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Was (wer) ist dreck - definition
dreck
WORDS FROM THE YIDDISH LANGUAGE USED IN EVERYDAY ENGLISH
Yinglish; Yinglish language; Yiddish cup; Judaeo-English; Judeo-English; Dreck; Meshugganah; Bubbe; Verklempt; Ameridish; Punim; Tuchas; Alter kacker; ISO 639:yib; Meshugaas; Yiddish words used by English-speaking Jews; Meshegas; A shande far di goyim; Shtum; Yiddish English; Hebronics; Schande; Mechutan; Mishegoss; Zayde
[dr?k]
(also drek)
¦ noun informal rubbish.
Derivatives
dreckish adjective
drecky adjective
Origin
1920s: from Yiddish drek 'filth, dregs'.
Yiddish words used in English
WORDS FROM THE YIDDISH LANGUAGE USED IN EVERYDAY ENGLISH
Yinglish; Yinglish language; Yiddish cup; Judaeo-English; Judeo-English; Dreck; Meshugganah; Bubbe; Verklempt; Ameridish; Punim; Tuchas; Alter kacker; ISO 639:yib; Meshugaas; Yiddish words used by English-speaking Jews; Meshegas; A shande far di goyim; Shtum; Yiddish English; Hebronics; Schande; Mechutan; Mishegoss; Zayde
Yiddish words used in the English language include both words that have been assimilated into English - used by both Yiddish and English speakers - and many that have not. An English sentence that uses either may be described by some as Yinglish (or Hebronics), though a secondary sense of the term Yinglish describes the distinctive way certain Jews in English-speaking countries add many Yiddish words into their conversation, beyond general Yiddish words and phrases used by English speakers.
shtum
WORDS FROM THE YIDDISH LANGUAGE USED IN EVERYDAY ENGLISH
Yinglish; Yinglish language; Yiddish cup; Judaeo-English; Judeo-English; Dreck; Meshugganah; Bubbe; Verklempt; Ameridish; Punim; Tuchas; Alter kacker; ISO 639:yib; Meshugaas; Yiddish words used by English-speaking Jews; Meshegas; A shande far di goyim; Shtum; Yiddish English; Hebronics; Schande; Mechutan; Mishegoss; Zayde
[?t?m]
(also schtum)
¦ adjective Brit. informal silent; non-communicative.
Origin
1950s: Yiddish, from Ger. stumm.
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für dreck
1. They know that imaginatively exhausted dreck is now the rule.
2. Unfortunately, as the deceased‘s wife delicately points out, Manning‘s own poetry is dreck.
3. Cyprus and Greece always give each other maximum points regardless of the dreck offered up.
4. To make a comparison between, say, Picasso‘s quotations of Raphael, Rubens and his own Cubist style in Guernica and the awful, ugly, bronze colossus of a flayed pregnant woman that Hirst exhibited at the Royal Academy this year is to compare genius with dreck.
5. By the time I had a kid, VCRs were commonplace and most helpful when I needed to plant the baby in front of some Disney dreck so I could meet a deadline, or wanted to see a flick but couldn‘t afford a sitter.