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thiev·ing[ˈθi:vɪŋ]II. adj attr, inv diebisch* * *['ɵiːvɪŋ]1. adjmagpie diebischkeep your thieving hands off my cigarettes — lass die Finger weg von meinen Zigaretten (inf)
this thieving lot (inf) — diese Räuberbande (inf)
2. n(= thefts) Stehlen nt, Diebstähle pl -
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1. adjective1) dick; fett (abwertend); rund [Wangen, Gesicht]; fett [Schwein]2) fett [Essen, Fleisch, Brühe]3) (fig.) dick [Bündel, Buch, Zigarre]; üppig, fett [Gewinn, Gehalt, Scheck]4) (coll. iron.)fat lot of good you are — du bist mir 'ne schöne Hilfe (iron.)
2. nouna fat lot [of good it would do me] — [das würde mir] herzlich wenig [helfen]
Fett, daslow in fat — fettarm [Nahrungsmittel]
run to fat — [zu] dick werden
the fat is in the fire — (fig.) der Teufel ist los (ugs.)
live off or on the fat of the land — (fig.) wie die Made im Speck leben (ugs.)
* * *[fæt] 1. noun1) (an oily substance made by the bodies of animals and by some plants: This meat has got a lot of fat on it.) das Fett2) (a kind of such substance, used especially for cooking: There are several good cooking fats on the market.) das Fett2. adjective1) (having a lot of fat on one's body; large, heavy and round in shape: He was a very fat child.) fett2) (large or abundant: Her business made a fat profit; A fat lot of good that is! (= That is no good at all)) fett; A fat lot-herzlich wenig•- academic.ru/26608/fatness">fatness- fatten
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- fat-head* * *[ˌefeɪˈti:]* * *[ft]1. adj (+er)to grow fat (on sth) ( fig, person, company, town ) — (durch etw) reich werden
it's or the show's not over until the fat lady sings (hum inf) — das ist noch nicht das Ende
2) (= thick) book, pile dick; (fig inf) profit, fee, salary üppig, fett (inf); wallet, cheque(book) dick; (= prosperous) year, period fett4) (inf= stupid)
can't you get it into your fat head (that)... — hast du Idiot es denn noch immer nicht gecheckt, dass... (inf)they can't get it into their silly fat heads that... — diesen Idioten will es nicht in den Kopf, dass... (inf)
See:→ also fathead5) (iro inf)a fat lot of good thieving did you — das Stehlen hat dir überhaupt nichts gebracht (inf)
fat lot of help she was — sie war 'ne schöne Hilfe! (iro inf)
2. n (ANAT, COOK, CHEM)Fett ntreduce the fat in your diet — reduzieren Sie den Fettgehalt Ihrer Ernährung
to put on fat — Speck ansetzen (inf)
to run to fat — in die Breite gehen (inf)
to live off the fat of the land (fig) — wie Gott in Frankreich or wie die Made im Speck leben
* * *fat [fæt]1. dick, beleibt, korpulent, fett pej, feist pej:fat stock Mast-, Schlachtvieh n2. fett, fettig, fett-, ölhaltig:fat coal Fettkohle f, bituminöse Kohle3. fig dick (Brief, Brieftasche etc):4. fig fett, einträglich, ergiebig, reich(lich):a fat bank account ein dickes Bankkonto;a fat job ein lukrativer Posten;fat wood harzreiches Holz;the fat years and the lean (years) die fetten und die mageren Jahre;a fat chance umg iron herzlich wenig Aussicht;5. umga) dummb) leer:get that into your fat head! kapier das doch endlich mal!B sfats CHEM einfache Fette;the fat is in the fire der Teufel ist los;chew the fat umg quatschen, plaudernb) GASTR Speck m2. Fett(ansatz) n(m):run to fat Fett ansetzen3. the fat das Beste:live on ( oder off) the fat of the land in Saus und Braus oder wie Gott in Frankreich oder wie die Made im Speck lebenkill the fatted calf fig ein Willkommensfest geben* * *1. adjective1) dick; fett (abwertend); rund [Wangen, Gesicht]; fett [Schwein]grow or get fat — dick werden
2) fett [Essen, Fleisch, Brühe]3) (fig.) dick [Bündel, Buch, Zigarre]; üppig, fett [Gewinn, Gehalt, Scheck]4) (coll. iron.)2. nouna fat lot [of good it would do me] — [das würde mir] herzlich wenig [helfen]
Fett, daslow in fat — fettarm [Nahrungsmittel]
run to fat — [zu] dick werden
the fat is in the fire — (fig.) der Teufel ist los (ugs.)
live off or on the fat of the land — (fig.) wie die Made im Speck leben (ugs.)
* * *adj.dick adj.fett adj. n.Fett -e n. -
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(DE) Diebstahl {r}; (EN) filch; heist; larcenous action; larceny; nick; picking and stealing; pinch; ruff; snap; stealing; theft; thievery; thieving
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