Translations for „kaput“ in the English » German Dictionary

ka·put [kəˈpʊt, Am also -ˈpu:t] ADJ inv, pred inf

kaput

kaputt pred inf

kaput

hin[über] pred inf

I guess the dishwasher is kaput

ich glaube, der Geschirrspüler ist hin inf

to go kaput

kaputtgehen inf

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to go kaput

kaputtgehen inf

I guess the dishwasher is kaput

ich glaube, der Geschirrspüler ist hin inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

That's all well and good if your hard drive doesn't go kaput, or you don't inadvertently delete your partition, but what then?

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Kaput, on the other hand, is short-tempered and volatile; his strategies always involve crisperizing everything in sight.

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Kaput destroys most of them with his lightning vomit (a blaster hidden in his mouth).

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You open it up, pour in the pills, add water, shake lightly and the drugs are kaput.

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But now that it's kaput, where does that leave us?

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So the family gave up the season tickets, and about 80 years of allegiance went kaput.

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A meal plan set up for him at a nearby diner is rendered kaput when the employee in question gets fired.

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You have up until the end of the year before it all goes kaput.

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Heavy industry has been kaput here for ages, where are we going to find people who can pressure weld to required submarine standards?

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On the other hand, there were a bunch of nearly path-breaking ideas that went kaput too.

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