Translations for „bucketful“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈbuck·et·ful <pl -s [or bucketsful]> N

1. bucketful (amount bucket holds):

bucketful

Eimer m

2. bucketful (a lot):

bucketfuls of cash

Geld wie Heu

bucketfuls of water

eimerweise Wasser

we're getting bucketfuls of rain

bei uns schüttet es wie aus Eimern

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Trophies came in by the bucketful and goals were scored aplenty.

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Taxpayers money still appears to be a tanner a bucketful!

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With a bucketful of "bite sized" candy, what feels like only a bit can actually add up to a 500-calorie candy binge.

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You try holding your clothes on when you've got a bucketful of soggy flowers in one hand and a bag of money in the other.

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Imagine that you have a friend who wants to clean the public golf course of chipmunks by dumping rat poison by the bucketful from helicopters.

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It sure resonated with our audience, who sent a bucketful of irritants my way.

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So much so that some skippers have even gone on record saying the fans wish to see fours and sixes and not bucketful of wickets.

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The strong scent of pine hangs in the air, and bulldozers transport bucketfuls of the chips across the expanse of pavement behind the factory building.

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That's equal to a big bucketful of moisture sloshing around a house and it's that moisture that causes dangerous mould, mildew and damp.

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Said to have therapeutic qualities, locals hauled away the spring water by the bucketful until the spring was found to be contaminated.

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