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English-German translation for: spout
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Dictionary English → German: spout

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English German
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NOUN   a spout | spouts
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VERB  to spout | spouted | spouted ... 
 
SYNO   to gush | to spirt | to spout ... 
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to spout
451
herausspritzen
to spout [utter a stream of words about sth.] [coll.] [pej.]
391
palavern [ugs.] [pej.]
to spout
251
heraussprudeln
to spout
56
hervorsprudeln
to spout
40
ausgießen
to spout
36
herausschießen [Wasser]
to spoutWasser speien
to spoutvon sich geben [fig.]
to spout [coll.] [pej.] [talk or speak at some length or in an oratorical manner]große Reden halten [pej.]
to spout sth. [pej.] [express sth. in a lengthy, declamatory, and unreflecting way]etw. vom Stapel lassen [ugs.] [pej.] [Redewendung] [von sich geben, äußern]
Nouns
spout
500
Auslaufrohr {n} [z. B. einer Zapfpistole]
spout
249
Ausguss {m} [einer Kanne etc.]
spout
114
Tülle {f}
spout
82
Fontäne {f} [Wasserstrahl, Strahl]
spout
71
Abflussrohr {n}
spout
50
Ausgießer {m}
zool. spout [of a whale]
36
Atemloch {n} [eines Wales]
spout [of a jar]
30
Schnabel {m} [eines Gefäßes]
spout
29
Wasserspeier {m}
spout
13
Hülle {f}
zool. spout [of a whale]
7
Blas {m} [eines Wals]
spoutSchnaupe {f}
spoutSchnauze {f} einer Kanne
2 Words: Verbs
to spout outherausspritzen
to spout outspeien [geh.]
to spout sth. (off) [pej.] [admonitions, sayings, etc.]etw.Akk. von sichDat. geben [Ermahnungen, Sprüche etc.]
to spout twaddle [Br.] [coll.] [pej.]irres Zeug daherfaseln [ugs.] [pej.]
2 Words: Nouns
down spout [Am.]Regenrohr {n} [Fallrohr]
nozzle-spoutAusgusstülle {f}
pouring spoutAusgießtülle {f}
water spoutWasserhose {f}
3 Words: Verbs
to break the spoutden Wasserstrahl brechen
to spout forth about sth. [coll.] [idiom]über etw.Akk. salbadern [ugs.] [pej.] [Redewendung]
3 Words: Nouns
beak-shaped spoutAusguss {m} [Tülle, bes. sehr lange]
beak-shaped spoutSchnabel {m} [von Gefäß]
MedTech. pharm. beaker with spoutBecher {m} mit Schnabel
gastr. bottle pour spoutFlaschenausgießer {m}
4 Words: Verbs
to be up the spout [Br.] [coll.] [idiom] [pregnant]ein Kind kriegen [ugs.] [schwanger sein]
to be up the spout [coll.] [idiom] [pawned]im Leihhaus sein
to be up the spout [coll.] [idiom] [ruined]im Eimer sein [ugs.] [Redewendung] [verdorben]
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A 2021-11-18: The spelling quirks are what is left of Oxford English. The Oxford accent ...
A 2020-01-08: wenn "schwanger", dann vielleicht: up the spout ( = von Waffe: geladen se...
A 2012-06-24: Thanks for posting the LINK. If social justice goes down the drain, democr...
A 2012-04-17: Better to be up the spout (still hope)
Q 2012-04-16: Europe going down the drain or up the spout?
A 2011-01-23: up the spout or down the drain
Q 2011-01-21: Europe up the spout or down the drain?
A 2008-10-01: Down the drain or up the spout?
Q 2008-03-16: English manners going up the spout or down the drain?
A 2008-01-10: Seems to be either coffee dispenser or spout (or adjustable coffee dispens...
A 2008-01-10: spout? http://www.dict.cc/?s=Ausgie%DFer
A 2007-12-14: right...that idea is up the spout then....any ideas?
Q 2007-09-20: Languages up the spout or down the drain?
A 2006-11-22: for WHOM < bingo, jim - English must neither go down the drain of native i...
A 2006-09-15: Great...thanks all....I would have been really up the (water) spout....
A 2006-05-09: nooo, now I've got the right answer: It's "to spout forth about sth"...
A 2006-01-13: Handstein ~ Ausguss > sink, spout, kitchen drain
A 2005-10-27: One up the spout < geladene Waffe
A 2005-10-27: Up the spout
A 2005-10-27: In a sense, 'up the spout' is 'down the drain' ...

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