bunk

bunk
I noun
(in ship, aircraft, lorry) Koje, die; (in sleeping car, room) Bett, das
II noun
(coll.): (nonsense) Quatsch, der (salopp); Mist, der (salopp)
III noun
(Brit. sl.)

do a bunk — türmen (salopp)

* * *
noun
(a sleeping-berth in a ship's cabin.) die Koje
* * *
bunk
[bʌŋk]
I. n
1. (in boat) Koje f; (in driver's cabin) Schlafstelle f, Schlafkoje f; (in train) Bett nt, Liege f, Couchette f SCHWEIZ
2. (part of bed)
bottom/top \bunk unteres/oberes Bett (eines Etagenbetts)
3. no pl (fam) völliger Blödsinn fam
4.
to do a \bunk BRIT, AUS (fam) [heimlich] abhauen fam, sich akk aus dem Staub machen fam
II. vi (fam)
to \bunk [down] sich akk aufs Ohr legen fam [o sl hauen]
to \bunk together AM sich dat eine Bude teilen fam, Zimmergenossen sein (in einem College)
* * *
I [bʌŋk]
n

to do a bunk ( Brit inf ) — türmen (inf)

II
n (inf)
Quatsch m (inf) III
n
(in ship) Koje f; (in train, dormitory) Bett nt
* * *
bunk1 [bʌŋk]
A s
a) SCHIFF (Schlaf)Koje f
b) academic.ru/9628/bunk_bed">bunk bed
c) umg Schlafstelle f, Bett n, Falle f umg
B v/i
a) in einer Koje etc schlafen
b) oft bunk down umg kampieren:
bunk in im Bett bleiben
bunk2 [bʌŋk] umg bunkum
bunk3 [bʌŋk] Br umg
A v/i auch bunk off
a) verduften, türmen,
b) (die Schule) schwänzen
B s:
do a bunk A a
* * *
I noun
(in ship, aircraft, lorry) Koje, die; (in sleeping car, room) Bett, das
II noun
(coll.): (nonsense) Quatsch, der (salopp); Mist, der (salopp)
III noun
(Brit. sl.)

do a bunk — türmen (salopp)

* * *
n.
Koje -n f.
Pritsche -n f.
Quatsch m. v.
türmen v.

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