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ham

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Übersetzungen

hamsubstantiv
hams
Pl.
UK
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US
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radioamateurDans le domaine de la radioamateur.
He spent the afternoon chatting with other hams around the world.
Il a passé l'après-midi à bavarder avec d'autres radioamateurs du monde entier.
We had slices of ham with our breakfast this morning.
Nous avons mangé des tranches de jambon avec notre petit-déjeuner ce matin.
cabotinFamilièrement, pour un acteur qui en fait trop.
The play was entertaining, but the lead actor was a bit of a ham.
La pièce était divertissante, mais l'acteur principal était un peu cabotin.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
jarretSens archaïque ou dialectal.
Synonyme
pork
meat
gammon
ham hock
cured meat
hamverb
hammed
Präteritum
hammed
Partizip Perfekt
hamming
Gerundium
UK
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US
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cabotinerPour un jeu d'acteur excessif ou théâtral.
The actor tended to ham it up during the comedic scenes, drawing laughter from the audience.
L'acteur avait tendance à cabotiner pendant les scènes comiques, ce qui faisait rire le public.
Synonyme
exaggerate
dramatize
histrionics
overact
hamadjektiv
UK
/hæm/
US
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Often used attributively before another noun to indicate that the food item contains ham.
cabotinPour un style de jeu excessif ou grandiloquent.
The critic panned the play for its ham performances.
Le critique a descendu la pièce à cause de ses prestations cabotines.
au jambon
I ordered a ham sandwich for lunch.
J'ai commandé un sandwich au jambon pour le déjeuner.
Synonyme
hammy
ham-handed
ham-fisted
clumsy
inept
bungling
awkward
amateurish
theatrical
stagy
melodramatic
overacted
showy

Definitionen

hamsubstantiv
The meat from the upper part of a pig's leg, typically cured and smoked.
We had slices of ham with our breakfast this morning.
An actor who overacts or exaggerates their performance.
The play was entertaining, but the lead actor was a bit of a ham.
A licensed amateur radio operator.
He spent the afternoon chatting with other hams around the world.
The region at the back of the knee or the thigh of a human or animal (archaic or dialect).
The knight felt a sharp pain in the ham of his leg after the long ride.
hamverb
To overact or perform with exaggerated emotions or gestures.
The actor tended to ham it up during the comedic scenes, drawing laughter from the audience.
hamadjektiv
Made with or containing ham.
I ordered a ham sandwich for lunch.
Overly theatrical or exaggerated in acting style.
The critic panned the play for its ham performances.
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