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1 whopper
noun(coll.)1) Riese, der2) (lie) faustdicke Lüge* * *whop·per[ˈ(h)wɒpəʳ, AM ˈ(h)wɑ:pɚ]n ( hum fam)that's a \whopper of a fish das ist ja ein Riesenfischto tell sb a \whopper jdm einen Bären aufbinden* * *['wɒpə(r)]n (inf)(= sth big) Brocken m (inf), Apparat m (inf); (= lie) faustdicke Lüge* * *whopper s umg1. Mordsding n2. faustdicke Lüge* * *noun(coll.)1) Riese, dera whopper of a marrow/fish — ein Riesending von einem Kürbis/Fisch (ugs.)
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2 whopper
whop·per [ʼ(h)wɒpəʳ, Am ʼ(h)wɑ:pɚ] n( pej fam)that's a \whopper of a fish das ist ja ein Riesenfischto tell sb a \whopper jdm einen Bären aufbinden -
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4 whopping
1.(coll.)adjective riesig; Riesen- (ugs.); faustdick [Lüge]2. adverb* * *['wopiŋ]((informal) (also whopping great) huge; very large or big: a whopping lie; a whopping great deficit.)* * *whop·ping[ˈ(h)wɒpɪŋ, AM ˈ(h)wɑ:p-]( fam)she got a \whopping 12 000 votes more than her opponent sie bekam satte 12.000 Stimmen mehr als ihr Gegner\whopping lie faustdicke Lüge fam\whopping great riesengroß famII. n AMto give sb a \whopping jdm Prügel [o eine Abreibung] verpassen famto take a [sound] \whopping [from sb] eine [schwere] Schlappe [von jdm] einstecken müssen fam* * *['wɒpɪŋ]adj (inf)Mords- (inf), Riesen-a whopping amount — ein Riesenbetrag m, ein Mordsbetrag m (inf)
a whopping big fish — ein mordsgroßer Fisch (inf), ein Monstrum nt von einem Fisch (inf)
* * *whopping adj & adv umg Mords…:a whopping (big) ship;* * *1.(coll.)adjective riesig; Riesen- (ugs.); faustdick [Lüge]2. adverbwhopping great — see 1.
* * *adj.kolossal adj.
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