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sloppy schlammigEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sloppy
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adjective1) (careless) schlud[e]rig (ugs. abwertend)2) (untidy) unordentlich; schlampig (ugs. abwertend)* * *2) (careless and untidy; messy: His work is sloppy.) schlampig3) (very sentimental: That film is rather sloppy.) rührselig* * *slop·py[ˈslɒpi, AM ˈslɑ:pi]1. (careless) schlampig\sloppy sentimentality Rührseligkeit f\sloppy food schlabberiges Essen fama \sloppy kiss ein feuchter Kuss* * *['slɒpɪ]2) (= sentimental) rührselig; film, novel also schmalzig* * *1. matschig (Weg etc)2. nass, bespritzt (Tisch etc)3. Speise etc:a) labb(e)rig pejb) unappetitlich4. umg gefühlsdus(e)lig5. umga) schlabb(e)rig:sloppy sweater Schlabberpullover mb) schlampig, schlud(e)rig* * *adjective1) (careless) schlud[e]rig (ugs. abwertend)2) (untidy) unordentlich; schlampig (ugs. abwertend)* * *adj.schlampig adj. -
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['slɒpɪ] UK / USadj(careless) schlampig, (sentimental) rührselig -
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['slɒpɪ] UK / USadj(careless) schlampig, (sentimental) rührselig -
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sloppy concrete
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adjective1) (wet) matschig2) (derog.): (sloppy) sentimental* * *adjective matschig* * *[ˈslʌʃi]1. (melting) matschig2. (oversentimental) kitschig* * *['slʌʃɪ]adj (+er)snow matschig; mud, path also morastig; (inf = sentimental) kitschig* * *slushy adj1. matschig, schlammig2. kitschig, rührselig, schmalzig* * *adjective1) (wet) matschig2) (derog.): (sloppy) sentimental* * *adj.matschig adj. -
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I nounAnrichte, die; Büfett, dasII noun1)he's a careless/elegant dresser — er kleidet sich nachlässig/elegant
* * *1) (a kitchen sideboard for holding dishes.) der Geschirrschrank2) ((American) a chest of drawers for holding clothes sometimes with a mirror.)* * *dress·er[ˈdresəʳ, AM -ɚ]n1. (person)to be a snappy/stylish \dresser jd sein, der sich flott/elegant kleidetto be a sloppy \dresser [immer] schlampig herumlaufen* * *I ['dresə(r)]n2) (MED)5)IIPat is a great dresser — Pat ist immer sehr gut gekleidet
n1) Anrichte f2) (US: dressing table) Frisierkommode f* * *dresser1 s1. THEAT Garderobier m, Garderobiere fshe’s a fashionable dresser sie ist immer modisch gekleidet5. TECHa) Zurichter(in), Aufbereiter(in)b) Appretierer(in)c) Schlichter(in)6. TECH Gerät n zum Zurichten, Nachbearbeiten etcdresser2 s1. a) obs (Küchen)Anrichte fb) Küchen-, Geschirrschrank m2. US → academic.ru/22368/dressing_table">dressing table* * *I nounAnrichte, die; Büfett, dasII noun1)he's a careless/elegant dresser — er kleidet sich nachlässig/elegant
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adjectivefaul; träge [Geste, Sprechweise]; träge fließend [Fluss]have a lazy day on the beach — einen Tag am Strand faulenzen
* * *['leizi](too inclined to avoid hard work, exercise etc: I take the bus to work as I'm too lazy to walk; Lazy people tend to become fat.) faul- academic.ru/88657/lazily">lazily- laziness
- lazy-bones* * *[ˈleɪzi]I had a wonderful \lazy weekend ich hatte ein herrliches, erholsames Wochenendea \lazy drawl eine langsame, schleppende Stimme* * *['leIzɪ]adj (+er)1) (= not inclined to work) faulto be lazy about doing sth — zu faul sein, etw zu tun
I'm feeling lazy today — ich habe heute einfach keine Lust(, etw zu tun)
he's getting lazy in his old age (hum) — er wird auf seine alten Tage faul
2) (= slow-moving) langsam, träge; (= lacking activity) träge; (= relaxed) lunch, dinner, evening gemütlich; smile trägehis lazy drawl —
the long, lazy days of summer — die langen, trägen Sommertage
or vacation (US) — wir haben im Urlaub nur gefaulenzt
I enjoy a lazy day at home — ich mache mir gerne einen faulen or gemütlichen Tag zu Hause
* * *lazy [ˈleızı] adj (adv lazily)1. a) faul:have a lazy afternoon sich einen faulen Nachmittag machen;have a lazy time of it auf der faulen Haut liegen umgb) träg(e)2. träg(e), langsam, sich langsam bewegend:a lazy river ein träge fließender Strom3. faul oder träg(e) machend:this is really lazy weather bei diesem Wetter wird man so richtig faul4. besonders US liegend (Brandzeichen etc)* * *adjectivefaul; träge [Geste, Sprechweise]; träge fließend [Fluss]* * *adj.faul adj.lustig adj.träg adj. -
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1. intransitive verb, 2. transitive verb,Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/111146/slop_about">slop about* * *[slop]past tense, past participle - slopped; verb(to (cause liquid to) splash, spill, or move around violently in a container: The water was slopping about in the bucket.) schwappen- sloppy- sloppily
- sloppiness* * *[slɒp, AM slɑ:p]I. n1. (waste)II. vt<- pp->( fam)to \slop water Wasser verschüttento \slop sth on the table etw auf dem Tisch verschüttenIII. vi<- pp->to \slop out of the bucket/onto the floor aus dem Eimer/auf den Boden schwappen* * *[slɒp]1. vi(= spill) (über)schwappento slop over ( into sth) — überschwappen (in etw acc )
2. vt(= spill) verschütten; (= pour out) schütten3. n* * *slop1 [slɒp; US slɑp]A s1. (Schlamm)Pfütze f3. meist pla) Spülicht nb) Schmutzwasser nc) Exkremente pl4. Schweinetrank m5. Matsch mB v/t1. verschütten:he slopped the soup over his trousers er schüttete sich die Suppe über die Hose2. bespritzen3. (hin)klatschenC v/i2. slop over (the edge) überschwappen3. (hin)klatschenslop2 [slɒp; US slɑp] s1. Kittel m, lose Jacke2. pl billige Konfektionskleidung3. SCHIFF Kleidung f und Bettzeug n, Klamotten pl* * *1. intransitive verb,- pp- schwappen (out of, from aus)2. transitive verb,Phrasal Verbs:* * *n.Schmutzwasser n. -
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(DE) überschwänglich; (EN) effusive; exuberant; gushy; sloppy -
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(DE) glatt; glitscherig; glitschig; rutschig; schlierig; schlüpfrig; sämig; schlickig; schliefrig; (EN) eely; glib; greasy; skiddy; slippery; sloppy -
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(DE) abgeschlafft; lax; locker; schlapp; schlappig; wabblig; atonisch; schlappen; torpid; (EN) drooping; feel slack; flabby; flaccid; floppy; languid; lax; slack; sloppy; soft; spent; swooned; swooning -
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(DE) Lyrizität {e}; gefühlsduselig; lyrisches; sentimental; überschwänglich; sentimentalisch; (EN) corny; gooey; gushy; lachrymose; lyrical; maudlin; mawkish; mushy; namby-pamby; sentimental; sickly; sloppy; slushy; twee -
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(DE) Gefühlsduselei {e}; Gefühlsseligkeit {e}; Rührseligkeit {e}; Schmiere; Sentimentalität {e}; Empfindelei {e}; (EN) emotionalism; goo; lyricism; lyrism; mushiness; rose-water; sentimentalism; sentimentality; sloppy sentimentality; slush -
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(DE) flüchtig; kratzig; kursorisch; obenhin; oberflächlich; vordergründig; flusig; prudelig; ruschelig; (EN) cursory; desultory; flighty; frivolous; futile; negligent; perfunctory; scratchy; shallow; skin-deep; slap-dash; slipshod; sloppy; sophomoric; superficial; uncanny
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Sloppy — Slop py, a. [Compar. {Sloppier}; superl. {Sloppiest}.] [From {Slop}.] Wet, so as to spatter easily; wet, as with something slopped over; muddy; plashy; as, a sloppy place, walk, road. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sloppy — 1727, muddy, from SLOP (Cf. slop) (q.v.). Meaning loose, ill fitting is first recorded 1825, influenced by slop loose outer garment (1376), which is probably from M.Du. slop. Hence, also, slop shop (1723). Sloppy Joe was originally loose fitting… … Etymology dictionary
sloppy — index careless, repulsive, slipshod Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
sloppy — slovenly, unkempt, disheveled, *slipshod Analogous words: *negligent, neglectful, slack, remiss, lax: mawkish, maudlin, soppy, slushy (see SENTIMENTAL): *slatternly, dowdy, frowzy, blowsy Contrasted words: *careful, meticulous, scrupulous,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
sloppy — [adj] messy awkward, bedraggled, botched, careless, clumsy, dingy, dirty, disheveled, inattentive, mediocre, muddy, not clean, poor, slapdash, slipshod, slovenly, sludgy*, slushy*, splashy*, tacky*, unkempt, unthorough, untidy, watery, wet;… … New thesaurus
sloppy — ► ADJECTIVE (sloppier, sloppiest) 1) (of semi fluid matter) containing too much liquid; watery. 2) careless and unsystematic. 3) (of a garment) casual and loose fitting. 4) weakly or foolishly sentimental. DERIVATIVES sloppily … English terms dictionary
sloppy — [släp′ē] adj. sloppier, sloppiest 1. consisting of or covered with slop; wet and splashy; muddy; slushy 2. splashed or spotted with liquids 3. a) very untidy; showing lack of care; slovenly or messy b) careless; slipshod … English World dictionary
sloppy — UK [ˈslɒpɪ] / US [ˈslɑpɪ] adjective Word forms sloppy : adjective sloppy comparative sloppier superlative sloppiest 1) done in a very careless way a sloppy performance 2) sloppy clothes are loose and informal a sloppy sweatshirt 3) expressing… … English dictionary
sloppy — sloppily, adv. sloppiness, n. /slop ee/, adj., sloppier, sloppiest. 1. muddy, slushy, or very wet: The field was a sloppy mess after the rain. 2. splashed or soiled with liquid. 3. careless; loose: sloppy writing. 4. untidy; slovenly: sloppy… … Universalium
sloppy — slop|py [ˈslɔpi US ˈsla:pi] adj 1.) not done carefully or thoroughly = ↑careless ▪ sloppy work ▪ His written reports are incredibly sloppy. 2.) sloppy clothes are loose fitting, untidy, or dirty ▪ Ann was dressed in a sloppy brown sweater. 3.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
sloppy — [[t]slɒ̱pi[/t]] sloppier, sloppiest 1) ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe someone s work or activities as sloppy, you mean they have been done in a careless and lazy way. He has little patience for sloppy work from colleagues... His… … English dictionary