01:07 Sep 19, 2001 |
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5 | amazing guy |
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5 | amazing guy |
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4 | devil of a fellow |
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4 | versatile |
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4 | flexible / adaptable beast |
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devil of a fellow Explanation: Tausendsassa = devil of a fellow |
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versatile Explanation: Wordreference.com gives: Tausendsasa, Tausendsassa [tauzntsasa, tauzntsasa] (pl. -s, -(s),-s, -(s)) (m;m) hell of a chap. However, in this context I think that what is meant is a many-sided / versatile person, who can adapt to different circumstances. Reference: http://www.wordreference.com |
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amazing guy Explanation: That's what my dictionary says! Poornima:-) Langenscheidt |
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amazing guy Explanation: That's what my dictionary says! Poornima:-) Langenscheidt |
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flexible / adaptable beast Explanation: Tausendsassa literally means 'jack of all trades', but I think the above would work quite well in your context (but maybe that's just me (-:) But man is a flexible/adaptable beast and is always finding new ways through the jungle of life / or new ways of coping with the jungle of life. HTH Mary Oxford-Duden |
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