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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sacking
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noun* * *noun (a type of coarse cloth for making sacks.) das Sackleinen* * *sack·ing[ˈsækɪŋ]nmass \sacking Massenentlassung f* * *['skɪŋ]n1) (= material) Sackleinen nt2) (inf: dismissal) Entlassung f* * ** * *noun -
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hemp sacking Hanfgrobgewebe nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hemp sacking
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I 1. noun1) Sack, derget the sack — rausgeschmissen werden (ugs.)
3)2. transitive verb II 1. transitive verbhit the sack — (coll.) sich in die Falle hauen (salopp)
(loot) plündern2. nounPlünderung, die* * *I [sæk] noun(a large bag of coarse cloth, strong paper or plastic: The potatoes were put into sacks.) der Sack- academic.ru/63691/sacking">sacking- sackcloth II [sæk] verb* * *sack1[sæk]I. nplastic \sack Plastikbeutel m, Plastiksackerl nt ÖSTERR, Plastiktragetasche f, Plastiksack m SCHWEIZto be bad/good in the \sack schlecht/gut im Bett sein famto give sb the \sack jdn rausschmeißen [o an die Luft setzen] famII. vtsack2[sæk]the \sack of Rome die Plünderung RomsII. vt▪ to \sack sth etw plündern* * *I [sk]1. n1) Sack m2 sacks of coal — 2 Säcke or Sack Kohlen
to buy sth by the sack — etw sackweise or in Säcken kaufen
to get the sack — rausgeschmissen werden (inf), rausfliegen (inf)
to give sb the sack — jdn rausschmeißen (inf)
it's the sack for him — er wird rausgeschmissen (inf), er fliegt raus (inf)
3) (inf= bed)
to hit the sack — sich in die Falle or Klappe hauen (sl)2. vt1) (= put in sacks) einsacken2) (inf: dismiss) rausschmeißen (inf), entlassenII1. n(= pillage) Plünderung f2. vtplündern IIIn (old)Sherry m* * *sack1 [sæk]A s1. Sack ma) fliegen, an die Luft gesetzt (entlassen) werden,b) von einem Mädchen den Laufpass bekommen;give sb the sack → B 2;he was threatened with the sack ihm wurde mit Rausschmiss gedroht3. Sack m (voll)4. US (Verpackungs)Beutel m, (Papier)Sack m, Tüte f5. a) Umhang mb) (kurzer) loser Mantel6. sl Falle f, Klappe f (Bett):he’s still in the sack er liegt noch in der Falle;B v/t2. umgb) einem Liebhaber den Laufpass gebensack2 [sæk]B s Plünderung f:put to sack → Asack3 [sæk] s Br obs (aus SW-Europa importierter) trockener Weißwein* * *I 1. noun1) Sack, derget the sack — rausgeschmissen werden (ugs.)
3)2. transitive verb II 1. transitive verbhit the sack — (coll.) sich in die Falle hauen (salopp)
(loot) plündern2. nounPlünderung, die* * *n.Sack ¨-e m. v.plündern v. -
11 hop sack
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12 think twice about (doing) something
English-german dictionary > think twice about (doing) something
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13 think twice about (doing) something
English-german dictionary > think twice about (doing) something
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Sacking — Sack ing, n. [AS. s[ae]ccing, from s[ae]cc sack, bag.] Stout, coarse cloth of which sacks, bags, etc., are made. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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sacking — UK [ˈsækɪŋ] / US noun Word forms sacking : singular sacking plural sackings 1) [countable] British informal an act of forcing someone to leave their job 2) [uncountable] sackcloth … English dictionary
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