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1 bastard
1. adjective1) unehelich2) (hybrid) verfälscht [Sprache, Stil]3) (Bot., Zool.) Bastard-2. nounthe poor bastard! — (unfortunate person) das arme Schwein! (ugs.)
* * *1. noun(a child born of parents not married to each other.) das uneheliche Kind2. adjectivea bastard son.) unehelich* * *bas·tard[ˈbɑ:stəd, AM ˈbæstɚd]n1. ( pej: as abuse) Dreckskerl m pej derb, Schweinehund m pej derb, Scheißkerl m pej derb, SCHWEIZ a. Bastard m pej derbyou \bastard! du Hund! pej famthis crossword's a \bastard das Kreuzworträtsel hier ist eine verdammt harte Nuss fam\bastard son/daughter unehelicher Sohn/uneheliche Tochterto be born a \bastard ein uneheliches Kind sein* * *['bAːstəd]1. nstupid bastard — Arschloch nt (vulg)
poor bastard — armes Schwein (inf), armer Hund (inf)
3) (sl= difficult job etc)
this question is a real bastard — diese Frage ist wirklich hundsgemein (inf)2. adj* * *A s1. a) uneheliches Kind, pej Bankert m, HIST Bastard mb) BIOL Bastard m, Mischling m2. sla) pej Bastard m, Scheißkerl mb) allg Kerl m:lucky bastard Glückspilz m;poor bastard armer Hund, armes Schweinc) that job is a real bastard diese Arbeit ist einfach beschissen;this bastard of a headache diese verfluchten KopfschmerzenB adj1. unehelich2. BIOL Bastard…, Mischlings…, falsch3. fig nachgemacht, unecht, Pseudo…4. fig abnorm, von der Norm abweichend:* * *1. adjective1) unehelich2) (hybrid) verfälscht [Sprache, Stil]3) (Bot., Zool.) Bastard-2. nounthe poor bastard! — (unfortunate person) das arme Schwein! (ugs.)
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2 sod
I noun(turf) Sode, dieII 1.the poor old sod — das arme Schwein (salopp)
2. transitive verb,that's sod's law sod's law was proved right — (coll.) es mußte ja so kommen
- dd-sod that/you! — verdammter Mist/scher dich zum Teufel! (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91832/sod_off">sod off* * *sod1[sɒd, AM sɑ:d]I. n Grassode f, Grasnarbe fII. vt<- dd->▪ to \sod sth etw mit Gras bedeckensod2[sɒd]this is a \sod of a car das ist vielleicht eine Mistkarre! sllucky \sod Glückspilz mpoor \sod armer Kerl, armes Schwein fam3.▪ to \sod sb/sth jdn/etw verfluchen\sod it! verdammter Mist! sl* * *I [sɒd]n(= turf) Grassode fII (Brit inf)beneath the sod (liter) — unter dem grünen Rasen (liter)
1. n(mean, nasty) Sau f (inf)the poor sods — die armen Schweine (inf)
you stupid sod — blöde Sau! (inf)
2. vtsod it! — verdammte Scheiße! (inf)
* * *sod1 [sɒd; US sɑd]A s1. Rasen(fläche) m(f):2. Rasenstück n, Sode fB v/t mit Rasen(stücken) bedeckensod2 [sɒd; US sɑd] besonders Br vulgA s1. a) Arschloch n pej (dummer oder widerlicher Kerl):b) a sod of a car ein Scheißauto2. Kerl m:poor sod armes Schwein slsod it! Scheiße! umgC v/i sod off! ‚verpiss dich! sl* * *I noun(turf) Sode, dieII 1.the poor old sod — das arme Schwein (salopp)
2. transitive verb,that's sod's law sod's law was proved right — (coll.) es mußte ja so kommen
- dd-sod that/you! — verdammter Mist/scher dich zum Teufel! (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- sod off -
3 miserable
adjective1) (unhappy) unglücklich; erbärmlich, elend [Leben[sbedingungen]]2) (causing wretchedness) trostlos; trist [Wetter, Urlaub]3) (contemptible, mean) armseliga miserable five pounds — klägliche od. (ugs.) miese fünf Pfund
* * *['mizərəbl]1) (very unhappy; She's been miserable since he went away.) unglücklich2) (very poor in quantity or quality: The house was in a miserable condition.) elend•- academic.ru/89180/miserably">miserably* * *mis·er·able[ˈmɪzərəbl̩, AM -zɚ-]1. (unhappy) unglücklich, elendto feel \miserable sich akk elend fühlento look \miserable elend aussehena \miserable life ein elendes Lebena \miserable time eine schreckliche [o fürchterliche] Zeitto make life \miserable [for sb] [jdm] das Leben unerträglich [o zur Qual] machen2. attr (bad-tempered) griesgrämig, miesepet[e]rig fam; (repulsive) unausstehlich, widerlich, fies fam; ( fam: as insult) mies fam, Mist- fam\miserable old git alter Miesepeter3. (very unpleasant) schauderhaft, grässlich, elend\miserable weather schauderhaftes [o grässliches] Wetter4. (inadequate) armselig, dürftiga \miserable £20 lumpige 20 Pfundto live in \miserable conditions in armseligen Verhältnissen leben\miserable salary armseliges [o fam mieses] Gehalta \miserable concert ein miserables Konzerta \miserable result ein erbärmliches Ergebnisto be a \miserable failure ein kompletter Misserfolg sein* * *['mIzərəbl]adjI feel miserable today — ich fühle mich heute elend or (ill) miserabel
miserable with hunger/cold — elend vor Hunger/Kälte
to make sb miserable — jdm Kummer machen or bereiten, jdn unglücklich machen
to make life miserable for sb, to make sb's life miserable — jdm das Leben zur Qual machen
2) (= wretched, causing distress) headache, cold, weather grässlich, fürchterlich; life, existence, hovel, spectacle erbärmlich, elend, jämmerlich; place öde, trostloshe died a miserable death — er ist elend or jämmerlich zugrunde or zu Grunde gegangen
3) (= contemptible) miserabel, jämmerlich, erbärmlich; person gemein, erbärmlich; treatment, behaviour gemein; sum, failure kläglich, jämmerlicha miserable £3 — mickrige 3 Pfund
you miserable little wretch! — du mieses kleines Biest!, du Miststück! (inf)
* * *miserable [ˈmızərəbl] adj (adv miserably)1. elend, jämmerlich, erbärmlich, armselig, kläglich (alle auch pej):feel miserable sich elend fühlen;a miserable morning ein trister Morgen;a miserable three pounds miese drei Pfund sl;it was miserably cold es war erbärmlich kalt;fail miserably kläglich versagen2. traurig, unglücklich3. schändlich, gemein* * *adjective1) (unhappy) unglücklich; erbärmlich, elend [Leben[sbedingungen]]2) (causing wretchedness) trostlos; trist [Wetter, Urlaub]3) (contemptible, mean) armseliga miserable five pounds — klägliche od. (ugs.) miese fünf Pfund
* * *adj.elend adj.unglücklich adj.
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