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1 spit
I 1. intransitive verb,-tt-, spat or spit1) spucken2) (make angry noise) fauchen3) (rain lightly)2. transitive verb,spit [down] — tröpfeln (ugs.)
-tt-, spat or spit1) spucken2) (fig.): (utter angrily)3. nounSpucke, diespit and polish — (cleaning work) Putzen und Reinigen; Wienern, das
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91947/spit_out">spit outII noun1) (point of land) Halbinsel, die3) (for roasting meat) Spieß, der* * *I 1. [spit] noun 2. verb1) (to throw out (spit) from the mouth: He spat in the gutter as an indication of contempt.) spuckenII [spit] noun(a type of sharp-pointed metal bar on which meat is roasted.) der Bratspieß* * *spit1[spɪt]nchicken roasted on the \spit am Spieß gebratenes Hähnchenspit2[spɪt]spit3[spɪt]to give sth a bit of \spit and polish etw polieren [o fam wienern]▶ to be the [dead] \spit [and image] of sb jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten seinII. vi<-tt-, spat or spit, spat or spit>1. (expel saliva) spucken▪ to \spit at sb jdn anspuckento \spit in sb's face jdm ins Gesicht spucken▪ to \spit with anger/frustration/fury vor Ärger/Enttäuschung/Wut schäumento be \spitting mad stinksauer sein famit is \spitting [with rain] es tröpfeltIII. vt<-tt-, spat or spit, spat or spit>▪ to \spit sth1. (out of mouth) etw ausspuckento \spit abuse/curses/insults at sb gegen jdn Beschimpfungen/Flüche/Beleidigungen ausstoßen3.* * *I [spɪt] vb: pret, ptp spat1. n2) (inf: image) = spitting imageSee:= spitting image2. vtspucken, speien (geh)3. vispucken, speien (geh); (fat) spritzen; (fire) zischen; (person verbally, cat) fauchen, zischento spit at sb — jdn anspucken, jdn anspeien (geh), jdn anfauchen, jdn anzischen
to spit in sb's face/eye — jdm ins Gesicht spucken; (fig) auf jdn pfeifen (inf)
she's spitting in the wind if she thinks that'll work (inf) — da hat sie sich verrechnet, wenn sie denkt, dass das funktionieren wird
IIfighting the system is like spitting in the wind (inf) — gegen das System anzukämpfen hat sowieso keine Wirkung
1. non the spit — am Spieß
2) (of land) Landzunge f2. vtmeat (auf-)spießen* * *spit1 [spıt] v/i prät und pperf spat [spæt] oder spitA1. a) spucken (on auf akk):spit in sb’s eye fig umg jemandem seine Verachtung zeigen;spit in sb’s face jemandem ins Gesicht spuckenb) ausspuckenit’s spitting (with rain)3. fauchen, zischen (Katze etc):spit at sb jemanden anfauchen4. (heraus)sprudeln, (-)spritzen (kochendes Wasser etc)B v/t1. Blut, einen Kern etc spucken:spit out ausspucken;spit it out! Br umg spuck‘s aus!, spuck schon aus!2. Feuer etc speien, spucken:spit fury Gift und Galle spuckenC s1. Spucke f, Speichel m:2. (Aus)Spucken n3. Fauchen n (einer Katze etc)4. Sprühregen m5. umg Eben-, Abbild n:she’s the spit (and image) (Br a. the dead spit) of her mother sie ist ganz die Mutter, sie ist ihrer Mutter wie aus dem Gesicht geschnittenspit2 [spıt]A s1. (Brat)Spieß m2. GEOG Landzunge f3. spitz zulaufende SandbankB v/t1. an einen Bratspieß stecken2. aufspießenspit3 [spıt] s Spatenstich m* * *I 1. intransitive verb,-tt-, spat or spit1) spucken2) (make angry noise) fauchen2. transitive verb,spit [down] — tröpfeln (ugs.)
-tt-, spat or spit1) spucken2) (fig.): (utter angrily)3. nounSpucke, diespit and polish — (cleaning work) Putzen und Reinigen; Wienern, das
Phrasal Verbs:- spit outII noun1) (point of land) Halbinsel, die3) (for roasting meat) Spieß, der* * *(of land jutting into the sea) n.Landzunge f. n.Bratspieß m.Spucke f. v.(§ p.,p.p.: spat)= ausspucken v.fauchen v.knistern (Feuer) v.speien v.(§ p.,pp.: spie, gespieen)spucken v.
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