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| goof | |
| gen. | sich leisten; Filmfehler; vermasseln; danebenhauen |
| amer. | Doofie; Dussel |
| inf. amer. | Depp; patzen |
| tech. | Trottel |
| goofed | |
| gen. | vermasselte |
| up | |
| gen. | beschlagen |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| sich etw. leisten; Filmfehler m; vermasseln | |||
| Doofie m; Dussel m | |||
| Depp m | |||
| Trottel m | |||
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| danebenhauen | |||
| patzen | |||
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| vermasselte | |||
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| vermasselt | |||
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| dag | |||
| A take of a scene not used in a movie, usually because of an on-camera mistake made by the cast or crew. Also see out-take | |||
| fool (I am really a goof at times) | |||
| goof: 12 phrases in 4 subjects |
| American usage, not spelling | 4 |
| General | 4 |
| Informal | 2 |
| Slang | 2 |