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1 Nachspiel
n1. THEAT. epilog(ue); MUS. postlude2. fig. sequel; es hatte ein Nachspiel there was a sequel (to it); es wird noch ein Nachspiel geben oder die Sache wird noch ein Nachspiel haben the matter won’t rest at that, there are bound to be consequences; ein gerichtliches Nachspiel haben result in court proceedings3. sexuelles: afterplay* * *das Nachspielsequel* * *Nach|spielnt (THEAT)epilogue (Brit), epilog (US); (MUS) closing section, postlude (form); (fig) sequeldas geht nicht ohne Náchspiel ab — that's bound to have repercussions
das wird noch ein (unangenehmes) Náchspiel haben — that will have (unpleasant) consequences
ein gerichtliches Náchspiel haben — to have legal repercussions
* * *Nach·spielnt2. (nach Sex) cuddling after sexein \Nachspiel haben to have consequences [or repercussions]* * *ein gerichtliches Nachspiel haben — result in court proceedings
* * *2. fig sequel;es hatte ein Nachspiel there was a sequel (to it);die Sache wird noch ein Nachspiel haben the matter won’t rest at that, there are bound to be consequences;ein gerichtliches Nachspiel haben result in court proceedings3. sexuelles: afterplay* * ** * *n.sequel n.
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