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41 mit dem Geld nur so um sich schmeißen
mit dem Geld nur so um sich schmeißen
to scatter money broadcast, to fling one’s money about, to blow one’s money (sl.)Business german-english dictionary > mit dem Geld nur so um sich schmeißen
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42 in Rage geraten
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43 Kugel
Ku·gel <-, -n> [ʼku:gl̩] f1) math sphere2) sport ball;( Kegelkugel) bowl;die \Kugel rollt ( bei Roulette) the roulette wheels are spinning; ( beim Kegeln) the ball is rolling3) ( Geschoss) bullet;sich dat eine \Kugel durch den Kopf jagen [o schießen] to shoot a bullet through one's head, to blow one's brains out (sl)5) kochk rump;(Eis\Kugel) scoopWENDUNGEN:eine ruhige \Kugel schieben ( fam) to have a cushy time (sl), (Brit a.) to be on a cushy number (sl)bei ihrem Job schiebt sie eine ruhige \Kugel her job is a cushy number -
44 putzen
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45 rotzen
to sniff back one's snot(vulg.: spucken)to gob Br. coll.(vulg. sich laut schnäuzen)to blow one's nose loudly(vulg. spucken)to spit -
46 sein eigenes Lob singen
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47 sich selbst beweihräuchern
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48 Anfall
m1. MED. attack; plötzlicher, bes. epileptischer: fit, seizure); von Grippe: bout; leichter: touch; krampfartiger: paroxism oft Pl. ( von of); Schwindelanfall, Tobsuchtsanfall etc.; ein Anfall von Eifersucht etc. fig. a fit of jealousy etc.; einen Anfall bekommen oder haben have ( oder throw) a fit oder Brit. wobbly umg.; sie hatte hysterische Anfälle she went into histerics* * *der Anfall(Medizin) bout; attack; fit; seizure;(Menge) amount* * *Ạn|fallm1) attack; (= Wutanfall, epileptischer Anfall) fiteinen Anfall haben/bekommen (lit) — to have an attack or fit; (fig inf) to have or throw a fit (inf)
da könnte man Anfälle kriegen (inf) — it's enough to send or drive you round (Brit) or around (US) the bend (inf)
in einem Anfall von (fig) — in a fit of
2) (= Ertrag, Nebenprodukte) yield (an +dat of); (von Zinsen) accrual, yield3) (von Reparaturen, Kosten) amount (an +dat of form = Anhäufung) accumulationbei Anfall von Reparaturen — if repairs are necessary
* * *der1) (a sudden bout of illness: heart attack; an attack of 'flu.) attack2) (a sudden attack of illness, especially epilepsy: She suffers from fits.) fit3) (a sudden sharp attack (of pain, rage, laughter etc): a paroxysm of coughing/fury.) paroxysm* * *An·fall1<-[e]s>1. (Aufkommen allgemeiner Dinge) accumulationein \Anfall an Arbeit a build-up of workein \Anfall an Einsatz a raising of the stakes3. (Anhäufung) Reparaturen, Kosten amountAn·fall2<-[e]s, -fälle>meinen \Anfall bekommen [o haben] to have a heart attackepileptischer \Anfall epileptic fit2. (Wutanfall) fit of rageeinen \Anfall bekommen [o (fam) kriegen] to have [or go into] a fit of rage, to throw a fit [or BRIT fam a. wobbly], to blow one's top famder kriegt [noch mal] einen \Anfall, wenn er das mitbekommt! he's going to go round the bend [or throw a wobbly] when he hears about this!3. (Anwandlung)▪ ein \Anfall von etw a fit of sth▪ in einem \Anfall von etw in a fit of sthin einem \Anfall von Wahnsinn in a fit of madnessin einem \Anfall von Großzügigkeit with [or in] a sudden show of generosity, in a fit of generosity* * *1) (Attacke) attack; (epileptischer Anfall, fig.) fiteinen Anfall bekommen — have an attack/a fit
in einem Anfall von... — (fig.) in a fit of...
* * *Anfall m1. MED attack; plötzlicher, besonders epileptischer: fit, seizure); von Grippe: bout; leichter: touch; krampfartiger: paroxism oft pl (sie hatte hysterische Anfälle she went into histerics* * *1) (Attacke) attack; (epileptischer Anfall, fig.) fiteinen Anfall bekommen — have an attack/a fit
in einem Anfall von... — (fig.) in a fit of...
* * *-¨e (Dividende, Erbschaft) m.accrual n. -¨e m.attack n.fit n. -
49 einen Wutanfall bekommen
(to become very angry: She blew her top when he arrived home late.) blow one's top -
50 die Nase putzen
sich die Nase putzento blow one's nose -
51 sich die Nase putzen
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52 Anfall
An·fall1) ( Aufkommen allgemeiner Dinge) accumulation;ein \Anfall an Arbeit a build-up of work;ein \Anfall an Einsatz a raising of the stakes2. An·fall <-[e]s, -fälle> mepileptischer \Anfall epileptic fit2) ( Wutanfall) fit of rage;einen \Anfall bekommen [ o fam kriegen] to have [or go into] a fit of rage, to throw a fit [or (( Brit) ( fam) (a.)) wobbly], to blow one's top ( fam)der kriegt [nochmal] einen \Anfall, wenn er das mitbekommt! he's going to go round the bend [or throw a wobbly] when he hears about this!3) ( Anwandlung)ein \Anfall von etw a fit of sth;in einem \Anfall von etw in a fit of sth;in einem \Anfall von Wahnsinn in a fit of madness;in einem \Anfall von Großzügigkeit with [or in] a sudden show of generosity, in a fit of generosity -
53 Pauke
Pau·ke <-, -n> [ʼpaukə] fkettledrumWENDUNGEN:jdn mit \Pauken und Trompeten begrüßen [o empfangen] to give sb the red-carpet treatment, to roll out the red carpet for sb;auf die \Pauke hauen (fam: angeben) to blow one's own trumpet ( fam) ( ausgelassen feiern) to paint the town red ( fam), (Brit a.) to go on the razzle ( fam) -
54 rotzen
rot·zen [ʼrɔtsn̩]vi( fam) to blow one's nose;da hat schon wieder jemand auf den Bürgersteig gerotzt! someone's gobbed on the pavement again!;( schnüffeln) to sniff;dieses ständige R\rotzen ist ja ekelhaft! this constant sniffing is disgusting! -
55 schnäuzen
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56 Tobsuchtsanfall
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57 trompeten
trom·pe·ten * [trɔmʼpe:tn̩]vi2) ( trompetenähnliche Laute hervorbringen) to trumpet;ins Taschentuch \trompeten ( fam) to blow one's nose loudly;\trompetende Elefanten trumpeting elephantsvt ( fam);etw \trompeten to shout sth from the roof-tops -
58 schnäuzen
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59 auf die Pauke hauen
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60 auf hundertachtzig sein
(ugs.: Wut)to blow one's top(ugs. Wut)to be hopping mad
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