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1 customer
nouna queer/an awkward customer — ein schwieriger Kunde (ugs.)
* * *1) (a person who buys from a shop etc: our regular customers.) der Kunde2) (used jokingly for a person: a strange customer.) der Bursche* * *cus·tom·er[ˈkʌstəməʳ, AM -ɚ]nregular \customer Stammkunde, -kundin m, fto serve a \customer einen Kunden bedienenshe really is an odd \customer sie ist schon wirklich eine seltsame Personan awkward \customer ein seltsamer Typ3.▶ the \customer is always right der Kunde hat immer Recht* * *['kʌstəmə(r)]n1) (COMM: patron) Kunde m, Kundin f* * *customer [ˈkʌstəmə(r)] sthe customer is always right der Kunde ist König;customer’s check US Barscheck m;customer country Abnehmerland n;customer’s loan Kundenkredit m2. umg Bursche m, Kerl m, Kunde m, Zeitgenosse m: → academic.ru/4704/awkward">awkward 5 a, tough A 53. Freier m (einer Prostituierten)* * *noun1) Kunde, der/Kundin, die; (of restaurant) Gast, der; (of theatre) Besucher, der/Besucherin, diea queer/an awkward customer — ein schwieriger Kunde (ugs.)
* * *n.Besteller m.Kunde -n m. -
2 always
adverb(at all times) immer; (repeatedly) ständig; [an]dauernd (ugs.); (whatever the circumstances) jederzeityou can always come by train if you prefer — ihr könnt ja auch mit der Bahn kommen, wenn euch das lieber ist
* * *['o:lweiz]2) (continually or repeatedly: He is always making mistakes.) immer,stets* * *al·waysadv inv1. (at all times) immer, ständigyou're \always complaining ständig beklagst du dich2. (as last resort) immer nochif you miss this train you can \always catch the next one wenn du diesen Zug verpasst, kannst du immer noch den nächsten nehmenwe could \always ask for help wir könnten ja auch um Hilfe bitten3.▶ the customer is \always right der Kunde ist König▶ the grass is \always greener on the other side [of the fence] die Kirschen in Nachbars Garten schmecken immer besser* * *['ɔːlweɪz]adv1) immer; (= constantly, repeatedly) ständig, immerhe is always forgetting —
you can't always expect to be forgiven — du kannst nicht immer (wieder) erwarten, dass man dir vergibt
2)we could always go by train/sell the house — wir könnten doch auch den Zug nehmen/könnten ja auch das Haus verkaufen
there's always the possibility that... — es besteht immer noch die Möglichkeit, dass...
* * *always [ˈɔːlweız; -wız] adv1. immer, jederzeit, stets, ständig:as always wie immer;he’s always complaining about the food er meckert ständig über das Essen2. jederzeit* * *adverb(at all times) immer; (repeatedly) ständig; [an]dauernd (ugs.); (whatever the circumstances) jederzeityou can always come by train if you prefer — ihr könnt ja auch mit der Bahn kommen, wenn euch das lieber ist
* * *adv.allemal adv.immer adv.jedesmal adv.jeweils adv.prinzipiell adv.stets adv.von jeher adv. -
3 customer
cus·tom·er [ʼkʌstəməʳ, Am -ɚ] nregular \customer Stammkunde, -in m, f;to serve a \customer einen Kunden bedienen;she really is an odd \customer sie ist schon wirklich eine seltsame Person;an awkward \customer ein seltsamer TypPHRASES:the \customer is always right der Kunde hat immer Recht -
4 always
1) ( at all times) immer, ständig;you're \always complaining ständig beklagst du dich2) ( as last resort) immer noch;if you miss this train you can \always catch the next one wenn du diesen Zug verpasst, kannst du immer noch den nächsten nehmen;we could \always ask for help wir könnten ja auch nach Hilfe bittenPHRASES:the customer is \always right der Kunde ist König;the grass is \always greener on the other side [of the fence] die Kirschen in Nachbars Garten schmecken immer besser
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