gob

UK
/ɡɒb/
US
/ɡɑb/

Übersetzungen

gobsubstantiv
gobs
Pl.
UK
/ɡɒb/
US
/ɡɑb/
morceaupour une matière molle ou collante
He wiped a gob of chewing gum off his shoe.
Il a enlevé un morceau de chewing-gum de sa chaussure.
paraisonverrerie
The glassblower gathered a glowing gob from the furnace.
Le verrier a prélevé une paraison incandescente dans le four.
gueulefamilier, vulgaire
Shut yer gob and listen!
Ferme ta gueule et écoute !
A gob of phlegm landed on the pavement.
Un crachat de glaires est tombé sur le trottoir.
tassurtout au pluriel dans un registre familier
He has gobs of money stashed away.
Il a des tas d'argent de côté.
gobverb
gobbed
Präteritum
gobbed
Partizip Perfekt
gobbing
Gerundium
UK
/ɡɒb/
US
/ɡɑb/
cracherfamilier, surtout britannique
The footballer was fined for gobbing on an opponent.
Le footballeur a été sanctionné pour avoir craché sur un adversaire.
Synonyme
spit out
hawk (phlegm)
mouth off
talk back

Definitionen

gobsubstantiv
A lump or chunk of a soft or sticky substance.
He wiped a gob of chewing gum off his shoe.
An (often plural) large amount or quantity of something.
He has gobs of money stashed away.
Saliva that has been spat; a spit.
A gob of phlegm landed on the pavement.
The mouth, especially when regarded as a source of noise or speech (slang).
Shut yer gob and listen!
A portion of molten glass prepared for blowing.
The glassblower gathered a glowing gob from the furnace.
gobverb
To spit; to expectorate (chiefly British, informal).
The footballer was fined for gobbing on an opponent.