Bedeutung: abeyance

Unentschiedenheit {f}

ya Idiom

a royal pain

a feeling of irritation, a pain in the ass When he brags about his wealthy family, he gives me a royal pain.

a yawner

a boring event, a book etc. that is not interesting I went to the movie, but it was a yawner so I left.

bellyache

complain, whine Don't bellyache about the referee. Just play your best.

coming out of your ying yang

having far too many, having far too much, tons If we learn all the idioms in this book, we'll have idioms coming out of our ying yang!

His Royal Highness

the king, His Majesty His Royal Highness would like you to play your lute for him.

hyah

hello, hi, hi there Hyah, Bill. What's new with you?

layaway plan

a plan in which one pays some money down and then pays the rest little by little and the store holds the article until the full price has been paid He decided to buy the television set on the department store

royal pain

(see a royal pain)

royal treatment

special hospitality, roll out the red carpet We received royal treatment when we visited our relatives in Sweden.

spin a yarn

tell a story, make up a story We love to hear Norman spin a yarn. His stories seem so real.

the whole nine yards

including all the work, doing the whole job, the whole ball of wax My goals include a degree, career, marriage, children - the whole nine yards.

ya

yes, yep, yo, uh-uh """Did you graduate from high school?"" ""Ya. I got a diploma."""

yak

talk a lot, visit, a chin wag When I went to bed, Kate and Mom were still yakking away about the children.

yawner

(See a yawner)

ying yang

an opening or space, everywhere, all over hell's half acre Australia has too many rabbits. They have rabbits coming out of their ying yang.

beeyatch

1. an exclamatory response to a girl that dissed ya or used to describe a chick that ain't worth mugging with:"Take a hike, beeyatch!"
2. an attractively fine lady, especially with an attitude:"Check out the beeyatch in the red dress."

blowyalance

something that is really bad; something that really sucks

boh-ya

in your face

boneyard

1. graveyard
2. domino pile to draw from

boo-ya

excellent, incredibly fine

boo-yaa

1. totally dope, incredibly fine. Probably orignated from the "Boo-yaa Tribe". That shit was straight-up boo-yaa" -- ??
2. impression of the sound of a shotgun, also "boo-yaaka"
3. marijuana, probably derived from Buddha
4. crack, probably related from the fact that smoking crack is sort of equivalent to putting a shotgun to your head and pulling the trigger

boulya

crack cocaine

bouya

busted; got proven wrong:"Bouya; I said you couldn't beat me at tennis!"

buyaka

Jamaican, resembles the sound of gunshots. See boo-yaa

chyaa

(interj) expression indicating surprise and pleasure;"You scored us tickets to the Our Lady Peace concert? Chyaa!!!"

I feel ya

I understand you

playa hatin'

getting someone in trouble because of jealousy

pop ya collar

to be happy or know that you look good

throw my dogs on ya

to have a fist fight

who brung ya

who was there for you, don't forget where you came from

ya heard

do you understand? do you get it? do you agree? "The party was hype, ya heard."

ya know this

expression of agreement or reassurance: "You're gonna pass. Ya know this!"

yack

to vomit

yada

et cetera: "We went to the mall, saw some friends, yada yada yada, the usual stuff"

yahtzee

an exclamation used identify a horrifying member of the opposite sex (E.g., when an unattractive woman walks by: "Watch out. Yahtzee!"

yarf

to vomit

loyal to

faithful to忠于
He is loyal to the people．他忠于人民。

maiden voyage

Idiom(s): maiden voyage

Theme: BEGINNINGS

the first voyage of a ship or boat.
• The liner sank on its maiden voyage.
• Jim is taking his yacht on its maiden voyage.

in one's own backyard

Idiom(s): in one's (own) backyard

Theme: PROXIMITY

[figuratively] very close to one.
• That kind of thing is quite rare. Imagine it happening right in your backyard.
• You always think of something like that happening to someone else. You never expect to find it in your own backyard.

all wool and a yard wide

Idiom(s): all wool and a yard wide

Theme: KINDNESS

genuinely warmhearted and friendly. (Informal and folksy. Refers to woolen cloth that is 100% wool and exactly one yard wide.)
• Old Bob is a true gentleman—all wool and a yard wide.
• The banker, hardly all wool and a yard wide, wouldn't give us a loan.

Graveyard shift

If you have to work very late at night, it is the graveyard shift.

Himalayan blunder

A Himalayan blunder is a very serious mistake or error.

Right royal

(UK) A right royal night out would be an extremely exciting, memorable and fun one.

Schoolyard pick

When people take it in turns to choose a member of a team, it is a schoolyard pick.

Spinning a yarn

When someone spins you a yarn, they are trying to deceive you by lying.

Unwavering loyalty

Unwavering loyalty does not question or doubt the person or issue and supports them completely.

Whistling past the graveyard

(USA) If someone is whistling past the graveyard, they are trying to remain cheerful in difficult circumstances. ('Whistling past the cemetery' is also used.)

Whole nine yards

The whole nine yards means means everything that is necessary or required for something.

Yah boo sucks

Yah boo & yah boo sucks can be used to show that you have no sympathy with someone.

Yank my chain

If some one says this to another person (i.e. stop yanking my chain) it means for the other person to leave the person who said it alone and to stop bothering them.