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1 Mätzchen
Pl. umg.1. (Unsinn) nonsense Sg.; Mätzchen machen fool ( oder mess) around; mach bloß keine Mätzchen! don’t mess me about, Am. don’t mess around with me* * *die Mätzchenantics (Pl.ugs.)* * *Mạ̈tz|chen ['mɛtsçən]nt -s, - (inf)1) antic2)See:* * *Mätz·chen<-s, ->[ˈmɛtsçən]nt meist pl (fam)1. (Kniffe, Tricks) trick, knackmach keine \Mätzchen! none of your tricks!; (bedrohlicher) don't try anything funny!2. (Albernheiten) anticsKinder, lasst die \Mätzchen! kids, [that's] enough of your monkey-business!* * *Plural (ugs.)lasst die Mätzchen — stop fooling about or around; stop your antics
Mätzchen machen — fool about or around
* * *Mätzchen pl umgMätzchen machen fool ( oder mess) around;2. (Kniffe) tricks;mach keine Mätzchen! none of your tricks!* * *Plural (ugs.)lasst die Mätzchen — stop fooling about or around; stop your antics
Mätzchen machen — fool about or around
* * *- n.gimmickry n.hokum n. -
2 Possen
m; -s, -2. jemandem einen Possen spielen play a trick on s.o.* * *die Possenantics (Pl.)* * *Pọs|sen ['pɔsn]m -s, - (dated)prank, tomfoolery no pljdm einen Possen spielen — to play a prank on sb
mit jdm Possen treiben (old) — to play pranks on sb
er tat es mir zum Possen — he did it just to annoy me
* * *(odd or amusing behaviour: The children laughed at the monkey's antics.) antics* * *Pos·sen<-s, ->[ˈpɔsn̩]mit jdm \Possen treiben to play tricks on sb\Possen reißen to fool [or lark] about, to play tricks* * *der; Possens, Possen Plural (veralt.) pranks; tricks* * *1. pl (Unsinn) antics;Possen reißen act the clown, play the fool2.jemandem einen Possen spielen play a trick on sb* * *der; Possens, Possen Plural (veralt.) pranks; tricks -
3 Blödsinn
m; nur Sg. rubbish; (auch Unfug) nonsense; ausgemachter Blödsinn complete rubbish; Blödsinn reden talk nonsense; mach keinen Blödsinn! don’t be silly!; (stell bloß nichts an) don’t do anything silly; er hat nur Blödsinn im Kopf his head is full of nonsense* * *der Blödsinnrubbish; bosh; buncombe; monkey business; nonsense* * *Blöd|sinnmno plso ein Blö́dsinn — what nonsense or rubbish/how stupid
das ist doch Blö́dsinn — that's nonsense or rubbish/stupid
Blö́dsinn machen — to fool or mess around
wer hat diesen Blö́dsinn hier gemacht? — what fool did this?
mach keinen Blö́dsinn — don't fool or mess around
2) (= Schwachsinn) imbecility* * *(nonsense: Don't talk rubbish!) rubbish* * *Blöd·sinnwer hat sich denn diesen \Blödsinn ausgedacht? what fool came up with this idea?machen Sie keinen \Blödsinn! don't mess about!* * *der; o. Pl. (ugs. abwertend) nonsensejetzt habe ich Blödsinn gemacht — now I've [gone and] messed it up
mach doch keinen Blödsinn! — don't be stupid
* * *ausgemachter Blödsinn complete rubbish;Blödsinn reden talk nonsense;er hat nur Blödsinn im Kopf his head is full of nonsense* * *der; o. Pl. (ugs. abwertend) nonsensejetzt habe ich Blödsinn gemacht — now I've [gone and] messed it up
* * *m.mischief n.monkeyshine n.nonsense n.shenanigans n.silliness n. -
4 Mätzchen
Mätz·chen <-s, -> [ʼmɛtsçən] nt( fam)1) (Kniffe, Tricks) trick, knack;mach keine \Mätzchen! none of your tricks!; ( bedrohlicher) don't try anything funny!2) ( Albernheiten) antics;Kinder, lasst die \Mätzchen! kids, [that's] enough of your monkey-business!
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