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EnglishGerman
wholewise [rare] ganz [vollständig]
whole-word reading Ganzwortlesen {n} [auch: Ganzwort-Lesen]
wholism [also: holism] Ganzheitslehre {f}
who'll [who will]wer wird
wholly gänzlich
wholly ganz [vollständig]
whollyganz und gar
whollyvöllig
wholly vollständig
wholly foreign-owned enterprise <WFOE>Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise {n} <WFOE> [Gesellschaft mit ausschließlich ausländischer Beteiligung (in China)]
wholly inconsistent voll von Widersprüchen [nachgestellt]
wholly milled ricevollständig geschliffener Reis {m}
wholly other [pred.] ganz anders [nur prädikativ]
wholly owned subsidiary hundertprozentige Tochter {f}
wholly unemployed vollarbeitslos
wholly-owned subsidiaryhundertprozentige Tochtergesellschaft {f}
whomwen
whom welchen
whom wem
whom den
Whom / Who am I speaking with? [phone call] Mit wem spreche ich? [Telefonat]
Whom did you see? [formal]Wen hast du gesehen?
Whom do you want to see? Zu wem wollen Sie? [formelle Anrede]
Whom does it affect? Wen betrifft es? [negativ]
Whom should I address? Wer ist mein Ansprechpartner?
Whom should I approach?An wen soll ich mich wenden?
Whom should I meet but ...Wen anders sollte ich treffen als ...
Whom the gods love dies young.Wen Gott liebt, ruft er früh zu sich.
whomeverwen auch immer
whomever [indirect objective case of whoever]wem auch immer [Dat. Objektsfall von wer auch immer]
whomp heftiger Schlag {m}
Whomping Willow [Harry Potter] Peitschende Weide {f}
whomsoeverwem auch immer
whomsoever wen auch immer
whoomphKnall {m} [Geräusch]
whoopRuf {m}
whoopFreudenschrei {m}
whoop Keuchen {n} [z. B. bei Keuchhusten]
whoop Schlachtruf {m} [fig.]
whoop Geschrei {n}
whoop of joy Freudenschrei {m}
Whoop-de-do! [sl.] [sarcastic] Na, großartig! [ironisch]
whoopedgeschrien
whoopee Freudenfest {n}
whoopee [coll.] Rummel {m} [ugs.]
whoopee cushion Furzkissen {n}
whoopee cushion Pupskissen {n}
Whoopee!Juchhu!
whoopees Freudenfeste {pl}
whooper swan [Cygnus cygnus]Singschwan {m}
whoopie cushion [spv.] [practical joke device] Furzkissen {n} [derb] [Scherzartikel]
whoopie pie [Am.] [amerikanisches Gebäck]
whoopie slingWhoopie Sling {f} [Hängematten-Montageseil {n}]
whooping schreiend
whooping anfeuernd [mit Geschrei]
whooping brüllend
whooping Anfeuern {n} [mit Geschrei]
whooping cough Keuchhusten {m}
whooping coughStickhusten {m} [veraltet] [Keuchhusten]
whooping coughblauer Husten {m} [veraltet]
whooping coughPertussis {f} [Keuchhusten]
whooping cough vaccinationKeuchhustenimpfung {f}
whooping crane [Grus americana]Schreikranich {m}
whooping screamsanfeuernde Schreie {pl}
whooping swan [Cygnus cygnus, syn.: Olor cygnus]Singschwan {m}
whooping with joy jauchzend
whoopingcough [obs.] Keuchhusten {m}
Whoops Apocalypse [Tom Bussmann] (Zu spät -) Die Bombe fliegt
Whoops! [coll.] Hoppla!
Whoops! [coll.] Ups! [ugs.]
whoopsie [coll.] [Br.] peinlicher Fehler {m}
whoopsie [coll.] [Br.]Kot {m} [eines Haustieres]
whoosh zisch [Rakete, Schnellzug]
whooshhusch
whooshed [coll.]gerauscht
whooshing [sound] rauschend
whopper [coll.]Mordsding {n} [ugs.]
whopper [coll.] Riese {m}
whopper [coll.]Riesending {n} [ugs.]
whopper [coll.] [a very large object, esp. a fish] Kaventsmann {m} [regional] [ein großes Etwas, bes. ein Fisch]
whopper [coll.] [large object] Ömmes {m} [rheinisch oder Ruhrdeutsch] [großes Ding]
whopper [coll.] [large object] Oschi {m} [ugs.] [großes Ding]
whopper [coll.] [sth. extremely or unusually large]Trumm {n} [österr.] [ugs.] [sonst regional] [dicker Brocken]
whopper [coll.] [(very) large object]Eumel {m} [ugs.] [(sehr) großer Gegenstand]
whopper [something very huge]Mordstrumm {n} (von etw. [+Dat.]) [ugs.] [bayer.] [österr.] [sehr großes Stück / Exemplar von etwas]
whopper (of a lie) [coll.]faustdicke Lüge {f}
whopping [coll.]kolossal
whopping [coll.] riesig
whopping [coll.] Riesen-
whopping [coll.]Mords- [ugs.]
whopping lie [coll.]faustdicke Lüge {f}
whoreNutte {f}
whore Prostituierte {f}
whoreFreudenmädchen {n}
whore Fotzen {f} [österr.] [in Wien derb für: Hure]
whore feile Dirne {f} [veraltet]
whore Feildirne {f} [veraltet]
whore [vulg.] [pej.]Hure {f} [ugs.] [pej.]
whore activism Hurenaktivismus {m}
Whore of BabylonHure {f} Babylon
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