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note: (emo­tio­nell) »hell of a ner­ve«: der / die hat viel­leicht Nerven

sehr; hoch­gra­dig; großartig

[ver­dammt; Wahn­sinns…; toll; irre; vielleicht.]

»What a hell of a man / This cat of the slum / Had a mind, was­n’t dumb«
Cur­tis May­field, »Super­fly«
Cur­tis May­field © 1972

»I was a var­si­ty tack­le and a hell of a block«
Meat Loaf, »All Rev­ved Up With No Place To Go«
Jim Stein­man © 1977

»a fool wit­hout the rules / Got a hell of ner­ve to just criticize«
Public Ene­my, »Wel­co­me To The Terrordome«
Carl­ton Riden­hour / Keith Shock­lee / Hank Shock­lee © 1989

»I jum­ped on a alli­ga­tor, I thought it was a hor­se / I took one hell of a ride«
Tab Benoit, »Loui­sia­na Style«
??? © 19???

»You never had a son or a wife / Your sure had a hell of a time«
Ben Folds Five, »Eddie Walker«
Ben Folds © 1997

»Plan to make hits for a long peri­od / Hell of a living«
The Lox, »So right«
Sean Jacobs / Jason Phil­lips / David Styl­es / Sean »Puffy« Combs / Ron Law­rence / Jackie Har­ris / Ter­ry Lewis © 1998

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note: adver­bi­al genutzt

[sehr]

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»That’s a hell of a lot of dues to pay.«
Jef­fer­son Air­plane, »A Song For All Seasons«
??? © 19???

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