Translations for „cojones“ in the English » German Dictionary

co·jo·nes [Am kəˈhoʊneɪz] N pl

to have cojones esp Am inf

Mumm [o. Courage] haben

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to have cojones esp Am inf

Mumm [o. Courage] haben

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I call on political parties whose members make such comments to have the guts, spine and cojones to condemn such statements too.

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It was the sheer size of his cojones.

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It's why the concept of "ghosting" exists because some people just don't have the capacity to grow some cojones and say good-bye properly.

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This guy has huge cojones and admirable chutzpah.

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As minister for justice he demonstrated some cojones in taking on the legal business, of which he was a product himself.

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He was a cultured nationalist with major cojones.

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He uses his smarts and his cojones to face down baddies, not heat vision and super-breath.

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He didn't have the cojones to look at me when he said it.

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He argued for a more elevated site on archaeologically sensitive ground, showing a shrewd logic in urban placemaking terms, and sheer cojones.

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And if it tells about scary, icky subjects, then so much the better for the person who has the cojones to wear it in public.

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