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noun(Brit.)1) (siren) Sirene, die2) (motor horn) Hupe, die* * ** * *hoot·er[ˈhu:təʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]n* * *['huːtə(r)]n (Brit)* * *hooter [ˈhuːtə(r)] s1. Johler(in)2. besonders Bra) AUTO Hupe fb) Sirene f, Pfeife f3. besonders Br sl Riecher m (Nase)* * *noun(Brit.)1) (siren) Sirene, die2) (motor horn) Hupe, die* * *n.Hupe -n f. -
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1. intransitive verb1) (call out) johlen2) [Eule:] schreien3) [Fahrzeug, Fahrer:] hupen, tuten; [Sirene, Nebelhorn usw.:] heulen, tuten2. transitive verbhoot at somebody/something — jemanden/etwas anhupen
heulen od. tuten lassen [Sirene, Nebelhorn]3. noun1) (shout)hoots of derision/scorn — verächtliches Gejohle
4) (coll.)I don't care or give a hoot or two hoots what you do — es ist mir völlig piepegal od. schnuppe (ugs.), was du tust
* * *[hu:t] 1. verb2) ((of car etc horns, sirens etc) to make a loud noise, as a warning, signal etc: You can't leave the factory till the siren hoots.) heulen2. noun1) (the sound of a car etc horn, a siren etc.) das Hupen, das Heulen2) (the call of an owl.) der Schrei3) (a loud shout of laughter or disapproval.) das Johlen•- academic.ru/35547/hooter">hooter- not care a hoot / two hoots* * *[hu:t]I. nshe gave three short \hoots sie drückte dreimal kurz auf die Hupe3. (outburst)to give a \hoot of laughter losprusten fam\hoot of temper Wutanfall m5.II. vi1. car hupen2. owl schreien3. (utter)to \hoot with laughter in johlendes Gelächter ausbrechenIII. vtto \hoot one's horn auf die Hupe drückento \hoot one's horn at sb jdn anhupen* * *[huːt]1. nI don't care or give a hoot or two hoots (inf) — das ist mir piepegal (inf) or völlig schnuppe (inf)
to be a hoot ( inf, person ) — zum Schreien (komisch) sein, zum Schießen sein (inf); (event also) ein Brüller sein (inf)
2. vito hoot with derision/delight — verächtlich/begeistert johlen
to hoot with laughter — in johlendes Gelächter ausbrechen
2) (AUT) hupen; (train, factory hooter) pfeifen3. vt1) actor, speaker auspfeifen, ausbuhenhe was hooted off the stage — er wurde mit Buhrufen von der Bühne verjagt
2) (esp Brit AUT)to hoot one's/the horn — hupen, auf die Hupe drücken (inf)
* * *hoot1 [huːt]A v/i1. (höhnisch) johlen, schreien:hoot at sb jemanden verhöhnen2. schreien (Eule)3. besonders Bra) AUTO hupen:hoot at sb (with one’s horn) jemanden anhupenb) pfeifen (Zug etc), heulen (Fabriksirene etc)B v/t1. jemanden auszischen, -pfeifen, mit Pfuirufen überschütten:hoot down niederschreien2. hoot out, hoot away, hoot off durch Gejohle vertreiben3. etwas johlen4. hoot one’s horn AUTO bes Br hupen:hoot one’s horn at sb jemanden anhupenC s1. (höhnischer, johlender) Schrei, pl auch Gejohle n:it’s not worth a hoot umg es ist keinen Pfifferling wert;2. Schrei m (der Eule)3. besonders Bra) AUTO Hupen n, Hupsignal n, -zeichen nb) Pfeifen n, Heulen nhoot2 [huːt; uːt] int besonders schott ach was!, dummes Zeug!hoot3 [huːt] s Aus sl Knete f (Geld)* * *1. intransitive verb1) (call out) johlen2) [Eule:] schreien3) [Fahrzeug, Fahrer:] hupen, tuten; [Sirene, Nebelhorn usw.:] heulen, tuten2. transitive verbhoot at somebody/something — jemanden/etwas anhupen
heulen od. tuten lassen [Sirene, Nebelhorn]3. noun1) (shout)hoots of derision/scorn — verächtliches Gejohle
2) (owl's cry) Schrei, der4) (coll.)I don't care or give a hoot or two hoots what you do — es ist mir völlig piepegal od. schnuppe (ugs.), was du tust
* * *n.Hupensignal n. v.heulen v.hupen v.johlen v.
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hooter — hoot er n. 1. the nose. [slang] Syn: beak, honker, nozzle, snoot, snout, schnozzle. [WordNet 1.5] 2. An automobile horn. [Brit. slang] [PJC] 3. A woman s breast, especially one that is large. [vulgar slang] [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
hooter — (n.) by 1823, anything that hoots, especially an owl, agent noun from HOOT (Cf. hoot) (v.). Slang meaning nose is from 1958. Meaning a woman s breast (usually in plural hooters) attested by 1972. The Hooters restaurant chain began 1983 in… … Etymology dictionary
hooter — ► NOUN 1) Brit. a siren, steam whistle, or horn. 2) informal a person s nose … English terms dictionary
hooter — [ho͞ot′ər] n. 1. a person or thing that hoots ☆ 2. Slang a breast: a somewhat vulgar term … English World dictionary
hooter — 1. n. a nose; a big nose. □ I sort of wish my hooter wasn’t so doggoned big. D He blew his hooter and went back to his reading. 2. n. a drink of liquor. □ He tossed back a big hooter of booze and stood there a minute. 3. n … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
hooter — UK [ˈhuːtə(r)] / US [ˈhutər] noun [countable] Word forms hooter : singular hooter plural hooters British 1) a) a piece of equipment on a car, bicycle etc, that makes a short loud sound that is used as a warning b) a piece of equipment in a… … English dictionary
hooter — n 1. British the nose. A common term of the 1950s and 1960s which is still heard. A synonym less widespread on the same lines is bugle . ► The doc says the 30 year old vain singer [Michael Jackson] s hooter is collapsing after being broken so… … Contemporary slang
hooter — [[t]hu͟ːtə(r)[/t]] hooters N COUNT A hooter is a device such as a horn that makes a hooting noise. [BRIT, OLD FASHIONED] … English dictionary
hooter — sirena statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. hooter; siren vok. Heuler, m; Sirene, f rus. сирена, f pranc. sirène, f … Fizikos terminų žodynas
hooter — noun Date: 1856 1. one that hoots 2. often vulgar breast usually used in plural … New Collegiate Dictionary
hooter — /hooh teuhr/, n. 1. a person or thing that hoots. 2. Brit. a car horn. 3. Brit. Slang. the nose. [1665 75; HOOT1 + ER1] * * * … Universalium