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1 Laufpass
m umg.: jemandem den Laufpass geben give s.o. his ( oder her) marching orders; (kündigen) auch give s.o. the boot, Am. give s.o. the pink slip; (Freund[in]) ditch ( oder drop) s.o.; den Laufpass bekommen get one’s marching orders; (entlassen werden) auch get the boot; Freund(in): be ditched ( oder dropped)* * *der Laufpasswalking papers* * *Lauf|passmjdm den Láúfpass geben (inf) — to give sb his marching orders (inf); Freundin etc auch to chuck sb (inf)
* * *Lauf·passRR<-es, -pässe>Lauf·paßALT<-sses, -pässe>* * *jemandem den Laufpass geben — (ugs.) give somebody his/her marching orders (coll.)
er hat seiner Freundin den Laufpass gegeben — (ugs.) he finished with his girlfriend (coll.)
* * *Laufpass m umg:jemandem den Laufpass geben give sb his ( oder her) marching orders; (kündigen) auch give sb the boot, US give sb the pink slip; (Freund[in]) ditch ( oder drop) sb;den Laufpass bekommen get one’s marching orders; (entlassen werden) auch get the boot; Freund(in): be ditched ( oder dropped)* * *jemandem den Laufpass geben — (ugs.) give somebody his/her marching orders (coll.)
er hat seiner Freundin den Laufpass gegeben — (ugs.) he finished with his girlfriend (coll.)
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2 Marschbefehl
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3 Abmarsch
m; meist Sg. marching off; fig. start; Abmarsch um 8 Uhr moving off at 8 a.m.; fig. we leave at 8 o’clock; Befehl zum Abmarsch MIL. marching orders; zum Abmarsch antreten MIL. fall in (ready) for the march-off* * *der Abmarschdecampment* * *Ạb|marschmdeparture; (von Soldaten auch) march-off; (von Demonstranten etc auch) moving offzum Abmarsch antreten (Mil) — to fall in (ready) for the march-off
* * *Ab·marschm march off, start of a marchfertig machen zum \Abmarsch! ready to [or quick] march!* * *der departure* * *Abmarsch um 8 Uhr moving off at 8 a. m.; fig we leave at 8 o’clock;Befehl zum Abmarsch MIL marching orders;zum Abmarsch antreten MIL fall in (ready) for the march-off* * *der departure* * *-ë m.decampment n. -
4 arbeitslos
Adj. unemployed, out of work, jobless; die arbeitslosen Jugendlichen the young jobless (Pl.) arbeitslos werden lose one’s job; umg. go on ( oder join) the dole, Am. get the pink slip; umg. get the sack, get fired, be given one’s marching orders; euph. be made redundant; arbeitslos sein be unemployed; Brit. umg. be on the dole; ein arbeitsloser Maurer an out-of-work bricklayer* * *unemployed; out of work; jobless; laid-off; redundant* * *ạr|beits|losadj2) Einkommen unearned* * *(not having, or not able to find, work: He has been unemployed for three months.) unemployed* * *ar·beits·losadj unemployed▪ \arbeitslos sein/werden to be/become unemployed [or out of work]* * *1) Adjektiv unemployed; out of work postpos.2) in* * *arbeitslos adj unemployed, out of work, jobless;die arbeitslosen Jugendlichen the young jobless (pl)arbeitslos werden lose one’s job; umg go on ( oder join) the dole, US get the pink slip; umg get the sack, get fired, be given one’s marching orders; euph be made redundant;arbeitslos sein be unemployed; Br umg be on the dole;ein arbeitsloser Maurer an out-of-work bricklayer* * *1) Adjektiv unemployed; out of work postpos.2) in* * *adj.jobless adj.on the dole* (UK) expr.out of job expr.out of work adj.out of work expr.out-of-work adj.stranded adj.unemployed adj. -
5 blau
Adj.1. blue; blaues Auge black eye; blauer Fleck bruise; er hatte überall blaue Flecke he was black and blue (all over); du hast blaue Lippen bekommen your lips have gone (Am. turned) blue; im Gesicht blau anlaufen go (Am. turn) blue in the face; blaues Blut in seinen Adern haben fig. be blue-blooded; mit einem blauen Auge davonkommen fig. get off lightly; der blaue Planet (die Erde) Planet Earth; jemandem blauen Dunst vormachen fig. pull the wool over s.o.’s eyes; blauer Montag fig. Monday on which one skips work; blauer Brief a) (letter of) dismissal; von Vermieter: notice to quit; von Betrieb: one’s cards, marching orders umg., Am. pink slip umg.; b) PÄD. (letter of) warning (that a child may have to repeat a school-year); die blaue Blume Kunst., Lit. the Blue Flower; der Blaue Reiter KUNST the Blue Rider, the Blaue Reiter; Junge1, Wunder 12. umg. (betrunken) plastered, tight Sl.; total blau Sl. pissed, blotto; er war blau wie ein Veilchen he was (as) drunk as a lord* * *(betrunken) canned (ugs.);(farbig) blue* * *[blau]nt -s, - or (inf) -sblue* * *2) (the colour of a cloudless sky: That is a beautiful blue.) blue3) (a blue paint, material etc: We'll have to get some more blue.) blue4) (the sky or the sea: The balloon floated off into the blue.) blue* * *[blau]nt blue* * *das; Blaus, Blau od. (ugs.:) Blaus blue* * *blau adj1. blue;blaues Auge black eye;blauer Fleck bruise;er hatte überall blaue Flecke he was black and blue (all over);du hast blaue Lippen bekommen your lips have gone (US turned) blue;blaues Blut in seinen Adern haben fig be blue-blooded;mit einem blauen Auge davonkommen fig get off lightly;der blaue Planet (die Erde) Planet Earth;jemandem blauen Dunst vormachen fig pull the wool over sb’s eyes;blauer Montag fig Monday on which one skips work;blauer Brief bei Entlassung: (letter of) dismissal; von Vermieter: notice to quit; von Betrieb: one’s cards, marching orders umg, US pink slip umg; SCHULE (letter of) warning (that a child may have to repeat a school-year);die blaue Blume KUNST, LIT the Blue Flower;total blau sl pissed, blotto;3. GASTR au bleu;Forelle blau trout au bleu* * *das; Blaus, Blau od. (ugs.:) Blaus blue* * *adj.blue adj. -
6 Entlassungspapiere
Pl. MIL. discharge papers, marching orders umg., Am. walking papers umg., pink slip Sg. umg.* * *Entlassungspapiere pl MIL discharge papers, marching orders umg, US walking papers umg, pink slip sg umg -
7 Koffer
m; -s, -1. suitcase; (Instrumentenkoffer etc.) case; Pl. auch baggage, luggage; seine Koffer packen pack one’s bags (auch fig.); die Koffer packen müssen umg. have to pack one’s bags, get one’s marching orders; aus dem Koffer leben live out of a suitcase; noch einen Koffer in Berlin haben still have half a foot in Berlin2. Straßenbau: roadbed* * *der Koffercase; suitcase* * *Kọf|fer ['kɔfɐ]m -s, -1) (suit)case, bag; (= Überseekoffer, Schrankkoffer) trunk; (= Arztkoffer) bag; (für Schreibmaschine, Kosmetika etc) (carrying) casedie Koffer packen (lit, fig) — to pack one's bags
aus dem Koffer leben — to live out of a suitcase
* * *(a case with flat sides for clothes etc, used by a person when travelling: He hastily packed his( clothes in his) suitcase.) suitcase* * *Kof·fer<-s, ->[ˈkɔfɐ]m1. (Reisekoffer) [suit]caseden/die \Koffer packen to pack [one's bags]2. (Tragebehälter) [carrying] case3.▶ aus dem \Koffer leben to live out of a suitcase▶ die \Koffer packen to pack one's bags [and leave]* * *der; Koffers, Koffer [suit]casedie Koffer packen — pack one's bags [and leave]
* * *1. suitcase; (Instrumentenkoffer etc) case; pl auch baggage, luggage;seine Koffer packen pack one’s bags (auch fig);die Koffer packen müssen umg have to pack one’s bags, get one’s marching orders;aus dem Koffer leben live out of a suitcase;noch einen Koffer in Berlin haben still have half a foot in Berlin2. Straßenbau: roadbed* * *der; Koffers, Koffer [suit]casedie Koffer packen — pack one's bags [and leave]
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8 entlassen
entlassen v 1. GEN shed (Arbeitskräfte); 2. PERS dismiss, discharge, make redundant, lay off, (infrml) fire, (BE) (infrml) sack, (infrml) give sb the sack (Arbeitskräfte) • jmdn. aus triftigem Grund entlassen PERS dismiss sb with just cause* * *v 1. < Geschäft> Arbeitskräfte shed; 2. < Person> Arbeitskräfte dismiss, discharge, make redundant, lay off, fire infrml, sack (BE) infrml, give sb the sack infrml* * *entlassen
(Arbeiter) to discharge, to pay off, to put out, to throw out of employment, to sack (fam.), to drop, to fire (coll.), to swap (sl.), to put to pasture (coll.), (Beamte) to remove, to separate, to dismiss, (pensionieren) to retire;
• j. entlassen to write s. one’s ticket, to give s. o. the chuck (Br.), to give s. o. his marching orders (fam.)
• j. aus dem Amt entlassen to relieve s. o. of his office;
• Angestellten entlassen to discharge an employee;
• Arbeiter in Zeiten wirtschaftlicher Depression vorübergehend entlassen to lay off workmen during a business depression;
• j. als nicht mehr benötigte Arbeitskraft entlassen to make s. o. redundant (Br.), to dismiss for redundancy (Br.);
• Beamten aus dem Dienst entlassen to relieve an official of his post;
• j. aus einer Bürgschaftsverpflichtung entlassen to release s. o. from a bondage;
• fristlos entlassen to dismiss without notice (summarily);
• aus einer Garantieverpflichtung entlassen to release from a guarantee;
• aus berechtigten Gründen entlassen to discharge for a just cause;
• j. aus gesundheitlichen Gründen entlassen to free s. o. for health reasons;
• Mannschaft entlassen to pay off (discharge) the crew;
• mit Pension entlassen to pension off;
• Personal entlassen to axe, to ax (US);
• plötzlich entlassen to decapitate;
• j. sofort entlassen to dismiss summarily (without notice);
• Überhang an Angestellten entlassen to remove excess white-collar jobs;
• unberechtigt entlassen to dismiss without justification;
• j. aus vertraglichen Verpflichtungen entlassen to release s. o. from a contract;
• vorübergehend entlassen (Angestellte) to stand off, (Arbeiter) to lay off (US coll.);
• entlassen sein to be off the payroll;
• entlassen werden to be (get) dismissed, to receive notice, to get sacked (the boot, one’s cards), (Gefangener) to get one’s ticket (sl.), to get the axe (US);
• fristlos entlassen werden to get the chop (fam.);
• entlassen (a.) (Personal) dismissed, laid off (US), redundant;
• leicht zu entlassen easily sackable (fam.).
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9 Blau
Adj.1. blue; blaues Auge black eye; blauer Fleck bruise; er hatte überall blaue Flecke he was black and blue (all over); du hast blaue Lippen bekommen your lips have gone (Am. turned) blue; im Gesicht blau anlaufen go (Am. turn) blue in the face; blaues Blut in seinen Adern haben fig. be blue-blooded; mit einem blauen Auge davonkommen fig. get off lightly; der blaue Planet (die Erde) Planet Earth; jemandem blauen Dunst vormachen fig. pull the wool over s.o.’s eyes; blauer Montag fig. Monday on which one skips work; blauer Brief a) (letter of) dismissal; von Vermieter: notice to quit; von Betrieb: one’s cards, marching orders umg., Am. pink slip umg.; b) PÄD. (letter of) warning (that a child may have to repeat a school-year); die blaue Blume Kunst., Lit. the Blue Flower; der Blaue Reiter KUNST the Blue Rider, the Blaue Reiter; Junge1, Wunder 12. umg. (betrunken) plastered, tight Sl.; total blau Sl. pissed, blotto; er war blau wie ein Veilchen he was (as) drunk as a lord* * *(betrunken) canned (ugs.);(farbig) blue* * *[blau]nt -s, - or (inf) -sblue* * *2) (the colour of a cloudless sky: That is a beautiful blue.) blue3) (a blue paint, material etc: We'll have to get some more blue.) blue4) (the sky or the sea: The balloon floated off into the blue.) blue* * *[blau]nt blue* * *das; Blaus, Blau od. (ugs.:) Blaus blue* * *in Blau gekleidet dressed in blue;das Blau des Himmels the colo[u]r of the sky, sky-blue* * *das; Blaus, Blau od. (ugs.:) Blaus blue* * *adj.blue adj. -
10 Laufpaß
Lauf·passRR<-es, -pässe>Lauf·paßALT<-sses, -pässe> -
11 Marschorder
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12 j. entlassen
j. entlassen
to write s. one’s ticket, to give s. o. the chuck (Br.), to give s. o. his marching orders (fam.) -
13 Laufpass
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14 Marschbefehl
Marsch·be·fehl morder to march, marching orders pl -
15 jdm. den Laufpass geben
1. to chuck sb.2. to give sb. their marching orders3. to give sb. the push1. to ditch sb. coll.2. to jilt sb.(ugs.: jdn. aus dem Zimmer werfen)1. to kick sb. out2. to throw sb. out(ugs.: jdn. vor die Tür setzen)to show sb. the door(ugs.: sich von jdm. trennen)to pack sb. in -
16 Marschbefehl
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17 vom Platz geschickt werden
to receive one's marching orders [football]
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