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English-German translation for: fling
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NOUN   a fling | flings
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VERB  to fling | flung | flung ... 
 
SYNO   to fling | to splurge | fling | spree ... 
to fling sth. [throw or hurl forcefully]
2135
etw.Akk. schleudern [kraftvoll werfen]
to fling
1173
werfen
to fling
664
schmeißen [ugs.]
to fling sth. [throw or hurl forcefully]
394
etw. feuern [ugs.] [schleudern, werfen]
Nouns
fling [short, spontaneous sexual relationship]
1809
Affäre {f} [Liebesaffäre]
fling
569
Liebelei {f}
fling [short, often sexual relationship]
428
Techtelmechtel {n} [ugs.] [flüchtige Liebesaffäre]
fling [coll.]
241
Seitensprung {m} [Liebesabenteuer]
fling
102
Liebschaft {f}
fling [brief (extramarital) sexual encounter]
8
Krösken {n} [ugs.] [niederrheinisch, Ruhrgebiet]
fling(flüchtiger) Versuch {m}
2 Words: Verbs
to fling aboutherumwerfen
to fling aroundherumwerfen
to fling awaywegschmeißen [ugs.]
to fling downhinwerfen
to fling sth. awayetw.Akk. fortschleudern
to fling sth. awayetw.Akk. wegschleudern
to fling sth. downetw. hinpfeffern [ugs.]
to fling sth. open [e.g. the door, the window]etw.Akk. aufreißen [z. B. die Tür, das Fenster]
to fling sth. outetw.Akk. hinausschleudern
2 Words: Nouns
dance Highland flingHighland Fling {m}
office fling [coll.]Büroabenteuer {n} [ugs.] [flüchtige Liebesaffäre]
office fling [coll.]Büroaffäre {f}
sex flingSexaffäre {f} [flüchtige sexuelle Beziehung]
sex fling [coll.]Bettgeschichte {f} [ugs.] [kurze sexuelle Beziehung]
3 Words: Verbs
to fling away moneyGeld verschleudern
to fling away moneyGeld zum Fenster rauswerfen [ugs.] [... hinauswerfen]
to fling mud at sb. [fig.]jdn. besudeln
to fling mud at sb. [fig.]jdn. insultieren [bes. österr.] [(schwer) beleidigen, beschimpfen, verhöhnen]
to fling oneself against sb./sth.sichAkk. jdm./etw. entgegenwerfen
to fling oneself at sb.sich an jdn. ranschmeißen [ugs.]
to fling oneself downsich hinunterstürzen
to fling oneself into sth.sich in etw. stürzen [Wasser, Vergnügen etc.]
to fling remarks aboutmit Bemerkungen um sich werfen
to fling sth. out (of sth.)etw.Akk. (aus etw.Dat.) herausschleudern
to fling sth. wide openetw.Akk. weit öffnen
to have a fling [coll.]sich austoben
to have one's flingsich austoben [ein wildes Leben führen]
3 Words: Nouns
fling at workArbeitsaffäre {f}
4 Words: Verbs
to fling one's arms around sb.jdn. überschwänglich umarmen
to fling sth. into/onto/at sth.etw.Nom. in/auf etw.Akk. hauen [ugs.]
to fling sth. on the groundetw. auf den Boden werfen
to have a fling with sb.ein Techtelmechtel mit jdm. haben
to have a fling with sb.mit jdm. eine flüchtige Affäre haben
5+ Words: Others
proverb Youth will have its fling.Jugend hat keine Tugend.
5+ Words: Verbs
to be having a fling with sb.ein Verhältnis mit jdm. haben
to fling one's arms around sb.'s neckjdm. um den Hals fallen
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» Dieses Gerät BL o.k. ieren fling/DEEN
 
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A 2019-01-09: They had a fling ....
A 2016-01-04: fling ...... verb
A 2016-01-04: fling ......
Q 2016-01-04: watch me fling in 2016
A 2011-07-12: sling and fling?
A 2010-11-04: I am flinging / I fling my arms round / around her / his neck
A 2010-06-01: This is parallelled by wring/wrung, cling/clung, fling/flung
A 2008-11-22: definition of FLING
Q 2008-11-22: Is a "fling" an explicitly sexual thing?
A 2008-09-09: @aidulC: the EN 'flirt' is definitely not a 'fling.' It's making contact, ...
A 2008-09-09: fling usually means 'brief romantic / sexual relationship'.
Q 2008-01-25: fling it up on me
A 2007-10-20: ... sons often figure < quite right; beg to differ, though, with regard to...
A 2006-01-30: To fling one's head back

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