Meaning

2 senses
  1. The image corresponds to the reality.

  2. (idiomatic)The screen image resembles the printed output.

    was du siehst, ist was du bekommst

    что ви́дишь, то и полу́чишьšto vídišʹ, to i polúčišʹ

Examples

1282 sentences
  1. What time do you get up?

    О котрій годині ти встаєш? — deniko

    ruВо сколько ты встаёшь? — Tonari

    deUm wie viel Uhr stehst du auf? — MUIRIEL

  2. What did you get for Christmas?

    Що ти отримав на Різдво? — marko

    ruЧто ты получил на Рождество? — sharptoothed

    deWas hast du zu Weihnachten bekommen? — MUIRIEL

  3. What have we got to lose?

    Що нам втрачати? — deniko

    ruЧто нам терять? — marafon

    deWas haben wir schon zu verlieren? — Pfirsichbaeumchen

  4. What have you got for me?

    Що ти для мене маєш? — deniko

  5. What time did you get home?

    О котрій годині ти повернувся додому? — deniko

    ruВо сколько ты вернулся домой? — Gruzilkin

    deUm wieviel Uhr bist du nach Hause gekommen? — Waldelfe

Translations

5 languages
Русский
By meaning 1
(idiomatic, computing) the screen image resembles the printed output:
Deutsch
By meaning 1
(idiomatic, computing) the screen image resembles the printed output:

Origin

Originally a humorous allusion to a catchphrase popularized by the comedian Flip Wilson on

Originally a humorous allusion to a catchphrase popularized by the comedian Flip Wilson on American TV in the 1960s.

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