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1 huff
1. intransitive verb 2. nounbe in a huff — beleidigt od. (ugs.) eingeschnappt sein
go off in a huff — beleidigt od. eingeschnappt abziehen (ugs.)
* * *- into a huff- in a huff
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- huffiness* * *[hʌf]I. vito \huff and puff schnaufen und keuchento \huff and puff murren und klagenII. vt▪ to \huff sth etw schnauben* * *[hʌf]1. nto get into a huff — einschnappen (inf), den Beleidigten spielen
2. vi* * *huff [hʌf]A v/t1. a) ärgernb) verstimmen:easily huffed übelnehmerisch2. obsa) jemanden grob anfahrenb) tyrannisieren:huff sb into sth jemanden zu etwas zwingen3. Damespiel: einen Stein wegnehmenB v/i1. a) sich ärgernb) einschnappen umga) schnaufen, pusten,b) (vor Wut) schnauben,c) fig sich aufblähenC sa) Verärgerung f, Ärger mb) Verstimmung f:be in a huff verärgert sein; verstimmt oder umg eingeschnappt sein, schmollen;go off in a huff sich in den Schmollwinkel zurückziehen* * *1. intransitive verb 2. nounbe in a huff — beleidigt od. (ugs.) eingeschnappt sein
go off in a huff — beleidigt od. eingeschnappt abziehen (ugs.)
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2 huff
[hʌf] vito \huff and puff schnaufen und keuchento \huff and puff murren und klagen vtto be in a \huff eingeschnappt sein ( fam)
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