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1 baklövés
(DE) Ausrutscher {r}; Fehlschuß; Missgriff {r}; Schnitzer {r}; Plutzer {r}; (EN) bad break; blunder; blundering; boner; break; bungle; crack; flub-up; gaffe; goof; irish bull; slip-up; stummer; trip -
2 fajankó
(DE) Lümmel {r}; Prolet {r}; Prolete {r}; Tölpel; stoffelig; tapsig; tölpisch; Dalk {r}; Stiesel {r}; Wimmer {e}; Wimmet {r}; (EN) boob; booby; cad; duffer; dullard; dummy; dunce; fumble-fisted; gaby; geese; goof; goofy; goon; goop; goose; goose, geese; hawbuck; hick; hob; juggins; kerne; lob; loon; lout; lummox; numb-skull; numbskull; numskull; o,; oaf; simple sammy; stick; thick-head; zombie -
3 tökfilkó
(DE) Blödian; Depp; Doofmann {r}; Dummer; Dummkopf {r}; Dussel {r}; Gimpel; Leimsieder {r}; Tropf {r}; Trottel {r}; Dummbartel {r}; Dämel {r}; Flachkopf {r}; Gescherte {r}; Tepp {r}; flachköpfig; (EN) block-hammer; blunderhead; dimwit; dolt; dunce; funge; gaby; goof; goon; goop; jack; loggerhead; mooncalf; mooncalf, mooncalves; mooncalves; muggins; mutt; nincompoop; ninny; nitwit; noodle; numb-skull; numbskull; numskull; poop; sap; sheep's-head; silly billy; simp; simple sammy; tom-noddy; yo-yo -
4 baklövés
trip, goof, slip-up, crack, flub-up, boner, break -
5 elkúr vmit
to shit sg up, to goof up -
6 ellógja az idõt
to goof off -
7 elszarja a kalapácsnyelet
to goof up -
8 eltolja a kalapácsnyelet
to goof up
См. также в других словарях:
goof up — ˌgoof ˈup [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they goof up he/she/it goofs up present participle goofing up past tense … Useful english dictionary
goof — goof·i·ly; goof·i·ness; goof; … English syllables
goof|y — «GOO fee», adjective, goof|i|er, goof|i|est. Slang. silly: »a goofy look … Useful english dictionary
goof on — [phrasal verb] goof on (someone or something) US slang : to make jokes about (someone or something) in a way that is either playful or unkind They re just goofing on [=kidding with, teasing] you. • • • Main Entry: ↑goof … Useful english dictionary
goof — n. a stupid fool. [Colloq.] Syn: fathead, jackass, goose, cuckoo, zany. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
goof — v. i. to commit a faux pas or fault. Syn: sin, commit an offence, blunder, boob. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
goof — 1916, Amer.Eng., stupid person, perhaps a variant of English dialect goff foolish clown (1869), from 16c. goffe, probably from M.Fr. goffe awkward, stupid, of uncertain origin. Or English goffe may be from M.E. goffen speak in a frivolous manner … Etymology dictionary
goof on — (someone) to make jokes about someone. She doesn t goof on old people, but her characters are certainly older and very odd. Related vocabulary: make fun of someone/something … New idioms dictionary
goof — ☆ goof [go͞of ] Informal n. [prob. < dial. goff < Fr goffe, stupid < It goffo] 1. a stupid, silly, or credulous person 2. a mistake; blunder vi. 1. to make a mistake; blunder, fail, etc.: often with up 2. to waste time, shirk one s… … English World dictionary
goof-up — goof ,up noun count INFORMAL a situation in which you make a stupid mistake … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
goof-up — goof′ up n. Informal. cvb sts a mistake, blunder, or malfunction • Etymology: 1940–45 … From formal English to slang
