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1 sing
1. intransitive verb, 2. transitive verb,sang, sung singensing somebody to sleep — jemanden in den Schlaf singen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91604/sing_along">sing along- sing out- sing up* * *[siŋ]past tense - sang; verb(to make (musical sounds) with one's voice: He sings very well; She sang a Scottish song; I could hear the birds singing in the trees.) singen- singer- singing
- sing out* * *sing1to be in the \sing im Sing. stehensing2[sɪŋ]I. vi1. (utter musical sounds) singen▪ to \sing to [or for] sb jdm etw vorsingen3. (ringing noise) dröhnenmy ears were \singing mir dröhnten die OhrenII. vt▪ to \sing sth etw singento \sing alto/tenor/soprano Alt/Tenor/Sopran singento \sing the praises of sb/sth ein Loblied auf jdn/etw singen3.▶ to \sing another [or a different] tune (to be less friendly) einen anderen Ton anschlagen; (change opinion) seine Einstellung [o Meinung] ändern* * *[sɪŋ] vb: pret sang, ptp sung1. nto have a ( good) sing — (tüchtig) singen
2. vt1) song singento sing the praises of sb/sth — ein Loblied auf jdn/etw singen
2) (poet) besingen, singen von3. visingen; (ears) dröhnen; (kettle) summenthey are singing from the same hymn sheet or song sheet ( Brit fig ) — sie sagen alle das Gleiche or dasselbe
* * *sing [sıŋ]1. singen:sing along mitsingen;sing to sb jemandem vorsingen;sing up lauter singen;sing small fig umg klein beigeben, kleinlaut werden2. summen (Biene, Wasserkessel etc)3. zirpen (Grille)4. krähen (Hahn)5. fig pfeifen, sausen, schwirren (Geschoss etc)6. heulen, pfeifen (Wind)7. klingen (Ohren)8. poet singen, dichten:sing of besingen9. sich gut etc singen lassen (Melodie etc)11. sl singen (to bei):sing on sb jemanden verpfeifenB v/t1. singen:sing sorrow obs jammern2. sing out ausrufen, schreien3. poet besingen4. sing a child to sleep ein Kind in den Schlaf singenC s besonders US umg (Gemeinschafts)Singen n* * *1. intransitive verb, 2. transitive verb,sang, sung singensing somebody a song or a song for somebody — jemandem ein Lied vorsingen
Phrasal Verbs:- sing out- sing up* * *v.(§ p.,p.p.: sang, sung)= singen v.(§ p.,pp.: sang, gesungen) -
2 sing up
intransitive verb* * *◆ sing upvi esp BRIT, AUS lauter singen* * *vilauter singen* * *intransitive verb -
3 sing up
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4 maths
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5 rounders
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6 cert
noun(Brit. coll.)1)2) (as winner) todsicherer Tipp (ugs.)* * *cert1[sɜ:t]to be a dead \cert eine todsichere Sache sein famit's a dead \cert that they'll lose sie werden todsicher verlierencert2* * *I [sɜːt] abbr See: of academic.ru/11849/certificate">certificate II [sɜːt]n (Brit inf)a (dead) cert — eine todsichere Sache (inf)
it's a dead cert he'll be coming — er kommt todsicher (inf)
* * *cert [sɜːt] s Br umg sichere Sache:* * *noun(Brit. coll.)1)2) (as winner) todsicherer Tipp (ugs.) -
7 flutter
1. intransitive verb1) [Vogel, Motte, Papier, Vorhang, Fahne, Segel, Drachen, Flügel:] flattern; [Blumen, Gräser usw.:] schaukeln2) (beat abnormally) [Herz:] schneller od. höher schlagen2. transitive verbflattern mit [Flügel]flutter one's eyelashes — mit den Wimpern klimpern
3. nounflutter one's eyelashes at somebody — jemandem mit den Wimpern zuklimpern
1) Flattern, das* * *1. verb2) ((of a bird, insect etc) to move the wings rapidly and lightly: The moth fluttered round the light.) flattern2. noun2) (nervous excitement: She was in a great flutter.) die Aufregung* * *flut·ter[ˈflʌtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]I. vi3. (fall)▪ to \flutter somewhere irgendwohin flattern4.▶ to make one's heart \flutter das Herz höher schlagen lassenII. vt▪ to \flutter sth etw flattern lassenthe bird \fluttered its wings der Vogel schlug mit den FlügelnIII. nto have a \flutter ein paar Mark riskierento put sth in a \flutter etw in Aufregung akk versetzento be all of a \flutter völlig aus dem Häuschen sein fam* * *['flʌtə(r)]1. viher heart fluttered as he entered the room — sie bekam Herzklopfen, als er das Zimmer betrat
to flutter around — herumtänzeln, nervös herumfuhrwerken (inf)
she fluttered into/out of the room — sie tänzelte ins Zimmer/aus dem Zimmer
2. vtfan, piece of paper wedeln mit; (birds) wings flattern mit; one's eyelashes klimpern mit (hum inf)to flutter one's eyelashes at sb — mit den Wimpern klimpern (hum), jdn mit einem tollen Augenaufschlag bezirzen
3. n1) Flattern nt (ALSO MED)this caused a flutter among the audience — dies verursachte leichte Unruhe im Publikum
2)flutter of anxiety/excitement — besorgte/aufgeregte Unruhe
3) (Brit inf)he likes his little flutter on a Friday night — er versucht freitagabends gern sein Glück beim Wetten
* * *flutter [ˈflʌtə(r)]A v/i1. flattern (Fahne, Vogel etc, auch MED Herz, Puls)3. zittern4. flackern (Flamme)B v/t1. wedeln mit, schwenken:flutter one’s eyelashes mit den Wimpern klimpern;flutter its wings mit den Flügeln schlagen3. Br umg einen kleinen Betrag verwettenC s3. Br umg kleine Wette:have a flutter on the horses beim Pferderennen ein paar Pfund riskieren* * *1. intransitive verb1) [Vogel, Motte, Papier, Vorhang, Fahne, Segel, Drachen, Flügel:] flattern; [Blumen, Gräser usw.:] schaukeln2) (beat abnormally) [Herz:] schneller od. höher schlagen2. transitive verbflattern mit [Flügel]3. noun1) Flattern, das* * *n.Flattern n.Gleichlaufschwankung f.Tonhöhenschwankung f. v.flattern v. -
8 manor
noun1) (land) [Land]gut, daslord/lady of the manor — Gutsherr, der/Gutsherrin, die
2) (house) Herrenhaus, das* * *man·or[ˈmænəʳ, AM -ɚ]nlord of the \manor Gutsherr m* * *['mnə(r)]nGutshof m, (Land)gut ntlord/lady of the manor — Gutsherr m/-herrin f
* * *manor [ˈmænə(r)] s1. HIST Br Rittergut n:2. Bra) (Land)Gut n3. HIST US Pachtland n4. Br umg Polizeibezirk m* * *noun1) (land) [Land]gut, daslord/lady of the manor — Gutsherr, der/Gutsherrin, die
2) (house) Herrenhaus, das* * *n.Gutshaus -¨er n. -
9 muggins
noun* * *mug·gins[ˈmʌgɪnz]I suppose \muggins here will have to clear up! ich schätze, dass ich wieder der Dumme bin und aufräumen muss* * *['mʌgɪnz]n sing (Brit inf)Blödmann m (inf)while muggins does all the work — und ich bin mal wieder der/die Dumme und kann die ganze Arbeit allein machen
and muggins here forgot... — und ich Blödmann vergesse (inf)..., und der Blödmann hier vergisst (inf)
* * *muggins [ˈmʌɡınz] pl -ginses, auch -gins s1. Br sla) Trottel m pejb) ich Trottel!* * *noun2) (myself, stupidly) ich Dummkopf (ugs.) -
10 niff
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11 rollicking
rol·lick·ing1[ˈrɒlɪkɪŋ, AM ˈrɑ:l-]\rollicking party ausgelassenes Fest\rollicking film lustiger Filmto have a \rollicking good time mal so richtig auf den Putz hauenrol·lick·ing2[ˈrɒlɪkɪŋ]* * *['rɒlIkɪŋ]1. adjperson ausgelassen; occasion, life wildrollicking (good) fun — Mordsspaß m (inf)
a rollicking success — ein Mordserfolg m (inf)
to have a rollicking time — richtig auf die Pauke hauen (inf)
2. n (Brit inf= telling-off)* * *A adj (adv rollickingly) ausgelassen, übermütigB s Br umg:get a rollicking den Marsch geblasen bekommen ( from von);give sb a rollicking jemandem den Marsch blasen* * *adj.ausgelassen adj.übermütig adj. -
12 knock-up
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13 wind-up
[ˈwaɪndʌp]I. na business/company \wind-up eine Geschäfts-/Firmenauflösungis this a \wind-up? willst du mich auf den Arm nehmen?* * *['waɪndʌp]n1)See:= winding-up -
14 manor
man·or [ʼmænəʳ, Am -ɚ] nlord of the \manor Gutsherr m -
15 boots
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16 doings
noun plural (the things which a person does: He tells me about all your doings.) die Tätigkeit* * *do·ings[ˈdu:ɪŋz]* * ** * *n.Machenschaft f. -
17 tripos
tri·pos<pl -es>[ˈtraɪpɒs]* * *['traɪpɒs]nAbschlussexamen nt (an der Universität Cambridge)* * * -
18 turps
noun* * *[tɜ:ps, AM tɜ:rps]* * *[tɜːps]n sing (Brit inf) abbrSee:of academic.ru/77159/turpentine">turpentine* * *2. Aus sl Alkohol m, besonders Bier n* * *noun -
19 greedy guts
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20 bruv
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