Translations for „sprog“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . sprog [sprɒg] N Brit, Aus sl

sprog

Balg m o nt meist pej inf

II . sprog <-gg-> [sprɒg] VB intr Brit, Aus sl

sprog

gebären

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English

It's just, at that particular instant, said sprog is really, really testing their limits.

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But sometimes they don't feel like having one (painful, messy, takes a while) and so they do a good thing for the world by adopting a sprog instead.

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And is now being prepared for a new royal brother or sister, consciously aware that this new sprog could yet prove even cuter than he is.

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After that, they should receive three messages a week for the duration of their pregnancy and up until the sprog's first birthday.

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The real prize remains a man and some sprog.

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From restaurants to cinemas and spa hotels, now you can dodge other people's little darlings at designated sprog-free spots across the country.

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At first glance, this is parenting as the acme of consumerism: you pay the surrogate agency fee and take delivery of your ready-made sprog.

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I can not believe the sprog has the cheek to appeal.

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When the media reports on what a woman does, there are more likely than not mentions of her sprog-pushing status.

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So, think you're ready to bring a sprog into the world?

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