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v/i umg. yak, natter away, blather on; palavern über yak (on) about* * *pa|la|vern [pa'laːvɐn] ptp palavertvi (lit, fig inf)to palaver (inf)* * *pa·la·vern *[paˈla:vɐn]vi (fam) to palaver* * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) palaver* * *palavern v/i umg yak, natter away, blather on;palavern über yak (on) about* * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) palaver -
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n; -s, kein Pl.; umg., pej.1. von Fröschen: croaking; von Enten: quacking; vom Kind: grizzling; vom Radio etc.: burbling (Am. squawking) away* * *Ge|qua|ke [gə'kvaːkə]nt -s, no plcroaking; (pej inf = Geschwätz) chatter* * *1. von Fröschen: croaking; von Enten: quacking; vom Kind: grizzling; vom Radio etc: burbling (US squawking) away -
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umg.* * *to waffle (ugs.); to yap (ugs.)* * *quạs|seln ['kvasln]vtito gabble (Brit inf to blather (inf)was quasselst du denn da für ein dummes Zeug? — what are you blathering about now? (inf)
* * *(to talk on and on foolishly, pretending that one knows something which one does not: This lecturer will waffle on for hours.) waffle* * *quas·seln[ˈkvasl̩n]hört endlich auf zu \quasseln, ich will meine Ruhe haben! [will you] stop [your] babbling, I want a bit of peace and quiet!* * *1. 2.transitives Verb spout, babble < nonsense>* * *quasseln umgA. v/i yak (away), witter on;immerzu quasseln never stop wittering ( oder blathering) onB. v/t:dummes Zeug quasseln spout a load of nonsense, blather on* * *1. 2.transitives Verb spout, babble < nonsense>* * *v.to yap v. -
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20 Gequäke
n; -s, kein Pl.; umg., pej.1. von Fröschen: croaking; von Enten: quacking; vom Kind: grizzling; vom Radio etc.: burbling (Am. squawking) away* * *Ge|qua|ke [gə'kvaːkə]nt -s, no plcroaking; (pej inf = Geschwätz) chatter* * *
См. также в других словарях:
yak — yak … Dictionnaire des rimes
Yak — (Bos mutus) Systematik Unterordnung: Wiederkäuer (Ruminantia) Familie: Hor … Deutsch Wikipedia
yak — yak1 [yak] n. pl. yaks or yak [< Tibet g yag, male yak] a stocky, long haired wild ox (Bos grunniens) of Tibet and central Asia, often domesticated as a beast of burden and for its milk, meat, etc. ☆ yak2 [yak′it ē yak′yak; ] also, for n. 2 [ … English World dictionary
Yak — (y[a^]k), n. [Tibetan gyag.] (Zo[ o]l.) A bovine mammal ({Po[ e]phagus grunnies}) native of the high plains of Central Asia. Its neck, the outer side of its legs, and its flanks, are covered with long, flowing, fine hair. Its tail is long and… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
yak|ow — «YAK ow», noun. the offspring of a yak and a cow: »Baby yakow…was bred to flourish in the uplands of Great Britain and eventually to provide inexpensive meat to residents of the U.K. (John P. Jordan) … Useful english dictionary
yak — s.m.inv. TS zool.com. mammifero ruminante (Poephagus grunniensis) originario dell altopiano del Tibet, di grandi dimensioni e caratterizzato da pelame lungo e scuro, dal quale ha avuto origine una razza di dimensioni minori {{line}} {{/line}}… … Dizionario italiano
yak — (Del ingl. yak, y este del tibetano gyag). m. Bóvido que habita en las altas montañas del Tíbet, notable por las largas lanas que le cubren las patas y la parte inferior del cuerpo. En estado salvaje es de color oscuro, pero entre los domésticos… … Diccionario de la lengua española
yak — Ⅰ. yak [1] ► NOUN ▪ a large ox with shaggy hair and large horns, used in Tibet as a pack animal and for its milk, meat, and hide. ORIGIN Tibetan. Ⅱ. yak [2] (also yack) informal ► VERB (yakked … English terms dictionary
Yak|i|ma — «YAK uh mah», noun, plural ma or mas. 1. a member of a confederation of American Indian tribes living on a reservation in the Yakima Valley of south central Washington. 2. the Shahaptian language of this group of tribes … Useful english dictionary
yak|ka — «YAK uh», noun. Australian Slang. hard work … Useful english dictionary
Yak — Yak, so v.w. Ziegenochs, s.d … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon