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141 picnic
1. noun1) Picknick, dashave a picnic — ein Picknick machen; picknicken
2. intransitive verb,be no picnic — kein Zuckerlecken od. Honig[sch]lecken sein
- ck- picknicken; Picknick machen* * *['piknik] 1. noun(a very informal meal eaten in the open air, usually as part of a trip, outing etc: We'll go to the seaside and take a picnic; Let's go for a picnic!; ( also adjective) a picnic lunch.) das Picknick, Picknick-...2. verb(to have a picnic: We picnicked on the beach.) picknicken* * *pic·nic[ˈpɪknɪk]I. n Picknick ntto go on a \picnic ein Picknick machento take a \picnic etw zum Essen mitnehmen; ( fig fam)the current crisis makes last year's hard work seem like a \picnic die aktuelle Krise lässt die harte Arbeit des letzten Jahres wie ein Kinderspiel erscheinenII. vi<- ck->picknicken\picnic lunch Picknick nt* * *['pIknɪk] vb: pret, ptp picnicked1. nPicknick ntit was no picnic (fig inf) — es war kein Honiglecken
2. vipicknicken, ein Picknick machen* * *picnic [ˈpıknık]A s1. a) Picknick npicnic hamper Picknickkorb m2. umga) Vergnügen nb) Kinderspiel n:3. TECH US Standardgröße für Konservenbüchsen5. besonders Aus umg unangenehmes ErlebnisB v/i prät und pperf -nicked ein Picknick etc machen, picknicken* * *1. noun1) Picknick, dasgo for or on a picnic — ein Picknick machen; picknicken gehen
have a picnic — ein Picknick machen; picknicken
2. intransitive verb,be no picnic — kein Zuckerlecken od. Honig[sch]lecken sein
- ck- picknicken; Picknick machen* * *n.Picknick -s n.
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