das; Geschwafels (ugs. abwertend) waffle* * ** * *das; Geschwafels (ugs. abwertend) waffle* * *n.gibberish n.gobbledygook n. -
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15 Quatsch
m1. balderdash2. baloney3. bilge4. blah5. boloney coll.6. bullshit vulg.7. bunk8. drivel9. flubdub10. garbage11. hogwash12. jabberwocky13. malarkey14. nonsense15. poppycock16. pulp17. rot18. rubbish19. tosh20. trashmugs.1. gibberish2. hokum Am. coll. [nonsense]3. piffle coll.4. twaddle coll.m[Unsinn]guff Br. -
16 Unsinn
m1. absurdism2. applesauce Am. coll.3. balderdash4. baloney5. blah6. bollocksplsl.7. bull shit vulg. sl. spv.8. codswallop Br. coll.9. drivel10. flapdoodle11. folly12. footle13. hogwash14. hokum15. hooey16. horseshit fig. vulg.17. jabberwocky18. nonsense19. piffle coll.mugs.moonshine coll. -
17 Verbalerotik
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