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1.(Cards)noun Trumpf, derturn up trumps — (Brit. coll.) (turn out better than expected) doch noch ein voller Erfolg werden; (do the right thing) die Situation retten
2. transitive verbhold all the trumps — (fig.) alle Trümpfe in der Hand haben od. halten
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92961/trump_up">trump up* * *1. noun(in some card games, any card of a suit which has been declared to rank higher than the other suits: This time, hearts are trumps; ( also adjective) a trump card.) der Trumf; Trumpf-...2. verb(to defeat (an ordinary card) by playing a card from the trump suit: He trumped (my king) with a heart.) stechen* * *trump1[trʌmp]I. nto draw/play a \trump einen Trumpf ziehen/ausspielen2. (suit)▪ \trumps pl Trumpf m, Trumpffarbe f3.II. vt▪ to \trump sb/sth1. (cards) jdn/etw übertrumpfen2. (better) jdn/etw ausstechentrump2[trʌmp]at the Last T\trump REL wenn die Posaunen des Jüngsten Gerichts erklingen* * *I [trʌmp] Trumpf mwhat's trumps? — was ist Trumpf?
he's absolutely trumps (dated inf) — er ist große Klasse (inf)
to come or turn up trumps ( Brit inf ) — sich als Sieger erweisen
2. vt (CARDS)stechen; (fig) übertrumpfen IIn (liter)Trompete f* * *trump1 [trʌmp] s obs oder poet1. Trompete f2. Trompetenstoß m:the last trump die Posaune des Jüngsten Gerichtstrump2 [trʌmp]A s1. Kartenspiel:a) pl, besonders US auch sg Trumpf mplay one’s trump card fig seinen Trumpf ausspielen;a) es sich doch noch überlegen,b) Glück haben ( with mit),c) über sich hinauswachsen,d) die Situation retten2. umg feiner KerlB v/t1. a) eine Karte trumpfen, mit einem Trumpf stechenb) jemanden, eine Karte übertrumpfenC v/i trumpfen:a) Trumpf ausspielenb) mit einem Trumpf stechen* * *1.(Cards)noun Trumpf, derturn up trumps — (Brit. coll.) (turn out better than expected) doch noch ein voller Erfolg werden; (do the right thing) die Situation retten
2. transitive verbhold all the trumps — (fig.) alle Trümpfe in der Hand haben od. halten
Phrasal Verbs:- trump up* * *n.Trumpf -¨e m. -
2 spade
noun1) Spaten, dercall a spade a spade — das Kind beim [rechten] Namen nennen (ugs.)
have something in spades — etwas in höchstem Maße haben od. besitzen
pay somebody back in spades — es jemandem doppelt heimzahlen
2) (Cards) Pik, das; see also academic.ru/13630/club">club 1. 4)* * *I [speid] noun(a tool with a broad blade and a handle, used for digging.) der SpatenII [speid] noun(one of the playing-cards of the suit spades.) das Pik- spades* * *[speɪd]na bucket and \spade Eimer und Schaufelgarden \spade Gartenschaufel f4.▶ to call a \spade a \spade das Kind beim [rechten] Namen nennen, kein Blatt vor den Mund nehmenI don't get colds very often but when I do I get them in \spades ich erkälte mich nicht oft, aber wenn, dann kommt's dicke* * *[speɪd]n1) (= tool) Spaten m; (= children's spade) Schaufel fto call a spade a spade ( Brit prov ) — das Kind beim Namen nennen (Prov)
the Queen/two of Spades —
* * *spade1 [speıd]A s1. Spaten m:call a spade a spade fig das Kind beim (rechten) Namen nennen;dig the first spade den ersten Spatenstich tun2. MIL Lafettensporn mB v/t2. den Speck von einem Wal abschälenC v/i graben, mit dem Spaten arbeitenspade2 [speıd] s1. Kartenspiel:a) Pik(karte) n(f), Grün nqueen of spades Pikdame f;in spades US umg im höchsten Grade; unverblümt;tell sb what one thinks of them, in spades jemandem unverblümt sagen, was man von ihm hält2. US sl pej Nigger m* * *noun1) Spaten, dercall a spade a spade — das Kind beim [rechten] Namen nennen (ugs.)
have something in spades — etwas in höchstem Maße haben od. besitzen
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