Translations for „piddling“ in the English » German Dictionary

pid·dling [ˈpɪdl̩ɪŋ] ADJ pej inf!

piddling

lächerlich pej

I . pid·dle [ˈpɪdl̩] inf! N esp childspeak

1. piddle no pl (urine):

piddle

Pipi nt inf

piddle

Pisse f coarse

2. piddle usu sing esp Brit (action):

piddle

Pinkeln nt inf

piddle

Biseln nt CH inf

piddle

Pissen nt coarse

Kate was desperate for a piddle

Kate musste ganz dringend inf

II . pid·dle [ˈpɪdl̩] inf! INTERJ (expresses irritation)

piddle

Mist! inf

piddle

Scheiße! coarse

III . pid·dle [ˈpɪdl̩] inf! VB intr

piddle

pinkeln inf

piddle

biseln CH inf

piddle

pissen coarse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They're not focusing on piddling things like massive cost overruns and epic delays.

www.sfweekly.com

And the selection of great labels can be piddling to non-existent at many stores.

www.theglobeandmail.com

We've all been there -- the humiliation of having to admit that no matter how smart your suit and smooth your patter, your income is piddling.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Our home heating rebate would immediately go toward our heat bill, our piddling birthday money immediately went to bills.

theindependent.ca

Their price is piddling, compared to their potential influence.

gawker.com

But as an industry, they are fighting this piddling tax because the big guys make enough that it matters.

swampland.time.com

But if it makes such a piddling difference to their income, will the voters really care one way of the other?

www.stuff.co.nz

I'm not quite sure why she needs our piddling $50 million, especially when we've got a bunch of places that could use it.

www.theglobeandmail.com

We get buckets of plastic outrage about the most piddling privacy infringements.

www.odt.co.nz

Racial and ethnic minorities comprise a piddling -- yet record high - 13% of newsroom staff.

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