butter bei die fische ne demek?

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butter bei die fische

ALMANCA → TR

Almanca "butter bei die fische" kelimesi Türkçe'de sadede gelmek anlamına gelir.

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•talking turkey, cutting to the chase (request for honesty, frankness, and straightforwardness) · rolling up one's sleeves, getting down to brass tacks (request for honest effort, extra effort, all or nothing)

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Fransızcaaller à l'essentiel , aller droit au but /a.le a l‿e.sɑ̃.sjɛl/

to cut to the chase, to get to the point, to state one's business

İspanyolcaacortar envites , ahorrar envites , dejar de dar vueltas , ir al ajo del asunto , ir al grano , ir al meollo

to cut to the chase

çekim: geçmiş acorté envites · ortaç acortado envites

İtalyancaandare al sodo , venire al dunque , venire al sodo

to cut to the chase; to get to the point · to get down to brass tacks

çekim: geçmiş venùto al dunque · ortaç venùto al dunque

köken: Literally, “to come to the therefore”.

vieni al dunque!

venuti al dunque, non era più possibile farcela da soli

Rusçaперейти́ к де́лу

Felemenkçemet de deur in huis vallen , ter zake komen

to cut to the chase, to get straight to the point

zıt: rond de pot draaien

Portekizceir direto ao assunto , ir direto ao ponto

to cut to the chase

çekim: geçmiş fui direto ao assunto · ortaç ido direto ao assunto

eş: ir direto ao ponto, não fazer rodeios, sem fazer rodeios, dizer diretamente

köken: Literally, “to go straight to the subject”

Yunancaμπαίνω στο ψητό

Korece거두절미(去頭截尾)하다

İsveççekomma till saken

Lehçeprzechodzić do rzeczy , przejść do rzeczy

Ukraynacaперейти до справи , перейти до суті

Fincemennä asiaan

to get on with it, get to the point, cut to the chase

Rumencetrece la subiect

Macarcaa lényegre tér

Dancakomme til sagen

Norveççekomme til poenget

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Literally, “butter with the fish” (plural). Compare Dutch boter bij de vis (with a similar, but not entirely identical meaning). The idiom is grammatically peculiar because it uses the accusative case (die Fische) with the preposition bei, which is incorrect by contemporary standard rules. The phrase is from a German Low German source. In many High and Low German dialects the word for by can…

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