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1 Pferdeäpfel
Pl. umg. horse droppings, Am. road apples* * *Pfer|de|ap|felmpiece of horse dungPferdeäpfel — horse droppings pl or dung no pl
* * *Pfer·de·ap·felm meist pl horse droppings npl* * *Plural (ugs.) horse droppings; horse dung* * ** * *Plural (ugs.) horse droppings; horse dung -
2 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
* * *nur sing. m.bullshit* n.crap* n.droppings n.dung n.muck n. -
3 Fliegendreck
m flies’ droppings Pl., Am. flyspeck Sg.* * *Flie|gen|dreckmfly droppings pl* * *Flie·gen·dreckm fly spot/spots, fly droppings npl* * * -
4 Rossäpfel
Pl. Dial., hum. horse droppings, Am. road apples* * *Rọss|ap|fel horse droppings pl* * *Ross·ap·felRRm SÜDD, ÖSTERRRoss·bol·len<-s, ->* * * -
5 Vogeldreck
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6 Kot
m; -(e)s, -e, meist Sg. excrement, f(a)eces Pl.; von Tieren: auch droppings Pl., muck umg.; in den Kot ziehen fig. drag through the mud* * *der Kotfeces; mire; faeces; excrement; ordure; muck; dejection; stool* * *[koːt]m -(e)s, no pl (form)excrement, faeces pl (Brit form feces pl (US formliter = Schmutz, Dreck) mire, filth* * *der1) (excrement (of animals or birds).) droppings2) (matter, especially solid, discharged from the body; faeces; dung: The streets are filthy with dogs' excrement.) excrement3) (solid waste matter passed out from the body.) faeces* * *<-[e]s>[ko:t]3.▶ etw/jdn mit \Kot bewerfen to sling mud at sth/sb* * *der; Kot[e]s, Kote excrement* * *in den Kot ziehen fig drag through the mud* * *der; Kot[e]s, Kote excrement* * *nur sing. m.dung n.excrement n.faeces n.ordure n. -
7 Vogelmist
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8 Fliegenschiss
m umg. flies’ droppings Pl., Am. flyspeck Sg.; sich wegen jedem Fliegenschiss an der Wand aufregen get all worked up over the slightest thing* * *Flie|gen|schissm (inf)sich wegen jedem Flíégenschiss an der Wand aufregen — to get one's knickers in a twist about nothing (Brit), to get upset about nothing
* * *sich wegen jedem Fliegenschiss an der Wand aufregen get all worked up over the slightest thing -
9 Katzendreck
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10 Losung
f1. solution; (Antwort) auch answer (+ Gen to); zur Lösung des Konflikts etc. to (help) resolve the dispute etc.; zur Lösung des Problems beitragen help solve the problem3. (Loslösung) separation4. (Auflösen) einer Ehe etc.: breakup; einer Verlobung: breaking off; eines Vertrags, Arbeitsverhältnisses: termination* * *die Lösung(Chemie) solution;(Problem) solution* * *Lo|sung I ['loːzʊŋ]f -, -en2) (= Kennwort) passwordIIf -, -en (HUNT)droppings pl* * *die1) (a secret word by which those who know it can recognize each other and be allowed to go past, enter etc: He was not allowed into the army camp because he did not know the password.) password2) (a motto or slogan used by members of a group of people who think (or act) alike: Let freedom be our watchword!) watchword* * *Lo·sung1<-, -en>[ˈlo:zʊŋ]f1. (Wahlspruch) slogan2. (Kennwort) passworddie \Losung kennen/nennen to know/give the passwordLo·sung2<-, -en>[ˈlo:zʊŋ]Lo·sung3<-, -en>[ˈlo:zʊŋ]* * *die; Losung, Losungen1) slogan2) (Milit.): (Kennwort) password* * *Losung2 f JAGD droppings pl* * *die; Losung, Losungen1) slogan2) (Milit.): (Kennwort) password* * *-en f.watchword n. -
11 Mückendreck
m fly droppings Pl.; sich über jeden Mückendreck aufregen umg., fig. get worked up about every little detail* * *sich über jeden Mückendreck aufregen umg, fig get worked up about every little detail -
12 Taubendreck
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13 Pferdeäpfel
pl1. (pieces of) horse dung2. droppings [of horse]3. horse droppings -
14 Taubenkot
m1. dove droppings2. pigeon droppings -
15 Bohne
f; -, -n1. BOT., Pflanze, Frucht, Samen: bean; (Saubohne) broad bean; grüne Bohnen French ( oder string oder runner) beans; weiße Bohnen haricot beans, Am. navy beans; gelbe Bohnen wax beans; dicke Bohnen broad beans; fadenlose Bohnen stringless (green) beans; blaue Bohnen altm. fig. hum. bullets, slugs2. umg., fig.: nicht die Bohne wert not worth a fig ( oder cent); nicht die Bohne! not a bit!; es kümmert ihn nicht die Bohne he doesn’t care two hoots about it, he doesn’t give a toss about it Sl.; er versteht nicht die Bohne davon he doesn’t know the first thing about it, Am. auch he doesn’t know beans about it; Bohnen in den Ohren haben umg., fig. be deaf allg.* * *die Bohnebean* * *Boh|ne ['boːnə]f -, -nbean; (inf = Kot des Kaninchens, Rehs) droppings pldicke/grüne/weiße Bóhnen — broad/green or French or runner/haricot (Brit) or string or navy (US) beans
rote Bóhnen — kidney beans
blaue Bóhne (dated Mil sl) — bullet
nicht die Bóhne (inf) — not a scrap (inf), not one little bit
das kümmert mich nicht die Bóhne — I don't care a fig about that (Brit inf), I don't give a hoot about that
du hast wohl Bóhnen in den Ohren (inf) — are you deaf?
* * *die1) (any one of several kinds of pod-bearing plant or its seed: black beans; green beans; red beans.) bean2) (the bean-like seed of other plants: coffee beans.) bean* * *Boh·ne<-, -n>[ˈbo:nə]f beandicke/grüne/rote/weiße/braune/schwarze \Bohnen broad/French [or runner]/kidney/haricot/brown/black beansblaue \Bohne purple runner bean; (Kaffeebohne) [coffee] beaner versteht nicht die \Bohne von der Sache he doesn't have the slightest [or faintest] idea about this matter* * *die; Bohne, Bohnen beangrüne Bohnen — green beans; French beans (Brit.)
dicke/weiße Bohnen — broad/haricot beans
blaue Bohnen — (scherzh.) bullets
nicht die Bohne — (ugs.) not one little bit
* * *weiße Bohnen haricot beans, US navy beans;gelbe Bohnen wax beans;dicke Bohnen broad beans;fadenlose Bohnen stringless (green) beans;blaue Bohnen obs fig hum bullets, slugs2. umg, fig:nicht die Bohne wert not worth a fig ( oder cent);nicht die Bohne! not a bit!;es kümmert ihn nicht die Bohne he doesn’t care two hoots about it, he doesn’t give a toss about it sl;er versteht nicht die Bohne davon he doesn’t know the first thing about it, US auch he doesn’t know beans about it;Bohnen rösten roast coffee beans* * *die; Bohne, Bohnen beangrüne Bohnen — green beans; French beans (Brit.)
dicke/weiße Bohnen — broad/haricot beans
blaue Bohnen — (scherzh.) bullets
nicht die Bohne — (ugs.) not one little bit
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16 Dung
m; -(e)s, kein Pl. manure, dung* * *der Dungdung; muck; droppings* * *Dụng [dʊŋ]m -(e)s, no pldung, manure* * *<-[e]s>[ˈdʊŋ]* * *der; Dung[e]s dung; manure* * ** * *der; Dung[e]s dung; manure* * *nur sing. m.dung n.manure n. -
17 Dünger
* * *der Düngerdroppings; fertilizer; manure* * *Dụ̈n|ger ['dʏŋɐ]m -s, -fertilizer* * *der2) (a substance (manure, chemicals etc) used to make land (more) fertile.) fertiliser3) (a mixture containing animal dung, spread on soil to help produce better crops etc: The farmer is putting manure on his fields.) manure* * *Dün·ger<-s, ->m fertilizer, manure no pl* * *der; Düngers, Dünger: fertilizer* * ** * *der; Düngers, Dünger: fertilizer* * *- m.manure n. -
18 Geschmeiß
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19 Lösung
f1. solution; (Antwort) auch answer (+ Gen to); zur Lösung des Konflikts etc. to (help) resolve the dispute etc.; zur Lösung des Problems beitragen help solve the problem3. (Loslösung) separation4. (Auflösen) einer Ehe etc.: breakup; einer Verlobung: breaking off; eines Vertrags, Arbeitsverhältnisses: termination* * *die Lösung(Chemie) solution;(Problem) solution* * *Lo|sung I ['loːzʊŋ]f -, -en2) (= Kennwort) passwordIIf -, -en (HUNT)droppings pl* * *die1) (a secret word by which those who know it can recognize each other and be allowed to go past, enter etc: He was not allowed into the army camp because he did not know the password.) password2) (a motto or slogan used by members of a group of people who think (or act) alike: Let freedom be our watchword!) watchword* * *Lo·sung1<-, -en>[ˈlo:zʊŋ]f1. (Wahlspruch) slogan2. (Kennwort) passworddie \Losung kennen/nennen to know/give the passwordLo·sung2<-, -en>[ˈlo:zʊŋ]Lo·sung3<-, -en>[ˈlo:zʊŋ]* * *die; Losung, Losungen1) slogan2) (Milit.): (Kennwort) password* * *Lösung fzur Lösung des Problems beitragen help solve the problem3. (Loslösung) separation4. (Auflösen) einer Ehe etc: breakup; einer Verlobung: breaking off; eines Vertrags, Arbeitsverhältnisses: termination* * *die; Losung, Losungen1) slogan2) (Milit.): (Kennwort) password* * *-en f.watchword n. -
20 Rossbollen
Ross·ap·felRRm SÜDD, ÖSTERRRoss·bol·len<-s, ->
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