English Vocabulary E1

Front 1

Synonyms: to barf, to ralph, to hurl

Back 1

to throw up, to puke, to vomit

Hint 1

Front 2

anhedonic

Back 2

the inability to experience pleasure from activities usually found enjoyable

Front 3

enhanced

Back 3

verbessert, erweitert, verstärkt

Front 4

elaborate

Back 4

kompliziert, durchdacht, ausgearbeitet

Front 5

concession

Back 5

Zugeständnis, Entgegenkommen

Front 6

dodo

Back 6

Depp

Hint 6

Front 7

to sprain

Back 7

verstauchen, verrenken

Hint 7

Front 8

sprain

Back 8

Verstauchung, Verrenkung

Front 9

odd

Back 9

seltsam, merkwürdig

Front 10

to be gentleman and scholar

Back 10

Exclaimed when someone goes out of their way to do something beneficial to you and others with you.

Front 11

scholar

Back 11

Wissenschaftler, Gelehrter, Schüler, Studierender

Hint 11

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exclaimed

Back 12

ausgerufen

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bare [legs, feet, chest, etc.]

Back 13

nackt [Beine, Füße, Oberkörper etc.]

Hint 13

Front 14

stable

Back 14

Stall

Hint 14

Front 15

stallion

Back 15

Hengst (Pferd), „Stecher"

Hint 15

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gadder

Back 16

Streuner(in)

Front 17

hospitality

Back 17

Gastfreundschaft

Front 18

port

Back 18

Hafen

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psyched (up)

Back 19

begeistert, aufgeregt

Hint 19

Barney Stinson has made the "get psyched mix" CD to get psyched up all the time.

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whirling

Back 20

wirbelnd, strudelnd

Hint 20

something is whirling

Front 21

Give it a rest!, rest it

Back 21

Hör doch auf!

Hint 21

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promiscuous

Back 22

wahllos, vermischt, buntgewürfelt

Hint 22

Barney has a promiscuous behaviour.

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to be promiscuous

Back 23

häufig den Partner wechseln

Hint 23

Barney has a promiscuous behaviour.

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gratification

Back 24

Befriedigung, Genugtuung

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consciously

Back 25

bewusst, wissentlich

Hint 25

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permissive

Back 26

tolerant, freizügig, großzügig

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repression

Back 27

Unterdrückung, Verdrängung

Hint 27

to be repressed by the government

Front 28

invigorating

Back 28

erfrischend, belebend

Hint 28

to get strength or energy

Front 29

shazam

Back 29

... und bitte schön! [und voila!]

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tempting

Back 30

verlockend

Hint 30

Front 31

not remotely

Back 31

keineswegs

Hint 31

no way!

Front 32

shrink [coll.] [short for headshrinker]

Back 32

Psychiater

Hint 32

Front 33

to shrink

Back 33

schrumpfen, kleiner werden, einlaufen

Hint 33

The T-Shirt had shrunk.

Front 34

dork

Back 34

Trottel

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to exhibit

Back 35

zeigen, zur Schau stellen

Front 36

exhibit

Back 36

Ausstellungsstück, Beweisstück

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intervention

Back 37

Streithilfe

Hint 37

helping to solve a problem

Front 38

It's all water under the bridge.

Back 38

Das ist Schnee von gestern.

Front 39

headboard [on a bed]

Back 39

Kopfende (an einem Bett)

Hint 39

Front 40

persuasion

Back 40

Überzeugung, Einbildung

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to yield to persuasion

Back 41

sich überreden lassen

Front 42

to yield

Back 42

nachgeben (give way under pressure)

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Front 43

zip

Back 43

gar nichts

Front 44

to have the hots for somebody

Back 44

jemanden attraktiv finden, auf jemanden stehen

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slow and steady wins the race

Back 45

Eile mit Weile; nach dem Motto in der Ruhe liegt die Kraft

Hint 45

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hombre [coll.]

Back 46

Kerl

Hint 46

it's every hombre for himself

Front 47

captivity

Back 47

Gefangenschaft

Front 48

gravy

Back 48

Bratensoße

Hint 48

Front 49

enigma

Back 49

Rätsel, Mysterium

Hint 49

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motility [biolog.]

Back 50

Beweglichkeit [biolog.], Zellmotilität

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to relapse

Back 51

zurückfallen, rückfällig werden

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mauled

Back 52

misshandelt, zerfleischt

Hint 52

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snipping

Back 53

schnippelnd, schnippend

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to hinder

Back 54

hindern, aufhalten

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flattered (to feel flattered)

Back 55

geschmeichelt

Hint 55

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epidemic {adj}

Back 56

ansteckend, seuchenartig

Hint 56

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to peel

Back 57

schälen, sich lösen (Tapete)

Hint 57

Front 58

peel

Back 58

Schale

Hint 58

Front 59

glowing

Back 59

leuchtend; begeistert {adj} [fig.]

Hint 59

Front 60

lubricant

Back 60

Gleitmittel

Hint 60

Front 61

to cajole somebody

Back 61

jemanden drängen, beschwatzen, schmeicheln (um zu überreden)

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grace

Back 62

Tischgebet

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stool

Back 63

Hocker

Hint 63

Front 64

prude

Back 64

zimperliche Person, Zicke

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rehearse

Back 65

proben, einstudieren

Hint 65

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envy

Back 66

Neid, Eifersucht

Hint 66

Front 67

imperturbable

Back 67

unerschütter-lich, ruhig

Hint 67

Front 68

sass [slang]

Back 68

Frechheit

Front 69

stalling tactics, stalling technique

Back 69

Hinhaltetaktik

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to squander

Back 70

verschwenden, vergeuden

Hint 70

Front 71

spectacles

Back 71

Brille

Hint 71

Front 72

to insist

Back 72

auf etwas bestehen

Front 73

pothole

Back 73

Schlagloch

Hint 73

Front 74

rambling {adj}

Back 74

abschweifend, weitläufig

Hint 74

If you're rambling while gambling it's even more likely that you'll lose.

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endearingly

Back 75

liebenswert, zärtlich

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inconspicuous

Back 76

unauffällig

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catty

Back 77

gehässig

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impeccable

Back 78

einwandfrei

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to bus

Back 79

Geschirr abräumen [im Restaurant]

Hint 79

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occasion

Back 80

Anlass, Gelegenheit

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permission

Back 81

Erlaubnis

Hint 81

Front 82

to provide

Back 82

versorgen, beistellen

Hint 82

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to fight something tooth and nail

Back 83

mit allen Mitteln kämpfen

Hint 83

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indefinitely

Back 84

unendlich, unbegrenzt (zeitlich)

Hint 84

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jubilant

Back 85

glücklich, jublend

Hint 85

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paramour [archaic]

Back 86

Liebhaber, Mätresse

Hint 86

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petty

Back 87

belanglos

Front 88

tramp

Back 88

Penner, Flittchen

Hint 88

Ted got a tramp stamp

Front 89

to recuperate

Back 89

genesen, sich erholen

Hint 89

Front 90

fur

Back 90

Pelz, Fell

Hint 90

Front 91

Busted!

Back 91

Erwischt!

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lull

Back 92

Flaute, Ruhepause

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to be codependent

Back 93

voneinander abhängig sein

Hint 93

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archaic

Back 94

veraltet, altertümlich

Hint 94

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pep talk

Back 95

Zuspruch, aufmunternde Worte

Hint 95

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unabridged

Back 96

ungekürzt

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stigma

Back 97

Makel, Schandfleck

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muddy

Back 98

schlammig

Hint 98

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cooties

Back 99

Läuse (Menschenläuse)

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to nuzzle

Back 100

hätscheln, schnüffeln

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bumming

Back 101

herumlungernd, schnorren (ugs.)

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biding

Back 102

abwartend, erwartend

Front 103

custody

Back 103

Aufsicht, Aufbewahrung, Untersuchungshaft

Hint 103

child custody laws

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moot

Back 104

irrelevant

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to croon

Back 105

summen (Melodie)

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to smirk

Back 106

grinsen, schmunzeln

Hint 106

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coy

Back 107

schüchtern

Hint 107

to play coy

Front 108

to kid

Back 108

scherzen

Hint 108

Front 109

to yip

Back 109

jaulen

Front 110

fluke

Back 110

Glücksfall, Zufall

Hint 110

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solemn

Back 111

feierlich (ernst), ehrwürdig, eidesstattlich

Hint 111

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plant [factory]

Back 112

Fabrikanlage, Betrieb

Hint 112

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sewage

Back 113

Abwasser

Hint 113

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lid

Back 114

Deckel

Hint 114

Front 115

to chuck [coll.]

Back 115

schleudern, werfen

Front 116

to tremble

Back 116

zittern

Hint 116

Front 117

distribution

Back 117

Verteilung

Hint 117

Front 118

chore

Back 118

Hausarbeit, Reinigung

Hint 118

Front 119

slanted

Back 119

abgeschrägt

Front 120

crooked

Back 120

schief, krumm

Hint 120

The appartement is crooked

Front 121

to pinch somebody

Back 121

jemanden kneifen

Hint 121

Front 122

to ditch somebody

Back 122

jemanden abservieren

Front 123

purgatory

Back 123

Fegefeuer

Hint 123

Dean inside the purgatory.

Front 124

perks

Back 124

Nebenleistungen, Vergünstigungen

Front 125

smugly

Back 125

selbstgefällig, eingebildet

Front 126

to persuade somebody

Back 126

jemanden überreden, jemanden überzeugen

Front 127

somebody slicks

Back 127

jemanden poliert

Front 128

to undermine something

Back 128

etwas untergraben (Ruf), etwas schwächen

Front 129

inalienable

Back 129

unverzichtbar

Hint 129

Front 130

paramount

Back 130

höchst, vorrangig

Hint 130

Front 131

flaccid

Back 131

schlaff, lasch

Hint 131

Front 132

to scold

Back 132

(aus-)schimpfen

Hint 132

Front 133

to bracket

Back 133

einklammern

Hint 133

Front 134

scuba

Back 134

Tauchgerät

Hint 134

Front 135

instructor

Back 135

Ausbilder, Lehrer (job)

Hint 135

Front 136

scrapbook

Back 136

Sammelalbum

Hint 136

Front 137

perjury

Back 137

Eidbruch

Hint 137

Front 138

sturdy

Back 138

kräftig, stämmig, stabil

Front 139

to juggle

Back 139

jonglieren

Hint 139

Front 140

caterpillar

Back 140

Raupe

Hint 140

Front 141

stamina

Back 141

Ausdauer

Hint 141

Front 142

inept

Back 142

unfähig, ungeschickt, unangebracht

Hint 142

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chaperone

Back 143

Aufsichts-person, Anstandsdame

Hint 143

Front 144

jacked

Back 144

aufgepumpt [ugs.] (muskelbe-packt);
aufgebockt

Hint 144

Front 145

to pull something of

Back 145

etwas durchziehen

Hint 145

What can Ted totally pull of? His red cowboy boots

Front 146

neat

Back 146

gepflegt, hübsch, toll

Hint 146

Front 147

draining

Back 147

Entwässerung, Austrocknen

Front 148

to rebound

Back 148

zurückprallen

Hint 148

Front 149

bunk

Back 149

Schlafkabine

Hint 149

Ted mentions being awake in the top bunk while Marshall and Lily had sex for the first time.

Front 150

to bump

Back 150

(an)stoßen, anschlagen

Hint 150

Suddenly they have bumped into each other.

Front 151

callus

Back 151

Hornhaut

Front 152

groin

Back 152

Leiste;

Gratbogen (Architektur)

Hint 152

Front 153

relieved

Back 153

erleichtert

Hint 153

He feels relieved.

Front 154

to neglect

Back 154

vernachlässigen, missachten

Hint 154

Front 155

to rest on one's laurels [idiom]

Back 155

sich auf seinen Lorbeeren ausruhen [idiom]

Hint 155

to be satisfied with your achievements and not to make an effort to do anything else

Front 156

to win laurels [idiom]

Back 156

sich Lorbeeren verdienen [idiom]

Hint 156

Paul is a very hard working boy, he is sure to win laurels in life.

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clingy

Back 157

anhänglich, klammernd

Hint 157

He behaves clingy

Front 158

intents

Back 158

Absichten

Hint 158

He intends to
bury everyone at Wrestlemania

Front 159

to abstain

Back 159

sich zurückhalten;
Enthaltsamkeit üben

Hint 159

Front 160

solace

Back 160

Trost, Aufmunterung

Hint 160

Front 161

yadda yadda yadda [coll.]

Back 161

bla bla bla [ugs.]

Front 162

yadda yadda yadda [coll.]

Back 162

bla bla bla [ugs.]

Hint 162

In french they say "nia nia nia".

Front 163

tantalising [Br.]

Back 163

aufreizend, betörend

Front 164

to subdivide

Back 164

unterteilen, aufteilen, gliedern

Hint 164

The shapes are subdivided into different parts.

Front 165

consent

Back 165

Einverständnis

Hint 165

Front 166

appropriately

Back 166

angemessen, geeignet

Hint 166

Front 167

fortunate

Back 167

glücklich

Hint 167

And how fortunate he was to have people who cared for him.

Front 168

salvation

Back 168

Erlösung, Rettung

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damnation

Back 169

Verdammnis, Ablehnung

Front 170

cane

Back 170

Stock, Gehstock

Hint 170

Front 171

insurance

Back 171

Versicherung

Hint 171

Front 172

lingerie

Back 172

Dessous, Damenunterwäsche

Hint 172

Front 173

rut

Back 173

Fahrspur

Front 174

You're in a rut [idiom]

Back 174

Du bewegst dich auf ausgefahrenen Gleisen. [idiom]

Hint 174

Barney: You're in a rut.
Ted: I'm not in a rut. I have a routine.
Barney: Ted, what is the first syllable in rut-tine?

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pity

Back 175

Mitleid, Erbamen

Front 176

lozenge

Back 176

Lutschtablette (Hustenbon-bon)

Hint 176

Front 177

to let sb off the hook

Back 177

jemanden aus der Verantwortung nehmen;
jemanden vom Haken lassen [idiom] (jemanden ungeschoren davonkommen lassen)

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slimy [Am.] [coll.]

Back 178

schmierig (in Form von Schleimen);
schleimig

Front 179

to fawn

Back 179

schleimen (ugs.)

Front 180

chubby

Back 180

mollig, dick (pummelig)

Hint 180

Front 181

roughhousing [idiom]

Back 181

Raufen und Kämpfen (oft an der Grenze zwischen Spaß und Ernst)

Hint 181

Turns out that Marshall did a little more than roughhouse with his brothers. Their fights were bloody and violent...

Front 182

starchy

Back 182

stärkehaltig, mehlig

Hint 182

All of these groceries are starchy.

Front 183

presumably

Back 183

vermutlich, vorraussichtlich

Front 184

to shove

Back 184

schieben, schubsen, drängeln

Hint 184

Front 185

Shove it! [coll.] [vulg.]

Back 185

Du kannst mich mal!

Front 186

to commute

Back 186

pendeln;
umwandeln, ändern

Hint 186

Front 187

a wee bit

Back 187

ein klein(es) bisschen

Front 188

big whoop [sl.] [Am.]

Back 188

große Sache [meist sarkastisch]

Front 189

weeping

Back 189

weinend

Hint 189

Front 190

lease

Back 190

Miete, Mietvertrag

Hint 190

Front 191

postage

Back 191

Porto, Postgebühr

Hint 191

Front 192

to blab something [coll.]

Back 192

etw. ausplaudern

Front 193

TMI [shortcut]

Back 193

Too Much Information

Hint 193

Front 194

dorm [coll.] [dormitory] [Am.]

Back 194

Studentenwohnheim

Hint 194

Front 195

scrooge

Back 195

Geizhals

Hint 195

someone who spends as little money as possible and is not generous

Front 196

coffin

Back 196

Sarg

Hint 196

Front 197

alterations

Back 197

Änderungen, Neuerungen

Front 198

complicit in / with

Back 198

mitschuldig an

Front 199

to linger

Back 199

verweilen, trödeln

Hint 199

Ted claims that Lily hates Karen because she lingered while she (Lily) was painting Marshall naked.

Front 200

curb [Am.]

Back 200

Bordstein

Hint 200

Front 201

pretentious

Back 201

angeberisch, überheblich, anspruchsvoll

Hint 201

Even though Jake was a millionaire, he avoided hanging out with pretentious people who liked to flaunt their wealth.

Front 202

bonkers [coll.]

Back 202

bescheuert

Front 203

Manhunt

Back 203

Fahndung, Verbrecherjagd

Front 204

to cherish

Back 204

schätzen, lieben

Hint 204

Front 205

to snuggle

Back 205

kuscheln

Hint 205

Front 206

embrace

Back 206

Umarmung

Hint 206

Front 207

to be resurrected

Back 207

wieder auferstehen

Hint 207

Front 208

to waver

Back 208

schwanken, wanken, zögern

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to pull an all-nighter

Back 209

die ganze Nacht durchmachen [ugs.];
die ganze Nacht durchbüffeln [educ.];
eine Nachtschicht einlegen [job]

Hint 209

Front 210

liability

Back 210

Verantwortung, Verpflichtung;
Haftung [law]

Hint 210

Front 211

to pick on somebody

Back 211

an jemandem herumnörgeln;
auf jemandem herumhacken [ugs.]

Hint 211

My boss always picks on me.
Synonym:
My boss always harasses me.
My boss always bullies me.

Front 212

supper

Back 212

Abendessen, Abendbrot

Hint 212

He came in for supper and ate in silence.
After supper, they all spent their usual evening in the family room.

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la-di-da [coll.]

Back 213

affektiert

Hint 213

Used to highlight and ridicule snobbish forms of behaviour or speech.

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gullible

Back 214

leichtgläubig, naiv

Hint 214

Just how gullible do you think I am?

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stiffness

Back 215

Muskelkater;
Steifheit, Erstarrung

Hint 215

Front 216

smothering

Back 216

erstickend, bedeckend -
(often uses as an idiom)

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troubling

Back 217

beunruhigend, störend, bedrückend

Front 218

Knock it off! [coll.]

Back 218

Lass das! [Hör schon auf!],
Hör auf damit! [ugs.]

Hint 218

Front 219

pimped out

Back 219

aufgemotzt

Hint 219

Front 220

to leap

Back 220

springen, hüpfen

Hint 220

Front 221

to swagger

Back 221

angeben, prahlen, stolzieren

Front 222

batting

Back 222

schlagend;
Füllung [Matraze], Polsterung

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to dismay

Back 223

bestürzen, erschrecken, entmutigen

Front 224

successor

Back 224

Nachfolger, Erbe

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lethal

Back 225

tödlich

Hint 225

Lethal injection is the practice of injecting drugs into a person for the express purpose of causing immediate death.

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impervious

Back 226

unempfindlich, gleichgültig, undurchlässig

Hint 226

The water can not get through the material.

Front 227

muck

Back 227

Dreck, Mist;
Schmuddel [ugs]

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perky

Back 228

dreist, selbstbewusst, lebhaft

Front 229

cheesy

Back 229

kitschig, geschmacklos, schlecht

Front 230

convo [sl.] [conversation]

Back 230

Unterhaltung, Gespräch

Hint 230

Hey Lily, private convo!

Front 231

This ship has sailed! [fig.] [idiom]

Back 231

Dieser Zug ist abgefahren! [fig.]

Hint 231

Front 232

material

Back 232

wesentlich, grundlegend, wichtig

Front 233

to be at a crossroads [idiom]

Back 233

eine Entscheidung treffen müssen;
"an einer Kreuzung sein";

Hint 233

This was it, my crossroads moment. What kind of professor was I gonna be? I had to decide.

Front 234

give someone a song and dance about something [idiom]

Back 234

to offer a complicated excuse for something that is difficult to believe;
jemandem Märchen erzählen;
to make something seem more important than it really is so that everyone notices it.

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to plow

Back 235

pflügen, ackern, beackern

Hint 235

Front 236

to alleviate

Back 236

lindern, mildern, abschwächen, erleichtern

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arousal

Back 237

Erregung

Front 238

cover hog [coll.]

Back 238

The one who always draws the covers in bed to himself, leaving his partner coverless

Hint 238

Front 239

soothing

Back 239

beruhigend, tröstend

Front 240

cramming

Back 240

vollstopfen

Hint 240

Front 241

anon

Back 241

wiederum (nochmals), sogleich;
bald [veraltet]

Front 242

ever and anon

Back 242

Manchmal, von Zeit zu Zeit, hin und wieder

Front 243

to haste [archaic]

Back 243

eilen

Front 244

chamber

Back 244

Kammer, Zimmer

Front 245

to scamper

Back 245

flitzen [ugs.], herumhüpfen, herumtollen

Hint 245

Front 246

filthy

Back 246

dreckig, schmutzig;
versaut [ugs.]

Hint 246

Front 247

disposal

Back 247

Verkauf, Beseitigung, Entsorgung

Front 248

leisure,
leisure time

Back 248

Freizeit

Hint 248

Front 249

to drill

Back 249

bohren;
üben, pauken

Hint 249

Front 250

crumbling

Back 250

zerbröckelnd, zerbröselnd

Hint 250

Front 251

unlaced

Back 251

aufgeschnürt, ungeschnürt

Hint 251

Front 252

epiphany

Back 252

Offenbarung

Front 253

quagmire

Back 253

Zwickmühle [ugs.] [fig.],
Sumpf, Moor

Hint 253

Front 254

smugness

Back 254

Selbstgefälligkeit, Spießigkeit

Hint 254

Front 255

lovey dovey [coll.]

Back 255

Kissing, hugging, and all that gushy stuff people who are in "love" do

Front 256

hit the bricks

Back 256

A sometimes insulting way of telling someone to go away, get lost, or leave you alone. Commonly acompanied by the word "junior".

Hint 256

Front 257

to prohibit

Back 257

verbieten, untersagen, verhindern

Hint 257

In this area shoes are forbid-den.

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to knit

Back 258

stricken

Hint 258

Front 259

low-key

Back 259

maßvoll, schwach, unauffällig

Front 260

to cringe

Back 260

zusammenzucken, zurückschrecken, kriechen

Front 261

to fudge

Back 261

schummeln, fälschen

Hint 261

Front 262

spiel [coll.]

Back 262

Gelaber, Geschwafel [ugs.]

Front 263

wits

Back 263

Sinne

Hint 263

Front 264

flight [of stairs]

Back 264

Treppenlauf

Hint 264

Front 265

flimflam [coll.]

Back 265

Schwindel, Blödsinn

Hint 265

“The Playbook” Included in this weighty tome is every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink, gambit, flimflam, stratagem, and bamboozle I’ve ever used or hope to use to pick up chicks and give them the business.

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thesaurus

Back 266

Wortschatz, Wörtersamm-lung

Hint 266

Front 267

to cater

Back 267

sorgen, verpflegen, liefern

Front 268

tab [coll.]

Back 268

Rechnung [in einer Bar]

Hint 268

Front 269

meadow

Back 269

Wiese;
Flur

Hint 269

Front 270

to breach

Back 270

verletzen, durchbrechen,
brechen (einen Vertrag, das Gesetz etc.)

Hint 270

He is breaching the door.

Front 271

yapping [coll.]

Back 271

qualselnd [ugs.], kläffend

Hint 271

Front 272

to con [coll.]

Back 272

betrügen, reinlegen

Hint 272

“The Playbook” Included in this weighty tome is every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink, gambit, flimflam, stratagem, and bamboozle I’ve ever used or hope to use to pick up chicks and give them the business.

Front 273

threshold

Back 273

Schwelle -
Türschwelle (veraltet), Reizschwelle

Hint 273

Front 274

tutelage

Back 274

Anleitung, Vormundschaft, Bevormundung

Front 275

hiccup

Back 275

Schluckauf

Front 276

to bamboozle [coll.]

Back 276

hereinlegen, beschwindeln, verwirren

Hint 276

“The Playbook” Included in this weighty tome is every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink, gambit, flimflam, stratagem, and bamboozle I’ve ever used or hope to use to pick up chicks and give them the business.

Front 277

hoax

Back 277

Scherz, Falschmeldung, Schwindel

Front 278

to scatter

Back 278

streuen, verstreuen, verteilen (unregelmäßig)

Front 279

stratagem

Back 279

List

Hint 279

“The Playbook” Included in this weighty tome is every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink, gambit, flimflam, stratagem, and bamboozle I’ve ever used or hope to use to pick up chicks and give them the business.

Front 280

gambit [fig.] [trick, device]

Back 280

Schachzug, Eröffnung [fig.]

Hint 280

Front 281

to hoodwinks somebody

Back 281

jemanden hintergehen, jemanden täuschen,
jemanden die Augen verbinden

Hint 281

“The Playbook” Included in this weighty tome is every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink, gambit, flimflam, stratagem, and bamboozle I’ve ever used or hope to use to pick up chicks and give them the business.

Front 282

assured

Back 282

versichert, gesichert, garantiert

Hint 282

Front 283

to litter [Am.]

Back 283

Abfall wegwerfen (auf den Boden)

Hint 283

Front 284

patch

Back 284

Fleck, Reparatur, Korrektur

Hint 284

Front 285

to go through a rough patch [idiom]

Back 285

eine schwere Zeit durchmachen,
eine Pechsträhne haben

Hint 285

Front 286

to spiel [coll.]

Back 286

quatschen [ugs.],
langatmig reden, wortreich darlegen

Front 287

bummer [coll.]

Back 287

Flop, Reinfall;
Niete (unfähige Person),
Bettler

Hint 287

Front 288

ducking

Back 288

untertauchend

Front 289

germs

Back 289

Bakterien, Keime

Hint 289

Front 290

spaz [Am.] [sl.]

Back 290

Spasti

Front 291

pejorative

Back 291

abwertend, verschlechternd, verschlimmernd

Front 292

doozy [Am.] [coll.]

Back 292

erste Sahne [ugs.], Prachtexemplar [ugs.]

Front 293

Buckle up.

Back 293

Schnall dich an.

Hint 293

Front 294

to elude

Back 294

ausweichen, umgehen, entschlüpfen

Hint 294

He (88) tries to elude him (21).

Front 295

to mouth something [coll.]

Back 295

etwas lautlos mit den Lippen formen (ein Wort, eine Antwort)

Front 296

slacks

Back 296

Hosen

Hint 296

What lightweight outfit, pink or white, makes the front of my slacks abnormally tight? - Sun dress

Front 297

to muster up

Back 297

sammeln

Hint 297

Ted musters up the courage to talk to a girl at the bar...

Front 298

exertion

Back 298

Anstrengung, Anspannung

Hint 298

Front 299

trouncing

Back 299

verhauend, verprügelnd

Hint 299

Front 300

bedrock [fig.]

Back 300

Grundstein, Fundament

Hint 300

Emotional baggage is the bedrock of America's most important cultural export. - Porn

Front 301

to ridicule

Back 301

verhöhnen, verspotten

Front 302

impugning

Back 302

bestreitend

Hint 302

He is impugning that the earth is round.

Front 303

vast

Back 303

gewaltig, enorm, riesig

Hint 303

That's a vast amount of notebooks.

Front 304

to be under the weather
to feel (a bit) under the weather [idiom]

Back 304

angeschlagen sein,
nicht ganz in Form sein

Hint 304

Front 305

to tail somebody [coll.]

Back 305

jemanden beschatten (heimlich verfolgen und beobachten) [ugs.]

Hint 305

Front 306

double entendres

Back 306

Zweideutig-keiten

Hint 306

Front 307

convenience [food]

Back 307

Annehmlichkeit, Vorteil, Nutzen, Bequemlichkeit

Hint 307

Convenience food is food that is commercially prepared to optimise ease of consumption.

Front 308

cynical

Back 308

zynisch, spöttisch

Front 309

skank [Am.] [vulg]

Back 309

Schlampe, Dreck

Front 310

appendix

Back 310

Anhang, Anhängsel

Front 311

gooey

Back 311

schnulzig, klebrig

Front 312

carnal

Back 312

körperlich, sexuell, sinnlich

Hint 312

Sex drive
Damn you feeding my carnal desire with that booty shaking :D

Front 313

gland

Back 313

Drüse

Hint 313

“In my body, where the shame gland should be, there is a second awesome gland. True story.” - Barney Stinson

Front 314

ripe

Back 314

reif, ausgereift

Hint 314

Front 315

to huddle up

Back 315

sich zusammenkauern, zusammenwerfen, ankuscheln

Hint 315

Front 316

soil

Back 316

Erde, Boden;
Dreck, Schmutz

Hint 316

Front 317

assignment

Back 317

Aufgabe, Auftrag, Einsatz, Zuteilung

Front 318

lap

Back 318

Schoß (einer Person),
Runde

Hint 318

Lily sits on Barney's lap.

Front 319

lapping [of water]

Back 319

Plätschern

Hint 319

You can hear the lapping of the water.

Front 320

suburban

Back 320

spießig [ugs.];
vorstädtisch

Hint 320

Front 321

to recall

Back 321

abrufen, zurückrufen, erinnern

Front 322

pounding

Back 322

Pochen, Gehämmer

Hint 322

with a pounding heart

Front 323

to be well endowed [coll.] [idiom]

Back 323

ordentlich was in der Hose haben [ugs.] (bei Männern);
ordentlich was vor der Hütte haben [ugs.] (bei Frauen)

Front 324

desperation

Back 324

Verzweiflung, Hoffnungslosig-keit

Hint 324

The man is feeling desperate about work.

Front 325

smitten

Back 325

ergriffen, heimgesucht, aufgeschmissen

Front 326

reluctant

Back 326

abgeneigt, widerwillig, zurückhaltend (zögerlich)

Hint 326

Front 327

landlord

Back 327

Vermieter, Wirt, Grundstücks-besitzer

Hint 327

A landlord is the owner of a house, apartment, land, etc. which is rented or leased to an individual or business, who is called a tenant.

Front 328

eavesdropping

Back 328

lauschen, abhören

Hint 328

Front 329

wrinkle

Back 329

Falte, Knitter, Unebenheit

Hint 329

Front 330

to contemplate

Back 330

beabsichtigen, nachdenken, erwägen

Front 331

repugnant

Back 331

abscheulich, abstoßend;
im Gegensatz stehen zu,
im Widerspruch stehen zu

Front 332

to hoot

Back 332

johlen, tröten,
heulen (Sirene)

Front 333

hecklers

Back 333

Zwischenrufer

Hint 333

Obama is no stranger to shutting down hecklers, frequently telling protesters to vote instead of boo.

Front 334

rebuttal

Back 334

Gegenbeweis, Widerlegung

Hint 334

Definition:
An account that is written or stated to contradict another idea

Front 335

hence

Back 335

daher, deshalb, infolgedessen

Hint 335

The roads were covered in ice; hence it was not safe to drive.

Front 336

lawnmower

Back 336

Rasenmäher

Hint 336

Front 337

adjacent

Back 337

angrenzend, benachbart, danebenliegend

Front 338

frosty

Back 338

frostig, eisig, kalt [auch fig. - cold atmosphere/smile]

Hint 338

Front 339

deliberation

Back 339

Absicht, Überlegung, Behutsamkeit

Hint 339

Kids, you can't talk yourself into falling in love. It doesn't take days of deliberation. When it's real, you know pretty quickly, and with absolute certainty

Front 340

peeps [coll.] [sl]

Back 340

Leute

Hint 340

Christian is looking for his peeps in the crowd.

Front 341

to braid

Back 341

flechten

Hint 341

Front 342

missile

Back 342

Rakete, Flugkörper, Raketengeschoss

Hint 342

Front 343

chopper [coll.]

Back 343

Helikopter, Hubschrauber

Hint 343

Front 344

fragile

Back 344

zerbrechlich, schwach, brüchig

Hint 344

Front 345

to shag [Br.] [vulg.]

Back 345

bumsen, ficken

Front 346

loo [Br.] [coll.]

Back 346

Klo, Toilette

Hint 346

Front 347

intimidating

Back 347

einschüchternd,
bedrohend (einschüchternd)

Hint 347

Front 348

to be floundering [idiom]

Back 348

ins Schwimmen geraten [idiom], zappeln

Front 349

trout

Back 349

Forelle

Hint 349

Trout is the common name for a number of species of freshwater fish...

Front 350

frat [coll.]
fraternity

Back 350

Studentenverbindung

Hint 350

They're all part of one frat called KNE in college.

Front 351

to haze

Back 351

schikanieren

Front 352

to clutch

Back 352

umklammern, festhalten, ergreifen, kuppeln

Hint 352

She is clutching her purse

Front 353

jugs [vulg.]

Back 353

Titten;
Krüge

Hint 353

She is showing off her jugs.

Front 354

to wallow

Back 354

sich suhlen, sich wälzen

Hint 354

He is wallowing in money like a pig is wallowing in mud.

Front 355

wit

Back 355

Verstand, Scharfsinigkeit

Front 356

downright

Back 356

geradezu, absolut, ganz und gar

Front 357

meddlesome

Back 357

aufdringlich, lästig

Hint 357

My neighbor is meddlesome and has a tendency to poke his nose in everything I do

Front 358

presumptuous

Back 358

überheblich, dreist, unbescheiden

Hint 358

Front 359

to jimmy something [coll.] [Am.]

Back 359

etwas aufhebeln

Front 360

con artist [coll.]

Back 360

Hochstabler, Schwindler, Trickbetrüger

Front 361

omitted

Back 361

ausgelassen, weggelassen, fehlend

Hint 361

Silence! Look, I know that things started out sketchy with me and Quinn, but I really like her, so please. Do you, Ted Middle-Name-Omitted Mosby, swear to uphold this Broath?

Front 362

sketchy

Back 362

dürftig, vage, oberflächlich

Front 363

to swindle

Back 363

schwindeln, betrügen

Front 364

deed

Back 364

Tat, Urkunde, Handlung

Front 365

shenanigans

Back 365

Blödsinn, Unfug, Schwindel, Tricks

Front 366

to swamp

Back 366

überschwemmen, überfluten überfordern

Hint 366

He is swamped by all the mails he has to answer.

Front 367

suave

Back 367

charmant, zuvorkommend

Front 368

to soothe

Back 368

beruhigen, besänftigen, trösten

Hint 368

She is soothing her baby.

Front 369

patchy

Back 369

unbeständig, ungleichmäßig, gefleckt

Front 370

Yuck! [coll.]

Back 370

Igitt, Bäh (bei Eckel)

Hint 370

An often used reaction when something is disgusting.

Front 371

woozy [coll.]

Back 371

duselig, benommen

Hint 371

Front 372

pay dirt [coll.]

Back 372

abbauwürdiges Erzlager;
Quelle von Erfolg/Reichtum

Front 373

juvie [juvenile detention center] [Am.] [sl.]

Back 373

Jugendgefängnis

Hint 373

Juvie, or the Juvenial Detention Center is the place where they send children who commit crimes.

Front 374

to swaddle

Back 374

wickeln [einwickeln, auch Babys]

Hint 374

Front 375

palate cleanser [fig.] [sl.] [rebound sex partner]

Back 375

Lückenbüßer

Front 376

onesie

Back 376

einteiliger Hausanzug für Babys, Strampler ohne Beine

Hint 376

Front 377

demise

Back 377

Niedergang, Untergang, Tod

Front 378

slob [coll.]

Back 378

Chaot, Chaotin

Hint 378

Front 379

lousy [coll.]

Back 379

mies, schlecht, ekelhaft

Hint 379

So, how's the nanny search going, Lil? Lousy.
Mrs. Buckminster was a spoonful of sugar. But so far, everyone we can afford on this website HeyNannyNanny.com is Scary Poppins.

Front 380

to hit pay dirt [idiom]

Back 380

fündig werden

Hint 380

The next day, Lily and Marshall's nanny search hit pay dirt. Mrs. Buckminster...

Front 381

clicking

Back 381

klickend, zuschnappend

Hint 381

We're really clicking as a couple. Um, if any couple is clicking these days, it's me and Victoria. Do you think that you and Victoria are clicking more than me and Nick? Do you think you and Nick are Oh, that's precious.

Front 382

to cave in [fig.]

Back 382

aufgeben, klein beigeben, nachgeben

Front 383

to crackle

Back 383

knistern

Hint 383

If you take one of these in your mouth it starts to crackle on your tongue.

Front 384

evicted

Back 384

zwangsgeräumt

Hint 384

Their getting thrown out of their house.

Front 385

prenup [coll.]

Back 385

Ehevertrag

Hint 385

Front 386

to retaliate

Back 386

kontern, zuruückschlagen, rächen, vergelten

Hint 386

Front 387

to skedaddle [coll.]

Back 387

abhauen, verschwinden, flüchten, ausreißen

Hint 387

KLAUS: If I could just take a quick whore's bath in your kitchen sink, then I will skedaddle.
VICTORIA: Oh, Klaus, I wish that there was something I could do to help.
TED: There is, little lady. I've got a guest room. You'll stay here till you're back on your feet.

Front 388

to wow somebody [coll.]

Back 388

jemanden begeistern, jemanden zum staunen bringen

Hint 388

Front 389

innate

Back 389

angeboren

Hint 389

Front 390

to bribe

Back 390

bestechen, verleiten

Hint 390

Front 391

irretrievably

Back 391

unwiederbringlich, rettungslos [verloren]

Hint 391

The marriage between the parties is irretrievably broken.

Front 392

to nick

Back 392

klauen, einkerben, einschneiden

Hint 392

Hey, what's a four- letter word for cut?
"Nick."
Yeah?
Is a four-letter word for cut.What is?
"Nick."
What? Oh.I got it. Shave.

Front 393

broad

Back 393

breit, umfassend, ausgedehnt

Hint 393

a broad smile growing across her face.

Front 394

kennel

Back 394

Hundehütte, Hundezwinger, Hundepension

Hint 394

The dog is inside a kennel.

Front 395

pathetic

Back 395

erbärmlich, bedauernswert, Mitleid erregend

Front 396

to woo

Back 396

werben, umwerben, locken

Hint 396

~He is wooing her...

Front 397

super [coll.] [superintendent][Am.]

Back 397

Hausmeister

Hint 397

Front 398

sleazy

Back 398

schäbig, heruntergekommen

Front 399

streetwalker

Back 399

Straßenprostituierte

Hint 399

Front 400

fraud

Back 400

Betrug

Hint 400

Front 401

to grudge

Back 401

beneiden, missgönnen

Hint 401

Are you sure you guys forgive me? Absolutely.Don't worry, no grudges.

Front 402

to abbreviate

Back 402

abkürzen, verkürzen

Hint 402

Front 403

tipsy [coll.]

Back 403

angetrunken

Front 404

Atta boy! [coll.]

Back 404

Guter Junge!

Front 405

viable

Back 405

machbar, brauchbar, realisierbar;
realistisch

Hint 405

Marshall, Lily and Ted can't make it, for viable reasons I just learned via this text message I accidentally deleted.

Front 406

sought after

Back 406

begehrt, nachgefragt

Hint 406

Front 407

to swing

Back 407

schwingen, schaukeln

Hint 407

Think we can swing that? Yeah, I do.

Front 408

to gloat

Back 408

sich hämisch freuen, brüsten

Hint 408

Front 409

to ripple

Back 409

kräuseln, rieseln, plätschern

Hint 409

Because when you do one good deed (smacks lips) it creates a ripple effect.One good deed leads to another and another.

Front 410

on behalf of

Back 410

namens, seitens, im Namen von

Hint 410

On behalf of the Manitoba Hotel and Curling Rink Association, we'd like to thank you for being the nicest, most well-behaved hotel guest ever.

Front 411

rash {adj}

Back 411

unüberlegt, überstürzt, voreilig

Front 412

detached

Back 412

getrennt, freistehend, losgelöst

Front 413

to take something for granted

Back 413

etwas als selbstverständlich ansehen,

Front 414

foil

Back 414

Gegenstück;
Folie

Hint 414

Marshall;
Barney, he is like your foil.

Barney: I am nothing like Ralph Macchio

Front 415

to grant

Back 415

bewilligen, gewähren,

Hint 415

Front 416

feisty

Back 416

lebhaft, temperamentvoll, angriffslustig

Hint 416

Front 417

pelvis

Back 417

Becken

Hint 417

Front 418

to fizzle

Back 418

missglücken, zischen

Front 419

grungy [coll.]

Back 419

schäbig, dreckig

Front 420

census

Back 420

Volkszählung, Zählung

Hint 420

A census is the procedure of systematically acquiring and recording information about the members of a given population.

Front 421

Shush!

Back 421

Pst! Sch!

Hint 421

Front 422

inadequacies

Back 422

Unzulänglichkeiten

Front 423

lectern

Back 423

Rednerpult

Hint 423

Front 424

to adjourn

Back 424

verschieben, aufschieben

Front 425

binder

Back 425

Heftmappe, Bindemittel

Hint 425

Front 426

exhilarating

Back 426

anregend, erheitern

Front 427

binky

Back 427

Schnuller

Hint 427

Front 428

to confess

Back 428

gestehen, zugeben, beichten

Hint 428

Front 429

nigh on

Back 429

nahezu

Hint 429

I've been one of your number one fans for nigh on three years now.

I had to pay nigh on forty pounds for it.

Front 430

séance [esot.]

Back 430

spiritische Sitzung [esot.]

Hint 430

Front 431

to startle

Back 431

aufschrecken,
erschrecken

Hint 431

Whaa!!!

Front 432

pungent

Back 432

penetrant, streng [Geschmack, Geruch, Gestank]

Hint 432

Front 433

mullet [haircut]

Back 433

Vokuhila

Hint 433

Front 434

to foil something

Back 434

etwas vereiteln, etwas durchkreuzen

Front 435

veterinarian [shortform: vet]

Back 435

Tierarzt

Hint 435

Front 436

dweeb [Am.] [sl.]

Back 436

Trottel, Langweiler

Front 437

contortionist

Back 437

Schlangenmensch

Hint 437

Front 438

refinery

Back 438

Raffinerie (z.B. Öl)

Hint 438

Front 439

scaredy-cat [coll.]

Back 439

Angsthase [ugs.]

Hint 439

Front 440

to bogart something [Am.] [coll.]

Back 440

etwas vereinnahmen;
etwas unter den Nagel reißen

Front 441

luggage

Back 441

Reisegepäck, Gepäck

Front 442

to yearn for somebody/ something

Back 442

nach jemanden/etwas sehnen/verlangen

Hint 442

Front 443

furniture

Back 443

Möbel

Hint 443

Front 444

scalp

Back 444

Kopfhaut

Hint 444

A: Do I become bald?
B: Well...
A: What!? Ted, scalp check!

Front 445

seething

Back 445

brodelnd, kochend;
schäumend (vor Wut)

Front 446

to bestow

Back 446

schenken, erweisen, verleihen, geben (Preis, Titel, Ehre)

Front 447

malarkey [coll.]

Back 447

Quatsch, Unsinn

Hint 447

Front 448

utter

Back 448

völlig, äußerste, vollkommen

Front 449

muttering

Back 449

murmelnd

Front 450

to erode

Back 450

zerfressen, aushöhlen, erodieren

Front 451

bodacious [Am.] [coll.]

Back 451

toll, großartig, aufregend

Front 452

Ixnay! [sl.]

Back 452

Nein!

Front 453

affirmative

Back 453

positiv, bestimmt, bestätigend

Hint 453

A: Are you from Germany?
B: Affirmative!

Front 454

snorkeling [Am.]

Back 454

schnorchelnd

Hint 454

Front 455

to ease

Back 455

erleichtern, lindern, verringern

Hint 455

to ease = [to make something] easier (easy)

Front 456

to peg

Back 456

anklammern

Hint 456

Front 457

convenience

Back 457

Annehmlichkeit, Vorteil, Nutzen, Komfort

Front 458

Shoot! [Am.] [coll.]

Back 458

Mist!, Verflickst!

Front 459

retraction

Back 459

Rücknahme, Widerruf, Rückzug

Front 460

proxy

Back 460

Vertreter, Stellvertreter

Front 461

layer

Back 461

Schicht, Ebene

Hint 461

Front 462

heirloom

Back 462

Erbstück

Hint 462

Ted's watch is an heirloom from his grandmother.

Front 463

It's pouring rain.

Back 463

Es regnet in Strömen.

Hint 463

Front 464

serpent

Back 464

Schlange

Hint 464

Front 465

lead [chem.]

Back 465

Blei

Hint 465

Front 466

petting

Back 466

Fummelei, Petting

Hint 466

~Making out is a term of American origin, dating back to at least 1949, and is used variously to refer to kissing, petting, and necking, but may also refer to non-penetrative sexacts such as heavy petting.

Front 467

to bicker

Back 467

streiten, zanken

Hint 467

Front 468

repelling {adj}

Back 468

abstoßend, abweisend

Hint 468

Cheese has an repelling smell!

Front 469

clemency

Back 469

Gnade, Nachsicht

Hint 469

Front 470

slur

Back 470

Beleidigung

Hint 470

Front 471

unequivocal

Back 471

eindeutig, unmissverständlich

Front 472

frank {adj}

Back 472

aufrichtig, freimütig

Hint 472

"That said, journalism is hard and mistakes happen. When they do, as in this Maddow case, apologies should be frank and unequivocal." ~ Edward Snowden

Front 473

to wince

Back 473

zusammenzucken, zurückschrecken

Front 474

peripheral {adj}

Back 474

nebensächlich

Front 475

to wrap

Back 475

einpacken, einwickeln, verpacken

Hint 475

The ingredients are wrapped inside a bread.

Front 476

hitch

Back 476

Störung, Problem

Hint 476

NARRATOR: Kids, it was two days before Barney and Robin's wedding, and everything was going off without a hitch.
TED: Ah. Been waiting for the perfect time for this, and, my friend, that time is...
BARNEY: I saw you and Robin at the carousel. (bottle shatters) Okay, there was one slight hitch.

Front 477

aviary

Back 477

Vogelhaus

Hint 477

“When we leave the church, they’re going to release 100 doves. It’s going to be avi — wait for it — ary. Aviary.”

Front 478

creek [Am.]

Back 478

Bach (kleiner Fluss)

Hint 478

sea-river-creek

Bears are fishing there.

The german word starts, like the word Bear, with the letter B.

Front 479

frigid {adj}

Back 479

eisig, gefühlskalt

Hint 479

Not only is the place where he is frigid but he has a frigid character as well.

Front 480

to bail

Back 480

bürgen (retten)

Hint 480

Um, can you come bail me out of jail? I thought I saw Bigfoot in Central Park and so I tackled him, but it turned out to be Russell Brand.

Front 481

to hoof [coll.]

Back 481

latschen [ugs]

Hint 481

Front 482

to huff

Back 482

ärgern, grollen

Front 483

buzzed {adj} [coll]

Back 483

angeheitert

Hint 483

Charlie is still buzzed from last nights trip

Front 484

crammage [coll.] [sl.]

Back 484

A large ammount of crap that is tightly crammed into a relatively small space.

Front 485

gory {adj}

Back 485

mörderisch, blutrünstig, blutig

Front 486

to sway somebody

Back 486

jemanden/etwas beeinflussen/überreden

Front 487

to whack somebody

Back 487

jemanden verhauen/verprügeln

Hint 487

She's about to whack somebody

Front 488

smithereens

Back 488

Bruckstücke, Fetzen, Splitter

Hint 488

The city was bombed to smithereens.

Front 489

validation

Back 489

Überprüfung, Bestätigung

Front 490

to anoint

Back 490

salben (einen König)

Hint 490

BARNEY: There is no girl too pretty, for I am Barney Stinson, Player King of New York City.
TED: You can't anoint yourself the king, just like that jerk, LeBron.

Front 491

congested {adj}

Back 491

überfüllt, übervölkert, verstopft

Hint 491

This city is congested.

Front 492

to devour something

Back 492

etwas verschlingen, etwas fressen

Hint 492

Robin is devouring this cake.

Front 493

pastry

Back 493

Gebäck, Teig

Hint 493

Victoria works at a bakery. There you can buy a lot of different pastries.

Front 494

balderdash

Back 494

Unsinn, Quatsch

Hint 494

Nonsense! Hogwash! Balderdash!

Front 495

fervor [Am.]

Back 495

Eifer, Leidenschaft

Front 496

hogwash

Back 496

Papperlapapp, Quatsch

Hint 496

Nonsense! Hogwash! Balderdash!

Front 497

infamy

Back 497

Schande

Hint 497

The minister’s act of adultery brought infamy to his name and his church.

Front 498

gullet

Back 498

Speiseröhre, Schlund

Hint 498

Front 499

hanky-panky [coll.]

Back 499

Schwindel, fauler Zauber;
Knutscherei, Gefummel

Hint 499

Just smile, be charming, ooze charisma, talk about the weather.For this might be a date, which means there might be hanky-panky... ;) hehe

Front 500

ooze

Back 500

sickern, durchsickern, triefen

Front 501

rabid {adj}

Back 501

tollwütig;
fanatisch [fanbase]

Hint 501

This may sound kind of random, but there actually is a reason for my rabid Yankee fandom.I guess I'll just be honest here, though crazy it may seem.

Front 502

sated {adj}

Back 502

satt, gesättigt

Front 503

to yawn

Back 503

gähnen

Hint 503

He fakes a yawn to get more physical contact with his date. :D

Front 504

whammy

Back 504

Angriff, Unglücksbringer

Front 505

errand

Back 505

Besorgung, Botengang, Auftrag

Hint 505

She is running an errand.

Front 506

hunch

Back 506

Ahnung (Vorgefühl), Vermutung

Hint 506

At the moment I only have a hunch of how things work here.

Front 507

grand larceny

Back 507

schwerer Diebstahl

Hint 507

Larceny is a crime involving the unlawful taking of the personal property of another person or business.

Front 508

obnoxious {adj}

Back 508

widerlich, unausstehlich

Hint 508

Front 509

vain

Back 509

eitel, eingebildet;
vergeblich, nutzlos

Hint 509

Front 510

to barge

Back 510

rempeln, torkeln

Hint 510

They are always barging into each other

Front 511

to grovel

Back 511

kriechen

Front 512

faint {adj}

Back 512

schwach, zaghaft

Hint 512

Jenn smiled faintly with a nod.

Front 513

mittens

Back 513

Fäustlinge

Hint 513

Front 514

premises

Back 514

Grundstück, Geschäftsräume;
Voraussetzungen

Hint 514

IN this building a company has their offices.

Front 515

poll

Back 515

Umfrage

Hint 515

Front 516

sod

Back 516

Rasenstück

Hint 516

ALAN: It doesn't take two months to put down a new lawn Judith.
CHARLIE: Sounds like she got laid before the sod did.
:D

Front 517

demeaning {adj}

Back 517

erniedrigend

Front 518

confession

Back 518

Geständnis, Beichte

Hint 518

Front 519

allegedly

Back 519

angeblich

Hint 519

Allegedly Cristiano Ronaldo is signing with Bayern Munich... :D

Front 520

vengeance

Back 520

Rache, Vergeltung

Hint 520

Front 521

exculpation

Back 521

Entschuldigung

Hint 521

John doesn't want to accept the exculpation of Tony... Hopefully they will get along again.

Front 522

dull {adj}

Back 522

langweilig, dumpf, dumm

Hint 522

What a 'dull' company.....



Not really

Front 523

thorough {adj}

Back 523

gründlich, sorgfältig

Hint 523

"The Some-Might-Call-It-Nitpicky-But-It's-Really-Just-Thorough Schooling of The Calligrapher".

Front 524

nitpicky {adj} [coll.]

Back 524

spitzfindig, pingelig

Hint 524

"The Some-Might-Call-It-Nitpicky-But-It's-Really-Just-Thorough Schooling of The Calligrapher"

Front 525

dire {adj}

Back 525

fatal (verhängnisvoll)

Front 526

fabled {adj}

Back 526

legendenumwobenen, sagenhaft

Front 527

vigorous {adj}

Back 527

energisch, lebhaft, kräftig

Hint 527

BARNEY: The "Fabled Slapping Tree of Gongqing Forest"
MARSHALL: Sure.
BARNEY: Really? "Fabled." Mmm. 'Cause I've never heard of it.
MARSHALL: I'm pretty sure everybody's heard of it. - Guys?

LILY: Yup.
ROBIN: Totally, yeah.
TED: I backpacked there in college.
MARSHALL: See? Fabled.

Front 528

disposable

Back 528

wegwerfbar, verfügbar

Front 529

canvas

Back 529

Leinwand

Hint 529

Front 530

hiatus

Back 530

Unterbrechung, Auszeit

Front 531

underfunded {adj}

Back 531

unterfinanziert, mit zu geringen Mitteln ausgestattet

Hint 531

When a project doesn't get enough money or material to establish

Front 532

binge eating

Back 532

Esssucht, Zwangsessen

Hint 532

Front 533

to reiterate

Back 533

wiederholen

Hint 533

Front 534

to molest somebody

Back 534

jemanden belästigen, jemanden sexuell belästigen

Front 535

to mooch [Am.] [coll.]

Back 535

schnorren

Hint 535

Alan Harper is a total mooch, trying to get everything for free.

Front 536

unbearable

Back 536

unerträglich

Front 537

to make great strides [idiom]

Back 537

große Fortschritte machen, sich verbessern

Hint 537

ROBIN: With your fear of flying? What, did the plane drive here? (laughs)
ROBIN'S MOM: I've made enormous strides since you last saw me, dear.

Front 538

to enlist

Back 538

anwerben, einschreiben (Militär)

Hint 538

Marines have to get married in uniform, so I'll just go enlist.Dude, we can enlist together! That's the dream! That's not the I wonder if they let you pick bunkmates.I hope they do.Although I might want to request a single.You'll make friends.

Front 539

to spin yarns [idiom]

Back 539

Seemannsgarn spinnen

Hint 539

I'm just a boring old man who won't stop spinning yarns.Oh, hey.I love your yarns.I hope you never stop spinning them.

Front 540

to chug something [Am.] [coll.]

Back 540

etwas exen/ auf ex trinken

Hint 540

He wants to chug the hole glass.

Front 541

poppycock [coll.]

Back 541

Papperlapapp, Quatsch

Front 542

Kudos!

Back 542

Chapeau!, Hut ab!

Hint 542

Cornflower blue, Ted.Cornflower blue!
First off, kudos to Marshall and Lily for calming you down.

Front 543

incumbent {adj}

Back 543

amtierend, vorherrschend

Hint 543

At the moment Angela Merkel is the incumbent chancellor of germany.

Front 544

aplomb

Back 544

Souveränitat, Selbstbewusstsein

Hint 544

Because the negotiator handled the hostage situation with aplomb, the kidnapper released everyone without harm.

Front 545

iffy {adj}

Back 545

fraglich

Front 546

orphans

Back 546

Waisen, Waisenkinder

Hint 546

♪♪♪ Save the orphans! ♪♪♪
Ahaaa ahaa
♪♪♪ Save the orphans! ♪♪♪
Ahaa ahaa
♪♪♪ Save the orphans! ♪♪♪
Ahaa ahaa....

Front 547

stumpy {adj}

Back 547

stämmig, plump, kurz und dick

Front 548

skeevy{adj} [Am.] [coll.]

Back 548

ekelhaft

Hint 548

Front 549

ordeal

Back 549

Tortur, Qual

Front 550

aloof {adj}

Back 550

distanziert

Hint 550

He kept himself aloof from all party strife.

Front 551

genuine {adj}

Back 551

echt, aufrichtig, authentisch

Hint 551

A genuine Sasquatch sighting out in nature.

Front 552

asterisk

Back 552

Sternchen *

Hint 552

LILY: So did you get a perfect month?
BARNEY: Yes.
LILY: Then why are you so upset?
BARNEY: That last girl, number 31
TRACY: Oh, that's a pretty name.What is that, French?
BARNEY: She's pregnant.
TED: Wait, you're messing with us, right? You didn't really get a girl pregnant?
BARNEY: It's real.She's pregnant.
MARSHALL: Kinda puts an asterisk, on the whole perfect month thing, huh?

Front 553

enduring

Back 553

dauerhaft, beständig, andauernd

Hint 553

enduring - no end - during

Front 554

moat

Back 554

Burggraben, Graben

Hint 554

TED: Did you wire the down payment to the castle guy? I got a castle guy.
BARNEY: I've got, like, three castle guys.And a moat guy, so...

- The castle is surrounded by a moat to keep attackers away.

Front 555

preposterous {adj}

Back 555

absurd, lächerlich

Hint 555

His idea of selling dead bugs for big money is totally preposterous!

Front 556

to scoop

Back 556

ausschöpfen, schaufeln,

Hint 556

You can use the scoop to scoop the right amount of powder right away.

Front 557

wimp [coll.]

Back 557

Niete, Feigling

Hint 557

What a scaredy-cat...

Front 558

to rap

Back 558

klopfen, pochen

Hint 558

He is rapping at the door.

Front 559

to sugar-coat something [Am.]

Back 559

etwas beschönigen, etwas schönreden

Hint 559

I'm not going to sugarcoat it, 'Two and a half men' became way worse since Charlie got fired.

Front 560

lever

Back 560

Hebel

Hint 560

He can just pull the lever to turn it off.

Front 561

jaw

Back 561

Kiefer

Hint 561

Front 562

to dwell

Back 562

verweilen

Hint 562

Front 563

nursery

Back 563

Kinderzimmer;
Kindertagesstätte

Hint 563

It's Marvin's nursery.

Front 564

lint

Back 564

Fussel

Hint 564

It's an elepahnt made out of lint :O

Front 565

to berate

Back 565

beschimpfen, ausschimpfen

Hint 565

to berate - be rage - if you are in ragemode you are much more likely to berate one of your mates

Front 566

humid {adj}

Back 566

feucht

Hint 566

You can not even shoot a photo here, because of the humid temperature.

Front 567

to whittle something

Back 567

etwas schnitzen

Hint 567

How to whittle without hurting yourself

Front 568

to go out on a limb [idiom]

Back 568

ein Risikio eingehen, sich aus dem Fenster lehnen

Hint 568

He doesn't want to go out on a limb, but he really should give it a try.

Front 569

to hamper

Back 569

behindern, erschweren

Hint 569

The heavy rain and wind hampers him to walk fast.

Front 570

litigious {adj}

Back 570

streitsüchtig, prozessfreudig

Hint 570

;D

Front 571

bloomers

Back 571

Pluderhose, Damenunterwäsche

Hint 571

Front 572

to bode

Back 572

ankündigen, prophezeien

Front 573

huffing and puffing

Back 573

schnaufend und keuchend

Hint 573

Sheldon: Are you comfortable?Meemaw: Very. It’s nice to rest after 800 flights of stairs.
Sheldon: You were so cute, huffin’ and puffin’.

Front 574

remorse

Back 574

Reue

Hint 574

Well, that is fine, because I’ve decided that I won’t be joining you. I’ve realized that the most genuine way to demonstrate the remorse I feel is to let you have this weekend to yourselves.

Front 575

to prolong

Back 575

hinauszögern, verlängern

Hint 575

Emily: Well, I don’t accept your apology.Raj: What are you doing?Emily: It’s called standing up for myself. You should try it some time.Raj: Fine, how about this? You’re making me uncomfortable by prolonging this ridiculous fight, and I wish you’d stop.

Front 576

sincere {adj}

Back 576

aufrichtig, ehrlich

Hint 576

It seemed like a sincere apology, but it could have been an act.

Front 577

sleet

Back 577

Schneeregen

Hint 577

No, no, not just that. I mean, Detroit is beautiful when it’s sleeting.

Front 578

to perpetuate

Back 578

aufrechterhalten

Hint 578

Nathan’s bad behavior only served to perpetuate his teacher’s negative opinion of him.

Front 579

succinct {adj}

Back 579

prägnant, knapp/ kurz

Hint 579

Leonard: Oh, great. Dr. Gallo is terrific. You know, I, I’ve always been insecure that no one cares about what I have to say, but she made me see…
Penny: Yeah, no one cares. Did you help me out or not?Leonard: Okay, now, what I’m hearing is that you feel that I sometimes take too long to express myself, and you wish I’d be more succinct.

Front 580

rearing

Back 580

Erziehung

Hint 580

Dr Gallo: Ah, it’s my pleasure. I’m curious, are you related to Dr. Beverly Hofstadter?Leonard: Uh, she’s my mother. You know her?
Dr Gallo: No, not personally, but I have read all of her books.
Leonard: Well, then you know her better than I do.
Dr Gallo: Well, I’m not so sure about that. But I can tell you I do not agree with her theories on child rearing at all.
Leonard: Really? Any chance you find them cold, cruel and unsuitable for innocent little boys who just want to be happy?

Front 581

to make for something

Back 581

in Richtung gehen

Hint 581

- make for something - to move towards a place -

He picked up his umbrella and made for the door.

Front 582

blasphemous {adj}

Back 582

gotteslästerlich

Front 583

chunk

Back 583

Brocken, Stück

Hint 583

If you cut something into pieces you've got a lot of different chunks.

Front 584

skinny-dipping [coll.]

Back 584

Nacktbaden

Hint 584

A: I forgot my swimming suit
B: No problem, we can go skinny-dipping

Front 585

to experience/know something firsthand

Back 585

etwas selbst erleben, etwas am eigenen Leib erfahren, etwas aus eigener Erfahrung wissen

Hint 585

When you witness an accident with your own two eyes instead of hearing about it after the fact, this is an example of when you witnessed it firsthand

Front 586

spoiled {adj}

Back 586

verwöhnt

Hint 586

Actually Raj was a spoiled kid.

Front 587

rabies

Back 587

Tollwut

Hint 587

Howard thinks he might got rabies by the rabbids bite.

Front 588

to conceal

Back 588

verheimlichen, verbergen

Hint 588

Front 589

vice versa {adv}

Back 589

andersherum

Hint 589

It’s quick to fly from Italy to Greece (or vice versa).

Front 590

indubitable {adj}

Back 590

zweifellos, unbestreitbar

Hint 590

Since Woods has over ninety percent of the votes, it is an indubitable fact he is our new legislator.

Front 591

to splurge [coll.]

Back 591

protzen;
Geld verschwenderisch ausgeben

Hint 591

Front 592

vortex

Back 592

Wirbel

Hint 592

Front 593

emasculation

Back 593

Entmannung

Hint 593

emasculation:
e = end = no +
masculine

When a woman makes fun of her boyfriend for being a wimp and not being able to do the things a man should, this is an example of when she emasculates him.

Front 594

allegiance

Back 594

Loyalität

Hint 594

John Cena's catchphrase was: Hustle - ... - Respect

Front 595

to pledge

Back 595

versprechen, schwören

Front 596

to jaywalk

Back 596

verkehrswidrig eine Straße überqueren

Hint 596

Front 597

wrinkled

Back 597

faltig, runzelig

Hint 597

Front 598

shrew

Back 598

Giftnudel, Widerspenstige

Hint 598

Front 599

to officiate

Back 599

amtieren;
den Gottesdienst/ die Zeremonie abhalten/leiten

Hint 599

The Rock officiated a surprise wedding. (^.^)

Front 600

gracious {adj}

Back 600

liebenswürdig, gnädig, freundlich

Front 601

to be bent out of shape

Back 601

verärgert sein

Hint 601

SHELDON: Stuart, what are you doing here?
STUART: Sheldon, you are the most inconsiderate person I have ever met in my entire life! Where do you get off sending me to shop with your girlfriend?!
SHELDON: I don't understand.You were happy to do this when I hired you.Why-why are you upset with me now?
STUART: Oh, I'm not upset with you, but Amy's pretty bent out of shape, so she hired me to let you have it.

Front 602

to contradict

Back 602

bestreiten, widersprechen

Hint 602

No one dared to contradict him, so he was able to do everything he wanted.

Front 603

velocity

Back 603

Geschwindigkeit

Hint 603

The wind velocity did not exceed 20 km.

Front 604

peculiar {adj}

Back 604

seltsam, merkwürdig, eigenartig

Front 605

snarky {adj}

Back 605

höhnisch, abfällig

Front 606

irritable

Back 606

gereizt, reizbar, nervös

Front 607

no muss no fuss

Back 607

ohne Hektik und Geschrei

Hint 607

no mess, no trouble

Front 608

randy {adj} [coll.]

Back 608

geil (sexuell)

Hint 608

rrrrandy rrr ;)

Front 609

subservient {adj}

Back 609

unterwürfig, untergeordnet

Hint 609

While I do not mind following reasonable orders on occasion, I am far from subservient and will not do everything I am told.

Front 610

to crave

Back 610

ersehnen, flehen

Front 611

thrilled {adj}

Back 611

erregt, begeistert

Hint 611

We were thrilled beyond words, a monumental success.

Front 612

blasé {adj}

Back 612

gleichgültig

Hint 612

Far too many people are blasé about their driving skills. ;)

Front 613

mortified {adj}

Back 613

beschämt, gekränkt

Hint 613

If my mother picks me up from school in her pajamas, she will mortify me in front of my friends. xD

Front 614

wedded bliss

Back 614

Eheglück

Front 615

word on the street

Back 615

A rumor going around; what everyone is saying.

Hint 615

there are a lot of people on the street - if something is told (word) it gets around fast.
Resulting in nearly everyone saying/believing those words.

Front 616

to prattle

Back 616

plappern, labern, plaudern

Hint 616

Front 617

to bargain

Back 617

verhandeln

Hint 617

Front 618

to scramble

Back 618

verrühren, klettern

Hint 618

scrambled eggs

Front 619

to admonish

Back 619

mahnen, warnen

Hint 619

No, no, no!
You, you, you!

Front 620

vixen

Back 620

Füchsin;
Giftnudel;
erotische Frau

Hint 620

if there is a vixen you might want to wank (wichsen :D)

Front 621

neato {adj} [sl.]

Back 621

exzellent

Front 622

plain {adj}

Back 622

einfach, schlicht, deutlich, klar

Hint 622

Sheldon: Mmm, tasteless.

Front 623

pet peeve

Back 623

Hauptärgernis,(persönliches) Lieblingsärgernis

Hint 623

A pet peeve or pet aversion is a minor annoyance that an individual identifies as particularly annoying to himself, to a greater degree than others may find.

Front 624

garrulous {adj}

Back 624

geschwätzig

Hint 624

blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah... blah? blah blah blah

Front 625

to be bushed [coll.]

Back 625

erschöpft sein;
verloren sein [auch fig.]

Hint 625

Front 626

jolly {adj}

Back 626

fröhlich, vergnügt, lustig

Hint 626

jolly
joy = fun
lly= adjective

Front 627

ebullient {adj}

Back 627

überschwänglich (mit einem übertrieben Maß an Gefühl)

Hint 627

Front 628

to gyp [coll.]

Back 628

schwindeln, betrügen

Hint 628

Front 629

to rat sb. out [coll.]

Back 629

jemanden verpetzen [ugs.]

Front 630

caroling

Back 630

Sternsingen

Hint 630

They come to your house on Christmas and sing a song.

Front 631

fly {adj} [sl.]

Back 631

schick, cool, sexy

Hint 631

ASHLEY: You look handsome, Will. Nice suit.
WILL: You like it, Ash? Custom-made. Size 42, extra fly.

Front 632

superstitious {adj}

Back 632

abergläubisch

Hint 632

My lucky number is 17.

Front 633

aptitude

Back 633

Begabung, Eignung, Talent

Hint 633

An aptitude is a component of a competence to do a certain kind of work at a certain level. Outstanding aptitude can be considered "talent".

Front 634

curfew

Back 634

Ausgangssperre, Ausgehverbot

Hint 634

Any regulation requiring people to be off the streets and in their homes by a certain time.

Front 635

illiterate {adj}

Back 635

ungebildet, analphabetisch

Hint 635

Somehow a dinosaur can not read. Might be because he is illiterate... :D

Front 636

to slash

Back 636

schlitzen

Hint 636

Darius likes to slash his enemys. (^.^)

Front 637

solecism

Back 637

Sprachfehler

Hint 637

Front 638

to loathe somebody/something

Back 638

jemanden/etwas hassen, jemanden/etwas verabscheuen

Hint 638

- feel intense dislike or disgust for.

Front 639

to buzz

Back 639

summen, schwirren, brummen

Hint 639

Bees buzz :D
They makes this noise...

Front 640

to quiver

Back 640

zittern, beben, schaudern

Hint 640

Front 641

to red-flag something

Back 641

vor etwas warnen, auf etwas aufmerksam machen

Hint 641

A red flag is a sign or warning of any impending danger, disaster or doom

Front 642

plainclothes

Back 642

Zivilkleidung

Hint 642

plain (ordinary) + clothes = clothes you usually wear during your everyday life.

It's an police officer in his plainclothes.

Front 643

stove

Back 643

Herd, Ofen

Hint 643

Front 644

bogus {adj}

Back 644

betrügerisch, erfunden, gefälscht

Hint 644

IT'S A SCAM :O

Front 645

gorge

Back 645

Schlucht

Hint 645

You might fall off a cliff into a gorge... :( xD

Front 646

trespassing

Back 646

unerlaubtes Betreten

Hint 646

Do not pass over 'tres'.... hahaha ha ha...

Front 647

soggy {adj}

Back 647

durchnässt, durchweicht

Hint 647

Front 648

mold

Back 648

Schimmel

Hint 648

Yuck!

Front 649

wig [Am.]

Back 649

Perücke

Hint 649

Roger has a lot of different wigs for his personae.

Front 650

prevalent {adj}

Back 650

vorherrschend, verbreitet, vorwiegend

Front 651

coach [esp. Br.]

Back 651

Reisebus

Hint 651

A coach is a type of vehicle used for conveying passengers on excursions and on longer-distance intercity - or even international - bus service.

Front 652

stick-up

Back 652

Raubüberfall

Hint 652

hands up - this is a stick-up

Front 653

heritable {adj}

Back 653

vererbbar

Hint 653

Front 654

temper

Back 654

Temperament, Laune

Front 655

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth [idiom]

Back 655

(das) Kind reicher Eltern sein

Hint 655

Front 656

proverb

Back 656

Sprichwort

Hint 656

a word for a pro because it has a different meaning then what it actually says ;)

Front 657

to flinch

Back 657

zurückweichen, zusammenzucken

Hint 657

Front 658

cabbage

Back 658

Kohl, Kohlkopf

Hint 658

MY CABBAGES!

Front 659

chimney

Back 659

Kamin, Schornstein

Front 660

turmoil

Back 660

Aufruhr, Turbulenzen

Hint 660

A turmoil can be a turm to find oil however in this case it refers to a situation like that when the people who live in this area become angry because of it. You know? xD

Front 661

bracing {adj}

Back 661

erfrischend, anregend, belebend

Hint 661

Zuko made 'bracing' tea for Uncle Iroh... :D

Front 662

gift that keeps on giving

Back 662

1. (US, idiomatic) Something with continuing consequences.

2. (US, slang) A sexually transmitted disease.

Front 663

verdict

Back 663

Urteil

Hint 663

ver=wer

dict=diktieren, Diktatur

Ein Diktator urteilt einzig selbst.

Front 664

to take sb to the woodshed [idiom]

Back 664

jemanden bestrafen

Hint 664

like in AC3 Achilles takes Connor to the woodshed (Holzschuppen) to punish/sentence him because nobody will see them there or what Achilles might do to him.

Front 665

locking horns [idiom]

Back 665

Kontroverse, Kraftprobe/Kräftemessen

Front 666

to pave the way for ... (somebody/something) [fig.] [idiom]

Back 666

Wegbereiter für ... sein, jemandem/etwas den Weg bereiten

Hint 666

build the way for somebody to walk on - helping them to do something

Front 667

chink

Back 667

Riss, Spalt

Hint 667

free space between to things - rift

Front 668

eminent

Back 668

angesehen, berühmt

Hint 668

Eminem is eminent

Front 669

eminent domain [law.]

Back 669

Enteignung [law.]

Hint 669

If the staate or an institution takes land or other posession away from someone

Front 670

Seize the day. [carpe diem] [proverb]

Back 670

Nutze den Tag!

Front 671

extortion

Back 671

Erpressung

Hint 671

blackmailing

Front 672

leverage

Back 672

Einfluss, Druckmittel, Hebel

Hint 672

lever

age

with increasing age your back most likely bends forward - therefore the lever increases as well

if your back bends forward there is more pressure on you especially on the center

~ pressure + central ~

Front 673

fraud

Back 673

Betrug, Betrüger

Hint 673

Mike Ross is a fraud. He says he is a lawyer but he isn't.

Front 674

assets

Back 674

Vermögen, Eigentum, Anlagen

Hint 674

If you won a lot in poker because you had two ass's you probably have a lot money.

Front 675

sophisticated

Back 675

intellektuell, gebildet, elegant, schick

Hint 675

[B comes into the room in a beautiful dress]

A: Wow, you're...

B: Beautiful? I know. Smoking hot? Oh yeah
A: I was gonna say sophisticated ;)

B: Yeah yeah ;) :D

Front 676

plunge

Back 676

Sturz, Fall, Kopfsprung, Eintauchen

Hint 676

Nicht einfach planschen (plunge)
Sondern schön elegant mit dem Kopf voran ins Wasser springen.

Manchmal auch nicht elegant sondern aus Versehen...

Front 677

to merge

Back 677

fusionieren

Hint 677

Kaiba: NOW YUGI YOU ARE GOING DOWN!
I MERGE MY THREE BLUE-EYES WHITE DRAGON INTO ONE... THE BLUE-EYES ULTIMATE DRAGON MUHAHAHAH :)

Front 678

to keep a low profile

Back 678

sich unverdächtig verhalten, sich zurückhalten, untertauchen

Hint 678

if you're staying on a low profile it's very difficult to see you... because you're so low.. you know

Front 679

to despise someone/ something

Back 679

jemanden/etwas

verachten/hassen

Front 680

hardship

Back 680

Not, Elend

Hint 680

hard=hart, schwer
ship=Titanic

Front 681

to prosecute sb./sth.

Back 681

jdn./etw. bestrafen [strafrechtlich verfolgen]

Hint 681

prosecute
not execute but something with law
there is an s in it 'because' the german word has an s in it as well

Front 682

to play footsie with sb. [coll.]

Back 682

mit jdm. füßeln [ugs.]

Hint 682

can be sexuall like playing with each others feets but can also be used to refer to two people flattering each other (mostly for no good reason)

Front 683

to be on a sticky wicket [idiom]

Back 683

in der Klemme sitzen, in einer heiklen Situation sein

Hint 683

It's so sticky you can't move/do something -> a bad situation

Front 684

to muzzle sb. [fig.] [idiom]

Back 684

jdn. mundtot machen, jdm. einen Maulkorb anlegen

Hint 684

muzzle somehow reminds me of a grizzly bear and they often get muzzled so they can not bite somebody... if they're not in the wild obviously

Front 685

finesse

Back 685

Raffinesse, Gewandheit

-The unique ability to manuever seemlessly around people or objects in a smooth manner.

Hint 685

RAF was a group of terrorists who camped underground with a great amount of finesse
RAF+FINESSE

=Raffinesse

Front 686

to give sb. the benefit of the doubt

Back 686

im Zweifelsfall zu jds. Gunsten entscheiden

Front 687

dismissive

Back 687

abweisend, respektlos

Hint 687

dismissive = jmd der jmd disst ist ihnen gegenüber dismissive

Front 688

to savor [Am.]

Back 688

genießen; etwas kosten (Essen probieren)

Hint 688

savor sounds like safe her
imagine your dream girl standing on a cliff which is crumbling... you want to savor all the time you have left with her because she is going down... you know :D

Front 689

to not get around sth

Back 689

an etw. nicht vorbeikommen

Front 690

merit

Back 690

Verdienst [Anspruch auf Anerkennung]

Front 691

chump

Back 691

Dummkopf

Hint 691

if somebody can not say jump he is a chump

Front 692

to make amends

Back 692

entschädigen, wiedergutmachen

Hint 692

a lot of people think that if they pray (amen..) they will rectify a mistake of their past
- to make amends = rectify
imagine people 'make' a prayer (amen-ds) for rectifying

Front 693

crimson {adj}

Back 693

blutrot, purpurn

Hint 693

Crimson Elite Riven will make a lot of people bleed... and the color of their blood is crimson. :O

Front 694

ecstatic {adj}

Back 694

begeistert, ekstatisch

Hint 694

ecstatic
trying to say you're fantastic but you're so ecstatic you can't speak right...

Front 695

lifeline

Back 695

Rettungsleine

Hint 695

You just fall overboard so they throw a lifeline at you to save you... you know in the end your life is on the line ;)

Front 696

to wait for the other shoe to drop [Am.] [idiom]

Back 696

auf die nächste Hiobsbotschaft warten

Front 697

to slander

Back 697

beleidigen, verleumden

Front 698

insurmountable

Back 698

unüberwindbar

Hint 698

insur.. well unsure I guess
because I bet you will not surpass that mountain. that mountain is so big it's insurmountable...

Front 699

pity party [Am.] [coll.]

Back 699

[Selbstmitleidsorgie]

Hint 699

When someone goes home crying about oneself

Front 700

stage fright

Back 700

Lampenfieber

Hint 700

... many people are frightened while on stage... many have stage fright you know Bro.... like your boy Louis Litt

Front 701

catch

Back 701

ein guter Fang

Hint 701

Robin talking to Ted:
You're a catch!

Front 702

coaster

Back 702

Untersetzer

Hint 702

You can put your drink on a coaster. That way the table won't get wet.

Front 703

affectionate

Back 703

liebevoll, zärtlich, anhänglich

Hint 703

After Marshall proposed to Lily she became... hmm how should I say this... affectionate... ;)

Front 704

wanked and chunged

Back 704

to be stoned, drunk, crossfaded

Hint 704

after smoking weed etc

Front 705

to restrain

Back 705

zurückhalten, beschränken

Hint 705

Sheldon received restraining orders from multiple stars :D

Front 706

to assess

Back 706

abwägen, beurteilen, einschätzen, feststellen

Hint 706

On the one hand there is 'ass'
On the other hand there is 'ess'

Front 707

klutzy {adj} [Am.] [coll.]

Back 707

schwerfällig, trampelhaft

Hint 707

Barney nudges Ted over some bags....
Barney: Oh Ted you klutzy great guy