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1 Sod's 'law
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2 sod's law
das musste ja passieren -
3 Sod’s law
Sod’s law, sod’s law [sɒdz] Br umg → academic.ru/48639/Murphy%E2%80%99s_Law">Murphy’s Law -
4 sod’s law
Sod’s law, sod’s law [sɒdz] Br umg → academic.ru/48639/Murphy%E2%80%99s_Law">Murphy’s Law -
5 Sod's law
["sɒdz'lɔː]n (inf)"Gesetz", demzufolge eine Sache, die schiefgehen kann, auch bestimmt schiefgehen wird -
6 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 -
7 Sods law
sod's ˈlaw, Sod's ˈlawthat's \Sods law das musste ja passieren -
8 sods law
sod's ˈlaw, Sod's ˈlawthat's \sods law das musste ja passieren
См. также в других словарях:
Sod's law — n [U] BrE the natural tendency for things to go wrong whenever possible used humorously American Equivalent: Murphy s Law ▪ It s Sod s law that the car breaks down when you need it most … Dictionary of contemporary English
sod's law — states that if something can go wrong then it will … The small dictionary of idiomes
Sod's law — [sädz] n. [Brit. Informal] MURPHY S LAW * * * … Universalium
Sod's Law — noun uncount BRITISH HUMOROUS MURPHY S LAW … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Sod's law — [sädz] n. [Brit. Informal] MURPHY S LAW … English World dictionary
sod's law — Sod s law states that if something can go wrong then it will. (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
Sod's law — Sod s law states that if something can go wrong then it will … Dictionary of English idioms
Sod's Law — noun humorous axiom stating that anything that can go wrong will go wrong • Syn: ↑Murphy s Law • Hypernyms: ↑gnome * * * Sod s law see under ↑sod2 • • • Main Entry: ↑law Sod … Useful english dictionary
Sod's Law — British, humorous the way in which plans fail and bad things happen where there is any possibility of them doing so. It s Sod s Law that on the one occasion when the train arrives on time, I m late! … New idioms dictionary
Sod's law — noun (U) BrE humorous the natural tendency for things to go wrong whenever possible: It s Sod s law that the car breaks down when you need it most … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
Sod's Law — UK / US noun [uncountable] British humorous the theory that if something can go wrong it will go wrong It s Sod s Law: the day before you go on holiday, someone offers you a job … English dictionary