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1. noun1) Tasche, die; (sack) Sack, der; (handbag) [Hand]tasche, die; (of plastic) Beutel, der; (small paper bag) Tüte, diebe a bag of bones — (fig.) nur Haut und Knochen sein
[whole] bag of tricks — (fig.) Trickkiste, die (ugs.)
his nomination is in the bag — (fig. coll.) er hat die Nominierung in der Tasche (ugs.)
bags of — jede Menge (ugs.)
4)have bags under or below one's eyes — Tränensäcke haben
5) (sl. derog.): (woman)2. transitive verb,[old] bag — alte Schlampe (ugs. abwertend)
- gg-1) (put in sacks) in Säcke füllen; (put in plastic bags) in Beutel füllen; (put in small paper bags) in Tüten füllen2) (Hunting) erlegen, erbeuten [Tier]3) (claim possession of) sich (Dat.) schnappen (ugs.)* * *[bæɡ] 1. noun1) (a container made of soft material (eg cloth, animal skin, plastic etc): She carried a small bag.) die Tasche2) (a quantity of fish or game caught: Did you get a good bag today?)2. verb1) (to put into a bag.) in eine Tasche stecken2) (to kill (game).) fangen; schlagen•- academic.ru/5070/baggy">baggy- bags of
- in the bag
- bag lady* * *[bæg]I. npaper/plastic \bag Papier-/Plastiktüte f, Papier-/Plastiksackerl nt ÖSTERR, Papier-/Plastiksack m SCHWEIZa \bag of crisps/sweets eine Tüte [o ÖSTERR ein Sackerl] Chips/Bonbonsto pack one's \bags die Koffer packen3. (baggy skin)to have \bags under one's eyes Ringe unter den Augen haben▪ \bags of... pl jede Menge...\bags of money/time/space jede Menge Geld/Zeit/Platz7.▶ to throw sb out \bag and baggage jdn in hohem Bogen hinauswerfen▶ the whole \bag of tricks (everything) das ganze Zeug fam, die ganze Chose fam; (set of ingenious plans etc.) die ganze Trickkiste famII. vt<- gg->1. (put in bag)to \bag sth fruit, groceries etw eintüten, etw in eine Tüte [o ÖSTERR ein Sackerl] [o SCHWEIZ einen Sack] einpacken▪ to \bag [sb] sth [or to \bag sth [for sb]] etw [für jdn] ergattern [o erbeuten]3. (hunt and kill)to \bag an animal ein Tier erlegen [o zur Strecke bringen]* * *[bg]1. n1) Tasche f; (with drawstrings, pouch) Beutel m; (for school) Schultasche f; (made of paper, plastic) Tüte f; (= sack) Sack m; (= suitcase) Reisetasche fbags — (Reise)gepäck nt
to pack one's bags — seine Sachen packen
with bag and baggage — mit Sack und Pack
to be a bag of bones (fig inf) — nur Haut und Knochen sein (inf)
to be left holding the bag ( US inf ) — der Dumme sein (inf), die Sache ausbaden müssen (inf)
2) (HUNT)the bag —
to get a good bag — (eine) fette Beute machen or heimbringen
it's in the bag (fig inf) — das habe ich etc schon in der Tasche (inf), das ist gelaufen (inf); (Sport) wir haben den Sieg in der Tasche (inf)
3)bags under the eyes (black) — Ringe pl unter den Augen; (of skin) (hervortretende) Tränensäcke pl
4) (inf= a lot)
bags of — jede Menge (inf)5) (pej inf= woman)
(old) bag — Schachtel f (pej inf)ugly old bag — Schreckschraube f (inf)
6)2. pl (Brit)(= Oxford bags) weite Hose; (dated inf = trousers) Buxe f (dated inf)3. vt1) in Tüten/Säcke verpacken2) (HUNT) erlegen, erbeutenbags I have first go! — will anfangen!
4. vi(garment) sich (aus)beulen* * *bag [bæɡ]A s1. (auch Post-, Schlaf- etc) Sack m, Beutel m, (Schul-, Reise-, Hand- etc) Tasche f:bag and baggage mit Sack und Pack;a) Ringe unter den Augen,b) Tränensäcke;that’s not my bag umg das ist nicht mein Fall;be left holding the bag US umg die Sache ausbaden müssen, der Dumme sein;the game’s in the bag umg das Spiel ist (für uns) gelaufen;2. TECH (Zellophan- etc) Beutel m (zur Verpackung)3. Tüte f4. Sack m (als Maß)5. Geldbeutel m6. JAGDa) Jagdtasche fb) (Jagd)Beute f, Strecke f7. ZOOLa) Euter nb) Honigmagen m (einer Biene)a) alte Schachtel,b) Drachen m,c) alte Schlampe10. umga) Sack m (weites Kleidungsstück)11. umg Briefchen n (Rauschgift)12. umga) (Gemüts)Zustand m, (-)Verfassung fb) Stimmung f:be in a bad bag miese Laune habenB v/t2. JAGDa) zur Strecke bringenb) fangen3. umgb) klauen4. bag school, bag it US sl (die Schule) schwänzen5. a) aufbauschenb) ausdehnen:C v/ia) sich sackartig ausbauchen, sich bauschen,b) sich ausbeulen2. herunterhängen wie ein Sack (Kleidungsstück)* * *1. noun1) Tasche, die; (sack) Sack, der; (handbag) [Hand]tasche, die; (of plastic) Beutel, der; (small paper bag) Tüte, diebe a bag of bones — (fig.) nur Haut und Knochen sein
[whole] bag of tricks — (fig.) Trickkiste, die (ugs.)
his nomination is in the bag — (fig. coll.) er hat die Nominierung in der Tasche (ugs.)
bags of — jede Menge (ugs.)
4)have bags under or below one's eyes — Tränensäcke haben
5) (sl. derog.): (woman)2. transitive verb,[old] bag — alte Schlampe (ugs. abwertend)
- gg-1) (put in sacks) in Säcke füllen; (put in plastic bags) in Beutel füllen; (put in small paper bags) in Tüten füllen2) (Hunting) erlegen, erbeuten [Tier]3) (claim possession of) sich (Dat.) schnappen (ugs.)* * *(shooting) n.Jagdbeute f. n.Beutel - m.Sack ¨-e m.Tasche -n f.Tüte -n f. -
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skwot 1. past tense, past participle - squatted; verb(to sit down on the heels or in a crouching position: The beggar squatted all day in the market place.) sitte på huk2. adjective(short and fat; dumpy: a squat little man; an ugly, squat building.) liten og tykk, klumpetundersetsigIsubst. \/skwɒt\/1) nedhuket stilling2) okkupert hus, okkupert eiendom3) okkupasjon av eiendom, husokkupasjon4) ( sjøfart) det å løfte baugen i fartdon't do squat (amer., hverdagslig) gjøre null og niksIIverb \/skwɒt\/1) sitte på huk, sette seg på huk, huke seg ned2) ( om dyr) krype sammen3) ( hverdagslig) sette seg, sitte4) okkupere (et hus som står tomt)5) ( historisk) forklaring: slå seg ned på statseid jord for å oppnå eiendomsrett6) (sjøfart, om båt i fart) løfte baugensquat down huke seg nedsquat oneself down sette seg på hukIIIadj. \/skwɒt\/1) nedhuket, på huk, sammenkrøpet2) liten og tykk, satt, lav og breden lav, bred bygning -
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[skwot] 1. past tense, past participle - squatted; verb(to sit down on the heels or in a crouching position: The beggar squatted all day in the market place.) sitja á hækjum sér2. adjective(short and fat; dumpy: a squat little man; an ugly, squat building.) kubbslegur -
128 dumpiness
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