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English-German translation for: Hose
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German-English Dictionary: Hose
Hose {f}
trou
cloth. trousers {pl}
cloth. pair of trousers
cloth. pair of pants [Am.]
cloth. kecks [Br.] [coll.]
cloth. breeks [chiefly Scot.]
cloth. strides [Aus.] [coll.]
cloth. pants {pl} [esp. Am.]
cloth. trews {pl} [esp. Br.]
cloth. bags [Br.] [coll.] [slightly dated]
Sechsachtelhose {f} <6/8-Hose>
cloth. clamdiggers {pl}
tote Hose {f}
off-time
weite Hose {f}
hist. (a pair of) slops
Baby-Hose {f}
cloth. baby pantie
cloth. baby pants {pl}
cloth. nappy holders [Br.]
enge Hose {f}
cloth. tight pants
kurze Hose {f}
cloth. pants {pl}
cloth. pair of shorts
cloth. short trousers {pl}
cloth. shorts {pl} [one pair]
lange Hose {f}
cloth. slacks {pl}
cloth. trousers {pl}
cloth. long trousers {pl}
lederne Hose {f}
cloth. leather trousers {pl}
elastische Hose {f}
cloth. stretch trousers [pl]
wadenlange Hose {f}
cloth. plus fours {pl}
ausgestellte Hose {f}
cloth. flared trousers {pl}
schlotternde Hose {f}
cloth. baggy trousers {pl} [too big, shapeless]
cloth. baggy pants {pl} [trousers which are too big]
enganliegende Hose {f}
cloth. tight trousers {pl}
cloth. tight pants {pl} [esp. Am.]
tiefhängende Hose {f}
cloth. low-slung trousers {pl}
rosane Hose {f} [ugs. für: rosa Hose]
cloth. pink trousers {pl}
Hose kürzer machen
to cut down a pair of trousers
eine Hose anziehen
cloth. to put on trousers
7/8 Hose {f}
cloth. 7/8 trousers {pl}
(lange) enge Hose {f}
cloth. tight slacks {pl}
(lange) enganliegende Hose {f}
cloth. tight slacks {pl}
sich die Hose hochziehen
to pull one's pants up
to pull one's trousers up
in die Hose gehen [ugs.]
to be a complete flop
to go bad (deal, etc.) [to go wrong, to fail]
to go tits-up [Br.] [coll.] [to go wrong, to fail]
idiom to go flooey [sl.]
idiom to go belly-up [coll.]
etw. an seiner Hose abwischen
to wipe sth. on one's pants [Am.]
in die Hose gehen [ugs.] [misslingen]
idiom to go awry
Es ist Jacke wie Hose. [ugs.]
It's the same difference. [coll.]
Mir rutschte das Herz in die Hose.
My heart was in my mouth.
Mach dir doch nicht in die Hose. [ugs.]
Stop pissing. [coll.]
Sein Herz fällt / rutscht ihm in die Hose. [ugs.]
His heart drops into his gut. [coll.] [Am.]
Das ist Jacke wie Hose.
proverb That's six of one and half a dozen of another.
Es ist mir Jacke wie Hose.
idiom I don't give a hoot one way or the other.
Das Herz fiel mir in die Hose.
idiom My heart missed a beat.
Das Herz rutschte mir in die Hose.
idiom My heart dived.
idiom My heart sank to my boots.
mit dem Herz in der Hose [ugs.]
idiom with one's heart in one's boots
Das Herz ist mir in die Hose gerutscht.
idiom My heart is in my boots.
Das Herz rutschte mir in die Hose. [ugs.]
idiom My heart leapt into my throat. [for fear]
Kein Arsch in der Hose, aber "La Paloma" pfeifen. [vulg.]
idiom All mouth and no trousers. [Br.] [coll.]
Ein dreiteiliger Herrenanzug besteht aus Sacko, Gilet und Hose. [österr.]
cloth. A three-piece men's suit consists of a jacket, a waistcoat, and trousers. [Br.]
sich in die Hose machen
to soil one's pants
das Hemd in die Hose stecken
to tuck one's shirt in
sich in die Hose machen [ugs.]
to pee oneself [coll.]
in die Hose gegangen sein [ugs.]
to be a cock-up [Br.] [sl.]
das Hemd in die Hose stopfen [ugs.]
to tuck one's shirt in
ordentlich was in der Hose haben [ugs.] [hum.]
to be well hung [coll.] [hum.] [man]
to be well endowed [coll.] [hum.] [man]
sich in die Hose machen [vor Angst]
idiom to wet one's pants
keine Eier (in der Hose) haben [vulg.]
idiom to not have the balls [sl.]
keinen Arsch in der Hose haben [vulg.]
idiom to not have the balls [sl.]
sich vor Angst in die Hose scheißen [vulg.]
idiom to shit bricks [vulg.]
idiom to shit blue lights [Br.] [vulg.]
eine Bügelfalte in eine Hose bügeln
cloth. to put a crease in a pair of trousers
(pneumatische) Antischockhose {f} / Anti-Schock-Hose {f}
med. military anti-shock trousers {pl} <MAST>
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