spit

spit
I 1. intransitive verb,
-tt-, spat or spit
1) spucken

he spat in his enemy's face — er spuckte seinem Feind ins Gesicht

2) (make angry noise) fauchen

spit at somebody — jemanden anfauchen

3) (rain lightly)

spit [down] — tröpfeln (ugs.)

2. transitive verb,
-tt-, spat or spit
1) spucken
2) (fig.): (utter angrily)

spit defiance at somebody — jemanden trotzig anfauchen

3. noun
Spucke, die

spit and polish — (cleaning work) Putzen und Reinigen; Wienern, das

Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/91947/spit_out">spit out
II noun
1) (point of land) Halbinsel, die
2) (reef) Riff, das; (shoal) Untiefe, die; (sandbank) Sandbank, die
3) (for roasting meat) Spieß, der
* * *
I 1. [spit] noun
((also spittle ['spitl]) the liquid that forms in the mouth.) die Spucke
2. verb
1) (to throw out (spit) from the mouth: He spat in the gutter as an indication of contempt.) spucken
2) (to send (out) with force: The fire spat (out) sparks.) sprühen
II [spit] noun
(a type of sharp-pointed metal bar on which meat is roasted.) der Bratspieß
* * *
spit1
[spɪt]
n
1. (rod for roasting) Bratspieß m
chicken roasted on the \spit am Spieß gebratenes Hähnchen
2. (beach) Sandbank f
spit2
[spɪt]
n no pl INET Spit m (unerwünschter Anruf per Internettelephonie)
spit3
[spɪt]
I. n (fam) Spucke f fam
to give sth a bit of \spit and polish etw polieren [o fam wienern]
to be the [dead] \spit [and image] of sb jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten sein
II. vi
<-tt-, spat or spit, spat or spit>
1. (expel saliva) spucken
to \spit at sb jdn anspucken
to \spit in sb's face jdm ins Gesicht spucken
2. (fig: be angry)
to \spit with anger/frustration/fury vor Ärger/Enttäuschung/Wut schäumen
to be \spitting mad stinksauer sein fam
3. impers (fam: raining)
it is \spitting [with rain] es tröpfelt
4. (crackle) bacon, fat brutzeln; fire zischen; (hiss) cat fauchen
III. vt
<-tt-, spat or spit, spat or spit>
to \spit sth
1. (out of mouth) etw ausspucken
2. (fig: say angrily) etw ausstoßen
to \spit abuse/curses/insults at sb gegen jdn Beschimpfungen/Flüche/Beleidigungen ausstoßen
3.
to \spit blood [or venom] [or AM also nails] [or AUS also tacks] vor Wut platzen fam
* * *
I [spɪt] vb: pret, ptp spat
1. n
1) (= action) (Aus)spucken nt; (= saliva) Spucke f

there was just a spit of rain — es tröpfelte nur

to give sth a bit of spit and polish (inf) — etw wienern (inf)

it needs a bit of spit and polish (inf) — es müsste einmal tüchtig gewienert werden

a spit and sawdust club ( Brit inf ) — eine (echte) Spelunke

2) (inf: image) = spitting image
See:
= spitting image
2. vt
spucken, speien (geh)
3. vi
spucken, speien (geh); (fat) spritzen; (fire) zischen; (person verbally, cat) fauchen, zischen

to spit at sb — jdn anspucken, jdn anspeien (geh), jdn anfauchen, jdn anzischen

to spit in sb's face/eye — jdm ins Gesicht spucken; (fig) auf jdn pfeifen (inf)

it is spitting (with rain) (Brit)

she's spitting in the wind if she thinks that'll work (inf)da hat sie sich verrechnet, wenn sie denkt, dass das funktionieren wird

fighting the system is like spitting in the wind (inf) — gegen das System anzukämpfen hat sowieso keine Wirkung

II
1. n
1) (COOK) (Brat)spieß m

on the spit — am Spieß

2) (of land) Landzunge f
2. vt
meat (auf-)spießen
* * *
spit1 [spıt] v/i prät und pperf spat [spæt] oder spit
A
1. a) spucken (on auf akk):
spit at (oder on) sb jemanden anspucken;
spit in sb’s eye fig umg jemandem seine Verachtung zeigen;
spit in sb’s face jemandem ins Gesicht spucken
b) ausspucken
2. unpers sprühen (fein regnen):
it’s spitting (with rain)
3. fauchen, zischen (Katze etc):
spit at sb jemanden anfauchen
4. (heraus)sprudeln, (-)spritzen (kochendes Wasser etc)
B v/t
1. Blut, einen Kern etc spucken:
spit out ausspucken;
spit it out! Br umg spuck‘s aus!, spuck schon aus!
2. Feuer etc speien, spucken:
spit fury Gift und Galle spucken
3. oft spit out fig Worte (heftig) hervorstoßen, fauchen, zischen
C s
1. Spucke f, Speichel m:
spit and polish besonders SCHIFF, MIL umg peinliche Sauberkeit;
give sth a spit and polish umg Schuhe, den Fußboden wienern
2. (Aus)Spucken n
3. Fauchen n (einer Katze etc)
4. Sprühregen m
5. umg Eben-, Abbild n:
she’s the spit (and image) (Br a. the dead spit) of her mother sie ist ganz die Mutter, sie ist ihrer Mutter wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten
spit2 [spıt]
A s
1. (Brat)Spieß m
2. GEOG Landzunge f
3. spitz zulaufende Sandbank
B v/t
1. an einen Bratspieß stecken
2. aufspießen
spit3 [spıt] s Spatenstich m
* * *
I 1. intransitive verb,
-tt-, spat or spit
1) spucken

he spat in his enemy's face — er spuckte seinem Feind ins Gesicht

2) (make angry noise) fauchen

spit at somebody — jemanden anfauchen

3) (rain lightly)

spit [down] — tröpfeln (ugs.)

2. transitive verb,
-tt-, spat or spit
1) spucken
2) (fig.): (utter angrily)

spit defiance at somebody — jemanden trotzig anfauchen

3. noun
Spucke, die

spit and polish — (cleaning work) Putzen und Reinigen; Wienern, das

Phrasal Verbs:
II noun
1) (point of land) Halbinsel, die
2) (reef) Riff, das; (shoal) Untiefe, die; (sandbank) Sandbank, die
3) (for roasting meat) Spieß, der
* * *
(of land jutting into the sea) n.
Landzunge f. n.
Bratspieß m.
Spucke f. v.
(§ p.,p.p.: spat)
= ausspucken v.
fauchen v.
knistern (Feuer) v.
speien v.
(§ p.,pp.: spie, gespieen)
spucken v.

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