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1 newspaper hoax
Общая лексика: газетная утка -
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n.Zeitungsente f. -
3 newspaper
noun (a paper, printed daily or weekly, containing news etc: a daily newspaper.) časopis* * *[njú:speipə]nounčasopis -
4 hoax
1. transitive verbanführen (ugs.); foppen; zum besten haben od. halten2. noun(deception) Schwindel, der; (false report) Falschmeldung, die; Ente, die (ugs.); (practical joke) Streich, der; (false alarm) blinder Alarm* * *[həuks] 1. noun(a trick played to deceive people: There wasn't a bomb in the school at all - it was just a hoax.) die Falschmeldung2. verb(to trick: They found that they had been hoaxed.) foppen,aufziehen- academic.ru/117915/play_a_hoax_on">play a hoax on* * *[həʊks, AM hoʊks]I. n (deception) Täuschung f; (trick) Trick m; (joke) Streich m; (false alarm) falscher [o blinder] Alarmbomb \hoax vorgetäuschte BombendrohungII. adj vorgetäuscht\hoax caller jd, der telefonisch falschen Alarm auslöstIII. vtshe \hoaxed him into financing the project durch falsche Informationen brachte sie ihn dazu, das Projekt zu finanzierenthe police were \hoaxed into evacuating the area but there was no bomb die Polizei wurde in die Irre geführt und evakuierte die Gegend, aber es wurde keine Bombe gefunden* * *[həʊks]1. n(= practical joke) Streich m; (= trick etc) Trick m; (= false alarm) blinder Alarmto play a hoax on sb — jdm einen Streich spielen vt anführen, hereinlegen (inf)
we were completely hoaxed — wir ließen uns anführen, wir fielen darauf herein
2. adj (INTERNET)hoax e-mail — Hoax m
* * *hoax [həʊks]A s2. a) Streich m, (übler) Scherz:play a hoax on sb jemandem einen Streich spielen, sich mit jemandem einen Scherz erlaubenb) blinder AlarmB v/t jemandem einen Bären aufbinden umg:hoax sb into believing sth jemandem etwas weismachen* * *1. transitive verbanführen (ugs.); foppen; zum besten haben od. halten2. noun(deception) Schwindel, der; (false report) Falschmeldung, die; Ente, die (ugs.); (practical joke) Streich, der; (false alarm) blinder Alarm* * *(newspaper) n.Ente -n f.Zeitungsente f. n.Schabernack m.Zeitungsente f. v.einen Bären aufbinden ausdr.etwas weismachen ausdr.foppen v.narren v. -
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f hoax, canard* * *die Zeitungsentecanard; hoax; mare* * *Zei|tungs|en|tef (inf)canard, false newspaper report* * *Zei·tungs·en·tef (fam) canard, false newspaper report* * *Zeitungsente f hoax, canard* * *f.canard (newspaper) n.hoax (newspaper) n.hoax n.newspaper hoax n. -
6 Zeitungsbesitzer
Zeitungsbesitzer
newspaper owner (proprietor), press proprietor, newspaperman;
• Zeitungsbeteiligung newspaper stake;
• Zeitungsbetrieb newspaper plant;
• Zeitungsbezug subscription [to a newspaper];
• Zeitungsbranche news business (coll.);
• Zeitungsdruck newspaper work;
• Zeitungsdruckerei news house (Br.);
• Zeitungsdrucksache newspaper post (Br.), second-class mail (US);
• Zeitungsente mare’s nest, [newspaper] hoax, shave (Br. sl.);
• altes Zeitungsexemplar back number;
• Zeitungsexpedition newspaper dispatch office;
• Zeitungsformat newspaper size;
• Zeitungsgeld paper bill;
• Zeitungsgeld einziehen to call for the newspaper money;
• Zeitungsgeld monatlich kassieren to collect the money for the newspaper once a month;
• mörderisches Zeitungsgewerbe dog-eat-dog newspaper business;
• Zeitungshändler news vendor (agent, dealer, US), newsman;
• Zeitungsherausgeber news editor;
• Zeitungsindiskretionen newspaper leaks;
• Zeitungsindustrie newspaper industry;
• Zeitungsinserat insertion, [newspaper] advertisement, ad (US);
• Zeitungsinteresse newspaper attention;
• Zeitungsinterview newspaper (press) interview;
• Zeitungskatalog rate book;
• Zeitungskönig newspaper magnate, press lord (Br.);
• Zeitungskonzern newspaper syndicate (group);
• zu einem Zeitungskonzern zusammenschließen to syndicate newspapers;
• Zeitungskopf masthead, top;
• Zeitungskorrespondent correspondent, news[paper] reporter;
• gute Zeitungskritiken bekommen to have a good press;
• Zeitungsleser newspaper reader (audience), newsreader;
• von Interesse für den Zeitungsleser newsworthy;
• Zeitungsmeldung newspaper announcement (report), press report;
• Zeitungsnachricht newspaper report, news item;
• Zeitungsnachricht freigeben to release news;
• Zeitungsnotiz item of news, press (news) item, notice;
• alte Zeitungsnummer back[log] number;
• Zeitungspapier newsprint;
• Zeitungsporto newspaper rate;
• Zeitungspost newspaper post (Br.), second-class mail (US);
• Zeitungsraster newsprint screen;
• Zeitungsredakteur newspaper editor;
• Zeitungsredaktion editorial board;
• Zeitungsreklame newspaper advertising;
• ganzseitige Zeitungsreklame full-page advertisement;
• Zeitungsreporter reporter, correspondent, newspaperman, item man (US);
• Zeitungsrückfrage press query;
• haussetendenziöse Zeitungsspalte bullish column;
• Zeitungsstil newspaper writing (style), journalese;
• Zeitungsstreik newspaper strike;
• Zeitungssyndikat newspaper syndicate;
• Zeitungstext newspaper copy;
• Zeitungstitel title of a newspaper;
• Zeitungstrust newspaper syndicate;
• Zeitungsüberschrift [newspaper] headline;
• Zeitungsverkäufer news vendor (dealer), news[paper]man, news hawk (butcher) (US);
• Zeitungsverkaufsstelle newsroom (US), newspaper kiosk (Br.);
• Zeitungsverleger newspaper publisher (US) (owner), newspaperman;
• Zeitungsverlegerverband Newspaper Society (Br.);
• Zeitungsvertrieb distribution of a newspaper;
• Zeitungswerbung press advertisement;
• Zeitungswerbung unter Kennziffer keyed advertising;
• Zeitungswesen newsprinting, press, business of printing, journalism, fourth estate;
• Zeitungswirtschaft newspaper industry, the press;
• Zeitungszustelldienst newspaper delivery. -
7 утка
I жен. duck дикая утка ≈ wild duck;
mallard (гл. обр. о селезне) II жен. (ложный слух) canard;
false report газетная утка ≈ canard;
newspaper hoax пустить утку ≈ to start/spread a false report, to start/spread false rumours III жен. (для лежачих больных) bedpan -
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f1. canard2. false story3. hoax4. newspaper hoax -
9 газетная утка
lit. a newspaper duck; a newspaper hoax -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > газетная утка
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11 Zeitungsente
Zeitungsente
mare’s nest, [newspaper] hoax, shave (Br. sl.) -
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1. ж.duck2. ж. (ложный слух)дикая утка — wild duck; mallard (гл. обр. о селезне)
canard; false reportгазетная утка — canard; newspaper hoax
3. ж. (судно для лежачих больных)пустить утку — start / spread* a false report, или false rumours
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canard; newspaper hoax -
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ж.1) ( птица) duckди́кая у́тка — wild duck; mallard (гл. обр. о селезне)
у́тка по-пеки́нски кул. — Peking(-style) duck
2) ( ложный слух) canard; false reportгазе́тная у́тка — canard; newspaper hoax
пусти́ть у́тку — start / spread a false report [false rumours]
3) ( судно для лежачих больных) bedpan -
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canard; newspaper hoax -
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I жен.II жен.дикая утка — wild duck; mallard (гл. обр. о селезне)
( ложный слух) canard; false reportгазетная утка — canard; newspaper hoax
III жен.пустить утку — to start/spread a false report, to start/spread false rumours
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17 утка утк·а
разг.(ложный слух) canardпустить утку — to put out a false report, to set a canard afloat
газетная утка — newspaper hoax, canard
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18 Ente
f; -, -n1. ORN. duck; junge Ente duckling; schwimmen wie eine bleierne Ente umg. swim like a brick ( oder stone); lahm 33. umg. (Citroёn) 2 CV, deux chevaux4. umg. MED. bottle, (bed) urinal förm.* * *die Ente(Falschmeldung) canard; hoax;(Tier) duck* * *Ẹn|te ['ɛntə]f -, -nduck; (PRESS inf) canard, hoax, false report; (AUT inf) Citroën 2CV, deux-chevauxSee:→ lahm* * *(a kind of wild or domesticated water-bird with short legs and a broad flat beak.) duck* * *En·te<-, -n>[ˈɛntə]f1. ORN duck4.* * *die; Ente, Enten1) duckeine lahme Ente — (ugs.) a slow-coach (coll.)
3)kalte Ente — [cold] punch
4) (ugs.): (Auto) Citroën 2 CV car5) (ugs.): (Uringefäß) [bed-]bottle* * *1. ORN duck;junge Ente duckling;3. umg (Citroën) 2 CV, deux chevaux5. GASTR:* * *die; Ente, Enten1) duckeine lahme Ente — (ugs.) a slow-coach (coll.)
3)kalte Ente — [cold] punch
4) (ugs.): (Auto) Citroën 2 CV car5) (ugs.): (Uringefäß) [bed-]bottle* * *-n (Zeitung) f.canard (newspaper) n. -n f.duck n.hoax (newspaper) n. -
19 gros
gros, grosse [gʀo, gʀos]━━━━━━━━━1. adjective4. adverb5. compounds━━━━━━━━━1. <a. (dimension) big, large ; [personne, ventre, bébé] fat ; [lèvres, corde, pull, manteau] thick ; [chaussures, averse] heavyb. ( = important) [travail, problème, ennui, erreur] big ; [somme, entreprise] large ; [soulagement, progrès] great ; [dégâts] extensive ; [fièvre] high ; [rhume] badc. ( = houleux) [mer] roughd. ( = sonore) [soupir] deepf. ( = rude) [drap, laine, vêtement, plaisanterie, traits] coarse• nous dire ça, c'est un peu gros saying that to us was a bit thick (inf)2. <a. ( = personne) fat manb. ( = principal) le gros du travail est fait the bulk of the work is doned. ► en gros• dites-moi, en gros, ce qui s'est passé tell me roughly what happened3. <4. <b. ( = beaucoup) il risque gros he's risking a lot• je donnerais gros pour... I'd give a lot to...• il y a gros à parier que... it's a safe bet that...5. <► grosse caisse ( = instrument) bass drum► gros porteur ( = avion) jumbo jet* * *
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grosse gʀo, gʀos adjectif1) gén big, large2) ( épais) thick3) ( gras) fat4) ( important) big, large5) ( grave) [problème, erreur] serious, big; [déception, défaut] big, major6) ( fort) [rhume] bad; [sanglots] loud; [soupir, voix] deep; [pluie, chute de neige] heavy; [orage] big; [temps, mer] rough; [buveur, fumeur] heavygros malin! — (colloq) you silly fool! (colloq)
7) ( rude) [rire] coarse; [drap, laine] coarse
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nom masculin, féminin fat man/woman
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1) ( en grands caractères) [écrire] big2) ( beaucoup) [miser, perdre] lit a lot of money; fig a lotjouer gros — lit, fig to play for high stakes
il y a gros à parier que... — it's a good bet that...
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nom masculin invariable1) ( plupart)le gros de — the majority ou bulk of [spectateurs, passagers]; the main body of [manifestants, expédition]; the bulk of [travail]; most of [hiver, saison]; most of [déficit]
2) Commerce wholesale tradede gros — [magasin, prix] wholesale
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en gros locution adverbiale1) ( dans les grandes lignes) roughlyen gros je suis d'accord — basically, I agree
2) Commerce [acheter] wholesale3) ( en grands caractères) in big letters•Phrasal Verbs:- gros lot- gros mot- gros sel••en avoir gros sur le cœur or la patate — (colloq) to be very upset
* * *ɡʀo, ɡʀos gros, -se1. adj1) (fruit, maison, paquet) big, large, (câble, trait) thick, heavy2) (personne) fat3) (travaux, dégâts) extensive, (problème, quantité) great4)2. adv1) (= beaucoup)2)3. nm1) COMMERCE2)le gros de (= la majeure partie de) — most of, [travail] the bulk of
Le gros de l'hiver est derrière nous. — The worst of the winter is behind us now.
* * *A adj (before n)4 ( important) [entreprise, exploitation] big, large; [commerçant, producteur, industriel, actionnaire, client] big; [contrat, investissement, marché] big; [dégâts] considerable; [dépense, héritage, somme] big; [récolte, cueillette] big; un de nos plus gros clients/actionnaires one of our major customers/shareholders;6 ( fort) [mensonge, surprise] big; [rhume] bad; [sanglots] loud; [soupir, voix] deep; [câlin, larmes, appétit] big; [pluie, chute de neige] heavy; [orage] big; [temps, mer] rough; [buveur, fumeur] heavy; [mangeur] big; par gros temps in rough weather; avoir une grosse fièvre to have a very high temperature; avoir une grosse faim to be very hungry; d'une grosse voix in a very serious voice; pendant les grosses chaleurs when the weather is at its hottest; gros malin! you silly fool○!; un gros fainéant/porc a real lazybones/dirty pig;B nm,f fat man/woman; un petit gros a small fat man; une bonne grosse a plump old dear; mon gros my old thing; les petits payent pour les gros fig the rich live off the backs of the poor.C adv1 ( en gros caractères) [écrire] big ou in big letters; essaie d'écrire moins/plus gros try to write smaller/bigger;2 ( beaucoup) [miser, risquer, gagner, perdre] lit a lot of money; fig a lot; jouer gros lit, fig to play for high stakes; il y a gros à parier que… it's a good bet that…D nm1 ( plupart) le gros de the majority ou bulk of [spectateurs, lecteurs, passagers]; the main body of [manifestants, troupes, armée, expédition]; the bulk of [travail]; the main part of [effort, dépenses, revenus]; most of [été, hiver, saison]; most of [déficit]; le gros de la troupe a suivi the main body of the group followed;3 Pêche game fish; la pêche au gros game fishing.E en gros loc1 ( dans les grandes lignes) [expliquer, raconter] roughly; en gros, voilà ce qui s'est passé that's roughly what happened; il s'agit, en gros, de savoir si… what's roughly involved is finding out if…; en gros je suis d'accord avec toi basically, I agree with you;3 ( en gros caractères) [écrit, imprimé] in big letters.F grosse nf1 ( copie d'acte) engrossment;2 ( douze douzaines) gross.gros bétail Agric large livestock; gros bonnet○ big wig○ GB, big shot○; gros bras○ strong man; gros coup○ a big deal; réussir un gros coup to pull off a big deal; gros cube○ Aut, Transp big bike○ ou motorbike, big hog○ US; gros cul○ big truck; gros gibier Chasse big game; fig big time criminals (pl); gros lard○ fat slob○; gros linge heavy washing; gros lot Jeux first prize, jackpot; gagner or décrocher le gros lot lit, fig to hit the jackpot; gros morceau○ ( travail) big job; s'attaquer à un gros morceau to tackle a big job; gros mot swearword; dire des gros mots to use bad language, to swear; gros œuvre Constr shell (of a building); nous avons fini le gros œuvre we've finished the shell (of the building); gros plan Cin close-up; en gros plan in close-up; faire un gros plan sur to do a close-up of; gros plein de soupe○ fatso○; gros rouge○ red plonk○ GB, cheap red wine; gros sel Culin coarse salt; gros titre Presse headline; être en gros titres dans les journaux to hit the (newspaper) headlines; grosse caisse Mus bass drum; grosse légume○ = gros bonnet; grosse tête○ brain box○ GB, brain○.faire une grosse tête à qn◑ to give sb a thick ear○ GB, to beat sb upside the head○ US; avoir le cœur gros to have a heavy heart; en avoir gros sur le cœur or la patate○ to be very upset; gros comme le poing as big as my fist; gros comme une tête d'épingle no bigger than a pinhead; c'est un peu gros comme histoire! that's a bit of a tall story!; il dit des bêtises grosses comme lui he says ridiculous foolish things.( féminin grosse) [gro, gros] (devant nom masculin commençant par voyelle ou h muet [groz]) adjectifune grosse boîte de haricots a large ou big can of beansle paquet est/n'est pas (très) gros the parcel is/isn't (very) bigprends-le par le gros bout pick it up by the thick ou thicker endun gros pull a thick ou heavy jumperde grosses jambes fat ou stout legs3. [en intensif]un gros appétit/mangeur a big ou hearty appetite/eaterun gros bruit a loud ou big noiseun gros soupir a big ou heavy sigh4. [abondant] heavyson usine a de gros effectifs his factory employs large numbers of people ou has a large workforce5. [important] bigle gros avantage des supermarchés the big ou major advantage of supermarketsde gros dégâts extensive ou widespread damageune grosse entreprise a large ou big companyavoir de gros moyens to have a large income ou considerable resourcesde gros profits big ou fat profitsun gros rhume a bad ou heavy coldde gros ennuis serious trouble, lots of trouble6. [prospère] big7. [rude]une grosse voix a rough ou gruff voicel'astuce/la supercherie était un peu grosse the trick/the hoax was a bit obvious[exagéré]8. MÉTÉOROLOGIEpar gros temps/grosse mer in heavy weather/seas9. (soutenu) [rempli]————————, grosse [gro, gros] (devant nom masculin commençant par voyelle ou h muet [groz]) nom masculin, nom féminingros nom masculin1. [majorité]2. COMMERCEgros adverbecoûter/gagner gros to cost/to win a lot (of money)elle donnerait gros pour savoir she'd give her right arm ou a lot to find out————————de gros locution adjectivale[commerce, prix] wholesale————————en gros locution adjectivalebulk (modificateur)————————en gros locution adverbiale1. [approximativement] roughly2. [en lettres capitales]————————gros bonnet nom masculin————————grosse légume nom féminin[officier] brass (hat)
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