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Definition
Synonym
Kundenf�nger
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kundenfänger
m
; Keiler
m
; Anbahner
m
; Schlepper
m
(Person)
Kundenfänger
pl
; Keiler
pl
; Anbahner
pl
; Schlepper
pl
tout; touter
Br.
; coyote
Am.
slang
touts; coyotes
Kundenfänger
m
; Anbahner
m
; Schlepper
m
; Keiler
m
Ös.
(Person)
Kundenfänger
pl
; Anbahner
pl
; Schlepper
pl
; Keiler
pl
tout; touter
Br.
; coyote
Am.
slang
; spruiker
Austr.
coll.
(of a person)
touts; touters; coyotes; spruikers
Anreißer
m
; Scheininteressent
m
; Scheinkunde
m
(Komplize eines Kundenfängers)
Anreißer
pl
; Scheininteressenten
pl
; Scheinkunden
pl
shill
Am.
shills
werben, auf Kundenfang gehen, auf Stimmenfang gehen
werbend
geworben
wirbt
warb
to tout
touting
touted
touts
touted
werben; auf Kundenfang gehen; auf Stimmenfang gehen
werbend
geworben
wirbt
warb
to tout
touting
touted
touts
touted
werben; auf Kundenfang gehen; auf Stimmenfang gehen
v
werbend
geworben
wirbt
warb
to tout
touting
touted
touts
touted
Kundenfrequenz
f
econ.
die Kundenfrequenz erhöhen
customer traffic (level); footfall
Br.
to improve customer traffic footfall
kundenfreundlich
adj
customer-friendly
verbraucherfreundlich; kundenfreundlich
adj
consumer-friendly
Kundenfreundlichkeit
f
econ.
customer convenience
Deutsche
Kundenf�nger Synonyme
Englische
tout; touter ; coyote Synonyme
tout
acclaim
adherent
adventurer
adviser
advocate
aggrandize
amplify
announcer
annunciator
applauder
appreciator
authority
back
ballyhoo
ballyhoo man
ballyhooer
barker
betting ring
bettor
boneshaker
boost
booster
buff
build up
burlesque
canvasser
cardshark
cardsharp
cardsharper
caricature
carry too far
channel
claqueur
commend
commender
communicant
communicator
compulsive gambler
crap shooter
cry up
dopester
draw the longbow
encomiast
enlightener
eulogist
eulogizer
exaggerate
expert witness
extoller
fan
gambler
gamester
go to extremes
gossipmonger
grapevine
hawk
hazarder
herald
hype
hyperbolize
informant
information center
information medium
informer
interviewee
laud
lauder
lay it on
magnify
make much of
monitor
mouthpiece
newsmonger
notifier
overcharge
overdo
overdraw
overestimate
overpraise
overreach
overreact
oversell
overspeak
overstate
overstress
panegyrist
peddle
petty gambler
piker
pile it on
pitchman
player
plug
plugger
plunger
praise
praiser
press
proclaim
promote
promoter
public relations officer
publicize
publisher
puff
puffer
punter
push
radio
recommend
reporter
rooter
sell
sharp
sharper
sharpie
solicitor
source
speak highly of
speak warmly of
speak well of
speculator
spieler
spokesman
sport
sporting man
sportsman
stretch
stretch the truth
support
surveillance
talk big
talk in superlatives
television
teller
tinhorn
tipster
tout
er
travesty
trumpet
venturer
vigil
vigilance
wagerer
watch
watch and ward
witness
tout
ed
aggrandized
amplified
ballyhooed
disproportionate
exaggerated
excessive
exorbitant
extravagant
extreme
grandiloquent
high-flown
hyperbolic
inflated
inordinate
magnified
overdone
overdrawn
overemphasized
overemphatic
overestimated
overgreat
overlarge
overpraised
oversold
overstated
overstressed
overwrought
prodigal
profuse
puffed
stretched
superlative
Kundenf�nger Definition
Coyote
(
n.
)
A
carnivorous
animal
(Canis
latrans),
allied
to
the
dog,
found
in
the
western
part
of
North
America
Slang
(
)
imp.
of
Sling.
Slung.
Slang
(
n.
)
Any
long,
narrow
piece
of
land
Slang
(
n.
)
A
fetter
worn
on
the
leg
by
a
convict.
Slang
(
n.
)
Low,
vulgar,
unauthorized
language
Slang
(
v.
t.)
To
address
with
slang
or
ribaldry
Slang-whanger
(
n.
)
One
who
uses
abusive
slang
Slang
(
)
of
Sling
Tout
(
v.
i.)
To
act
as
a
tout.
See
2d
Tout.
Tout
(
v.
i.)
To
ply
or
seek
for
customers.
Tout
(
n.
)
One
who
secretly
watches
race
horses
which
are
in
course
of
training,
to
get
information
about
their
capabilities,
for
use
in
betting.
Tout
(
v.
i.)
To
toot
a
horn.
Tout
(
n.
)
The
anus.
Tout-ensemble
(
n.
)
All
together
Touter
(
n.
)
One
who
seeks
customers,
as
for
an
inn,
a
public
conveyance,
shops,
and
the
like:
hence,
an
obtrusive
candidate
for
office.
tout; touter [Br.]; coyote [Am.] [slang] / touts; coyotes Bedeutung
coyote
prairie
wolf
brush
wolf
Canis
latrans
small
wolf
native
to
western
North
America
tout
ensemble
a
total
impression
or
effect
of
something
made
up
of
individual
parts
slang
cant
jargon
lingo
argot
patois
vernacular
a
characteristic
language
of
a
particular
group
(as
among
thieves),
they
don't
speak
our
lingo
rhyming
slang
slang
that
replaces
words
with
rhyming
words
or
expressions
and
then
typically
omits
the
rhyming
component,
Cockney
rhyming
slang
slang
slang
expression
slang
term
informal
language
consisting
of
words
and
expressions
that
are
not
considered
appropriate
for
formal
occasions,
often
vituperative
or
vulgar,
their
speech
was
full
of
slang
expressions
ensemble
tout
ensemble
an
assemblage
of
parts
or
details
(as
in
a
work
of
art)
considered
as
forming
a
whole
South
Dakota
Coyote
State
Mount
Rushmore
State
SD
a
state
in
north
central
United
States
coyote
a
forest
fire
fighter
who
is
sent
to
battle
remote
and
severe
forest
fires
(often
for
days
at
a
time)
coyote
someone
who
smuggles
illegal
immigrants
into
the
United
States
(usually
across
the
Mexican
border)
racetrack
tout
someone
who
offers
advice
about
betting
on
horses
(either
to
influence
the
odds
or
in
the
hope
of
sharing
some
of
the
winnings)
tipster
tout
one
who
sells
advice
about
gambling
or
speculation
(especially
at
the
racetrack)
tout
touter
someone
who
advertises
for
customers
in
an
especially
brazen
way
tout
ticket
tout
someone
who
buys
tickets
to
an
event
in
order
to
resell
them
at
a
profit
coyote
brush
coyote
bush
chaparral
broom
kidney
wort
Baccharis
pilularis
widely
spreading
evergreen
shrub
of
southwestern
United
States
with
flower
heads
in
a
leafy
panicle
slang
abuse
with
coarse
language
a
gull
dupe
slang
befool
cod
fool
put
on
take
in
put
one
over
put
one
across
fool
or
hoax,
The
immigrant
was
duped
because
he
trusted
everyone,
You
can't
fool
me!
a
boast
tout
swash
shoot
a
line
brag
gas
blow
bluster
vaunt
gasconade
a
show
off
slang
use
slang
or
vulgar
language
tout
advertize
in
strongly
positive
terms,
This
product
was
touted
as
a
revolutionary
invention
all
in
all
on
the
whole
altogether
tout
ensemble
with
everything
considered
(and
neglecting
details),
altogether,
I'm
sorry
it
happened,
all
in
all,
it's
not
so
bad
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