Translations for „cahoots“ in the English » German Dictionary

ca·hoots [kəˈhu:ts] N

cahoots pl inf:

to be in cahoots [with sb]

[mit jdm] gemeinsame Sache machen [o. inf unter einer Decke stecken]

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in cahoots [with sb]

[mit jdm] gemeinsame Sache machen [o. inf unter einer Decke stecken]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The other men come through the door and it's obvious they are in cahoots.

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The paramilitaries act in agreement and in cahoots with the army, which in many cases - including this one - draw up the death lists.

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This puts the government in cahoots with the police.

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I wasn't in cahoots with anybody to bring about his downfall.

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In any case, the pair was covered with a joint cover (hence in cahoots as an expression of belonging together).

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Were the people in authority in cahoots with the perpetrators?

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