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1 Sechs
* * *six* * *[zɛks]numsixSee:→ auch vier* * *die1) (the number or figure 6.) six2) (the age of 6.) six3) (6 in number.) six4) (aged 6.) six* * *<-, -en>[zɛks]f1. (Zahl) six3. (auf Würfel)lauter \Sechsen würfeln to throw nothing but sixes▪ die \Sechs the [number] six* * *die; Sechs, Sechsen six* * *1. Zahl: (number) six;* * *die; Sechs, Sechsen six* * *adj.six adj. -
2 schummeln
umg.I v/i cheat; das ist geschummelt that’s cheating; es wird nicht geschummelt! no cheating!; eine Sechs wegen Schummelns bekommen get a fail mark (Am. an F oder a failing grade) for cheating* * *schụm|meln ['ʃʊmln]vi (inf)to cheatin Latein/beim Kartenspiel schummeln — to cheat in Latin/at cards
* * *schum·meln[ˈʃʊml̩n]bei einem Spiel/einer Klassenarbeit \schummeln to cheat at a game/in a test▪ sich akk durch etw akk \schummeln das Leben, die Schule to negotiate [or fam wangle] one's way through sth* * ** * *schummeln umgA. v/i cheat;das ist geschummelt that’s cheating;es wird nicht geschummelt! no cheating!;B. v/t etwas* * ** * *v.to cheat v.to chisel v.to diddle v. -
3 sechs
* * *six* * *[zɛks]numsixSee:→ auch vier* * *die1) (the number or figure 6.) six2) (the age of 6.) six3) (6 in number.) six4) (aged 6.) six* * *<-, -en>[zɛks]f1. (Zahl) six3. (auf Würfel)lauter \Sechsen würfeln to throw nothing but sixes▪ die \Sechs the [number] six* * *die; Sechs, Sechsen six* * *sechs num six;* * *die; Sechs, Sechsen six* * *adj.six adj. -
4 Sechser
m; -s, -; umg.1. Sechs; drei Sechser im Zeugnis haben have a fail mark in three subjects in one’s school report (Am. report card); von der Zwei in den Sechser umsteigen Bus etc.: change from the (number) two onto the six* * *Sech|ser ['zɛksɐ]m -s, -1) (obs) six-kreutzer/six-groschen etc piece; (HIST dial inf) five-pfennig piece2) sixSee:→ auch Vierer* * *Sech·ser<-s, ->[ˈzɛksɐ]m2. (6 Richtige) six [winning] numbers* * *der; Sechsers, Sechser (ugs.) (Ziffer, beim Würfeln) six; (Bahn, Bus) [number] six; (im Lotto) six winning numbers* * *drei Sechser im Zeugnis haben have a fail mark in three subjects in one’s school report (US report card);von der Zwei in den Sechser umsteigen Bus etc: change from the (number) two onto the six2.einen Sechser haben Lotto: have (got) six matching numbers* * *der; Sechsers, Sechser (ugs.) (Ziffer, beim Würfeln) six; (Bahn, Bus) [number] six; (im Lotto) six winning numbers -
5 Examen
* * *das Examenexam; investigation; examination* * *Ex|a|men [ɛ'ksaːmən]nt -s, - or Examina[-mina] exam, examination; (UNIV) final examinations, finals plExámen machen — to do or take one's exams or finals
das Exámen mit Eins machen — to get top marks in an exam (Brit), to get the best grade in an exam (US); (Univ) ≈ to get a First (Brit), ≈ to get an A (US)
mündliches/schriftliches Exámen — oral/written examination
* * *Ex·a·men<-s, - o Examina>[ɛˈksa:mən, pl ɛˈksa:mina]mündliches \Examen oral exam[ination]schriftliches \Examen [written] exam[ination]durch das \Examen fallen to fail [in] one's finals\Examen machen to do [or take] one's finals* * *das; Examens, Examen od. Examina examination; exam (coll.)ein Examen machen od. ablegen — sit or take an examination
Examen haben — (ugs.) have examinations
* * *Examen machen take one’s exams ( oder finals)* * *das; Examens, Examen od. Examina examination; exam (coll.)ein Examen machen od. ablegen — sit or take an examination
Examen haben — (ugs.) have examinations
* * *- n.exam n.examination n.
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