DICT.CC

zum

prep

∙ to the

DICT.CC

platzen

Verb

∙ to burst

∙ to bounce [coll.]

∙ to collapse [fail suddenly and completely (theory, talks, etc.)]

∙ to go phut [coll.]

∙ to go bust [deal, etc.]

∙ to split [seam]

∙ to break up

∙ to fall through

∙ to crack [get a crack in some material]

∙ to blow [to burst]

∙ to pop [dot-com bubble etc.]

∙ to explode [burst] [also fig.]

∙ to rupture [burst]

∙ to disintegrate

∙ to plotz [Am.] [coll.] [from Yiddish] [with a strong emotion]

DICT.CC

voll

Adverb

∙ fully

voll

Adjective

∙ crowded

voll

Adverb

∙ repletely

∙ big time [coll.]

voll

Adjective

∙ corked [Br.]

voll

Adverb

∙ totally

voll

Adjective

∙ tight [coll.] [drunk]

∙ ripe [archaic] [drunk]

∙ geet [Br.: esp. North East] [sl.]

∙ tanked [sl.]

voll

prep

∙ fraught

voll

Adjective

∙ ripe [lips]

∙ plenteous [hair]

∙ plumpish [face]

∙ full

∙ full up

∙ mellow [sound]

voll

Adverb

∙ plenteously

voll

Adjective

∙ replete

∙ drunk as a lord [Br.] [coll.]

∙ whole [complete]

∙ brimful

∙ entire

(zum Bersten) voll

Adjective

∙ bulging

voll (wie eine Haubitze)

Adjective

∙ bladdered [Br.] [sl.]

DICT.CC

sein

pron

∙ his [determiner]

∙ its [determiner]

sein

Verb

∙ to be

∙ to constitute [to form]

sein

pron

∙ his [possessive]

sein

∙ [we] are

mein

pron

∙ me [my] [Br.] [coll.]

∙ mine [determiner] [archaic] [my] [used before a word beginning with a vowel or a mute h]

∙ my [determiner]

∙ mine

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