Dutch

Dutch
I
subst. \/dʌtʃ\/
1) hollandsk språk, nederlandsk språk
2) (språkvitenskap) germansk språk (som snakkes i Nederland)
High Dutch
høytysk
Low Dutch
lavtysk
3) (amer. slang) sinne, vrede
double Dutch rotvelsk, kaudervelsk
(Cape) Dutch afrikaans
the Dutch hollendere, nederlendere (amer., slang også) tyskerne
in Dutch with (spesielt amer.) i bråk med
he was in Dutch with his superior officers
han var i unåde hos sine overordnede
that beats the Dutch (hverdagslig, spesielt amer.) det er det verste jeg har hørt, det var i det stiveste laget
II
adj. \/dʌtʃ\/
1) hollandsk, nederlandsk
2) (gammeldags) tysk
Dutch auction forklaring: auksjon hvor varene utbys til høye priser, som så reduseres inntil tilslag kommer
Dutch bargain handel som besegles med kjøpskål
Dutch barn utløe av enkel konstruksjon med stålskjelett og buet tak
Dutch cap hollenderkyse pessar
Dutch clock schwarzwald(er)ur
Dutch clover hvitkløver
Dutch comfort eller Dutch consolation det å bli trøstet med at noe verre kunne ha skjedd, dårlig trøst
Dutch concert katzenjammer, ulyd, dårlig musikk (overført) tømmermenn (etter en rangel)
Dutch courage påtatt mot, fyllemot
Dutch door (dør som er delt i en øvre og nedre del) halvdør, stalldør
Dutch elm disease (botanikk) almedød
Dutch hoe måke, skyffel, skuffe
Dutch metal\/gold flittergull , uekte bladgull
Dutch oven liten stekeovn jerngryte
Dutch tile farget teglstein
Dutch treat spleisefest, selskap der alle betaler hver for seg
go Dutch (hverdagslig) betale hver for seg, dele på utgiftene, holde spleisefest, spleise
talk to somebody like a Dutch uncle holde en moralpreken, snakke strengt og irettesettende til noen

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