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1 vespern
bes. südd.I v/t have s.th. as a snackII v/i have a snack; (Pause machen) have a break; Vespern gehen go for a snack; zum Vespern einkehren etc. stop off etc. for a snack* * *vẹs|pern ['fɛspɐn] (dial)1. vtto guzzle (inf)2. vi(= essen) to guzzle things (inf); (= Pause machen) to have a break* * *ves·pern[ˈfɛspɐn]vi DIAL to have a snack* * *vespern besonders süddA. v/t have sth as a snackVespern gehen go for a snack;* * *v.to have a snack expr. -
2 Jause
* * *Jau|se ['jauzə]f -, -n (Aus)break (for a snack); (= Proviant) snackeine Jáúse halten or machen — to stop for a snack
* * *Jau·se<-, -n>[ˈjauzə]zur \Jause einladen (Nachmittagskaffee) to invite sb for coffee* * *die; Jause, Jausen (österr.)1) snack2) (Nachmittagskaffee) [afternoon] tea* * *eine Jause machen have a snack ( oder bite to eat)* * *die; Jause, Jausen (österr.)1) snack2) (Nachmittagskaffee) [afternoon] tea -
3 jausnen
österr.I v/t snack on s.th.II v/i have a snack* * *jaus|nen ['jauznən]vi (Aus)to stop for a bite to eat or a snack; (auf Arbeit) to have a tea (Brit) or coffee (esp US) break* * *intransitives Verb (österr.) have a snack* * *jausnen österrA. v/t snack on sthB. v/i have a snack* * *intransitives Verb (österr.) have a snack -
4 Vesper
f; -, -n; KIRCHL. (Gebetsstunde) vespers Pl. (auch V. im Sg.)—n; -s, -; bes. südd. (Imbiss) snack; (Pause) break; Vesper machen have ( oder take) a break; sich (Dat) ein / etw. für das Vesper mitnehmen take a snack / s.th. for the break; fränkisches / badisches etc. Vesper Franconian / Baden etc. platter (light meal comprising cold cuts of meat and sausage which vary according to region)* * *Vẹs|per I ['fɛspɐ]f -, -n (ECCL)vespers pl IInt -s, - (dial)break; (auch Vesperbrot) sandwiches pl* * *Ves·per1<-, -n>[ˈfɛspɐ]\Vesper halten to celebrate vesperszur \Vesper gehen to go to vespersVes·per2<-s, ->[ˈfɛspɐ]\Vesper machen to have a snacketw zur \Vesper essen to have a snack* * *Vesper machen have ( oder take) a break;sich (dat)ein/etwas für das Vesper mitnehmen take a snack/sth for the break;fränkisches/badisches etcVesper Franconian/Baden etc platter (light meal comprising cold cuts of meat and sausage which vary according to region) -
5 Brotzeit
f Dial. (Pause) break (for a bite to eat); (Essen) snack; Brotzeit machen have a snack ( oder a bite to eat)* * *Brot|zeitf2) (= Essen) sandwiches pl* * *Brot·zeitf DIAL1. (Pause) tea break\Brotzeit machen to have a tea break* * *die (südd.)1) (Pause) [tea-/coffee-/lunch-]break* * *Brotzeit machen have a snack ( oder a bite to eat)* * *die (südd.)1) (Pause) [tea-/coffee-/lunch-]break -
6 Imbiß
(a light, hasty meal: I usually have only a snack at lunchtime; ( also adjective) We had a snack lunch in the pub.) snack* * *Im·bissRR<-es, -e>Im·bißALT<-sses, -sse>[ˈɪmbɪs]m1. (kleine Mahlzeit) snackeinen \Imbiß reichen to offer a snack -
7 Imbiss
m; -es, -e1. snack; umg. bite to eat2. Imbissstand, Imbissstube* * *der Imbisssnack; luncheonette* * *Ịm|biss ['Imbɪs]m -es, -esnack* * *Im·bissRR<-es, -e>Im·bißALT<-sses, -sse>[ˈɪmbɪs]m1. (kleine Mahlzeit) snackeinen \Imbiss reichen to offer a snack* * *der; Imbisses, Imbisse1) snack2) s. Imbisslokal* * *1. snack; umg bite to eat* * *der; Imbisses, Imbisse1) snack2) s. Imbisslokal* * *-e m.light meal n.snack n. -
8 Vesper
Ves·per1. Ves·per <-, -n> [ʼfɛspɐ] f\Vesper halten to celebrate vespers;zur \Vesper gehen to go to vespers( DIAL) snack;\Vesper machen to have a snack; -
9 Imbiss
1) ( kleine Mahlzeit) snack;einen \Imbiss zu sich nehmen to have a snack;einen \Imbiss reichen to offer a snack -
10 Imbiß
1) ( kleine Mahlzeit) snack;einen \Imbiß zu sich nehmen to have a snack;einen \Imbiß reichen to offer a snack -
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12 jausen
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13 jausen
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14 vespern
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15 einen Imbiss einnehmen
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16 jausnen
(österr.: eine Zwischenmahlzeit einnehmen)to have a snack -
17 vespern
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18 Frühstück
n1. breakfast; erstes Frühstück (early) breakfast; zweites Frühstück second breakfast, mid-morning snack, Brit. auch etwa elevenses Pl.; Zimmer mit Frühstück bed and breakfast* * *das Frühstückbreakfast* * *Früh|stücknt -s, -ebreakfast; (= Frühstückspause) morning or coffee breakzweites Frǘhstück — ≈ elevenses (Brit inf), ≈ midmorning snack
um 9 Uhr ist Frǘhstück — breakfast is at 9 o'clock
was isst du zum Frǘhstück? — what do you have for breakfast?
die ganze Familie saß beim Frǘhstück — the whole family were having breakfast
* * *(the first meal of the day: What time do you serve breakfast?; I have coffee and toast at breakfast; I never eat breakfast.) breakfast* * *Früh·stück<-s, -e>[ˈfry:ʃtʏk]nt breakfastum 8 Uhr gibt's \Frühstück breakfast is at 8 o'clockzum \Frühstück for breakfastdie ganze Familie saß beim \Frühstück the whole family were having breakfastder Preis versteht sich inklusive \Frühstück the price includes breakfast* * *das; Frühstücks, Frühstücke breakfast•• Cultural note:Breakfast in Germany typically consists of strong coffee, slices of bread or fresh rolls with butter, jam, honey, sliced cheese and meat, and maybe a boiled egg. For working people and schoolchildren, who have little time for breakfast first thing in the morning, a zweites Frühstück is common at around 10 a.m* * *1. breakfast;erstes Frühstück (early) breakfast;Zimmer mit Frühstück bed and breakfastFrühstück machen stop for one’s second breakfast* * *das; Frühstücks, Frühstücke breakfast•• Cultural note:Breakfast in Germany typically consists of strong coffee, slices of bread or fresh rolls with butter, jam, honey, sliced cheese and meat, and maybe a boiled egg. For working people and schoolchildren, who have little time for breakfast first thing in the morning, a zweites Frühstück is common at around 10 a.m* * *n.breakfast n. -
19 Happen
m; -s, -1. bite (to eat); (Bissen) gobbet; kleiner: morsel; leckerer: titbit (Am. tidbit); großer Happen hunk; einen Happen essen have a bite to eat* * *der Happenmouthful* * *Hạp|pen ['hapn]m -s, - (inf)mouthful, morsel; (= kleine Mahlzeit) bite, snackein fetter Happen (fig) — a good catch
nach dem Theater aßen wir noch einen Happen — after the theatre (Brit) or theater (US) we had a bite to eat (inf) or a snack
* * *(a small bite: Have a nibble of this cake.) nibble* * *Hap·pen<-s, ->[ˈhapn̩]ich habe heute noch keinen \Happen gegessen I haven't eaten a thing all day!* * *der; Happens, Happen: morselein fetter Happen — (fig.) a real plum
* * *großer Happen hunk;einen Happen essen have a bite to eat2. fig (Beute) catch;fetter Happen good catch ( oder haul)* * *der; Happens, Happen: morselein fetter Happen — (fig.) a real plum
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20 Bissen
m; -s, -1. bite ( von of); winziger: morsel; schmackhafter: titbit, Am. tidbit; ich brachte keinen Bissen hinunter I couldn’t eat a thing; er rührte keinen Bissen an he didn’t touch ( oder eat) a thing; fig. mir blieb der Bissen im Hals stecken I nearly choked, it went down the wrong hole ( oder tube) umg.; sich (Dat) den letzten Bissen vom Mund absparen pinch and scrape, scrimp and save, go short o.s., watch every penny one spends; fig. das ist ein fetter Bissen umg. (ein gutes Geschäft) that’s a good deal2. (Imbiss) bite, snack; nur schnell einen Bissen essen oder nehmen just have a quick bite ( oder snack)* * *der Bissenbite; morsel; bit* * *Bịs|sen ['bɪsn]m -s, -mouthful; (= Imbiss) bite (to eat)er will keinen Bissen anrühren — he won't eat a thing
jeden Bissen vom or am Munde absparen — to watch every penny one spends
* * *Bis·sen<-s, ->[ˈbɪsn̩]m morselkann ich einen \Bissen von deinem Brötchen haben? can I have a bite of your roll?wenn du das Steak nicht ganz schaffst, kannst du mir gern einen \Bissen übrig lassen! if you can't quite manage the steak, you can leave me a mouthfulsie will keinen \Bissen anrühren she won't eat a thingich habe heute keinen \Bissen gegessen I haven't eaten a thing todayer brachte keinen \Bissen herunter he couldn't eat a thing▶ ihm blieb der \Bissen im Hals stecken his throat contracted with fear▶ sich dat jeden \Bissen vom Munde absparen to keep a tight rein on one's purse strings, to scrimp and scrape [or save]* * *der; Bissens, Bissen: mouthfulihm blieb der Bissen im Hals[e] stecken — (ugs.) the food stuck in his throat
* * *1. bite (ich brachte keinen Bissen hinunter I couldn’t eat a thing;figsich (dat)den letzten Bissen vom Mund absparen pinch and scrape, scrimp and save, go short o.s., watch every penny one spends;figdas ist ein fetter Bissen umg (ein gutes Geschäft) that’s a good deal2. (Imbiss) bite, snack;* * *der; Bissens, Bissen: mouthfulihm blieb der Bissen im Hals[e] stecken — (ugs.) the food stuck in his throat
sich (Dat.) den letzten Bissen vom Munde absparen — scrimp [and save]
* * *- m.bite n.morsel n.
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