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1 der Killer
- {killer} người giết, kẻ giết người, dụng cụ giết thịt, cá heo killer whale) -
2 das Sperma
- {sperm} tinh dịch, spermatozoon, sperm-whale, spermaceti -
3 der Wal
- {cetacean} = der Wal (Zoologie) {spouter; whale}+ = der junge Wal {whalecalf}+ -
4 der Totschläger
- {cosh} cái dùi cui - {killer} người giết, kẻ giết người, dụng cụ giết thịt, cá heo killer whale) - {manslayer} - {slayer} tên sát nhân = der Totschläger (Waffe) {life preserver}+ = mit einem Totschläger schlagen {to cosh}+ -
5 das Einhorn
(Mythik) - {unicorn} con kỳ lân, kỳ lân biển unicorn-fish, unicorn-whale, sea-unicorn) -
6 der Waltran
- {train oil of the whale; whaleoil} -
7 der Killerwal
(Zoologie) - {killer whale} cá heo killer) -
8 der Mörder
- {assassin} kẻ ám sát - {cutthroat} kẻ giết người - {killer} người giết, dụng cụ giết thịt, cá heo killer whale) - {murderer} - {slaughterer} đồ tể, kẻ giết người hàng loạt, kẻ tàn sát hàng loạt - {slayer} tên sát nhân - {thug} kẻ sát nhân, kẻ cướp, côn đồ, du côn, ác ôn = der gedungene Mörder {bravo; hired killer}+ -
9 der Heidenspaß
- {terrific fun} = einen Heidenspaß haben {to have whale of a time}+ -
10 der Walfang
- {whaling} sự đánh cá voi, nghề đánh cá voi = auf Walfang gehen {to whale}+ -
11 etwas sehr großes
- {a whale of} -
12 viel
- {much} nhiều, lắm, hầu như = zu viel {overly}+ = so viel {thus much}+ = sehr viel {a fat lot; a good deal; a great deal; a sight of; a whale of; lots of; vast}+ = viel zu viel {far too much}+ = er hält viel [von] {he is a great believer [in]}+ = es ist noch viel da {there is plenty more}+ -
13 der Schlächter
- {butcher} người hàng thịt, đồ tễ, kẻ hung bạo, kẻ hay tàn sát, người bán hàng kẹo, hoa quả, thuốc lá... trên xe lửa, mồi giả để câu cá hồi - {killer} người giết, kẻ giết người, dụng cụ giết thịt, cá heo killer whale) - {slaughterer} đồ tể, kẻ giết người hàng loạt, kẻ tàn sát hàng loạt
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