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1 Quengelei
f; -, -en; umg., Kind: (Weinen) whining, Brit. grizzling; (Drängen) nagging; von Erwachsenen: whingeing, Am. harping; hör mit der Quengelei auf! stop whining / nagging / whingeing* * *Quen|ge|lei [kvɛŋə'lai]f -, -en (inf)whining* * *Quen·ge·lei<-, -en>fhör auf mit den ewigen \Quengeleien stop your constant whining[, will you]* * *Quengelei f; -, -en; umg, Kind: (Weinen) whining, Br grizzling; (Drängen) nagging; von Erwachsenen: whingeing, US harping;hör mit der Quengelei auf! stop whining/nagging/whingeing -
2 quengeln
v/i umg., Kind: whine, Brit. grizzle; (drängen) nag; Erwachsener: whinge, Am. harp, kvetch; hör auf zu quengeln! stop whining / nagging / kvetching / whingeing; die Kinder quengelten so lange, bis sie nachgab the children went on nagging until she gave in* * *to whine* * *quẹn|geln ['kvɛŋln]vi (inf)to whine* * *quen·geln[ˈkvɛŋl̩n]vi (fam)1. (weinerlich sein) to whine2. (nörgeln)* * *intransitives Verb (ugs.)1) < baby> whimper, (coll.) grizzle2) (nörgeln) carp* * *hör auf zu quengeln! stop whining/nagging/kvetching/whingeing;die Kinder quengelten so lange, bis sie nachgab the children went on nagging until she gave in* * *intransitives Verb (ugs.)1) < baby> whimper, (coll.) grizzle2) (nörgeln) carp* * *v.to grouch v. -
3 Drängelei
f; -, -en; umg., pej.1. pushing and shoving, jostling2. fig. pestering* * *Drän|ge|lei [drɛŋə'lai]f -, -en (inf)pushing, jostling; (im Verkehr) jostling; (= Bettelei) pestering* * *Drän·ge·lei<-, -en>[drɛŋəˈlai]1. (lästiges Drängeln) pushing [and shoving], jostling2. (lästiges Drängen) nagging, pesteringhör auf mit dieser \Drängelei! stop pestering me!* * *die; Drängelei, Drängeleien (abwertend)1) pushing [and shoving]2) (mit Wünschen, Bitten) pestering* * *1. pushing and shoving, jostling2. fig pestering* * *die; Drängelei, Drängeleien (abwertend)1) pushing [and shoving]2) (mit Wünschen, Bitten) pestering -
4 Drängelei
Drän·ge·lei <-, -en> [drɛŋəʼlai] f( pej fam)1) ( lästiges Drängeln) pushing [and shoving], jostling2) ( lästiges Drängen) nagging, pestering;hör' auf mit dieser \Drängelei! stop pestering me! -
5 drängeln
drän·geln [ʼdrɛŋl̩n]vi( fam) to push [or shove];drängle nicht! don't push!, stop pushing!vt, vi ( fam);[jdn] \drängeln to pester [or badger] [sb];jdn \drängeln to give sb a hard time ( fam)ich lasse mich von ihm nicht \drängeln I will not be pestered [or badgered] by him;das D\drängeln pestering, nagging;ständiges D\drängeln constant pesteringvr fam1) ( sich drängen)→ sich drängen III. 12) ( sich bemühen)sich [darum] \drängeln, etw zu tun to push oneself forward to do sth, to be keen to do sth
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