dreipoliger australischer Stecker zum Anschliessen an einen Kabel

15 A, 250 V, für Kabel ø 8-10 mm, geprüft

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Zweipolig, wenn Erdung unnötig, z.B. für deutsches Handy-Ladegerät oder Lampe.

Buchsenseite universal passend auch für China, Argentinien, Uruguay, Papua-Neuguinea, Neuseeland.

Mit Kinderschutz, weiss.

Kein klobiger Weltsteckeradapter sondern sehr klein und praktisch, so dass man ihn in der Tasche überall mitführen kann und somit schnell zwischendurch überall aufladen kann!

Dreipoliger Schukostecker für größere Geräte, mit australischer Erdung und auf der deutschen Büchsenseite ebenfalls die übliche deutsche Erdung.

Z.B. für Föhn oder sonstiger Großgeräte, für die die Erdung sehr sinnvoll ist.

Auch passend für China, Argentinien, Neuseeland, Papua-Neuguinea, Uruguay.

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A direct and informative Wordbook of Aussie Idiom and Slang to explain the meaning and correct usage of the Australian English language.

There are some words used that may offend as they have different meanings to other English-speaking countries; however, there is no intent to offend or malign or denigrate.

This Australian Slang book is designed to be informative, educational, and full of humour and will give the reader insight into a unique and colourful language.

What Australian say – and what they really mean. Australia has given the world thousands of colouful words and expressions. From the back of Bourke to the rough end of the pineapple, it's all here. Aussie Slang is the phrase book for visitors to Oz interested in the local Australian Slang!

It's ideal reading for local blokes and sheilas, too.

Australians pride themselves on being easy-going and informal. Their vocabulary with its colour, humour and inventiveness reflects these qualities. This thoroughly entertaining Australian slang dictionary will help you decipher and speak the true Aussie language.

Full of dazzling definitions from true-blue Aussies, you'll never be lost for words with this collection of colourful sayings. From aerial pingpong (Australian Rules Football) to on the wrong tram (to be following the wrong train of thought) and finishing up with some verbal diarrhoea (never-ending blather), your mind will be brimming with useful (and not so useful!) sayings for your next run-in with a true Aussie character.

And, for dinky-die Aussies living overseas, use this book to expand your vocabulary and increase your unique way of communicating.

Welcome to the world of Aussie slang - have a beaut, bonza rip snorter of a time reading this book. Updated with over 500 new sayings.

This book is chockers (full !) with colourful Australian slang! A unique dialect is widely spoken across Australia, Aussie slang manifests experiences from the country's broad history. From borrowing Aboriginal words, through convict roots, the gold rush and bush ranging years to the First World War, these words have emerged to depict fundamental aspects of the Australian character and identity.

A popular combination of Australian slang quotes, sayings and full colour photography make up this humorous book. Each photograph depicts and illustrates the accompanying Aussie slang saying in a fun and intriguing way.

Includes some gems like:

-Raining cats and dogs

-Like a bandicoot on a burnt bridge

-All alone like a country dunny

-Buckly's chance

-A fly in the ointment

and many more...