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1 Wisch
m; -(e)s, -e; umg., pej. bumf Sl., bumph Sl., Am. screed* * *Wịsch [vɪʃ]m -(e)s, -e (pej inf)piece of paper; (mit Gedrucktem, = Dokument) piece of bumph (Brit inf piece of stuff for reading (inf); (= Zettel mit Notiz) note* * *<-[e]s, -e>[vɪʃ]* * *der; Wisch[e]s, Wische (salopp abwertend) piece or bit of paper* * ** * *der; Wisch[e]s, Wische (salopp abwertend) piece or bit of paper* * *-e m.wipe n. -
2 Papierkram
m1. bumf Br.2. paperworkmugs.bumf Br. [coll.: bum fodder] -
3 Papierkram
m umg. paperwork* * *Pa|pier|kramm (inf)bumf (Brit inf stuff (to read) (inf)* * *Pa·pier·kram* * *der (ugs. abwertend) [tedious] paperwork* * *Papierkram m umg paperwork* * *der (ugs. abwertend) [tedious] paperwork -
4 Infomaterial
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5 Reklamebeilage
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6 Papierhändler
Papierhändler
stationer;
• Papierhandlung stationer’s shop, stationery shop (store, US);
• Papierindustrie paper trade;
• Papierkosten costs of paper;
• Papierkram bumf (Br. sl.);
• Papierkrieg red tape, paper war[fare] (work);
• Papiermacher paper manufacturer;
• Papierreste litters;
• Papierrolle (Papierherstellung) web;
• Papiersack paper sack (bag);
• Papierschablone frisket;
• Papierschneidemaschine paper cutter, [paper] cutting machine;
• Papierstau (Satzmaschine) jam;
• Papierstreifen (Lochstreifen) tape;
• Papierstrom flow of paper;
• Papiertüte paper bag;
• Papiervaluta paper value (currency);
• Papierverluste durch Verkäufe in echte Verluste umwandeln to turn paper losses into actual losses;
• Papierwährung paper currency, fiduciary standard;
• Papierwährung ohne Einlösungszwang inconvertible paper currency;
• Papierwaren stationery;
• Papierwarengeschäft stationery shop (store, US);
• Papierwert book value;
• Papierwerte paper assets;
• Papierwolf shredder;
• Papierzeichen watermark;
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7 Papierkram
Papierkram
bumf (Br. sl.) -
8 Infomaterial
ntfam bumf, info -
9 Klopapier
nugs.1. bog paper Br. sl.2. bumf Br. coll.3. loo paper Br. coll.4. toilet paper
См. также в других словарях:
bumf — bumph [bʌmf] n [U] BrE informal boring written information that you have to read ▪ I got loads of bumf about the introduction of the Euro … Dictionary of contemporary English
bumf — or bumph [bumf] n. [contr. < bumfodder, lit., toilet paper < BUM2 + FODDER] [Brit. Slang] official documents, regarded disparagingly … English World dictionary
bumf — /bumf/, n. Brit. 1. Slang. toilet paper. 2. memoranda, official notices, or the like. [1885 90; short for bumfodder. See BUM2, FODDER1] * * * … Universalium
bumf — papers, paperwork, 1889, British schoolboy slang, originally toilet paper, from bum fodder … Etymology dictionary
bumf — (also bumph) ► NOUN informal, chiefly Brit. 1) useless or tedious printed information. 2) dated toilet paper. ORIGIN abbreviation of slang bum fodder, in the same sense … English terms dictionary
bùmf — in búmf medm. (ȕ; ȗ) posnema močen pok, glas pri padcu, udarcu: bumf! je počilo; mladinska brigada pozdravi: horuk, horuk, bumf / sname torbo in bumf v kot … Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika
bumf — [[t]bʌ̱mf[/t]] also bumph N UNCOUNT Bumf consists of documents containing information which you may not need or find interesting. [BRIT, INFORMAL] The waste paper basket was full of bumf, trivial letters and advertising circulars … English dictionary
bumf — also bumph noun Etymology: from bumf toilet paper, short for bumfodder, from 1bum + fodder Date: circa 1889 chiefly British paperwork … New Collegiate Dictionary
bumf — noun /bʌmf/ Useless papers; now especially official documents, standardized forms, sales and marketing print material etc. And as for the limited warnings on documents and signs – we are so used to reading this bumf we fail to realise when they… … Wiktionary
bumf — [20] The earliest, literal, but now long discontinued sense of bumf is ‘toilet paper’ (first recorded in 1889), which does much to elucidate its origin: it is short for bum fodder. The element of contempt is carried over into its modern meaning,… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
bumf — noun (U) BrE informal boring written information that you have to read: I got a load of bumf from the gas board … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
