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nounmake a howler — sich (Dat.) einen Schnitzer leisten
* * ** * *howl·er[ˈhaʊləʳ, AM -lɚ]n* * *['haʊlə(r)]n (Brit inf)Hammer m (inf), Schnitzer m (inf)he made a real howler — da hat er sich (dat) einen Hammer geleistet (inf)
stylistic howler — Stilblüte f (hum)
* * *howler s1. ZOOL Brüllaffe m2. umg grober Schnitzer* * *nounmake a howler — sich (Dat.) einen Schnitzer leisten
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howl·er [ʼhaʊləʳ, Am -lɚ] n -
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n ELECTRON Heuler m -
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['haʊlə(r)] UK / USnfam grober Schnitzer -
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■ Tor, das durch einen groben Torwartfehler zu Stande kommt.■ A goal conceded by a goalkeeper through an error.Syn. soft goal -
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1. nouna howl of pain or agony — ein Schmerzensschrei
2. intransitive verbhowls of derision/scorn — verächtliches Gejohle
[Tier, Wind:] heulen; (with distress) schreien3. transitive verbhowl in or with pain/hunger — etc. vor Schmerz/Hunger usw. schreien
[hinaus]schreienPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/87936/howl_down">howl down* * *1. verb1) (to make a long, loud cry: The wolves howled; He howled with pain; We howled with laughter.) heulen2. noun(such a cry: a howl of pain; howls of laughter.) das Heulen- howler* * *[haʊl]\howls of protest Protestgeschrei ntII. vi* * *[haʊl]1. nthe dog let out a howl — der Hund heulte auf or jaulte
howls of derision/rage — höhnisches/wütendes Geschrei or Gebrüll
2. vito howl with laughter — in brüllendes Gelächter ausbrechen
3) (ELEC loudspeaker etc) rückkoppeln, pfeifen3. vthinausbrüllen, hinausschreien* * *howl [haʊl]A v/i1. heulen (Wölfe, Wind etc)2. brüllen, schreien ( beide:in agony vor Schmerzen;with laughter vor Lachen)3. umg heulen, weinen4. pfeifen (Radio, Wind etc)B v/t brüllen, schreien:howl sth out etwas herausbrüllen oder -schreien;howl sb down jemanden niederschreien oder -brüllenC s1. Heulen n, Geheul n2. a) Schrei m:b) Brüllen n, Gebrüll n, Schreien n, Geschrei n3. Pfeifen n* * *1. nouna howl of pain or agony — ein Schmerzensschrei
2. intransitive verbhowls of derision/scorn — verächtliches Gejohle
[Tier, Wind:] heulen; (with distress) schreien3. transitive verbhowl in or with pain/hunger — etc. vor Schmerz/Hunger usw. schreien
[hinaus]schreienPhrasal Verbs:* * *v.flennen v.heulen v.jaulen v. -
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(EN) howler; roaring; vociferous
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howler — [houl′ər] n. 1. a person or thing that howls 2. HOWLER MONKEY 3. [Informal, Chiefly Brit.] a ludicrous blunder … English World dictionary
Howler — Howl er, n. 1. One who howls. [1913 Webster] 2. (Zo[ o]l.) Any South American monkey of the genus {Mycetes}. Many species are known. They are arboreal in their habits, and are noted for the loud, discordant howling in which they indulge at night … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
howler — 1832, animal that howls, agent noun from HOWL (Cf. howl) (v.). Meaning glaring blunder, ridiculous mistake is first recorded 1890 … Etymology dictionary
howler — boner, *error, mistake, blunder, slip, lapse, faux pas, bull … New Dictionary of Synonyms
howler — ► NOUN informal ▪ a ludicrous mistake … English terms dictionary
howler — noun a) An animal which howls, such as a wolf or a howler monkey A howler is a glaring mistake, a mistake that cries out to be noticed. b) (Chiefly British) A painfully obvious mistake … Wiktionary
howler — n British 1. a child or baby. An item of middle class and family slang of the later 1980s and 1990s. Wowler is an alternative version. Apart from the obvious reference to a baby s crying, the word might also recall the howler monkey. ► We re… … Contemporary slang
howler — [[t]ha͟ʊlə(r)[/t]] howlers N COUNT A howler is a stupid mistake. [mainly BRIT, INFORMAL] I felt as if I had made an outrageous howler. Syn: blunder … English dictionary
howler — UK [ˈhaʊlə(r)] / US [ˈhaʊlər] noun [countable] Word forms howler : singular howler plural howlers informal a silly and embarrassing mistake … English dictionary
howler — n. a serious and funny mistake. □ Who is responsible for this howler on the ilson account? □ That howler cost us plenty … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions