Übersetzung für 'Oh brother' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Oh brother! [esp. Am.] [coll.]

Junge, Junge! [ugs.] [genervt]

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hydroxyl group <OH group, -OH>

Hydroxylgruppe {f} [veraltet] <OH-Gruppe, -OH>chem.

Hydroxy-Gruppe {f} <OH-Gruppe, -OH>chem.

Hydroxygruppe {f} <OH-Gruppe, -OH>chem.

Hydroxyl-Gruppe {f} [veraltet] <OH-Gruppe, -OH>chem.

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brother

[Anrede unter männlichen Afroamerikanern]

Keule {f} [berlinerisch]

Oh!

Au!

brother <bro.>

Bruder {m}

brother officer

Offizierskamerad {m}

foster brother

Ziehbruder {m}

fraternity brother

Bundesbruder {m} [Studentenverbindung]

husband-brother

Brudergemahl {m}hist.

dear brother

Bruderherz {n} [veraltend, noch hum.]

blood brother

Blutsbruder {m}

little brother

Geschwisterchen {n} [männlich]

biological brother

leiblicher Bruder {m}

younger brother

kleiner Bruder {m} [ugs.] [jüngerer Bruder]

Brother ... <Bro.>

Bruder {m} ... <Br.> [Anrede eines Klosterbruders]relig.

brother complex

Bruderkomplex {m}psych.

full brother

Vollbruder {m}

• His most memorable roles included a brother on the hit sitcom "Oh, Brother!
• He won a Writers Guild of America Awards 2009 for his pilot script of "The Troop" entitled "Welcome to the Jungle" and was nominated for another Writers Guild of America Awards 2011 for his "Troop" script "Oh, Brother."
• In 2021 Paul and Steve began hosting the Fall podcast 'Oh! Brother', interviewing other Fall members, people involved with the group and fans from the world of music about their relationship with The Fall.
• "Oh, Brother!" is a British television sitcom originally broadcast from 1968 to 1970.
• The site currently redirects to the official page for Weber's other comic strip, "Oh, Brother!

• In previous years, the Coodabeen Champions Footy Show has also featured segments such as "One-game wonders" in which the Coodabeens track down a former footballer who played one game of VFL/AFL football and "Oh brother!
• At the end of the episode "Oh Brother!', he saves Tavo from an explosion in one of his magic tricks.
• "Oh! Brother" and "Copped It" dated back to the group's earliest incarnation (they can be heard on "Live 1977" issued by Voiceprint Records in 2000), and "Draygo's Guilt" was being performed live in 1981 (it can be heard in the Live in Leeds section of the "Perverted by Language Bis" DVD, issued by Cherry Red in 2003).
• He has lost two of his siblings: his younger brother Arnel died by suicide (this is referenced in "The Apl Song" in the lines "I guess sometimes life's stresses get you down on your knees/Oh brother, wish I could have helped you out").
• A hybrid mix of crime and comedy films, examples include "Inspector Palmu's Mistake" (1960), "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?" (2000), "Take the Money and Run" (1969) and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (1988).

• The associated term "ochaderfismos" derives from the Greek phrase "oh brother!" (ωχ αδερφέ!).
• was the second time Herb appeared on the show; he had previously appeared in the season two episode "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?