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English-German translation for: prank buzzing
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NOUN   a prank buzzing | prank buzzings
prank buzzingKlingelstreich {m}
Partial Matches
prankEulenspiegelei {f}
prankPossen {m} [veraltet] [Streich]
prankSchabernack {m}
prankStreich {m}
to prank sb.jdm. einen Streich spielen
prank {sg}Possen {pl}
to prank upsich herausputzen
boyish prankJungenstreich {m}
childish prankBüberei {f} [veraltend] [Streich]
childish prankKinderei {f}
educ. graduation prankAbistreich {m}
educ. graduation prankMaturastreich {m} [österr.]
prank callScherzanruf {m}
prank callTelefonscherz {m}
prank callTelefonstreich {m}
prank giftScherzgeschenk {n}
schoolboy prankJungenstreich {m}
schoolboy prankSchülerstreich {m}
silly prankDummejungenstreich {m}
students' prankStudentenulk {m}
buzzing {adj}geschäftig
buzzing {adj} {pres-p}schnarrend
buzzing {adj}sirrend
buzzing {adj} {pres-p}summend
buzzing {adj} {pres-p}surrend
buzzingBrummen {n}
educ. mus. buzzingBuzzen {n} [Anglizismus] [Technikübung beim Erlernen von Blechblasinstrumenten]
buzzingGebrumm {n} [Käfer]
buzzingGesause {n} [in den Ohren]
buzzingGeschwirr {n} [ugs.]
buzzingSummen {n}
senior prank [coll.]Abistreich {m} [ugs.]
to play a prankeinen Streich spielen
buzzing off {adj}abbrausend
audio buzzing noiseBrummen {n}
audio buzzing soundBrummen {n}
buzzing soundSummton {m}
tech. buzzing soundSummzeichen {n}
senior prank [coll.] [Am.]Abischerz {m}
mus. F Carnival Prank from ViennaFaschingsschwank aus Wien [Robert Schumann]
to play a prank on sb.jdm. einen Streich spielen
buzzing heads [spinning heads]rauchende Köpfe {pl} [fig.]
(high-pitched) buzzing soundFiepen {n}
orn. T
zool. T
zool. T
buzzing [high and long-lasting]Gesirre {n} [ugs.] [Sirren]
med. buzzing in one's earsOhrensausen {n}
a continuous low buzzing noiseein ununterbrochener leiser Summton {m}
zool. T
entom. T
entom. T
entom. T
entom. T
entom. T
 
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