bugger

bugger
1. noun
1) (coarse) (fellow) Bursche, der (ugs.); Macker, der (salopp); as insult Scheißkerl, der (derb)
2) (coarse): (thing) Scheißding, das (derb)
2. transitive verb
(coarse): (damn)

bugger you/him — (dismissive) du kannst/der kann mich mal (derb)

bugger this car/him! — (angry) dieses Scheißauto/dieser Scheißkerl! (derb)

bugger it! — ach du Scheiße! (derb); (in surprise)

well, bugger me or I'll be buggered! — ach du Scheiße! (derb)

Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/96210/bugger_about">bugger about
- bugger off
- bugger up
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bug·ger
[ˈbʌgəʳ, AM -ɚ]
I. n
1. BRIT, AUS (vulg: contemptible person) Scheißkerl m derb, Arschloch nt derb
2. BRIT, AUS (vulg: pitied person) armes Schwein fam
3. BRIT, AUS (vulg: annoying thing) Scheißding nt pej derb
4. (pej vulg: practising anal intercourse) Arschficker m vulg
5. (lucky)
you lucky \bugger! du hast vielleicht ein Schwein! sl
6.
▶ it's got \bugger all to do with you! BRIT, AUS (sl) das geht dich einen Dreck an! derb
▶ he knows \bugger all about computers BRIT, AUS (sl) er hat keinen blassen Schimmer von Computern fam
II. interj esp BRIT, AUS (vulg)
\bugger! Scheiße! derb
\bugger it! Scheiß drauf! derb, zum Teufel damit! fam
\bugger me! [ach] du meine Fresse! sl
III. vt
1. BRIT, AUS (sl: cause serious damage)
▪ to \bugger sth/sb etw/jdn ruinieren
2. LAW (have anal intercourse)
▪ to \bugger sb mit jdm Analverkehr haben
3. (vulg: have anal intercourse)
▪ to \bugger sb jdn in den Arsch ficken vulg
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['bʌgə(r)]
1. n (inf)
Scheißkerl m (inf), Arschloch nt (vulg); (when not contemptible) Kerl m (inf); (= thing) Scheißding nt (inf)

this nail's a bugger, it won't come out — dieser Scheißnagel geht einfach nicht raus (inf)

you lucky bugger! — du hast vielleicht ein Schwein! (inf)

to play silly buggers ( Brit inf ) — Scheiß machen (sl)

2. interj (Brit inf)
Scheiße (inf)

bugger (it)! — Scheiße! (inf)

bugger this car! — dieses Scheißauto (inf)

bugger the cost! — ich scheiß auf die Kosten! (sl)

bugger him — dieser Scheißkerl (inf)

bugger me! (surprise) — (du) meine Fresse! (sl); (annoyance) so'n Scheiß! (inf)

3. vt
1) (lit) anal verkehren mit
2) (Brit sl) versauen (sl)
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bugger [ˈbʌɡə(r); US auch ˈbʊ-]
A s
1. a) jemand, der Analverkehr oder (US) Oralverkehr praktiziert
b) Homosexuelle(r) m
c) Sodomit m
2. vulg
a) besonders Br Scheißkerl m, Arschloch n
b) allg Kerl m:
a poor bugger ein armer Hund, ein armes Schwein
c) besonders Br that job is a real bugger diese Arbeit ist einfach beschissen;
this bugger of a headache diese verfluchten Kopfschmerzen
B int vulg Scheiße!
C v/t
1. a) anal oder (US) oral verkehren mit
b) Sodomie treiben mit
2. vulg jemanden fertigmachen umg:
we were completely buggered wir waren fix und fertig
3. vulg bugger it! Scheiße!;
bugger him!
a) dieser Scheißkerl!, dieses Arschloch!,
b) der soll mich mal am Arsch lecken!
4. bugger about (oder around) vulg Br
a) jemanden wie einen Deppen behandeln,
b) jemanden verarschen
5. meist bugger up vulg bes Br etwas versauen:
buggered up im Arsch
D v/i
1. bugger about (oder around) vulg Br
a) herumgammeln,
b) herumspielen (with mit)
2. bugger off vulg Br (meist imp) sich verpissen
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1. noun
1) (coarse) (fellow) Bursche, der (ugs.); Macker, der (salopp); as insult Scheißkerl, der (derb)
2) (coarse): (thing) Scheißding, das (derb)
2. transitive verb
(coarse): (damn)

bugger you/him — (dismissive) du kannst/der kann mich mal (derb)

bugger this car/him! — (angry) dieses Scheißauto/dieser Scheißkerl! (derb)

bugger it! — ach du Scheiße! (derb); (in surprise)

well, bugger me or I'll be buggered! — ach du Scheiße! (derb)

Phrasal Verbs:

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