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brodie

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brodie
n (US sl)
(= jump) → Todessprung m; to do a brodie → sich in die Tiefe stürzen (in selbstmörderischer Absicht); to do a brodie from a bridge → sich von einer Brücke stürzen
(= failure) → Pleite f (inf), → Reinfall m (inf)
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