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1 lästern
I v/i pej. (abfällig reden) criticize (über jemanden / etw. s.o./s.th.); (sich den Mund zerreißen) gossip (about s.o. / s.th.), spread gossip (about s.o. / s.th.); über jemanden lästern auch take s.o. to pieces umg., Am. pick s.o. apart umg.; bösartig: say nasty ( stärker: malicious) things about s.o.(behind his oder her back); umg. bitch about s.o., Am. auch bad-mouth s.o. umg.* * *to blaspheme; to swear; to curse* * *lạ̈s|tern ['lɛstɐn]1. vito bitch (inf)über jdn/etw lästern — to bitch about sb/sth (inf), to run sb/sth down
wir haben gerade über dich gelästert (hum) — we were just talking about you, we were just taking your name in vain (hum)
2. vtGott to blaspheme against, to curse* * *läs·tern[ˈlɛstɐn]vi▪ [über jdn/etw] \lästern to make derisive [or disparaging] remarks [about sb/sth]* * *intransitives Verb (abwertend) make malicious remarks (über + Akk. about)* * *A. v/i pej (abfällig reden) criticize (über jemanden/etwas sb/sth); (sich den Mund zerreißen) gossip (about sb/sth), spread gossip (about sb/sth);über jemanden lästern auch take sb to pieces umg, US pick sb apart umg; bösartig: say nasty ( stärker: malicious) things about sb(behind his oder her back); umg bitch about sb, US auch bad-mouth sb umgB. v/t obs blaspheme against;Gott lästern blaspheme* * *intransitives Verb (abwertend) make malicious remarks (über + Akk. about)* * *v.to run someone (something)down expr. -
2 über jdn./etw. klatschen
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3 über jdn./etw. tratschen
to (spread) gossip about sb./sth. -
4 Nachrede
f: üble Nachrede malicious gossip; JUR. defamation (of character); mündlich: auch slander; jemanden in üble Nachrede bringen damage s.o.’s reputation* * *Nach|re|def1)jdn in üble Náchrede bringen — to damage sb's reputation, to bring sb into ill repute
üble Náchrede über jdn verbreiten or führen — to cast aspersions on sb's character
in üble Náchrede geraten or kommen — to get a bad reputation
* * *Nach·re·def JURüble \Nachrede defamation [of character] form, slanderüble \Nachrede [über jdn] verbreiten to spread slander [about sb]* * *üble Nachrede — malicious gossip; (Rechtsw.) defamation [of character]
* * *Nachrede f:jemanden in üble Nachrede bringen damage sb’s reputation* * *üble Nachrede — malicious gossip; (Rechtsw.) defamation [of character]
См. также в других словарях:
spread gossip — spread rumors … English contemporary dictionary
spread a rumor — spread gossip, promote a rumor … English contemporary dictionary
gossip — I n. 1) to spread gossip 2) common; idle; malicious, vicious; silly gossip 3) a piece, tidbit (AE), titbit (BE) of gossip 4) gossip about 5) gossip that + clause (have you heard the gossip that he intends to resign?) II v. (D; intr.) to gossip… … Combinatory dictionary
gossip — 1. noun 1) tell me all the gossip Syn: rumor(s), tittle tattle, whispers, canards, tidbits; scandal, hearsay; informal dirt, buzz, scuttlebutt 2) she s such a gossip Syn: scandalmonger, gossipmonger … Thesaurus of popular words
gossip — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. busybody, talebearer, chatterer; reports, rumors. v. i. talk, report, tattle, whisper. See curiosity, information, speech, news. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Local, petty talk] Syn. babble, chatter,… … English dictionary for students
spread — Hāli i, laha. Also: a ai (as a sore); a ama (the fingers); apakau (as sunlight); hāli i pili (as rain over pili grass); hela (as the arms); hola, hohola, pāhola, uhola, holopapa, hihi, hihina; pa ahihi, malele (here and there); pāhihi, oha,… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Gossip (disambiguation) — Gossip is news about people, sometimes slanderous, spread by word of mouth.The word gossip may also refer to: * Chat, the act of spreading news from person to person, especially rumors or private information * A talkative person (from the word s… … Wikipedia
gossip — [n1] talk about others; rumor account, babble, back fence talk*, blather, blether, buzz*, calumny, chatter, chitchat*, chronicle, clothesline*, conversation, cry, defamation, dirty laundry*, dirty linen*, dirty wash*, earful*, grapevine*, hearsay … New thesaurus
spread — vb Spread, circulate, disseminate, diffuse, propagate, radiate can all mean to extend or cause to extend over an area or space. Spread basically implies a drawing or stretching out to the limit {spread a net} {spread a cloth on the ground} {the… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
spread false rumors — spread untrue gossip … English contemporary dictionary
spread rumors — gossip, tell stories about people … English contemporary dictionary
