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Definition
Synonym
Frusterlebnis
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Frusterlebnis
n
; Enttäuschung
f
; Reinfall
m
So ein Mist!
ugs.
Mist!
ugs.
Ich hab einen total ätzenden Tag hinter mir.
Es ist schon ätzend wenn man im Urlaub krank ist.
bummer
coll.
What a bummer!
Bummer!
I've had a bummer of a day.
It is a real bummer being ill on holiday.
Frusterlebnis
n
; Enttäuschung
f
; Reinfall
m
So ein Mist!
ugs.
Mist!
ugs.
Ich hab einen total ätzenden Tag hinter mir.
Es ist schon ätzend, wenn man im Urlaub krank ist.
bummer
coll.
What a bummer!
Bummer!
I've had a bummer of a day.
It is a real bummer being ill on holiday.
Frusterlebnis
n
; Enttäuschung
f
; Reinfall
m
So ein Mist!
ugs.
Mist!
ugs.
Ich hab einen total ätzenden Tag hinter mir.
Es ist schon ätzend wenn man im Urlaub krank ist.
bummer
coll.
What a bummer!
Bummer!
I've had a bummer of a day.
It is a real bummer being ill on holiday.
Frusterlebnis
n
; Enttäuschung
f
; Reinfall
m
So ein Mist!
ugs.
Mist!
ugs.
Ich hab einen total ätzenden Tag hinter mir.
Es ist schon ätzend, wenn man im Urlaub krank ist.
bummer
coll.
What a bummer!
Bummer!
I've had a bummer of a day.
It is a real bummer being ill on holiday.
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Englische
bummer Synonyme
bummer
Arab
Bowery bum
adverse circumstances
adversity
affliction
aggravation
annoyance
bandit
beach bum
beachcomber
beggar
beggarly fellow
blight
blighter
bo
brigand
budmash
bum
cadger
caitiff
care
coupon clippers
cross
curse
depredator
derelict
devil
difficulties
difficulty
dogie
downer
drifter
drone
drunkard
forager
freebooter
freeloader
gamin
gamine
good-for-naught
good-for-nothing
guttersnipe
hard knocks
hard life
hard lot
hardcase
hardship
hobo
homeless waif
human wreck
idle rich
idler
irritation
landloper
lazzarone
leisure class
loafer
looter
losel
lounge lizard
lowlife
lumpen proletariat
mauvais sujet
mean wretch
mendicant
mendicant friar
mendicant order
moocher
mucker
mudlark
no-good
nonworker
panhandler
parasite
pauvre diable
piker
pilgarlic
pillager
plight
plunderer
poor creature
poor devil
predicament
pressure
ragamuffin
ragman
ragpicker
rentiers
rigor
rounder
sad case
sad sack
schnorrer
scrounger
sea of troubles
ski bum
skid-row bum
spiv
sponger
stiff
stray
street Arab
street urchin
stress
stress of life
sundowner
surf bum
swagman
swagsman
tatterdemalion
tennis bum
the unemployable
the unemployed
tramp
trial
tribulation
trouble
troubles
truant
turnpiker
urchin
vag
vagabond
vagrant
vale of tears
vaurien
vicissitude
waif
waifs and strays
wastrel
worthless fellow
wretch
Frusterlebnis Definition
Blindman's
holiday
(
)
The
time
between
daylight
and
candle
light.
Bummer
(
n.
)
An
idle,
worthless
fellow,
who
is
without
any
visible
means
of
support
Coll
(
v.
t.)
To
embrace.
Holiday
(
n.
)
A
consecrated
day
Holiday
(
n.
)
A
day
of
exemption
from
labor
Holiday
(
n.
)
A
day
fixed
by
law
for
suspension
of
business
Holiday
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
festival
Holiday
(
a.
)
Occurring
rarely
Real
(
n.
)
A
small
Spanish
silver
coin
Real
(
a.
)
Royal
Real
(
a.
)
Actually
being
or
existing
Real
(
a.
)
True
Real
(
a.
)
Relating
to
things,
not
to
persons.
Real
(
a.
)
Having
an
assignable
arithmetical
or
numerical
value
or
meaning
Real
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
things
fixed,
permanent,
or
immovable,
as
to
lands
and
tenements
Real
(
n.
)
A
realist.
bummer [coll.] / What a bummer! / Bummer! / Ive had a bummer of a day. / It is a real bummer being ill on holiday. Bedeutung
royal
tennis
real
tennis
court
tennis
an
ancient
form
of
tennis
played
in
a
four-walled
court
package
tour
package
holiday
a
tour
arranged
by
a
travel
agent,
transportation
and
food
and
lodging
are
all
provided
at
an
inclusive
price
busman's
holiday
a
holiday
where
you
do
the
same
things
you
do
at
work
real-estate
business
the
business
of
selling
real
estate
real
storage
the
main
memory
in
a
virtual
memory
system
real
McCoy
real
thing
real
stuff
informal
usage
attributing
authenticity
real
world
real
life
the
practical
world
as
opposed
to
the
academic
world,
a
good
consultant
must
have
a
lot
of
experience
in
the
real
world
real
presence
(Christianity)
the
Christian
doctrine
that
the
body
of
Christ
is
actually
present
in
the
Eucharist
Real
IRA
Real
Irish
Republican
Army
RIRA
Dissident
Irish
Republican
Army
a
radical
terrorist
group
that
broke
away
in
when
the
mainstream
Provisional
IRA
proposed
a
cease-fire,
has
continued
terrorist
activities
in
opposition
to
any
peace
agreement
Real
Estate
Investment
Trust
REIT
an
investment
trust
that
owns
and
manages
a
pool
of
commercial
properties
and
mortgages
and
other
real
estate
assets,
shares
can
be
bought
and
sold
in
the
stock
market
real
matrix
a
matrix
whose
elements
are
all
real
numbers
resort
resort
hotel
holiday
resort
a
hotel
located
in
a
resort
area
real
estate
broker
real
estate
agent
estate
agent
land
agent
house
agent
a
person
who
is
authorized
to
act
as
an
agent
for
the
sale
of
land,
in
England
they
call
a
real
estate
agent
a
land
agent
real
property
real
estate
realty
immovable
property
consisting
of
houses
and
land
real
gross
national
product
real
GNP
a
version
of
the
GNP
that
has
been
adjusted
for
the
effects
of
inflation
real
an
old
small
silver
Spanish
coin
real
estate
loan
mortgage
loan
a
loan
on
real
estate
that
is
usually
secured
by
a
mortgage
real-time
processing
real-time
operation
data
processing
fast
enough
to
keep
up
with
an
outside
process
real
the
basic
unit
of
money
in
Brazil,
equal
to
centavos
real
number
real
any
rational
or
irrational
number
bummer
a
bad
reaction
to
a
hallucinogenic
drug
bummer
an
experience
that
is
irritating
or
frustrating
or
disappointing,
having
to
stand
in
line
so
long
was
a
real
bummer
vacation
holiday
leisure
time
away
from
work
devoted
to
rest
or
pleasure,
we
get
two
weeks
of
vacation
every
summer,
we
took
a
short
holiday
in
Puerto
Rico
half-holiday
a
day
on
which
half
is
free
from
work
or
duty
holiday
a
day
on
which
work
is
suspended
by
law
or
custom,
no
mail
is
delivered
on
federal
holidays,
it's
a
good
thing
that
New
Year's
was
a
holiday
because
everyone
had
a
hangover
religious
holiday
holy
day
a
day
specified
for
religious
observance
High
Holy
Day
High
Holiday
Jewish
holy
days
observed
with
particular
solemnity
legal
holiday
national
holiday
public
holiday
authorized
by
law
and
limiting
work
or
official
business
bank
holiday
any
of
several
weekdays
when
banks
are
closed,
a
legal
holiday
in
Britain
holiday
season
a
time
when
many
people
take
holidays
real
time
(computer
science)
the
time
it
takes
for
a
process
under
computer
control
to
occur
real
time
the
actual
time
that
it
takes
a
process
to
occur,
information
is
updated
in
real
time
vacation
holiday
spend
or
take
a
vacation
real
tangible
capable
of
being
treated
as
fact,
tangible
evidence,
his
brief
time
as
Prime
Minister
brought
few
real
benefits
to
the
poor
substantial
real
material
having
substance
or
capable
of
being
treated
as
fact,
not
imaginary,
the
substantial
world,
a
mere
dream,
neither
substantial
nor
practical,
most
ponderous
and
substantial
things-
Shakespeare
real
existent
being
or
occurring
in
fact
or
actuality,
having
verified
existence,
not
illusory,
real
objects,
real
people,
not
ghosts,
a
film
based
on
real
life,
a
real
illness,
real
humility,
Life
is
real!
Life
is
earnest!-
Longfellow
real(a)
no
less
than
what
is
stated,
worthy
of
the
name,
the
real
reason,
real
war,
a
real
friend,
a
real
woman,
meat
and
potatoes--I
call
that
a
real
meal,
it's
time
he
had
a
real
job,
it's
no
penny-ante
job--he's
making
real
money
real
of,
relating
to,
or
representing
an
amount
that
is
corrected
for
inflation,
real
prices,
real
income,
real
wages
veridical
real
coinciding
with
reality,
perceptual
error...has
a
surprising
resemblance
to
veridical
perception-
F.A.Olafson
real
not
to
be
taken
lightly,
statistics
demonstrate
that
poverty
and
unemployment
are
very
real
problems,
to
the
man
sleeping
regularly
in
doorways
homelessness
is
real
real
(of
property)
fixed
or
immovable,
real
property
consists
of
land
and
buildings
actual
genuine
literal
real
being
or
reflecting
the
essential
or
genuine
character
of
something,
her
actual
motive,
a
literal
solitude
like
a
desert-
G.K.Chesterton,
a
genuine
dilemma
real-time
of
or
relating
to
computer
systems
that
update
information
at
the
same
rate
they
receive
information
very
really
real
rattling
used
as
intensifiers,
`real'
is
sometimes
used
informally
for
`really',
`rattling'
is
informal,
she
was
very
gifted,
he
played
very
well,
a
really
enjoyable
evening,
I'm
real
sorry
about
it,
a
rattling
good
yarn
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