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keinen blassen Schimmer haben
überhaupt keine Ahnung oder Idee haben; gar nichts zu etwas wissen
Jdm auf den Zeiger gehen
jemandem auf die Nerven gehen; lästig werden; Überdruss / Ablehnung hervorrufen
Jemand hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank
eicht verrückt sein; spinnen; sich ungewöhnlich verhalten; etwas Unverständliches tun
das Grass wachsen hoeren
Wir müssen das Gras wachsen hören, um die Potenziale frühzeitig zu erkennen"; "Jeder weiß es: Journalisten sind neugierig und hören das Gras wachsen";