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NOUN
a
hose
|
hoses
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VERB
to
hose
|
hosed
|
hosed
...
hosing
|
hoses
SYNO
to hose
|
to hose down
|
hose
...
to hose
|
to hose down
hose
|
hosiery
hose
|
hosepipe
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NOUN
die
Hose
|
die Hosen
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SYNO
Buxe
[norddeutsch]
[ugs.]
...
Buxe
[norddeutsch]
[ugs.]
|
Büx
[norddeutsch]
[ugs.]
|
Hose
|
Hosen
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to
hose
1220
verarschen
[fig.]
to
hose
sth.
[e.g.
a
car]
296
etw.
Akk.
abspritzen
[mit
einem
Wasserschlauch]
[z.
B.
Auto]
to
hose
sb.
[sl.]
120
jdn.
abknallen
[ugs.]
to
hose
sth.
[sl.]
[e.g.
a
computer
file]
116
etw.
zerschießen
[ugs.]
[z.
B.
eine
Datei]
to
hose
[Am.]
[coll.]
108
lahmlegen
to
hose
sb.
[sl.]
[fig.]
72
jdn.
fertigmachen
[ugs.]
to
hose
sb.
[sl.]
37
jdn.
umnieten
[ugs.]
to
hose
sb.
[Am.]
[sl.]
19
jdn.
täuschen
to
hose
sb.
[sl.]
16
jdn.
abballern
[ugs.]
to
hose
sb.
[sl.]
13
jdn.
niederknallen
[ugs.]
to
dack
sb.
[Aus.]
[coll.]
jdm.
die
Hose
runterziehen
to
debag
sb.
[Br.]
[sl.]
jdm.
die
Hose
herunterziehen
[Demütigung,
Scherz]
to
hose
nass
machen
to
hose
(mit
einem
Wasserschlauch)
bewässern
Nouns
cloth.
pants
{pl}
[esp.
Am.]
[one
pair]
5475
Hose
{f}
hose
2402
Schlauch
{m}
cloth.
trousers
{pl}
[one
pair]
2296
Hose
{f}
cloth.
hose
[stockings]
127
Strümpfe
{pl}
cloth.
trouse
{pl}
[Br.]
[close-fitting
breeches
worn
in
Ireland]
82
Hose
{f}
hist.
hose
49
Kniehose
{f}
cloth.
bags
[Br.]
[dated]
[one
pair
of
loose-fitting
trousers]
36
Hose
{f}
[weit
geschnittene
Hose
]
cloth.
strides
[Aus.]
[coll.]
32
Hose
{f}
cloth.
comm.
hose
30
Strumpfwaren
{pl}
cloth.
breeks
[chiefly
Scot.]
22
Hose
{f}
cloth.
trews
{pl}
[one
pair]
[esp.
Br.]
[trousers,
esp.
if
close
fitting
and
tartan]
16
Hose
{f}
[Trews-
Hose
im
Tartan-Muster
und
eng
geschnitten;
für
Damen
und
Herren]
cloth.
kecks
[Br.]
[coll.]
10
Hose
{f}
cloth.
clamdiggers
{pl}
7
Sechsachtelhose
{f}
<6
/
8-
Hose
>
cloth.
daks
{pl}
[Aus.]
[NZ]
[coll.]
[trousers]
7
Hose
{f}
equest.
VetMed.
gaskin
[portion
of
the
hind
limb
between
the
stifle
and
hock]
5
Hose
{f}
[Muskelpartie
am
Schenkel
der
Hinterhand,
besonders
beim
Pferd]
cloth.
breeches
{pl}
[coll.]
[often
hum.]
[one
pair
of
trousers]
(lange)
Hose
{f}
cloth.
bumsters
{pl}
[Br.]
[one
pair]
Bumster-
Hose
{f}
cloth.
cutoffs
{pl}
[also:
cut-offs]
[one
pair]
[short
pants
/
trousers
that
are
made
from
long
pants
by
cutting
off
the
legs
at
the
knees
or
higher]
(knielang)
abgeschnittene
Hose
{f}
cloth.
dacks
{pl}
[Aus.]
Hose
{f}
hose
[flexible
tube]
biegsames
Rohr
{n}
cloth.
joggers
{pl}
[Br.]
[pair
of
jogging
trousers]
Jogger-
Hose
{f}
cloth.
shorts
{pl}
[one
pair]
kurze
Hose
{f}
cloth.
slacks
{pl}
[one
pair]
lange
Hose
{f}
[sportliche
oder
legere
Hose
]
cloth.
trou
{pl}
[coll.]
[one
pair
of
trousers]
Hose
{f}
cloth.
trousers
{pl}
[one
pair]
lange
Hose
{f}
cloth.
zouaves
{pl}
[one
pair]
Zouave-
Hose
{f}
[auch:
Zouavenhose]
2 Words: Others
dead
boring
{adj}
[coll.]
tote
Hose
[ugs.]
[nur
prädikativ]
[Beschreibung
der
Stimmung
auf
einer
Party
etc.]
tech.
hose
-free
{adj}
schlauchlos
Stop
pissing.
[vulg.]
[stop
worrying]
Mach
dir
doch
nicht
in
die
Hose
.
[ugs.]
[Redewendung]
2 Words: Verbs
to
big-note
[coll.]
[Aus.]
[NZ]
[brag]
einen
auf
dicke
Hose
machen
[ugs.]
[Redewendung]
[prahlen]
to
crap
oneself
[vulg.]
[also
fig.:
to
be
terrified]
sich
Dat.
in
die
Hose
machen
[ugs.]
[koten]
[auch
fig.:
große
Angst
haben]
to
follow
through
[coll.]
[soil
oneself
when
intending
to
flatulate]
sich
Dat.
in
die
Hose
machen
[ugs.]
[in
der
Absicht
zu
flatulieren]
to
go
awry
[fail,
go
amiss]
in
die
Hose
gehen
[ugs.]
[Redewendung]
[misslingen,
schiefgehen]
to
go
bad
[deal,
etc.]
[to
go
wrong,
to
fail]
in
die
Hose
gehen
[ugs.]
[Redewendung]
to
go
flooey
[Am.]
[sl.]
[idiom]
in
die
Hose
gehen
[ugs.]
[Redewendung]
to
hose
down
sb.
/
sth.
[also:
to
hose
sb.
/
sth.
down]
jdn.
/
etw.
(mit
dem
Schlauch
/
Wasserschlauch)
abspritzen
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