Translations for „wench“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . wench <pl -es> [wen(t)ʃ] old N

1. wench hum (young woman):

wench

Maid f old

wench

junges Mädchen

come here, my pretty wench! hum

komm her, mein schönes Kind! hum

2. wench (servant girl):

wench

Magd f veraltend

3. wench (whore):

wench

Dirne f veraltend

II . wench <pl -es> [wen(t)ʃ] old VB intr hum

wench

[herum]huren pej

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

come here, my pretty wench! hum

komm her, mein schönes Kind! hum

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Indeed, for decades, one of the main talking-points of wenches' tennis has been their knickers.

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You smell as ripe and bright as the moonlit sea... now let me inside your infernal corsetry, wench!?

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Make money so the wench will shut up, but make sure she only shouts over the phone.

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A well-played wench character became critical to success in the postwar period.

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O the wench, what muscles she's got, and what a pair of lungs!

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And besides, the wench is dead.

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Well, that fitted: stunning wenches with sumptuous clothes were the privilege of the monarch.

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Wench brigades, an offshoot of comics, pride themselves on continuing traditions such as the dress-and-bloomers suits, painted faces, decorated umbrellas, and live bands to accompany the brigade.

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They came in with the right tools and must have had a wench to lift the engine out.

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The first tribe to raise their puzzle in the correct order and gathered back at the wench wins a complete set of fishing gear.

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