umgangssprachlich |
1. adj. (linguistics) colloquial (informal but within standard language norms)Danko Šipka: Exclusion Labels in Slavic Monolingual Dictionaries: Lexicographic Construal of Non-Standardness. In: Colloquium: New | |
2. adj. (linguistics) vernacular, non-standard (non-standard usage) | |
Alter |
1. n-n. age, old age | |
2. n-n. antiquity | |
3. n-n. epoch, age | |
4. n. old man; old person | |
5. n. (colloquial) mate, bloke ; dude, guy ; (a somewhat intimate or mildly dismissive word for a man, especially but not exclusively used as a vocative) | |
Alter! Komm zurück, wir müssen hier links. - Dude! Come back, we need to go left here. | |
Haste ma ’n Euro für was zu essen, Alter? - You got a euro for summat to eat, mate? | |
Wenn irgendso’n Alter hier Ärger macht, schmeiß ihn gleich raus. - If some bloke acts up in here, kick him right out. | |
Ihr Alter hat sie sitzen lassen. - Her guy jilted her. | |
6. interj. (colloquial chiefly slang) man, dude, mate; (used for emphasis) | |
Alter, was denn hier los? - Man, what’s going on in here? | |
7. n. singular of Alte | |
8. n. genitive plural of Alte | |
9. adj. form of alt | |
alt |
1. adj. old | |
Wie alt bist du? - How old are you? | |
2. adj. ancient | |
3. adj. elderly (inflected in the comparative) | |
ältere Menschen - the elderly | |
Mann |
1. n. man, male human being | |
2. n. husband | |