Look, pay them what you owe them by Friday or you'll be in shtuk. — Смотри, заплати им то, что ты должен, до пятницы, иначе у тебя будут проблемы.
English-Russian dictionary of expressions. 2014.
in shtuk/shtook/stook/schtuk — adj British in trouble. A very widespread expression which moved from a restricted demi monde and theatrical usage to common currency in the mid 1960s, partly through its use in the entertainment media. Shtuk in its various spellings is Yiddish… … Contemporary slang
trí-shṭúk — त्रिष्टुक् … Indonesian dictionary
in shtook — adj British in trouble. A very widespread expression which moved from a restricted demi monde and theatrical usage to common currency in the mid 1960s, partly through its use in the entertainment media. Shtuk in its various spellings is Yiddish… … Contemporary slang
in stook — adj British in trouble. A very widespread expression which moved from a restricted demi monde and theatrical usage to common currency in the mid 1960s, partly through its use in the entertainment media. Shtuk in its various spellings is Yiddish… … Contemporary slang
in schtuk — adj British in trouble. A very widespread expression which moved from a restricted demi monde and theatrical usage to common currency in the mid 1960s, partly through its use in the entertainment media. Shtuk in its various spellings is Yiddish… … Contemporary slang
Мититей — Мититеи (рум. mititei, от рум. mic маленький) традиционное блюдо молдавской и румынской кухни. Мититеи по виду напоминают маленькие колбаски без оболочки. Приготавливаются из говяжьего или бараньего мяса с добавлением бульона, чеснока, чёрного… … Википедия
in shtook — Adj. In trouble. Has various spellings such as in shtuk/stook/schtuk/schtook which has been suggested comes from Yiddish … English slang and colloquialisms
