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41 Haupthahn
Haupthahn m 1. main(s) cock, principal cock; 2. BT, SAN, WVA corporation cock [stop] (am Anschluss zum öffentlichen Versorgungsnetz)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Haupthahn
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42 Auerhahn
m1. capercaillie cock [Tetrao urogallus]2. mountain cock [Tetrao urogallus]3. wood grouse cock -
43 Benzinhahn
m1. gas cock Am.2. gasoline cock Am.3. petcock4. petrol cock Br.5. petrol tap Br. -
44 ausscheißen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) vulg.II v/refl have a good shitIII v/i fuck ( oder cock) up; bei mir hat er ausgeschissen! I’ve had it (up to here) with him!, he’s really fucked (it) up with me!* * *aus|schei|ßenvr sep (vulg)to have a good shit (sl)* * *ausscheißen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) vulgA. v/t shit;aussehen wie ausgeschissen look like shitB. v/r have a good shit -
45 Cocktail
[‘kɔkte:l] m; -s, -s1. cocktail2. cocktail party* * *der Cocktailcocktail* * *Cock|tail ['kɔkteːl]m -s, -s1) (=Getränk fig) cocktail2) (= Empfang) reception3) (= Cocktailparty) cocktail partyjdn zum Cocktail einladen — to invite sb for cocktails, to invite sb to a cocktail party
* * *der1) (an alcoholic drink mixed from various spirits etc.) cocktail2) (a mixed dish of a number of things: a fruit cocktail.) cocktail* * *Cock·tail<-s, -s>[ˈkɔkte:l]m1. (Getränk) cocktail2. (Party) cocktail party3. (Mischung) wild mixture* * *der; Cocktails, Cocktails1) (Getränk; auch Salat usw.) cocktail2) (Party) cocktail party* * *1. cocktail2. cocktail party* * *der; Cocktails, Cocktails1) (Getränk; auch Salat usw.) cocktail2) (Party) cocktail party* * *-s n.cocktail n. -
46 doof
umg.I Adj.2. (langweilig) boring3. (lästig, ärgerlich) silly, stupid; dieses doofe Fenster schließt nicht richtig I can’t get this stupid window to shut properlyII Adv. stupidly; guck nicht so doof! take that silly look off your face!* * *foolish; dumb; goofy; daft; soft-headed; bovine* * *[doːf] (inf)1. adjdaft (esp Brit inf dumb (inf)2. advaussehen dumbdóóf fragen — to ask a dumb question
dóóf lächeln — to give a dumb smile
* * *(ridiculous: a cock-eyed idea.) cock-eyed* * *<doofer o döfer, doofste o döfste>[ˈdo:f]adj (fam)1. (blöd) stupid, silly, brainless▪ jdm ist etw zu \doof sb finds sth stupid [or ridiculous]das Ganze wird mir langsam zu \doof I'm beginning to find the whole business ridiculous* * *1.(ugs. abwertend) Adjektiv2) (langweilig) boring3) nicht präd. (ärgerlich) stupid2.adverbial stupidly* * *doof umgA. adjdoof bleibt doof once a fool, always a fool2. (langweilig) boringdieses doofe Fenster schließt nicht richtig I can’t get this stupid window to shut properlyB. adv stupidly;guck nicht so doof! take that silly look off your face!* * *1.(ugs. abwertend) Adjektiv2) (langweilig) boring3) nicht präd. (ärgerlich) stupid2.adverbial stupidly* * *as thick as two short planks (stupid) expr. adj.dopey adj.dumb adj.idiotic adj.silly adj.stupid adj. -
47 Einweghahn
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48 entsichern
v/t; (Waffe) release the safety catch of, cock* * *to unlock* * *ent|sị|chern [ɛnt'zɪçɐn] ptp entsi\#chertvteine entsicherte Pistole — a pistol with the safety catch off, a pistol with an unlocked safety catch (esp US)
* * *ent·si·chern *vt▪ etw \entsichern to release the safety catch on stheine entsicherte Pistole a pistol with the safety catch off* * *transitives Verb release the safety catch of <pistol etc.>* * ** * *transitives Verb release the safety catch of <pistol etc.> -
49 Hahnentritt
m1. im Ei: cock tread2. Muster: dog’s-tooth check3. beim Pferd: stringhalt* * *Hah|nen|tritt1. mH́áh|nen|tritt|mus|ter2. ntdogtooth check* * *Hah·nen·tritt* * *1. im Ei: cock tread2. Muster: dog’s-tooth check3. beim Pferd: stringhalt -
50 Haupthahn
m main tap (Am. faucet)* * *Haupt|hahnmmains cock or tap (Brit)* * *Haupt·hahn* * *der mains stopcock* * ** * *der mains stopcock -
51 hoppe
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52 Hummercocktail
m GASTR. lobster cocktail* * *Hụm|mer|cock|tailmlobster cocktail* * *Hum·mer·cock·tail[-kɔkte:l]m lobster cocktail* * * -
53 Kanarienhahn
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54 krähen
v/i crow; fig. Baby: coo* * *to crow* * *krä|hen ['krɛːən]vito crowSee:→ Hahn* * *das1) (the cry of a cock.) crow3) (to utter a cry of delight etc: The baby crowed with happiness.) crow* * *krä·hen[ˈkrɛ:ən]vi1. ORN to crow* * *intransitives Verb (auch fig.) crow; s. auch Hahn* * ** * ** * *v.to crow v. -
55 Mist
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. (Kuh-, Pferdemist) dung; (Tierkot) droppings Pl.; (Dünger) manure; (Misthaufen) dung heap; mit Dünger: manure heap; das ist nicht auf meinem Mist gewachsen umg., fig. I had nothing to do with it2. umg. (Plunder) junk, rubbish3. umg. (Unsinn) rubbish, bes. Am. crap, garbage; Mist machen oder bauen (make a) boob, make a mess of things, botch ( oder cock) it up; mach keinen Mist! don’t do anything stupid; Mist verzapfen talk rubbish (bes. Am. crap); ( so ein) Mist! damn (it)!—m; -s, -e; NAUT., nordd. mist* * *der Mistmanure; dung; crap; droppings; muck* * *Mịst [mɪst]m -es,no pl1) (= Tierkot) droppings pl; (= Pferdemist, Kuhmist etc) dung; (= Dünger) manure; (= Misthaufen) manure or muck heapMist streuen or fahren — to spread manure or muck
das ist nicht auf seinem Mist gewachsen (inf) — he didn't think that up himself
Mist! — blow!, blast! (inf)
was soll der Mist? — what's all this rubbish (esp Brit) or nonsense?
er hat einen Mist geredet — he talked a load of rubbish (esp Brit) or nonsense
allerlei Mist machen — to do all sorts of stupid things
mach keinen Mist! — don't be a fool!
* * *der1) (the waste matter passed out of an animal's body, especially when used as manure.) dung2) (dung, filth, rubbish etc: farm yard muck.) muck* * *<- es>[ˈmɪst]4.da hast du ganz schön \Mist gemacht! you have really screwed up [or boobed] there!das ist nicht auf seinem \Mist gewachsen that wasn't his own doing, he didn't do that off his own bat* * *der; Mist[e]s1) dung; (Dünger) manure; (mit Stroh usw. gemischt) muck; (Misthaufen) dung/manure/muck heapdas ist nicht auf ihrem Mist gewachsen — (fig. ugs.) that didn't come out of her own head
2) (ugs. abwertend) (Schund) rubbish, junk, trash all no indef. art.; (Unsinn) rubbish, nonsense, (sl.) rot all no indef. art.; (lästige, dumme Angelegenheit) nonsenseMist bauen — make a mess of things; mess things up
mach bloß keinen Mist! — just don't do anything stupid
* * *Mist1 m; -(e)s, kein pl1. (Kuh-, Pferdemist) dung; (Tierkot) droppings pl; (Dünger) manure; (Misthaufen) dung heap; mit Dünger: manure heap;das ist nicht auf meinem Mist gewachsen umg, fig I had nothing to do with it2. umg (Plunder) junk, rubbish3. umg (Unsinn) rubbish, besonders US crap, garbage;mach keinen Mist! don’t do anything stupid;Mist verzapfen talk rubbish (besonders US crap);(so ein) Mist! damn (it)!Mist2 m; -s, -e; SCHIFF, nordd mist* * *der; Mist[e]s1) dung; (Dünger) manure; (mit Stroh usw. gemischt) muck; (Misthaufen) dung/manure/muck heapdas ist nicht auf ihrem Mist gewachsen — (fig. ugs.) that didn't come out of her own head
2) (ugs. abwertend) (Schund) rubbish, junk, trash all no indef. art.; (Unsinn) rubbish, nonsense, (sl.) rot all no indef. art.; (lästige, dumme Angelegenheit) nonsenseMist bauen — make a mess of things; mess things up
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56 Molotowcocktail
m Molotov cocktail* * *Mo|lo|tow|cock|tail ['moːlotɔf-]mMolotov cocktail* * *Mo·lo·tow·cock·tail[ˈmo:lotɔfkɔkte:l]m Molotov cocktail* * *der Molotov cocktail* * *Molotowcocktail m Molotov cocktail* * *der Molotov cocktail -
57 Nille
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58 Operation
f; -, -en1. MED. operation; sich einer Operation unterziehen auch undergo surgery; Operation gelungen, Patient tot umg., fig. it was a perfectly organized disaster (umg. cock-up)2. MIL., MATH., fachspr. operation* * *die Operationoperation; surgical operation* * *Ope|ra|ti|on [opəra'tsioːn]f -, -enoperation* * *(the act of surgically cutting a part of the body in order to cure disease: an operation for appendicitis.) operation* * *Ope·ra·ti·on<-, -en>[opəraˈtsi̯o:n]f1. MED operationunzulässige \Operation illegal operation\Operation starten to initiate an operation* * *die; Operation, Operationen operation* * *1. MED operation;sich einer Operation unterziehen auch undergo surgery;Operation gelungen, Patient tot umg, fig it was a perfectly organized disaster (umg cock-up)2. MIL, MATH, fachspr operation* * *die; Operation, Operationen operation* * *(Chirurgie) f.operation (surgery) n. f.operation n. -
59 Schildbürgerstreich
m piece of bungling, cock-up umg.* * *Schịld|bür|ger|streichmfoolish act* * *Schild·bür·ger·streichm (pej) act of stupidity, disastrously ill-advised measure* * * -
60 Schnitzer
m; -s, -; umg., fig. blunder, boob; Bemerkung etc.: gaffe, faux pas; grober Schnitzer real howler ( oder boob), boner; (Fauxpas) terrible gaffe—* * *der Schnitzer(Person) carver* * *Schnịt|zer I ['ʃnɪtsɐ]m -s, - (inf)(in Benehmen) blunder, boob (esp Brit inf goof (US inf); (= Fauxpas) gaffe, clanger (Brit inf); (= Fehler) howler (Brit inf blooper (US inf) II ['ʃnɪtsɐ]1. m -s, -, Schnit|ze|rin['ʃnItsərɪn]2. f -, -nenwoodcarver* * *der1) (a mistake: Forgetting to invite her to the party was a real boob.) boob2) (a (bad) mistake.) blunder* * *Schnit·zer1<-s, ->[ˈʃnɪtsɐ]einen \Schnitzer machen to commit a blunder, to cock up slSchnit·zer(in)2<-s, ->[ˈʃnɪtsɐ]m(f) woodcarver* * *der; Schnitzers, Schnitzer1) (Handwerker) carversich (Dat.) einen groben Schnitzer leisten — make an awful boob (Brit. sl.) or (sl.) goof; (mit einer Bemerkung) drop an awful clanger (Brit. sl.)
* * *Schnitzer1 m; -s, -; umg, fig blunder, boob; Bemerkung etc: gaffe, faux pas;* * *der; Schnitzers, Schnitzer1) (Handwerker) carversich (Dat.) einen groben Schnitzer leisten — make an awful boob (Brit. sl.) or (sl.) goof; (mit einer Bemerkung) drop an awful clanger (Brit. sl.)
* * *m.bloomer n.blunder n.boner n.carver n.slip of the tongue n.solecism n.
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