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/kɔk/ * danh từ - con gà trống =fighting cock+ gà chọi =cock of the wood+ gà rừng - chim trống (ở những danh từ ghép) =cock robin+ chim cổ đỏ trống - người đứng đầu; người có vai vế nhất; đầu sỏ =cock of the walk+ người vai vế nhất =cock of the school+ học sinh ngang bướng nhất trường, đầu sỏ ở trường - chong chóng (chỉ chiều) gió ((cũng) weathercock) - vòi nước - kim (của cái cân) - cò súng =at fult cock+ sẵn sàng nổ cò (súng) =at half cock+ gần sẵn sàng nổ cò (súng) - (từ lóng), tục cái buồi, con cặc - mép mũ vểnh lên; đầu mũ hếch lên - cái liếc, cái nháy mắt =to look at somebody with a cock in one's eye+ liếc nhìn ai !as pround as a cock on his own dunghill - (tục ngữ) chó cậy gần nhà, gà cậy gần chuồng !old cock - cố nội, ông tổ (gọi người thân) !that cock won't fight - cái mẹo đó không ăn thua; kế hoạch đó không ăn thua; lý lẽ đó không nước gì * ngoại động từ - lên cò súng - vểnh lên, hếch lên, dựng lên =to cock one's ears+ vểnh tay lên (để nghe) =to cock one's nose+ hếch mũi lên (tỏ vẻ khinh bỉ) =to cock one's hat+ đội mũ lệch, vểnh mép mũ lên - nháy nháy ai; liếc nhìn ai * nội động từ - vểnh lên - vênh váo ra vẻ thách thức !to cock a snook - (xem) snook * danh từ - đống rơm (cỏ khô... ở cánh đồng) -
2 mit Ohren
- {eared} = die Ohren spitzen {to cock one's ears; to perk up one's ears; to prick up one's ears}+ = die Ohren steifhalten {to keep a stiff upper lip; to keep one's chin up}+ = mit gestutzten Ohren {cropeared}+ = bis über beide Ohren {head over ears}+ = Halt die Ohren steif! {Keep a stiff upper lip!}+ = mir klingen die Ohren {my ears tingle}+ = jemandem in den Ohren liegen {to pester someone}+ = Er ist noch grün hinter den Ohren. {He is half-baked.}+ = bis über beide Ohren verliebt sein {to be head over heels in love}+ = die Kaninchenrasse mit hängenden Ohren {lopear}+ = bis über die Ohren verschuldet sein {to be up to one's eyes in debt}+ = Er hat es faustdick hinter den Ohren. {He is a deep me.; He is a sly old dog.}+ = Sie ist bis über beide Ohren verliebt. {She's head over ears in love.}+ = jemandem das Fell über die Ohren ziehen {to pull the wool over someone's eyes}+
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