boehnchen

Non-PRO German to English Social Sciences Other

What does this word mean, please?

Proposed translations (English)

4 +14

+14

4 mins

Kim Metzger

Mexico

Native in English

Selected

little bean

Böhnchen is the diminutive of Bohne (bean)

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Peer comment(s):

agree	Richard Benham : True, but did you need a dictionary for that?//OK, Kim, I know you have to check these things. 1 min
	Wasn't sure if there was some figurative/idiomatic meaning.
agree	Nancy Arrowsmith : maybe if the context is about Böhnchen and Tönchen. 12 mins
	If you eat enough of them, you can have a bubble bath in the morning.
agree	Johanna Timm, PhD : w. Nancy ;)) 13 mins
agree	sonja29 (X) 25 mins
agree	Dr.G.MD (X) : gibt ein Tönchen, :-) 30 mins
agree	Vampyre 48 mins
agree	Edith Kelly 2 hrs
agree	jerrie : Spot on, old bean ;-)))) Can't wait!!! 3 hrs
	See ya, next year?
agree	Michaela Müller 3 hrs
agree	writeaway : yup, you sure know your beans Kim :-) 4 hrs
agree	Tatjana Dujmic 4 hrs
agree	Heidi Stone-Schaller 6 hrs
agree	Cilian O'Tuama : baked beans are good for the heart, the more you eat 'em, the more you.... like 'em 7 hrs
agree	Milena Sahakian 2 days 19 hrs

4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Graded automatically based on peer agreement."