"Butter bei die Fische" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Literally, “butter with the fish” (plural). Compare Dutch boter bij de vis (with a similar, but not entirely identical meaning).\nThe idiom is grammatically peculiar because it uses the accusative case (die Fische) with the preposition bei, which is incorrect by contemporary standard rules. The phrase is from a German Low German source. In many High and Low German dialects the word for by can express location (with dative) but also movement (with accusative). Compare other German prepositions varying between dative and accusative in the same way, e.g. in, auf, etc.",
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          "english": "Now be honest: did you do it or not?",
          "text": "Jetzt mal Butter bei die Fische: Hast du's gemacht oder nicht?",
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          "english": "Come on, guys! Give it a little extra effort and we'll win the match!",
          "text": "Kommt, Jungs! Gebt mal bisschen Butter bei die Fische und wir gewinnen das Spiel!",
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