SPITTING IMAGE - 从英语翻译成德语

spit·ting ˈim·age 名词

spitting image

Ebenbild nt <-(e)s, -er>

to be the spitting image of sb

jds Ebenbild [o. jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten] sein

英语

德语

to be the living [or 俗 spitting]image of sb

jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten sein

to be the [dead] spit [and image] of sb

jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten sein

德语

英语

jdm zum Verwechseln ähnlich sehen

to be the spitting image of sb

jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten sein

to be the spitting image of sb

I. im·age [ˈɪmɪʤ] 名词

1. image (likeness):

image

Ebenbild nt <-(e)s, -er>

image

Abbild nt <-(e)s, -er>

to be the living [or 俗 spitting]image of sb

jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten sein

2. image:

image (picture)

Bild nt <-(e)s, -er>

image (picture)

Bildnis nt <-ses, -se>

image (sculpture)

Skulptur f <-, -en>

3. image (mental picture):

image

Vorstellung f <-, -en>

image

Bild nt <-(e)s, -er>

4. image (reputation):

image

Image nt <-(s), -s>

image

Ruf m <-(e)s> kein pl

5. image 文学:

image

Metapher f <-, -n>

image

Bild nt <-(e)s, -er>

6. image 计算机:

image

Abbildung f <-, -en>

II. im·age [ˈɪmɪʤ] 动词 trans

to image sth

sich 第三格 etw vorstellen 雅

to image sth

etw imaginieren

I. spit¹ [spɪt] 名词

1. spit 烹饪 (for roasting meat):

spit

Bratspieß m <-es, -e>

chicken roasted on the spit

am Spieß gebratenes Hähnchen

2. spit 地理 (of land):

spit

Landzunge f <-, -n>

II. spit¹ [spɪt] 动词 trans 烹饪 (put on a spit)

to spit meat [on sth]

Fleisch [auf etw 第四格] aufspießen

spit² [spɪt] 名词 no pl 网络

spit

Spit m (unerwünschter Anruf per Internettelefonie)

I. spit³ [spɪt] (saliva) 名词

spit 俗:

spit

Spucke f <-> 俗

to give sth a bit of spit and polish

etw polieren [o. 俗 wienern]

短语，惯用语:

to be the [dead] spit [and image] of sb

jdm wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten sein

II. spit³ <-tt-, spat [or 美 esp. spit], spat [or 美 esp. spit]> [spɪt] (saliva) 动词 不及物动词

1. spit (expel saliva):

spit

spucken

to spit at sb

jdn anspucken

to spit in sb's face

jdm ins Gesicht spucken

2. spit 引 (be angry):

to spit with anger/frustration/fury

vor Ärger/Enttäuschung/Wut schäumen

to be spitting mad

stinksauer sein 俗

3. spit unpers 俗 (raining):

it is spitting [with rain]

es tröpfelt

4. spit:

spit (crackle) bacon, fat

brutzeln

spit fire

zischen <zischst, zischte, hat gezischt>

spit (hiss) cat

fauchen

III. spit³ <-tt-, spat [or spit], spat [or spit]> [spɪt] (saliva) 动词 trans

1. spit (out of mouth):

to spit sth

etw ausspucken

2. spit 引 (say angrily):

to spit sth

etw ausstoßen

to spit abuse/curses/insults at sb

gegen jdn Beschimpfungen/Flüche/Beleidigungen ausstoßen

短语，惯用语:

to spit blood [or venom] [or 美 also nails] [or 澳 also tacks]

vor Wut platzen 俗

image 名词

image

Aufnahme

image

Darstellung

Present

I	image
you	image
he/she/it	images
we	image
you	image
they	image

Past

I	imaged
you	imaged
he/she/it	imaged
we	imaged
you	imaged
they	imaged

Present Perfect

I	have	imaged
you	have	imaged
he/she/it	has	imaged
we	have	imaged
you	have	imaged
they	have	imaged

Past Perfect

I	had	imaged
you	had	imaged
he/she/it	had	imaged
we	had	imaged
you	had	imaged
they	had	imaged

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

What you do with them next is up to you -- unless you have a sty all ready to go it looks like they could be headed for the spit roast.

www.stuff.co.nz

Perhaps the name, cuckoo spit, came about with the birds' nest invasions and presence heard but seldom seen.

www.independent.ie

In 2008, the gas pipeline which allowed the main volcano to spit out fireballs was removed rendering the volcano dormant.

en.wikipedia.org

A shingle spit partly blocks the mouth of the bay.

en.wikipedia.org

Every six minutes, an animated cuckoo clock went off, and another artist was spit out into a floating cloud.

www.ew.com

互联网提供的例句（未经PONS编辑处理）

The myth - still deeply rooted in our Christian culture - of man as the original ' spitting image ' of god proved to be a twist of the actual development of both genders: man was created after and modeled by woman, not vice versa.

www.rolf-gindorf.de

Es ist die Rede von der „ genetisch verkorksten Frau “, und der – in unserer christlichen Kultur tief verwurzelte und immer noch wirksame – Mythos vom Mann als dem ursprünglichen Ebenbild Gottes, dem zuliebe im Nachhinein die Frau erschaffen wurde, hat sich als Verdrehung der tatsächlichen Entwicklung der beiden Geschlechter herausgestellt.

www.rolf-gindorf.de