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1 die Kinnbacken
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2 die Veränderungen
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3 reinsemmeln
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) umg.: jemandem eine reinsemmeln (schlagen) thump s.o., smack s.o. in the chops; fig. (jemanden hereinlegen) do the dirty on s.o.* * *rein|sem|melnvt sep (inf)* * *reinsemmeln v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) umg:jemandem eine reinsemmeln (schlagen) thump sb, smack sb in the chops; fig (jemanden hereinlegen) do the dirty on sb -
4 Koteletten
pl1. burnsides Am. coll.2. chops3. mutton chopspl[Backenbart]1. muttonchops2. side-whiskers3. sideboards4. sideburns -
5 Dickerchen
das Dickerchenfatty (ugs.)* * *Dị|cker|chen ['dɪkɐçən]nt -s, - (inf)chubby chops (Brit inf chubby* * *Di·cker·chen<-s, ->* * *das; Dickerchens, Dickerchen (ugs. scherzh.) podge (coll.)* * ** * *das; Dickerchens, Dickerchen (ugs. scherzh.) podge (coll.) -
6 Frechdachs
m; -es, -e; umg., hum. cheeky (little) monkey* * *Frẹch|dachsm (inf)cheeky monkey (Brit inf) or devil (Brit inf monkey, smart aleck (US)* * *Frech·dachs* * *der (ugs., meist scherzh.) cheeky little thing* * ** * *der (ugs., meist scherzh.) cheeky little thing -
7 grillen
II v/i (have a) barbecue* * *to broil; to barbecue; to grill* * *grịl|len ['grɪlən]1. vtto grill2. vrsich grillen ( lassen) (inf) — to roast (inf)
* * *2) (to cook directly under heat: to grill the chops.) grill* * *gril·len[ˈgrɪlən]I. vi to have a barbecueII. vt▪ etw \grillen to grill sth* * *1.transitives Verb grill2.intransitives Verbim Garten grillen — have a barbecue in the garden
* * *B. v/i (have a) barbecueC. v/r umg:sich in der Sonne grillen roast in the sun* * *1.transitives Verb grill2.intransitives Verb* * *v.to broil v.to grill v. -
8 Kiefer
—* * *der Kieferjaw;die Kieferpine; pine tree* * *Kie|fer I ['kiːfɐ]f -, -npine (tree); (= Holz) pine(wood) IIm -s, -jaw; (= Kieferknochen) jawbone* * *der1) (either of the two bones of the mouth in which the teeth are set: the upper/lower jaw; His jaw was broken in the fight.) jaw3) (any of several kinds of evergreen trees with cones (pine-cones) and needlelike leaves (pine-needles).) pine* * *Kie·fer1<-, -n>[ˈki:fɐ]f1. (Baum) pine [tree]Kie·fer2<-s, ->[ˈki:fɐ]m ANAT jaw[-bone]* * *Ider; Kiefers, Kiefer: jaw; (Kieferknochen) jaw-boneIIdie; Kiefer, Kiefern1) pine[tree]2) o. Pl. (Holz) pine[-wood]* * ** * *Ider; Kiefers, Kiefer: jaw; (Kieferknochen) jaw-boneIIdie; Kiefer, Kiefern1) pine[tree]2) o. Pl. (Holz) pine[-wood]* * *-n (Baum) f.pine n. -n (Knochen) f.jaw n.jawbone n. -
9 Schnauze
f; -, -n2. TECH. nozzle3. umg. (Mund) mouth, trap, Brit. auch gob; eine große Schnauze haben umg. have a big mouth, shoot one’s mouth off; eine freche Schnauze haben umg. have a cheeky tongue (Am. fresh mouth); halt die Schnauze! vulg. belt up!, shut your trap!; du kriegst gleich eins auf die Schnauze vulg. you’ll have my fist in your face if you’re not careful; die Schnauze ( gestrichen) voll haben umg. be fed up to the back teeth ( von with); auf die Schnauze fallen umg., auch fig. fall flat on one’s face; mit dem Projekt sind sie voll auf die Schnauze gefallen umg. they fell flat on their faces ( oder came a real cropper) with that project; frei nach Schnauze umg. any old how; siehe auch Maul, Mund* * *die Schnauzesnout; muzzle; mouth* * *Schnau|ze ['ʃnautsə]f -, -n1) (von Tier) snout, muzzleeine feuchte Schnáúze haben — to have a wet nose
mit einer Maus in der Schnáúze — with a mouse in its mouth
2) (= Ausguss) (an Kaffeekanne etc) spout; (an Krug etc) lip4) (inf) (= Mund) gob (Brit inf trap (inf); (= respektlose Art zu reden) bluntness(halt die) Schnáúze! — shut your gob (Brit inf) or trap! (inf)
auf die Schnáúze fallen (lit) — to fall flat on one's face; (fig auch) to come a cropper (Brit inf)
jdm die Schnáúze einschlagen or polieren — to smash sb's face in (sl)
die Schnáúze (von jdm/etw) (gestrichen) voll haben — to be fed up (to the back teeth) (with sb/sth) (inf)
eine große Schnáúze haben — to have a big mouth, to be a bigmouth (inf)
die Schnáúze halten — to hold one's tongue
etw frei nach Schnáúze machen — to do sth any old (Brit) or ole (US) how (inf)
Berliner Schnáúze — endearing Berlin bluntness
* * *die1) (the jaws and nose of an animal such as a dog.) muzzle2) (to press, rub or caress with the nose: The horse nuzzled (against) her cheek.) nuzzle3) (the projecting mouth and nose part of certain animals, especially of a pig.) snout* * *Schnau·ze<-, -n>[ˈʃnautsə]f[über etw akk] die [o seine] \Schnauze halten (sl) to keep quiet [about sth], to keep sth under one's hat, to keep one's trap shut sl [about sth]5.▶ die \Schnauze [von etw dat] [gestrichen] voll haben (sl) to be fed up to the [back] teeth [with sth] BRIT, to be sick to death [of sth]* * *die; Schnauze, Schnauzendie Schnauze voll haben — (salopp) be fed up to the back teeth (coll.)
[halt die] Schnauze! — shut your trap! (sl.)
frei [nach] Schnauze, nach Schnauze — (salopp) as one thinks fit; as the mood takes one
* * *2. TECH nozzle3. umg (Mund) mouth, trap, Br auch gob;eine große Schnauze haben umg have a big mouth, shoot one’s mouth off;halt die Schnauze! vulg belt up!, shut your trap!;du kriegst gleich eins auf die Schnauze vulg you’ll have my fist in your face if you’re not careful;die Schnauze (gestrichen) vollhaben umg be fed up to the back teeth (von with);auf die Schnauze fallen umg, auch fig fall flat on one’s face;mit dem Projekt sind sie voll auf die Schnauze gefallen umg they fell flat on their faces ( oder came a real cropper) with that project;* * *die; Schnauze, Schnauzendie Schnauze voll haben — (salopp) be fed up to the back teeth (coll.)
[halt die] Schnauze! — shut your trap! (sl.)
frei [nach] Schnauze, nach Schnauze — (salopp) as one thinks fit; as the mood takes one
* * *-n f.lip n.muzzle n.snout n. -
10 Frechdachs
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11 Schnauze
Schnau·ze <-, -n> [ʼʃnautsə] f[über etw akk] die [o seine] \Schnauze halten (sl) to keep quiet [about sth], to keep sth under one's hat, to keep one's trap shut (sl) [about sth];WENDUNGEN:die \Schnauze [von etw] [gestrichen] voll haben (sl) to be fed up to the [back] teeth [with sth] ( Brit), to be sick to death [of sth]; -
12 Donau-Barsche
FÜNFSPRACHIGES WÖRTERBUCH DER TIERISCHEN NAMEN > Donau-Barsche
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13 Koteletts
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