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editorial (in a newspaper) |
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imprint; details of publication, address, etc. |
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popular press; tabloid press |
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Sie hat sich ein Bein ausgerissen für diese Firma. |
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She worked so hard for that company. |
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Ich wünsche Ihnen Hals- und Beinbruch. |
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I wish you well (with that) |
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Immer, wenn mir was gelingt, kommt sie dazwischen und stellt mir ein Bein. |
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Every time I manage to get something done, she gets involved and trips me up/ruins it. |
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Meinen Bericht willst du kopieren? Ich mach' dir gleich Beine, mein Lieber. |
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You want to copy my report? Let's home you can run fast (before I catch you)! |
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Sag mal, du willst mich wohl auf den Arm nehmen! |
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Hey, you're pulling my leg! |
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Kannst du mir mal unter die Arme greifen, Papa? Ich brauche etwas Geld. |
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Can you help me out, Dad? I need some money. |
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Ich wollte Horst nie mehr wiedersehen, aber ich bin ihm gestern direkt in die Arme gelaufen. |
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I never wanted to see Horst again, but I ran directly into him yesterday. |
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Er kann im Moment nicht an Urlaub denken; er hat den Kopf voll. |
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He can't think about his vacation at the moment; he is very busy. |
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Nun zerbrech' dir mal nicht den Kopf deswegen. Es ist alles nicht so schlimm. |
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Don't worry yourself (to death). Nothing's that bad. |
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Immer muss er seinen Kopf durchsetzen. |
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He always has to have his way. |
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Eine Gehaltserhöhung schlagen Sie sich lieber aus dem Kopf. |
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You better banish the raise from your mind. |
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Er braucht bloß zur Polizei zu gehen. |
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All he needs to do is go to the police. |
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Er stand mit bloßem Oberkörper vor dem Fenster. |
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He stood at the window bare-chested. |
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Was können die Einbrecher wohl gesucht haben? |
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What could the burglars possibly have been looking for? |
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Ich fühle mich sehr wohl in der neuen Wohnung. |
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I am very comfortable in the new apartment. |
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Er wird wohl Dokument gesucht haben. |
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Surely he was looking for documents. |
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Da liegt doch der Hase im Pfeffer. |
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That's the crux of the matter. |
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Im Bereich des Möglichen liege |
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to be within the realm of the possible |
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Ich habe zwar kein Auto mehr, aber immerhin spare ich Geld. |
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I don't have a car any more, but at least I'm saving money. |
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Das war ein berauschendes Fest. |
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That was a fabulous/thrilling party. |
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Das ist ja nicht gerade berauschend. |
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It didn't exactly blow my mind. |
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Ich wage das zu bezweifeln. |
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I have my doubts about that. |
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Er zweifelte an ihrer Unschuld. |
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He doubted her innocence. |
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Ich brauche mir das nicht überlegen, ich habe sowieso kein Geld. |
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I don't need to think about it; I don't have any money anyway. |
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Er macht so oder so keinen Sinn. |
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It doesn't make sense, whichever way you look at it. |
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Martin und Lisa treffen sich jeden Tag. |
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Martin and Lisa meet every day. |
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to meet up with, to be afflicted |
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to toast, to drink to someone |
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to change plans, to rethink |
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to think about something carefully |
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to forgive someone, to give away, to hand out |
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to have an idea, to remember |
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to expire, to become void |
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