| wee {adj} [esp. Scot. and NZ] | klein 1583 | |
| wee {adj} [esp. Scot. and NZ] | winzig 645 | |
| wee {adj} [esp. Scot. and NZ] | lütt [nordd.] [ugs.] [klein] 375 | |
| med. crook {adj} [Aus., NZ] [coll.] | krank 234 | |
| bonzer {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | wunderbar 34 | |
| dinkum {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | ehrlich 30 | |
| traffic sealed {adj} {past-p} [Aus.] [NZ] | asphaltiert 30 | |
| beaut {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | hervorragend 24 | |
| daggy {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | unmodisch 21 | |
| jake {adj} [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | okay [ugs.] 17 | |
| Mondayised {adj} {past-p} [Aus.] [NZ] | 17 [auf den nächsten Montag verschoben (Feiertag, der auf ein Wochenende gefallen ist)] | |
| sb. shore [archaic, except Aus. and NZ] | jd. schor 15 | |
| daggy {adj} [coll.] [Aus.] [NZ] | unelegant 10 | |
| shickered {adj} [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] | betrunken 9 | |
| dinkum {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | echt 6 | |
| maggoty {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [angry, bad-tempered] | verärgert [schlecht gelaunt] 5 | |
| bodgy {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] | minderwertig | |
| delishimo {adj} [NZ] [coll.] [delicious] | lecker | |
| Māori {adj} [NZ] | maorisch | |
| nuggety {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [stocky] | untersetzt | |
| mineral. nuggety {adj} [esp. Aus. / NZ] [coll.] [of a person] | stämmig [gedrungen] | |
| ropeable {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [also: ropable] [furious] | wütend [voller Wut] | |
| stonkered {adj} [drunk] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | sturzbetrunken [ugs.] | |
| stonkered {adj} [useless] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | sinnlos [zwecklos] | |
| tapu {adj} [NZ] | tabu | |
Verben |
| to chunder [esp. Aus., NZ; also Br.] [coll.] | kotzen [ugs.] 385 | |
| to farewell sb. [Aus.] [NZ] | jdn. verabschieden 188 | |
| to root [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] | ficken [vulg.] 130 | |
| to tarp [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [cover with a tarpaulin] | abdecken [mit einer Plane] 100 | |
| to root [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] | bumsen [vulg.] 94 | |
| to wag sth. [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] [e.g. classes] | etw.Akk. schwänzen [ugs.] [z. B. Unterricht] 61 | |
| to smoodge [Aus.] [NZ] | schmusen [ugs.] 41 | |
| to tarp sth. [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [cover with a tarpaulin] | etw. bedecken [mit einer Plane] 29 | |
| to shout sb. sth. [coll.] [Aus.] [NZ] | jdm. etw.Akk. spendieren [ugs.] 23 | |
| to bludger [spec. Aus., NZ.] [coll.] | schmarotzen 22 | |
| to root [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] | poppen [vulg.] 21 | |
| to barrack sb. [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [jeer loudly] | jdn. ausbuhen [ugs.] 20 | |
| to fossick [Aus.] [NZ] | stöbern 20 | |
| to skite [Aus., NZ] [coll.] [to boast] | prahlen 20 | |
| to tarp sth. [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [cover the load area of a truck with a tarpaulin] | 20 etw. beplanen [Ladefläche z. B. eines LKW mit einer Plane bedecken] | |
| to barrack sb. [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [jeer] | jdn. auspfeifen 14 | |
| to smooge [Aus.] [NZ] | schmusen [ugs.] 11 | |
| to bushwalk [Aus.] [NZ] | wandern [im australischen Busch] 5 | |
| to cap sb. [Scot.] [NZ] [award a degree] | jdm. einen akademischen Grad verleihen | |
| mining to fossick [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | nach Gold schürfen [in verlassenen Minen] | |
| comm. to special sth. [coll.] [NZ] | etw. im Angebot / Sonderangebot haben | |
| to sunbake [Aus.] [NZ] [sunbathe] | sonnenbaden | |
Substantive |
| geogr.hydro. creek [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Bach {m} [kleiner Fluss] 2109 | |
| agr.bot.T corn [Zea mays] [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Mais {m} 1340 | |
| hydro. creek [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Flüsschen {n} 1014 | |
| gastr. patty [Am.] [NZ] | Hackfleischküchle {n} [südd.] 298 | |
| tools shifter [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [shifting spanner] | 270 Engländer {m} [ugs.] [verstellbarer Schraubenschlüssel] | |
| brush [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Gestrüpp {n} 207 | |
| comm. butchery [Br.] [NZ] [butcher's shop] | Fleischerei {f} 184 | |
| Pom [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Brite {m} 153 | |
| zool.T slater [esp. Aus., NZ] [woodlouse] | Assel {f} 139 | |
| FoodInd.gastr. chippy [NZ] | Kartoffelchip {m} [meist im Plural] 124 | |
| sports trifecta [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [three major achievements] | Hattrick {m} 76 | |
| transp. flyover [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Überführung {f} 68 | |
| tucker [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Proviant {m} 68 | |
| cobber [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Kumpel {m} [ugs.] 60 | |
| entom.T ladybirds [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [Irish] [Ind.] [S.Afr.] [family Coccinellidae] | Marienkäfer {pl} 58 | |
| arvo [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Nachmittag {m} 54 | |
| comm. dairy [NZ] [coll.] | Kiosk {m} 49 | |
| pimp [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [informer] | Spitzel {m} 43 | |
| orn.T cocky [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Kakadu {m} 42 | |
| educ. kindergarten [Am.] [Aus.] [Can.] [NZ] | Vorschule {f} 42 | |
| automot. ute [Aus.] [NZ] [S.Afr.] [coll.] | Nutzfahrzeug {n} <Nfz, Nkw> 39 | |
| agr. paddock [Aus.] [NZ] [meadow] | Wiese {f} 38 | |
| bot.gastr. capsicum [Aus.] [NZ] [Ind.] [(sweet) pepper, bell pepper] | Gemüsepaprika {f} [Gemüsepaprikaschote] 35 | |
| bludger [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [pej.] | Faulpelz {m} [ugs.] [pej.] 34 | |
| bot.T capsicums [Aus.] [NZ] [Ind.] [(sweet) peppers, bell peppers] | Paprika {pl} [Paprikaschoten] 34 | |
| gastr. Vegemite® [Aus.] [NZ] | [Hefe-Brotaufstrich aus Australien, Neuseeland] 34 | |
| agr. cornfield [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Maisfeld {n} 33 | |
| agr. muster [of sheep, cattle] [Aus.] [NZ] | Zusammentreiben {n} 31 | |
| gastr. saveloy [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Zervelatwurst {f} 30 | |
| automot. rig [esp. Am.] [esp. Can.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [articulated truck] | 29 Schlepper {m} [Zugmaschine zum Ziehen von Sattelanhängern] | |
| lurk [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Trick {m} 28 | |
| agr. paddock [Aus.] [NZ] [pasture] | Weide {f} 28 | |
| educ. varsity [Br. dated] [NZ] [S.Afr.] [university] | Uni {f} [ugs.] [Universität] 28 | |
| orn. chook [esp.: Aus., NZ] [coll.] | Huhn {n} 27 | |
| mil. digger [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Soldat {m} 26 | |
| swag [Aus.] [NZ] [bedroll] | Bettrolle {f} 26 | |
| pol. ticket [Am.] [NZ] [group of nominated candidates] | Wahlliste {f} [Kandidatenliste] 26 | |
| educ. lecturer [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] | Lehrbeauftragter {m} 25 | |
| telecom. toll [Am.] [NZ] | Fernsprechgebühr {f} 24 | |
| pol. electorate [Aus., NZ] | Wahlkreis {m} 23 | |
| sook [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [coward] | Feigling {m} 23 | |
| sports trifecta [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [three major achievements] | Dreier {m} 23 | |
| comm.electr. whiteware {sg} [NZ] [white goods, esp. home appliances] | 23 Haushaltsgeräte {pl} [hier: Weiße Ware, z. B. Kühlschränke, Waschmaschinen, Geschirrspülmaschinen] | |
| agr. hogget [NZ] | Lamm {n} [zwischen Entwöhnung und erster Schur] 22 | |
| agr. corn [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [Zea mays] | Kukuruz {m} [regional, bes. österr.] [Mais] 21 | |
| dunny [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Klo {n} [ugs.] 21 | |
| piker [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] [failure, useless person] | Versager {m} 21 | |
| bowser [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Zapfsäule {f} 20 | |
| gastr. pavlova [Aus.] [NZ] [soft meringue with crisp crust topped with whipped cream and fruit] | Baiserkuchen {m} 20 | |
| swag [Aus.] [NZ] [traveller's or miner's bundle] | Reisebündel {n} [eines Wanderarbeiters usw.] 20 | |
| tucker [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Nahrung {f} 20 | |
| spell [Scot.] [Aus.] [NZ] [period of rest] | Pause {f} 18 | |
| tinny [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] | Bierdose {f} 18 | |
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Übersetzung für '[NZ]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- wee {adj} [esp. Scot. and NZ]
- klein
winzig
lütt [nordd.] [ugs.] [klein]
- crook {adj} [Aus., NZ] [coll.]
- krankmed.
- bonzer {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- wunderbar
- dinkum {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- ehrlich
- sealed {adj} {past-p} [Aus.] [NZ]
- asphaltierttraffic
- beaut {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- hervorragend
- daggy {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- unmodisch
- jake {adj} [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- okay [ugs.]
- Mondayised {adj} {past-p} [Aus.] [NZ]
- [auf den nächsten Montag verschoben (Feiertag, der auf ein Wochenende gefallen ist)]
- sb. shore [archaic, except Aus. and NZ]
- jd. schor
- daggy {adj} [coll.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- unelegant
- shickered {adj} [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.]
- betrunken
- dinkum {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- echt
- maggoty {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [angry, bad-tempered]
- verärgert [schlecht gelaunt]
- bodgy {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.]
- minderwertig
- delishimo {adj} [NZ] [coll.] [delicious]
- lecker
- Māori {adj} [NZ]
- maorisch
- nuggety {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [stocky]
- untersetzt
- nuggety {adj} [esp. Aus. / NZ] [coll.] [of a person]
- stämmig [gedrungen]mineral.
- ropeable {adj} [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [also: ropable] [furious]
- wütend [voller Wut]
- stonkered {adj} [drunk] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- sturzbetrunken [ugs.]
- stonkered {adj} [useless] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- sinnlos [zwecklos]
- tapu {adj} [NZ]
- tabu
- to chunder [esp. Aus., NZ; also Br.] [coll.]
- kotzen [ugs.]
- to farewell sb. [Aus.] [NZ]
- jdn. verabschieden
- to root [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.]
- ficken [vulg.]
bumsen [vulg.]
poppen [vulg.]
- to tarp [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [cover with a tarpaulin]
- abdecken [mit einer Plane]
- to wag sth. [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] [e.g. classes]
- etw.Akk. schwänzen [ugs.] [z. B. Unterricht]
- to smoodge [Aus.] [NZ]
- schmusen [ugs.]
- to tarp sth. [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [cover with a tarpaulin]
- etw. bedecken [mit einer Plane]
- to shout sb. sth. [coll.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- jdm. etw.Akk. spendieren [ugs.]
- to bludger [spec. Aus., NZ.] [coll.]
- schmarotzen
- to barrack sb. [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [jeer loudly]
- jdn. ausbuhen [ugs.]
- to fossick [Aus.] [NZ]
- stöbern
- to skite [Aus., NZ] [coll.] [to boast]
- prahlen
- to tarp sth. [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [cover the load area of a truck with a tarpaulin]
- etw. beplanen [Ladefläche z. B. eines LKW mit einer Plane bedecken]
- to barrack sb. [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [jeer]
- jdn. auspfeifen
- to smooge [Aus.] [NZ]
- schmusen [ugs.]
- to bushwalk [Aus.] [NZ]
- wandern [im australischen Busch]
- to cap sb. [Scot.] [NZ] [award a degree]
- jdm. einen akademischen Grad verleihen
- to fossick [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- nach Gold schürfen [in verlassenen Minen]mining
- to special sth. [coll.] [NZ]
- etw. im Angebot / Sonderangebot habencomm.
- to sunbake [Aus.] [NZ] [sunbathe]
- sonnenbaden
- creek [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Bach {m} [kleiner Fluss]geogr.hydro.
Flüsschen {n}hydro.
- corn [Zea mays] [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Mais {m}agr.bot.T
- patty [Am.] [NZ]
- Hackfleischküchle {n} [südd.]gastr.
- shifter [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [shifting spanner]
- Engländer {m} [ugs.] [verstellbarer Schraubenschlüssel]tools
- brush [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Gestrüpp {n}
- butchery [Br.] [NZ] [butcher's shop]
- Fleischerei {f}comm.
- Pom [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Brite {m}
- slater [esp. Aus., NZ] [woodlouse]
- Assel {f}zool.T
- chippy [NZ]
- Kartoffelchip {m} [meist im Plural]FoodInd.gastr.
- trifecta [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [three major achievements]
- Hattrick {m}sports
Dreier {m}sports
- flyover [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Überführung {f}transp.
- tucker [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Proviant {m}
Nahrung {f}
- cobber [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Kumpel {m} [ugs.]
- ladybirds [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] [Irish] [Ind.] [S.Afr.] [family Coccinellidae]
- Marienkäfer {pl}entom.T
- arvo [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Nachmittag {m}
- dairy [NZ] [coll.]
- Kiosk {m}comm.
- pimp [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [informer]
- Spitzel {m}
- cocky [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Kakadu {m}orn.T
- kindergarten [Am.] [Aus.] [Can.] [NZ]
- Vorschule {f}educ.
- ute [Aus.] [NZ] [S.Afr.] [coll.]
- Nutzfahrzeug {n} <Nfz, Nkw>automot.
- paddock [Aus.] [NZ] [meadow]
- Wiese {f}agr.
- capsicum [Aus.] [NZ] [Ind.] [(sweet) pepper, bell pepper]
- Gemüsepaprika {f} [Gemüsepaprikaschote]bot.gastr.
- bludger [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [pej.]
- Faulpelz {m} [ugs.] [pej.]
- capsicums [Aus.] [NZ] [Ind.] [(sweet) peppers, bell peppers]
- Paprika {pl} [Paprikaschoten]bot.T
- Vegemite® [Aus.] [NZ]
- [Hefe-Brotaufstrich aus Australien, Neuseeland]gastr.
- cornfield [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Maisfeld {n}agr.
- muster [of sheep, cattle] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Zusammentreiben {n}agr.
- saveloy [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Zervelatwurst {f}gastr.
- rig [esp. Am.] [esp. Can.] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [articulated truck]
- Schlepper {m} [Zugmaschine zum Ziehen von Sattelanhängern]automot.
- lurk [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Trick {m}
- paddock [Aus.] [NZ] [pasture]
- Weide {f}agr.
- varsity [Br. dated] [NZ] [S.Afr.] [university]
- Uni {f} [ugs.] [Universität]educ.
- chook [esp.: Aus., NZ] [coll.]
- Huhn {n}orn.
- digger [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Soldat {m}mil.
- swag [Aus.] [NZ] [bedroll]
- Bettrolle {f}
- ticket [Am.] [NZ] [group of nominated candidates]
- Wahlliste {f} [Kandidatenliste]pol.
- lecturer [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ]
- Lehrbeauftragter {m}educ.
- toll [Am.] [NZ]
- Fernsprechgebühr {f}telecom.
- electorate [Aus., NZ]
- Wahlkreis {m}pol.
- sook [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.] [coward]
- Feigling {m}
- whiteware {sg} [NZ] [white goods, esp. home appliances]
- Haushaltsgeräte {pl} [hier: Weiße Ware, z. B. Kühlschränke, Waschmaschinen, Geschirrspülmaschinen]comm.electr.
- hogget [NZ]
- Lamm {n} [zwischen Entwöhnung und erster Schur]agr.
- corn [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ] [Zea mays]
- Kukuruz {m} [regional, bes. österr.] [Mais]agr.
- dunny [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Klo {n} [ugs.]
- piker [Aus.] [NZ] [sl.] [failure, useless person]
- Versager {m}
- bowser [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Zapfsäule {f}
- pavlova [Aus.] [NZ] [soft meringue with crisp crust topped with whipped cream and fruit]
- Baiserkuchen {m}gastr.
- swag [Aus.] [NZ] [traveller's or miner's bundle]
- Reisebündel {n} [eines Wanderarbeiters usw.]
- spell [Scot.] [Aus.] [NZ] [period of rest]
- Pause {f}
- tinny [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]
- Bierdose {f}
- Piupiu {m} [traditioneller Flachs-Rock der Maori, NZ] = (Maori) piupiu [NZ] [traditional skirt made of New Zealand flax] [also: Māori piupiu]
- ANZAC-Tag {m} [Akronym für Australian and New Zealand Army Corps; Feiertag in Aus., NZ, Tonga] = Anzac Day [Aus.] [NZ] [Tonga] [national day of remembrance; 25 April]
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- School deciles listed from www.tki.org.nz and www.parliament.govt.nz.
- co.nz hosts a user friendly version of the NZ Parliament debate transcripts, and summarises activity by bill, by ministerial portfolio and by organisations making submissions to the Parliament.
- Freeman is also webmaster of the NZ Chess website www.nzchess.co.nz.
- org.nz. When a customer subscribes to Consumer magazine or consumer.org.nz they become a member of Consumer NZ (unless they request otherwise) and have the right to nominate and vote for Board members.
- IANA delegated the .nz namespace to John Houlker on 19 January 1987, and the University of Waikato issued .nz domain names and maintained the .nz registry during the early part of Internet availability in New Zealand.
- The early New Zealand second-level domains ac.nz, .co.nz and .govt.nz were based on those used in the UK.
- Policy.nz and PolicyLocal.nz have been used by hundreds of thousands of voters around the world.
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- The .kiwi top level domain is not to be confused with .kiwi.nz, which launched as a new option under the .nz top level domain in August 2012.
- The source for this decade is the Recorded Music NZ chart, the chart history of which can be found on the Recorded Music NZ website or Charts.nz.
- org.nz, was launched in 2003. Business.govt.nz replaced it on 15 August 2007.
- Afamasaga appeared in both episodes of "On the Mat" were chosen to be shown on NZ On Screen in early-2010; the first was a tag team match between him and Lu Leota against Sweet William and Brute Miller (29 July 1980) and the second against Johnny Garcia (17 March 1981).
- Barfoot & Thompson's partner network includes NZ Realtors Network, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, Realestate.co.nz and HouGarden.
- co.nz was established in September 2009 by the Science Media Centre (NZ) funded by the Ministry of Research, Science & Technology (MoRST) through the Royal Society of New Zealand.
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