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1 Zucker
m; -s, Sorten: -1. sugar; ein Stück Zucker a lump of sugar; ohne Zucker Fruchtsaft etc.: sugar-free; (es oder sie etc. ist) Zucker! umg., fig. (it’s oder she’s etc.) magic; ich bin doch nicht aus Zucker! umg. I won’t break!; umg.: jemandem Zucker in den Hintern oder vulg. Arsch blasen suck up to s.o. umg.; sonst noch was, vielleicht Zucker in den Hintern blasen? umg., iro. etwa what did your last servant die of?2. MED., umg. (Zuckergehalt) sugar; (Zuckerspiegel) blood sugar level; (Diabetes) diabetes (Pl. diabetes); Zucker haben be (a) diabetic, have diabetes* * *der Zuckersugar* * *Zụ|cker ['tsʊkɐ]m -s,no pl1) sugarein Stück Zucker — a lump of sugar, a sugar lump (esp Brit) or cube
du bist doch nicht aus or von Zucker! (inf) — don't be such a softie! (inf)
Zucker haben (inf) — to be a diabetic
* * *(the sweet substance that is obtained from sugar-cane, or from the juice of certain other plants, and used in cooking and for sweetening tea, coffee etc: Do you take sugar in your coffee?) sugar* * *Zu·cker1<-s, ->[ˈtsʊkɐ]m sugar no art, no plbrauner \Zucker brown sugarbunter \Zucker rainbow sugar crystals plZu·cker2<-s>[ˈtsʊkɐ]\Zucker haben (fam) to have diabetes* * *der; Zuckers, Zucker1) sugar* * *1. sugar;ein Stück Zucker a lump of sugar;ohne Zucker Fruchtsaft etc: sugar-free;(es odersie etcist)ich bin doch nicht aus Zucker! umg I won’t break!; umg:jemandem Zucker in den Hintern oder vulgArsch blasen suck up to sb umg;sonst noch was, vielleicht Zucker in den Hintern blasen? umg, iron etwa what did your last servant die of?2. MED, umg (Zuckergehalt) sugar; (Zuckerspiegel) blood sugar level; (Diabetes) diabetes (pl diabetes);Zucker haben be (a) diabetic, have diabetes* * *der; Zuckers, Zucker1) sugar* * *- m.sugar n.
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