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1 Spinnerei
f; -, -en1. nur Sg. spinning2. (Fabrik) spinning mill3. umg., fig. crazy ( oder crackpot) idea; modische: fad, craze; (Unsinn) nonsense; das ist bloß eine Spinnerei von ihm it’s just one of his crazy ideas* * *die Spinnerei(Fabrik) cotton mill; spinning mill;(verrückte Idee) craze (ugs.)* * *Spin|ne|rei [ʃpɪnə'rai]f -, -en1) (= das Spinnen) spinning2) (= Spinnwerkstatt) spinning mill3) (inf) crazy behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) no pl, crazy thing; (= Unsinn) rubbish (Brit inf garbage (inf)das ist doch eine Spinneréí, so was zu machen — it's crazy to do that
deine Spinneréíen glaubt dir doch kein Mensch! — nobody's going to believe all that rubbish (Brit inf) or garbage (inf)
* * *Spin·ne·rei<-, -en>[ʃpɪnəˈrai]f1. MODE spinning* * *die; Spinnerei, Spinnereien1) o. Pl. spinning no art.2) (Werkstatt) spinning mill3) (ugs. abwertend) crazy idea* * *1. nur sg spinning2. (Fabrik) spinning milldas ist bloß eine Spinnerei von ihm it’s just one of his crazy ideas* * *die; Spinnerei, Spinnereien1) o. Pl. spinning no art.2) (Werkstatt) spinning mill3) (ugs. abwertend) crazy idea* * *f.spinning (textiles) n.waffle (lies) n. -
2 Spleen
[∫pli:n] m; -s, -s; umg. (Idee) cranky idea; (Gewohnheit) strange habit, eccentricity; du hast wohl einen Spleen! you must be off your rocker!* * *der Spleenfad; spleen* * *[ʃpliːn]m -s, -s (inf)(= Angewohnheit) strange or crazy habit, eccentricity, quirk (of behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)); (= Idee) crazy idea or notion; (= Fimmel) obsessiondu hast ja einen Spleen! — you're round the bend (Brit inf), you're off your head (Brit inf) or rocker (inf)
* * *<-s, -s>[ʃpli:n, sp-]m (fam) strange habit, eccentricityeinen \Spleen haben to be off [or out of] one's head* * *der; Spleens, Spleene od. Spleens strange or peculiar habit; eccentricitydu hast ja einen Spleen! — there must be something the matter with you!; you must be dotty (coll.)
* * *du hast wohl einen Spleen! you must be off your rocker!* * *der; Spleens, Spleene od. Spleens strange or peculiar habit; eccentricitydu hast ja einen Spleen! — there must be something the matter with you!; you must be dotty (coll.)
* * *-s m.eccentricity n.quirk n.tic n. -
3 begeistern
I v/t fill with enthusiasm, inspire, enthuse; (Publikum) delight; stärker: enthrall ( durch oder mit with); jemanden für jemanden / etw. begeistern get s.o. interested in ( stärker: enthusiastic about) s.o. / s.th.; Mexico hat mich begeistert I loved Mexico; sie ist für nichts zu begeistern you can’t get her interested in anything; das kann mich nicht begeistern that doesn’t interest me; diese Nachricht begeistert mich nicht gerade euph. (entsetzt mich) I’m not exactly thrilled about the newsII v/refl: sich für etw. begeistern get enthusiastic about s.th., show enthusiasm about s.th.; (sehr interessiert sein an) be very much interested in ( oder very keen on) s.th., Am. be hot on s.th.; sich an etw. begeistern get very enthusiastic (all excited umg.) about s.th.; weitS. think s.th. is wonderful; ich kann mich dafür nicht begeistern I can’t work up any enthusiasm for it, it just doesn’t appeal to me ( oder grab me umg.)* * *to inspire; to excite* * *be|geis|tern ptp begeistert1. vtjdn to fill with enthusiasm; (= inspirieren) to inspireer ist für nichts zu begéístern — he's never enthusiastic about anything
2. vrto be or feel enthusiastic ( an +dat, für about)See:→ auch begeistert* * *1) (to fill with enthusiasm.) enthuse2) (to (cause someone to) feel excitement: She was thrilled at/by the invitation.) thrill* * *be·geis·tern *I. vt1. (mit Begeisterung erfüllen)▪ jdn \begeistern to fill [or fire] sb with enthusiasmdein Verhalten begeistert mich nicht sonderlich! I am not particularly thrilled by your behaviour!das Stück hat die Zuschauer begeistert the audience were enthralled by the play2. (Interesse für etw entwickeln)er konnte alle für seinen Plan \begeistern he managed to win everybody [over] to his plansie ist für nichts zu \begeistern you can't interest her in anythingII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb2.jemanden [für etwas] begeistern — fill or fire somebody with enthusiasm [for something]
* * *mit with);jemanden für jemanden/etwas begeistern get sb interested in ( stärker: enthusiastic about) sb/sth;Mexico hat mich begeistert I loved Mexico;sie ist für nichts zu begeistern you can’t get her interested in anything;das kann mich nicht begeistern that doesn’t interest me;diese Nachricht begeistert mich nicht gerade euph (entsetzt mich) I’m not exactly thrilled about the newsB. v/r:sich für etwas begeistern get enthusiastic about sth, show enthusiasm about sth; (sehr interessiert sein an) be very much interested in ( oder very keen on) sth, US be hot on sth;sich an etwas begeistern get very enthusiastic (all excited umg) about sth; weitS. think sth is wonderful;ich kann mich dafür nicht begeistern I can’t work up any enthusiasm for it, it just doesn’t appeal to me ( oder grab me umg)* * *1.transitives Verb2.jemanden [für etwas] begeistern — fill or fire somebody with enthusiasm [for something]
* * *v.to fill with enthusiasm expr.to inspire v. -
4 begeistern
be·geis·tern *vtjdn \begeistern to fill [or fire] sb with enthusiasm;dein Verhalten begeistert mich nicht sonderlich! I am not particularly thrilled by your behaviour!;das Stück hat die Zuschauer begeistert the audience were enthralled by the playjdn für etw \begeistern to fill sb with enthusiasm for sth;er konnte alle für seinen Plan \begeistern he managed to win everybody [over] to his plan;sie ist für nichts zu \begeistern you can't interest her in anything;für Fußball bin ich nicht zu begeistern I'm not too crazy about ( fam) footballvr
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