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1 concoct
transitive verbzubereiten; zusammenbrauen [Trank]; (fig.) sich (Dat.) ausdenken [Geschichte]; sich (Dat.) zurechtlegen [Ausrede, Alibi]* * *[kən'kokt, ]( American[) kon-](to put together, make up or invent: I've concocted a new drink for you to try; The child concocted a story about having been attacked.) zusammenbrauen, sich ausdenken- academic.ru/15046/concoction">concoction* * *con·coct[kənˈkɒkt, AM -ˈkɑ:kt]vt1. (mix)to \concoct a dish ein Gericht zusammenstellento \concoct a drink ein Getränk mixen2. (devise)▪ to \concoct sth (in a story, tale) sich dat etw ausdenken; (as excuse, explanation, lie) sich dat etw zurechtbasteln famto \concoct a plan einen Plan aushecken* * *[kən'kɒkt]vt1) (COOK ETC) zusammenstellen, (zu)bereiten; (hum) kreieren, zurechtzaubern2) (fig) sich (dat) zurechtlegen; scheme, plan also ausbrüten or -hecken; excuse also sich (dat) ausdenken; new dress, hat zaubern* * *1. (zusammen)brauen* * *transitive verbzubereiten; zusammenbrauen [Trank]; (fig.) sich (Dat.) ausdenken [Geschichte]; sich (Dat.) zurechtlegen [Ausrede, Alibi]* * *v.aushecken v.zusammen brauen v.zusammenbrauen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
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3 cook up
transitive verbsich (Dat.) ausbrüten, (ugs.) aushecken [Plan]; erfinden [Geschichte]* * *(to invent or make up a false story etc: He cooked up a story about his car having broken down.) erdichten* * *◆ cook upvt▪ to \cook up up ⇆ sth1. (prepare quickly) etw auf die Schnelle zubereitenhe \cook uped up a delicious omelette in no more than 10 minutes in nur zehn Minuten zauberte er ein köstliches Omelette auf den Tisch2. (improvise)to \cook up up a meal eine Mahlzeit improvisierento \cook up up an excuse/a story eine Entschuldigung/Geschichte erfindento \cook up up a plan einen Plan aushecken fam* * *vt sep (fig inf)story, excuse sich (dat) einfallen lassen, zurechtbasteln (inf)* * *transitive verbsich (Dat.) ausbrüten, (ugs.) aushecken [Plan]; erfinden [Geschichte] -
4 cook up
vtto \cook up up <-> sth1) ( prepare quickly) etw auf die Schnelle zubereiten;he \cook uped up a delicious omelette in no more than 10 minutes in nur zehn Minuten zauberte er ein köstliches Omelette auf den Tisch2) ( improvise)to \cook up up a meal eine Mahlzeit improvisierento \cook up up an excuse/ a story eine Entschuldigung/Geschichte erfinden;to \cook up up a plan einen Plan aushecken ( fam)
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concoct — [kən käkt′] vt. [< L concoctus, pp. of concoquere, to boil together, prepare < com , together + coquere,COOK] 1. to make by combining various ingredients; compound 2. to devise, invent, or plan concocter n. concoction n. concoctive adj … English World dictionary
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