Summary
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- gag:
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Wiktionary:
- gag → würgen, mundtot machen
- gag → Maulkorberlass, Witz, Gag, Knebel, Ulk
- gag → Jux, Scherz, Spaß
English
Detailed Translations for gag from English to German
gag:
Conjugations for gag:
present
- gag
- gag
- gags
- gag
- gag
- gag
simple past
- gagged
- gagged
- gagged
- gagged
- gagged
- gagged
present perfect
- have gagged
- have gagged
- has gagged
- have gagged
- have gagged
- have gagged
past continuous
- was gagging
- were gagging
- was gagging
- were gagging
- were gagging
- were gagging
future
- shall gag
- will gag
- will gag
- shall gag
- will gag
- will gag
continuous present
- am gagging
- are gagging
- is gagging
- are gagging
- are gagging
- are gagging
subjunctive
- be gagged
- be gagged
- be gagged
- be gagged
- be gagged
- be gagged
diverse
- gag!
- let's gag!
- gagged
- gagging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the gag (witty remark; joke; quip; jest; pleasantry; witticism)
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Wiktionary Translations for gag:
gag
Cross Translation:
verb
gag
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To experience the vomiting reflex
- gag → würgen
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To restrain someone's speech
- gag → mundtot machen
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An order or rule forbidding discussion of a case or subject
- gag → Maulkorberlass
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A joke or other mischievous prank
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A device to restrain speech
- gag → Knebel
noun
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eine kleine Geschichte oder Ähnliches, das zum lachen anregen soll
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nur Singular: etwas lächerlich Erscheinendes; eine groteske, unsinnige Sache
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scherzhafter Unfug, lustiger Schabernack, harmloser Scherz
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Ein Gegenstand, der jemandem vor oder in den Mund gezwängt wird, um Schreie zu ersticken oder dämpfen.
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komische, lustige Einlage
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• gag | → Jux; Scherz; Spaß | ↔ badinage — action ou propos léger, qui ne prête pas à conséquences. |