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2 Gauner
m; -s, -; pej. crook, swindler; (Halunke) rascal; diese Gauner! what a bunch of crooks!; die kleinen Gauner hängt man, die großen lässt man laufen Sprichw. there’s one law for the rich and another for the poor* * *der Gaunershyster; crook; trickster; rascal; tricker; chiseler; sharper; wangler; rook* * *Gau|ner ['gaunɐ]m -s, -rogue, rascal, scoundrel; (= Betrüger) crook; (hum inf = Schelm auch) scamp, scallywag (Brit infinf = gerissener Kerl) cunning devil (inf), sly customer (inf)See:→ auch Gaunerin* * *der1) (a criminal: The two crooks stole the old woman's jewels.) crook2) (a dishonest or deceiving person.) twister* * *Gau·ner(in)<-s, ->[ˈgaunɐ]m(f) (pej)* * *der; Gauners, Gauner1) (abwertend) crook (coll.); rogueein kleiner Gauner — a small-time crook (coll.)
* * *diese Gauner! what a bunch of crooks!;die kleinen Gauner hängt man, die großen lässt man laufen sprichw there’s one law for the rich and another for the poor* * *der; Gauners, Gauner1) (abwertend) crook (coll.); rogueein kleiner Gauner — a small-time crook (coll.)
* * *- m.crook n.rascal n.swindler n.tricker n.trickster n. -
3 hergelaufen
I P.P. herlaufenII Adj. pej.: jeder hergelaufene Kerl any (old) Tom, Dick or Harry; du kannst doch nicht diesen hergelaufenen Kerl heiraten you can’t possibly marry this Johnny-come-lately that no one knows anything about* * *her|ge|lau|fenadj attr (pej)See:* * *her·ge·lau·fen* * ** * *B. adj pej:jeder hergelaufene Kerl any (old) Tom, Dick or Harry;du kannst doch nicht diesen hergelaufenen Kerl heiraten you can’t possibly marry this Johnny-come-lately that no one knows anything about* * * -
4 Kröte
f; -, -n2. umg. fig (Person): giftige Kröte spiteful ( oder venomous) creature, nasty piece of work; (Kind): ( freche) kleine Kröte (cheeky) little devil ( oder rascal)* * *die Krötetoad* * *Krö|te ['krøːtə]f -, -neine freche ( kleine) Krö́te (inf) — a cheeky (little) minx (Brit inf), a little devil (esp US inf)
eine giftige Krö́te (inf) — a spiteful creature
die paar Krö́ten — the few pounds
* * *(a kind of reptile, like a large frog.) toad* * *Krö·te<-, -n>[ˈkrø:tə]f1. ZOOL toad3. (fam) brat fam; (pej: Miststück) bugger BRIT masc pej fam, asshole AM masc pej fam, bitch fem pej fam4.▶ eine \Kröte schlucken müssen to have to swallow a bitter pill* * *die; Kröte, Kröten1) toadein paar/eine ganze Menge Kröten verdienen — earn a few bob (Brit. sl.) /a fair old whack (coll.)
meine letzten paar Kröten — my last few bob (Brit. sl.) /bucks (Amer. sl.)
3) (ugs. abwertend): (Mensch) creature* * *1. ZOOL toad;eine Kröte schlucken umg, fig grasp the nettle, bite the bullet2. umg fig (Person):(freche) kleine Kröte (cheeky) little devil ( oder rascal)3. pl umg (Geld):meine letzten Kröten my last few pennies* * *die; Kröte, Kröten1) toadein paar/eine ganze Menge Kröten verdienen — earn a few bob (Brit. sl.) /a fair old whack (coll.)
meine letzten paar Kröten — my last few bob (Brit. sl.) /bucks (Amer. sl.)
3) (ugs. abwertend): (Mensch) creature* * *-n f.toad n. -
5 Räuber
m; -s, -1. robber; (Straßenräuber) highwayman; Räuber und Gendarm spielen altm. play cops and robbers; unter die Räuber gefallen sein umg. be fleeced2. Tier: beast of prey, predator3. umg. (Kind) rascal, scamp* * *der Räuberbandit; predator; hijacker; robber; spoiler* * *Räu|ber ['rɔybɐ]1. m -s, -,Rä́ú|be|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenrobber, brigand (old); (bei Banküberfall etc) robber, raider; (= Wegelagerer) highwayman; (inf = Kind) rascal (inf)Ali Baba und die vierzig Rä́úber — Ali Baba and the forty thieves
unter die Rä́úber fallen or geraten — to fall among thieves
der Fuchs ist ein Rä́úber — the fox is a beast of prey, the fox is a predator
Rä́úber und Gendarm — cops and robbers
* * *(a bird, eg a hawk, or animal, eg a lion, that attacks and kills others for food.) predator* * *Räu·ber(in)<-s, ->[ˈrɔybɐ]m(f) robber\Räuber und Gendarm cops and robbers* * *der; Räubers, Räuber1) robber2) (Zool.): (Tier) predator* * *1. robber; (Straßenräuber) highwayman;Räuber und Gendarm spielen obs play cops and robbers;unter die Räuber gefallen sein umg be fleeced2. Tier: beast of prey, predator3. umg (Kind) rascal, scamp* * *der; Räubers, Räuber1) robber2) (Zool.): (Tier) predator* * *- m.bandit n.predator n.robber n. -
6 Bandit
m; -en, -en1. bandit; umg., fig. crook* * *der Banditbadman; bandit; outlaw; scoundrel* * *Ban|dit [ban'diːt]1. m -en, -en,Ban|dí|tin[-'diːtɪn]2. f -, -nenbandit, brigand; (fig pej) brigandeinarmiger Bandít — one-armed bandit
* * *(an outlaw or robber, especially as a member of a gang: They were attacked by bandits in the mountains.) bandit* * *Ban·dit(in)<-en, -en>[banˈdi:t]einarmiger \Bandit one-armed bandit* * *der; Banditen, Banditen bandit; brigand; (fam. scherzh.) rascal* * *1. bandit; umg, fig crook2.einarmiger Bandit umg one-armed bandit* * *der; Banditen, Banditen bandit; brigand; (fam. scherzh.) rascal* * *-en m.bandit n. -
7 Bösewicht
m; Pl. -er oder -e; altm., hum. villain, rogue (beide auch fig., iro.)* * *der Bösewichtvillain* * *Bö|se|wicht ['bøːzəvɪçt]m -(e)s, -e or -er (old, hum)villain* * *Bö·se·wicht<-[e]s, -er o -e>[ˈbø:zəvɪçt]m* * *der; Bösewicht[e]s, Bösewichter1) (ugs. scherzh.): (Schlingel) rascal2) (veralt., fig.): (Schuft) villain* * ** * *der; Bösewicht[e]s, Bösewichter1) (ugs. scherzh.): (Schlingel) rascal2) (veralt., fig.): (Schuft) villain* * *m.villain n. -
8 mir
pers. Pron. ( Dat von ich) (to) me; ( auch mir selbst) myself; das hätte ich mir denken können I should have realized (that); ich dachte bei mir:... I thought to myself:...; er gab es mir he gave it to me, he gave me it; mir ist kalt I feel cold; ein Freund von mir a friend of mine; du bist mir ein schöner Freund a fine friend you are; du bist mir vielleicht einer! umg. you’re a right one (Am. a rascal), you are!; lass mir meine Ruhe leave me alone; dass ihr mir ja nichts verratet! Drohung: and don’t you dare breathe a word of it!; von mir aus it’s OK by me, (go ahead,) I don’t mind; wie du mir, so ich dir an eye for an eye, tit for tat; ich putzte mir die Zähne I brushed my teeth; das verbitte ich mir! I won’t have it!; nichts* * *me; myself* * *[miːɐ]pers pron datto me; (nach Präpositionen) meein Freund von mír — a friend of mine
von mír aus! (inf) — I don't mind, fair enough
es war mír nichts, dir nichts weg — the next thing I knew it had gone
und das mír! — why me (of all people)?
du bist mír vielleicht einer! (inf) — you're a right one, you are! (inf)
See:→ auch ihm* * *me* * *[ˈmi:ɐ̯]1. to megib es \mir sofort zurück! give it back [to me] immediately!hast du \mir irgendetwas verschwiegen? have you been hiding anything from me?und das \mir! why me [of all people]!dass du/ihr \mir...! (fam) make sure you...aber dass ihr \mir keine Dummheiten macht! but be sure not to do anything stupid!2. nach präp mebei \mir with me, at my houseeine alte Bekannte von \mir an old acquaintance of minekomm mit zu \mir come back to my placevon \mir aus! (fam) I don't mind!, if you like!, as far as I'm concerned [you can]!3.ich wasche \mir die Haare I'm washing my hairich wünsche \mir, dass... I wish that...* * *1.Dat. Sg. des Personalpron. ich1) to me; (nach Präpositionen) megib es mir — give it to me; give me it
mir nichts, dir nichts — (ugs.) just like that; without so much as a ‘by your leave’
2)und grüß mir alle Verwandten! — and give my regards to all the relatives
2.du bist mir vielleicht einer! — (ugs.) a fine one you are!
Dat. des Reflexivpron. der 1. Pers. Sg. myselfich habe mir gedacht, dass... — I thought that...
ich will mir ein neues Kleid kaufen — I want to buy myself a new dress
* * *mir selbst) myself;das hätte ich mir denken können I should have realized (that);ich dachte bei mir: … I thought to myself: …;er gab es mir he gave it to me, he gave me it;mir ist kalt I feel cold;ein Freund von mir a friend of mine;du bist mir ein schöner Freund a fine friend you are;du bist mir vielleicht einer! umg you’re a right one (US a rascal), you are!;lass mir meine Ruhe leave me alone;dass ihr mir ja nichts verratet! Drohung: and don’t you dare breathe a word of it!;wie du mir, so ich dir an eye for an eye, tit for tat;ich putzte mir die Zähne I brushed my teeth;* * *1.Dat. Sg. des Personalpron. ich1) to me; (nach Präpositionen) megib es mir — give it to me; give me it
mir nichts, dir nichts — (ugs.) just like that; without so much as a ‘by your leave’
2)2.du bist mir vielleicht einer! — (ugs.) a fine one you are!
Dat. des Reflexivpron. der 1. Pers. Sg. myselfich habe mir gedacht, dass... — I thought that...
* * *pron.me pron. -
9 Schuft
m; -(e)s, -e; pej. rogue, scoundrel; dieser gemeine Schuft! this lousy scumbag!, the rotten bastard Sl.!* * *der Schuftknave; scoundrel; crook; rascal; cad; scamp; rotter; blackguard* * *Schụft [ʃʊft]m -(e)s, -eheel (inf), cad, blackguard (old)* * *(a name used in annoyance or anger: You wretch!) wretch* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃʊft]* * *der; Schuft[e]s, Schufte (abwertend) scoundrel; swine* * *dieser gemeine Schuft! this lousy scumbag!, the rotten bastard sl!* * *der; Schuft[e]s, Schufte (abwertend) scoundrel; swine* * *-e m.rascal n.scamp n.scoundrel n.villain n. -
10 Teufelsbraten
m altm., umg.1. hum. (Schlingel) rogue, rascal, rapscallion, madcap2. (boshafter Mensch) (real) bad lot* * *Teu|fels|bra|ten devil* * *Teufelsbraten m obs, umg1. hum (Schlingel) rogue, rascal, rapscallion, madcap2. (boshafter Mensch) (real) bad lot
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