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1 Au!
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2 Aua!
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3 autsch
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4 autsch
Interj. ouch!* * *[autʃ]interj (inf)ouch, ow* * *[autʃ]interj (fam) ouch* * *Interjektion ouch; ow* * *autsch int ouch!* * *Interjektion ouch; ow -
5 au
[aː'|uː]f -, no pl abbrSee:* * *Au<-, -en>[au]* * *1) (bei Schmerz) ow; ouch2) (bei Überraschung, Begeisterung) oh* * *au int1. ouch!;au Backe! (oje) ouch!, ow!2.au ja! oh yes!;au fein oh great* * *1) (bei Schmerz) ow; ouch2) (bei Überraschung, Begeisterung) oh -
6 aua
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7 AU
[aː'|uː]f -, no pl abbrSee:* * *Au<-, -en>[au]* * *1) (bei Schmerz) ow; ouch2) (bei Überraschung, Begeisterung) oh* * ** * *1) (bei Schmerz) ow; ouch2) (bei Überraschung, Begeisterung) oh -
8 Au
[aː'|uː]f -, no pl abbrSee:* * *Au<-, -en>[au]* * *1) (bei Schmerz) ow; ouch2) (bei Überraschung, Begeisterung) oh* * ** * *1) (bei Schmerz) ow; ouch2) (bei Überraschung, Begeisterung) oh -
9 Interjektion
f; -, -en; LING. interjection* * *die Interjektioninterjection* * *In|ter|jek|ti|on [ɪntɐjɛk'tsioːn]f -, -eninterjection* * *(a word or words, or some noise, used to express surprise, dismay, pain or other feelings and emotions: Oh dear! I think I've lost my key; Ouch! That hurts!) interjection* * *In·ter·jek·ti·on<-, -en>[ɪntɐjɛkˈtsi̯o:n]f LING interjection* * *die; Interjektion, Interjektionen (Sprachw.) interjection* * ** * *die; Interjektion, Interjektionen (Sprachw.) interjection -
10 Au
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11 au
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12 autsch
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13 Eins
WENDUNGEN:\Eins A Ware first-class goods;halt mal fest und \Eins, zwei, drei habe ich den Dorn entfernt keep still and before you can say ‘ouch!’ I'll have the thorn out;es kommt \Eins zum anderen it's [just] one thing after another;das kommt [o läuft] auf \Eins hinaus ( fam) it doesn't make any difference, it all amounts to the same thing1) ( eine Ganzheit) [all] one2) ( egal)etw ist jdm \Eins sth is all one to sb, sth makes no difference to sb3) ( einig)sich \Eins mit jdm wissen/ fühlen to know/feel that one is in agreement with sbWENDUNGEN:das ist alles \Eins ( fam) it doesn't matter, it's all the same [thing]2. Eins <-, -en> [ʼains] f1) ( Zahl) one2) ( auf Würfel)lauter \Einsen würfeln to throw nothing but ones3) ( Verkehrslinie)die \Eins the [number] one4) ( Zeugnisnote)eine \Eins bekommen to get [an] A, to get [an] excellent [or an excellent mark] -
14 eins
WENDUNGEN:\eins A Ware first-class goods;halt mal fest und \eins, zwei, drei habe ich den Dorn entfernt keep still and before you can say ‘ouch!’ I'll have the thorn out;es kommt \eins zum anderen it's [just] one thing after another;das kommt [o läuft] auf \eins hinaus ( fam) it doesn't make any difference, it all amounts to the same thing1) ( eine Ganzheit) [all] one2) ( egal)etw ist jdm \eins sth is all one to sb, sth makes no difference to sb3) ( einig)sich \eins mit jdm wissen/ fühlen to know/feel that one is in agreement with sbWENDUNGEN:das ist alles \eins ( fam) it doesn't matter, it's all the same [thing]2. Eins <-, -en> [ʼains] f1) ( Zahl) one2) ( auf Würfel)lauter \einsen würfeln to throw nothing but ones3) ( Verkehrslinie)die \eins the [number] one4) ( Zeugnisnote)eine \eins bekommen to get [an] A, to get [an] excellent [or an excellent mark] -
15 au
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16 Au!
1. Oh!2. Ouch!3. Ow!
См. также в других словарях:
Ouch — (ouch), n. [OE. ouch, nouche (a nouch being taken for an ouch: cf. {Adder}), fr. OF. nusche, nosche, nousche, buckle, clasp, LL. nusca, fr. OHG. nusca, nuscha.] A socket or bezel holding a precious stone; hence, a jewel or ornament worn on the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Ouch — may refer to: An interjection that denotes pain (Obsolete jewellery term): a socket that a precious stone fits in Organization for Understanding Cluster Headaches, or OUCH Ouch, a 2008 single by London hip hop group N Dubz that appears on their… … Wikipedia
ouch — ☆ ouch1 [ouch ] interj. [echoic of natural cry] used to express sudden pain ouch2 [ouch] n. [< ME (a n)ouche < OFr nousche < Frank * nuskja, brooch, akin to OHG nusca, a clasp < IE base * ned , to twist together > NET1] 1. a clasp… … English World dictionary
ouch — [autʃ] interjection [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Natural sound] a sound that you make when you feel sudden pain ▪ Ouch! That hurt! … Dictionary of contemporary English
ouch — [ autʃ ] interjection SPOKEN used for expressing a feeling of sudden pain: Ouch! That really hurts! … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ouch — 1837, from Pennsylvania German outch, cry of pain, from Ger. autsch. The Japanese word is itai. Latin used au, hau … Etymology dictionary
ouch — ► EXCLAMATION ▪ used to express pain. ORIGIN natural exclamation … English terms dictionary
Ouch! — For the 1967 British film, see Ouch! (film). Ouch! Studio album by Lake Released 1980 (Germ … Wikipedia
ouch — [[t]a͟ʊtʃ[/t]] EXCLAM People say ouch when they suddenly feel pain. She was barefoot and stones dug into her feet. Ouch, ouch, she cried. Syn: ow … English dictionary
ouch — interjection /ˈaʊtʃ,æɔ̹ˀʧ/ a) An expression of ones own physical pain. Ouch! You stepped on my toe! That hurt! b) An expression in sympathy at anothers pain. Ouch! Her sunburn looks awful. Syn: ow … Wiktionary
Ouch — something that hurts, especially financially: But the $500 fine was the big ouch … Dictionary of Australian slang
