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| NOUN | a trump | trumps | |
| VERB | to trump | trumped | trumped trumping | trumps | |
| SYNO | cornet | horn | to best | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'trump' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to trump sb./sth. [card games] [also fig.]
- jdn./etw. übertrumpfen
- to trump [Br.] [coll.] [fart]
- furzen [ugs.] [derb]
- Werbung
- to trump [play a trump]
- trumpfen
- to trump sb./sth. [fig.] [outdo, surpass]
- jdn./etw. übertreffen [Person, Ergebnis etc.]
- to trump [literary]
- trompeten
- to trump [play a trump card]
- austrumpfen [veraltet] [einen Trumpf ausspielen]games
- trump
- Trumpf {m}games
Maultrommel {f}mus.
Stichblatt {n}games - trump [Br.] [coll.]
- Furz {m} [ugs.]
- trump [literary]
- Trompete {f}mus.
- trump [coll.] [fine person]
- feiner Kerl {m}
- no-trump {adj} [Bridge]
- ohne Trumpfgames
- to trump up [a false accusation, excuse]
- erfinden [falsche Anschuldigung, Ausrede]
- no-trump [bridge] <NT>
- Sans Atout {m} {n} <SA>games
- non-trump [in card games, e.g. Skat, Schafkopf]
- Fehlfarbe {f} [Farbe, die im Spiel nicht Trumpf ist]games
- Trump adviser [female]
- Trump-Beraterin {f}
- trump card
- Trumpf {m}games
Trumpfkarte {f}games - trump nine [trick in jass card game]
- Nell {n} [regional auch: Näll] [Trumpf-Neun]games
- Trump Organization
- Trump-Organisation {f}pol.
- Trump presidency
- Trump-Präsidentschaft {f}pol.
- trump suit
- Trumpffarbe {f}games
- to lead a trump
- Trumpf ausspielen [Spielkarte]games
- non-trump (card) [e.g. Schafkopf]
- Fehl {f} [ugs.] [Fehlfarbe, Fehlkarte, z. B. Schafkopf]games
- Trump campaign cap
- Trump-Kappe {f}pol.
- at the Last Trump
- wenn die Posaunen des Jüngsten Gerichts erklingen
- I played my trump card.
- Ich habe meinen Trumpf ausgespielt.
- President Trump took to Twitter to express his outrage.
- Präsident Trump äußerte seine Empörung via Twitter.Internetpol.
- Trump-mäßig = Trumpesque [Trumpian]
- Trump-Beraterin {f} = Trump adviser [female]
- Trump-Kappe {f} = Trump campaign cap
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- Whenever possible, a trump must be answered by a trump, and a non-trump by a tile that matches its higher end if possible, or otherwise its lower end.
- The salient point in the diagram position is that because East holds a trump, South can't just duck a minor suit trick to set up a crossruff.
- A trump is a playing card which is elevated above its usual rank in trick-taking games.
- In Sicilian tarocchi, the Bagatto is the second lowest trump, outranking an unnumbered trump called "Miseria" of no significance.
- No trump: After the first round (once the kitty's top card has been turned down), "no trump" may be called.
- In other variations, the cards in the kitty are continuously turned over until the trump rank appears, in which that suit is the trump and no more cards are flipped.
- A no trump bid can be made without an over bid and can be a high(uptown)or a low(downtown) bid. A no trump bid takes out a trump bid.
- If the trick is led with a trump, all other players must play a trump, and each trump must exceed the rank of all trump previously played in the trick if possible.
- The act of ruffing through the player who has bigger trump(s), so that the trump is taken either by ruffing or by making it master trump if the other player ruffs.
- With 13 cards in each suit, an eight-card fit implies that only five trump cards can be held by the opponents.
- If the offense team scores and advances a level, the trump card changes. At the start of the game, the trump card is 2. For example, when the offense team scores, the trump card becomes 3.
- The Jew's harp was called a 'trump' in Scots, also referred to as "the tongue of the trump".
- The first trump-caller (and by implication the first dealer) is determined at random. The role of the trump-caller only passes on to the next player if the trump-caller's party did not win the hand.
- Each card rank has a specific scoring value; for Jacks and Nines the value depends on whether the suit is trump or not.
- Permanent trumps are the so-called Bowers ("Bauern") i.e.
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