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1 Scherz
m; -es, -e joke; bes. mit Worten: jest; schlechter oder übler Scherz bad joke; sich (Dat) mit jemandem einen Scherz erlauben play a joke on s.o.; ( seine) Scherze treiben mit make fun of; du treibst den Scherz zu weit you carry the joke ( oder jest) too far; im Scherz oder zum Scherz for fun, as a joke, in joke ( oder jest); Scherz beiseite joking apart ( oder aside), (now) seriously; ( ganz) ohne Scherz umg. I’m not kidding, I kid you not hum.; ich mache keine Scherze drohend: I’m not joking; mach keine Scherze! umg. you’ve got to be joking! you’re kidding!; und ähnliche Scherze umg. and what have you, and that sort of thing* * *der Scherzjoke; gag; fun; sport; pleasantry* * *Schẹrz I [ʃɛrts]m -es, -ejoke, jest; (= Unfug) tomfoolery no plmach keine Scherze! (inf) — you're joking!, you must be kidding! (inf)
seine Scherze über jdn/etw machen — to make or crack jokes about sb/sth
... und solche Scherze (inf) —... and what have you (inf)
II(ganz) ohne Scherz! (inf) — no kidding! (inf)
1. m -es, -e, Scher|zel['ʃɛrtsl]2. nt -s, - (Aus)hunk of bread; (= Endstück) heel* * *der1) (friendly teasing: The sick boy was cheered up by the noisy banter of his friends.) banter2) (a joke; something done or said to cause amusement.) jest* * *<-es, -e>[ʃɛrts]m1. (Spaß) jokees war nur ein \Scherz it was just a jokeeinen \Scherz machen, \Scherze machen to jokekeine \Scherze [mit so etwas] machen to not joke [about things like that], to not make a joke [of things like that]* * *der; Scherzes, Scherze jokeetwas aus od. zum Scherz sagen — say something as a joke or in jest
Scherz beiseite — joking aside or apart
* * *übler Scherz bad joke;sich (dat)mit jemandem einen Scherz erlauben play a joke on sb;(seine) Scherze treiben mit make fun of;du treibst den Scherz zu weit you carry the joke ( oder jest) too far;zum Scherz for fun, as a joke, in joke ( oder jest);Scherz beiseite joking apart ( oder aside), (now) seriously;ich mache keine Scherze drohend: I’m not joking;mach keine Scherze! umg you’ve got to be joking! you’re kidding!;und ähnliche Scherze umg and what have you, and that sort of thing* * *der; Scherzes, Scherze jokeetwas aus od. zum Scherz sagen — say something as a joke or in jest
Scherz beiseite — joking aside or apart
* * *-e m.frolic n.fun n.joke n.pleasantry n.yoke n. -
2 blödeln
* * *blö|deln ['bløːdln]vi (inf)to mess (inf) or fool around; (= Witze machen) to make jokesmit jdm blö́deln — to have fun with sb
* * *blö·deln[ˈblø:dl̩n]vi (fam)▪ [mit jdm] \blödeln to tell [sb] silly jokes* * *intransitives Verb1) mess or fool about2) (alberne Witze machen) make silly jokes* * *blödeln v/i talk nonsense; (Witze machen) crack (silly) jokes; (herumalbern) clown about (US around)* * *intransitives Verb1) mess or fool about2) (alberne Witze machen) make silly jokes -
3 scherzen
v/i1. joke, make jokes ( über +Akk about); Sie scherzen! oder Sie belieben zu scherzen hum. you’re joking, of course; mit ihm ist nicht zu scherzen he’s not to be trifled with; damit ist nicht zu scherzen it’s not to be taken lightly; ich scherze nicht umg. I’m not kidding, I kid you not hum.; mir ist nicht nach Scherzen zumute I’m not in a mood for joking* * *to jest; to joke* * *schẹr|zen ['ʃɛrtsn]vi (old, geh)to joke, to jest; (= albern) to banter; (= nicht ernst nehmen) to trifle (mit with)mir scheint, du scherzt — you can't be serious
ich scherze nicht (old, geh) — I'm not joking
Sie belieben wohl zu scherzen! (old, geh) — surely you are in jest (old, liter), surely you're joking
mit jdm/etw ist nicht zu scherzen — one can't trifle with sb/sth
* * *(to joke.) jest* * *scher·zen[ˈʃɛrtsn̩]vi (geh)▪ [mit jdm] \scherzen to crack a joke/jokes [with sb], to tell [sb] a joke▪ über jdn/etw \scherzen to joke about sb/sthSie belieben zu \scherzen! (geh)Sie \scherzen wohl! you must be joking!mit jdm/etw ist nicht zu \scherzen sb/sth is not to be trifled with* * *intransitives Verb jokeüber etwas (Akk.) scherzen — joke about something
mit jemandem/etwas ist nicht zu scherzen — (fig.) somebody/something is not to be trifled with
* * *scherzen v/i1. joke, make jokes (über +akk about);Sie scherzen! oderSie belieben zu scherzen hum you’re joking, of course;mit ihm ist nicht zu scherzen he’s not to be trifled with;damit ist nicht zu scherzen it’s not to be taken lightly;mir ist nicht nach Scherzen zumute I’m not in a mood for joking2.mit jemandem scherzen (schäkern) fool about with sb* * *intransitives Verb jokeüber etwas (Akk.) scherzen — joke about something
mit jemandem/etwas ist nicht zu scherzen — (fig.) somebody/something is not to be trifled with
* * *adj.frolic adj. v.to jest v.to joke v. -
4 bewitzeln
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5 Witz
m; -es, -e1. joke ( über + Akk oder von about); alter Witz old joke, old chestnut umg.; das ist ein (ur) alter Witz auch that’s as old as the hills; Witze machen oder reißen umg. tell (umg. crack) jokes; mach keine oder lass die Witze! umg. you’re joking (umg. kidding); das soll wohl ein Witz sein? umg. you’re joking, of course; is this supposed to be some kind of joke?; das ist der reinste oder das ist ja ein Witz! umg. what a laugh; diese Bestimmung ist ( ja wohl) ein ( einziger oder schlechter) Witz! umg. this regulation is ridiculous; ich empfand das geradezu als einen Witz I took it to be some sort of joke; was ist der Witz dabei? so what’s the joke?; fig. what’s the point?; der Witz ist nämlich der, dass... fig. the point is that...; das ist der ganze Witz fig. that’s the whole point* * *der Witzgag; joke; wit* * *Wịtz [vɪts]m -es, -e1) (= Geist) wit2) (Äußerung) joke (über +acc about)das soll doch wohl ein Witz sein, das ist doch wohl ein Witz — that must be a joke, he/you etc must be joking
die Prüfung/der Preis war ein Witz (inf) — the exam/price was a joke
3)der Witz an der Sache ist, dass... — the great thing about it is that...
* * *der1) (a joke: He made a crack about my big feet.) crack2) (anything said or done to cause laughter: He told/made the old joke about the elephant in the refrigerator; He dressed up as a ghost for a joke; He played a joke on us and dressed up as a ghost.) joke3) (humour; the ability to express oneself in an amusing way: His plays are full of wit; I admire his wit.) wit* * *<-es, -e>[vɪts]m1. (Scherz) jokelass die \Witze! cut the jokes!mach keine \Witze! (fam) don't be funny!das ist doch wohl ein \Witz you must be joking [or kidding3. (Clou)der \Witz daran [o an der Sache] ist, dass... the great thing about it is...was soll nun der \Witz daran sein? what is so special about it?* * *der; Witzes, Witze1) jokedas soll wohl ein Witz sein — you/he etc. must be joking
2) o. Pl. (Geist) wit* * *1. joke (über +akk odervon about);alter Witz old joke, old chestnut umg;das ist ein (ur)alter Witz auch that’s as old as the hills;lass die Witze! umg you’re joking (umg kidding);das soll wohl ein Witz sein? umg you’re joking, of course; is this supposed to be some kind of joke?;das ist ja ein Witz! umg what a laugh;Witz! umg this regulation is ridiculous;ich empfand das geradezu als einen Witz I took it to be some sort of joke;was ist der Witz dabei? so what’s the joke?; fig what’s the point?;der Witz ist nämlich der, dass … fig the point is that …;das ist der ganze Witz fig that’s the whole pointWitz haben be very witty3. obs (Findigkeit) wits pl, cleverness;da verließ ihn sein Witz his wits deserted him* * *der; Witzes, Witze1) jokedas soll wohl ein Witz sein — you/he etc. must be joking
2) o. Pl. (Geist) wit* * *-e m.gag n.joke n.quip n.wit n.witticism n. -
6 necken
* * *to banter; to chaff; to tease* * *nẹ|cken ['nɛkn]1. vtto tease2. vrsich or einander necken, sich mit jdm necken — to tease each other, to have a tease (inf)
was sich liebt, das neckt sich (Prov) — teasing is a sign of affection
* * *1) (to make a joke or jokes: They joked about my mistake for a long time afterwards.) joke2) (to annoy or irritate on purpose: He's teasing the cat.) tease* * *ne·cken[ˈnɛkn̩]vt▪ jdn \necken to tease sb* * *transitives Verb teasejemanden mit jemandem/etwas necken — tease somebody about somebody/something
sich necken — tease each other or one another
* * *necken v/t tease (mit about);* * *transitives Verb teasejemanden mit jemandem/etwas necken — tease somebody about somebody/something
sich necken — tease each other or one another
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7 Klamauk
m; -s, kein Pl.2. THEAT. etc. slapstick* * *Kla|mauk [kla'mauk]m -s, no pl (inf)(= Alberei) horseplay; (im Theater etc) slapstick; (= Lärm) racket (inf); (= Reklamewirbel) hullabaloo; (= Aufheben) fuss, to-dolass den Klamáúk — stop fooling about/making this racket/making such a fuss
* * *(a kind of humour which depends for its effect on very simple practical jokes etc: Throwing custard pies turns a play into slapstick; ( also adjective) slapstick comedy.) slapstick* * *Kla·mauk<-s>[klaˈmauk]1. (Alberei) tomfoolery\Klamauk machen to fool [or mess] around [or about], to lark about; (lärmen) to make a racket [or din] [or BRIT a. row], to kick up a racket3. (übertriebene Komik) slapstick* * *der; Klamauks (ugs. abwertend) fuss; to-do; (Lärm, Krach) row (coll.); racket; (im Theater) slapstick* * *2. THEAT etc slapstick* * *der; Klamauks (ugs. abwertend) fuss; to-do; (Lärm, Krach) row (coll.); racket; (im Theater) slapstick -
8 draufhaben
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) umg.1. (Sprüche, Masche, Technik) have s.th. at one’s fingertips, have s.th. off (Am. down) pat; technisch hat er nichts draufhaben he hasn’t got a clue about technical things; sie hat was draufhaben she’s really good, she’s got what it takes; fachlich: she knows her stuff; (ist gut in Form) she’s in top form; das hab ich nicht draufhaben I can’t do that, I don’t know that* * *drauf|ha|benvt sep (inf)Sprüche, Antwort to come out wither hat es drauf — he knows his stuff (inf)
zeigen, was man draufhat — to show what one is made of
den Chauvi dráúfhaben — to be a real chauvinist
schwer was dráúfhaben (sl) — to know one's stuff (inf) or onions (Brit inf)
* * *drauf|ha·benvt irreg (fam)1. (Kenntnisse haben)▪ etwas/nichts/viel \draufhaben to know sth/nothing/a lotsie hat zwar nicht so viel drauf, dafür ist sie ein herzensguter Mensch she may not be all that bright [or fam have that much up top], but she's a good-hearted soul2. (von sich geben)▪ etw \draufhaben to come out with sthdumme Sprüche \draufhaben to make [or BRIT a. come out with] stupid remarksWitze \draufhaben to tell jokessie hat immer einen flotten Spruch drauf she's always ready with a smart remark [or full of smart remarks]* * *draufhaben v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) umgtechnisch hat er nichts drauf he hasn’t got a clue about technical things;sie hat was drauf she’s really good, she’s got what it takes; fachlich: she knows her stuff; (ist gut in Form) she’s in top form;das hab ich nicht drauf I can’t do that, I don’t know that2. Geschwindigkeit:100 Sachen/einen ordentlichen Zahn draufhaben be doing a ton/a fair speed -
9 Witz
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10 Brüllen
I v/i2. (wortlos schreien) scream; (heulen) scream, howl; spielende Kinder: shout and scream; vor Lachen ( Schmerzen) brüllen roar with laughter (scream with pain); brüllen wie am Spieß scream one’s head offII vt/i (Befehle etc.) bawl (out), shout, bark* * *(Kind) to boohoo; to bawl;(Mensch) to roar; to yell; to holler; to shout;(Rind) to bellow* * *brụ̈l|len ['brʏlən]1. vito shout, to roar; (pej = laut weinen) to yell, to bawl; (Stier) to bellow; (Elefant) to trumpeter brüllte vor Schmerzen — he screamed with pain
brüllendes Gelächter — roars or howls or screams of laughter (all pl)
brüllen wie am Spieß — to cry or scream blue (Brit) or bloody murder (inf)
das ist zum Brüllen (inf) — it's a scream (inf)
2. vtto shout, to roar* * *1) (to roar like a bull: The headmaster bellowed at the children.) bellow2) (to make the noise of cattle; to moo: The cows were lowing.) low3) (to shout or cry loudly: He bawled something rude; The baby has bawled all night.) bawl4) (to shout: He hollered at the boy to go away; He's hollering about the cost of petrol again.) holler5) (to give a loud deep cry; to say loudly; to shout: The lions roared; The sergeant roared (out) his commands.) roar6) (to laugh loudly: The audience roared (with laughter) at the man's jokes.) roar7) (a loud deep cry: a roar of pain/laughter; the lion's roars.) roar* * *brül·len[ˈbrʏlən]I. vibrüll doch nicht so! don't shout like that!vor Lachen/Schmerzen/Wut \brüllen to roar [or bellow] [or howl] with laughter/pain/rageII. vt▪ jdm etw ins Ohr/Gesicht \brüllen to shout [or bellow] [or bawl] sth in sb's ear/faceSie brauchen mir das nicht ins Ohr zu \brüllen! you don't need to shout in my ear!* * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.er brüllte wie am Spieß — he bawled his head off
transitives Verb yell; shout* * ** * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.transitives Verb yell; shout* * *v.to bellow v.to roar v.to scream v.to yell v. -
11 brüllen
I v/i2. (wortlos schreien) scream; (heulen) scream, howl; spielende Kinder: shout and scream; vor Lachen ( Schmerzen) brüllen roar with laughter (scream with pain); brüllen wie am Spieß scream one’s head offII vt/i (Befehle etc.) bawl (out), shout, bark* * *(Kind) to boohoo; to bawl;(Mensch) to roar; to yell; to holler; to shout;(Rind) to bellow* * *brụ̈l|len ['brʏlən]1. vito shout, to roar; (pej = laut weinen) to yell, to bawl; (Stier) to bellow; (Elefant) to trumpeter brüllte vor Schmerzen — he screamed with pain
brüllendes Gelächter — roars or howls or screams of laughter (all pl)
brüllen wie am Spieß — to cry or scream blue (Brit) or bloody murder (inf)
das ist zum Brüllen (inf) — it's a scream (inf)
2. vtto shout, to roar* * *1) (to roar like a bull: The headmaster bellowed at the children.) bellow2) (to make the noise of cattle; to moo: The cows were lowing.) low3) (to shout or cry loudly: He bawled something rude; The baby has bawled all night.) bawl4) (to shout: He hollered at the boy to go away; He's hollering about the cost of petrol again.) holler5) (to give a loud deep cry; to say loudly; to shout: The lions roared; The sergeant roared (out) his commands.) roar6) (to laugh loudly: The audience roared (with laughter) at the man's jokes.) roar7) (a loud deep cry: a roar of pain/laughter; the lion's roars.) roar* * *brül·len[ˈbrʏlən]I. vibrüll doch nicht so! don't shout like that!vor Lachen/Schmerzen/Wut \brüllen to roar [or bellow] [or howl] with laughter/pain/rageII. vt▪ jdm etw ins Ohr/Gesicht \brüllen to shout [or bellow] [or bawl] sth in sb's ear/faceSie brauchen mir das nicht ins Ohr zu \brüllen! you don't need to shout in my ear!* * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.er brüllte wie am Spieß — he bawled his head off
transitives Verb yell; shout* * *A. v/ivor Lachen (Schmerzen) brüllen roar with laughter (scream with pain);brüllen wie am Spieß scream one’s head off3. fig Geschütz, Motor etc: roar;brüllendes Gelächter roars of laughter plC. v/r:sich heiser etcbrüllen shout o.s. hoarse* * *1.intransitives Verb2) (ugs.): (schreien) roar; shoutvor Schmerzen/Lachen brüllen — roar with pain/laughter
nach jemandem brüllen — shout to or for somebody
das ist [ja] zum Brüllen — (ugs.) it's a [real] scream (coll.); what a scream (coll.)
3) (ugs.): (weinen) howl; bawl2.transitives Verb yell; shout* * *v.to bellow v.to roar v.to scream v.to yell v. -
12 müde
I Adj. tired; (matt) weary; (erschöpft) exhausted; (schläfrig) sleepy; müdes Lächeln fig. weary smile; keine müde Mark umg., fig. not a penny ( oder cent); einer Sache müde werden grow weary ( oder tired) of s.th.; umg. (satt haben) get fed up with s.th.; ich bin es jetzt müde I’ve had enough (of it); nicht müde werden zu (+ Inf.) never tire of (+ Ger.)II Adv. wearily, in a tired way; müde lächeln smile wearily, give a weary smile; müde abwinken give a weary gesture of refusal* * *weary; sleepy; tired* * *mü|de ['myːdə]1. adj2) (= überdrüssig) tired, wearymǘde werden — to tire or weary of sth, to grow tired or weary of sth
mǘde sein — to be tired or weary of sth
des Wartens mǘde sein — to be tired of waiting
ich bin es mǘde, das zu tun — I'm tired or weary of doing that
sie wird nicht mǘde, das zu tun — she never tires or wearies of doing that
keine mǘde Mark (inf) — not a single penny
2. adv1)(= erschöpft)
sich mǘde reden/kämpfen — to tire oneself out talking/fightingsich mǘde laufen — to tire oneself out running about
2)(= gelangweilt)
mǘde lächeln — to give a weary smilemǘde lächelnd — with a weary smile
mǘde abwinken — to make a weary gesture (with one's hand)
* * *1) (tired; with strength or patience exhausted: a weary sigh; He looks weary; I am weary of his jokes.) weary2) wearily3) (wearied; exhausted: She was too tired to continue; a tired child.) tired* * *mü·de[ˈmy:də]I. adj1. (schlafbedürftig) tiredvon zu viel Bier in der Mittagspause wird man \müde drinking too much beer during your lunch-hour makes you feel tired! [or sleepy2. (gelangweilt) weary, tiredII. adv1. (erschöpft)2. (gelangweilt) wearily, tiredly* * *1.ein müdes Lächeln — (auch fig.) a weary smile
etwas müde sein — (geh.) be tired of something
einer Sache (Gen.) müde werden — (geh.) tire or grow tired of something
2.nicht müde werden, etwas zu tun — never tire of doing something; s. auch Mark I
adverbial wearily; (schläfrig) sleepily* * *müdes Lächeln fig weary smile;ich bin es jetzt müde I’ve had enough (of it);B. adv wearily, in a tired way;müde lächeln smile wearily, give a weary smile;müde abwinken give a weary gesture of refusal…müde im adj tired of …;europamüde disillusioned with the EU;kriegsmüde war-weary;pillenmüde tired of ( stärker: fed up with) taking pills* * *1.ein müdes Lächeln — (auch fig.) a weary smile
etwas müde sein — (geh.) be tired of something
einer Sache (Gen.) müde werden — (geh.) tire or grow tired of something
2.nicht müde werden, etwas zu tun — never tire of doing something; s. auch Mark I
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13 Scherz
1) ( Spaß) joke;es war nur ein \Scherz it was just a jokeeinen \Scherz machen, \Scherze machen to joke;keine \Scherze [mit so etwas] machen to not joke [about things like that], to not make a joke [of things like that];
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