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1 bäuerisch
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2 bäurisch
II Adv. coarsely, crudely; benehmen auch boorishly; benimm dich nicht so bäurisch! don’t be so boorish!, don’t be such a boor!* * *bäu|risch ['bɔyrɪʃ]adj (pej)boorish, rough* * *bäu·risch[ˈbɔyrɪʃ]adj (pej) boorish, oafish* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv boorish; oafish2.adverbial boorishly; oafishly* * ** * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv boorish; oafish2.adverbial boorishly; oafishly -
3 flegelhaft
Adj. pej. loutish* * *churlish; oafish; rowdy; boorish* * *fle|gel|haft1. adjuncouth2. advsich benehmen uncouthly* * ** * *fle·gel·haft* * ** * *flegelhaft adj pej loutish* * ** * *adj.boorish adj.churlish adj.loutish adj. adv.boorishly adv.churlishly adv. -
4 ungehobelt
Adj.1. TECH. not planed* * *crude; mannerless; boorish; unpolished; graceless; uncouth; ignorant; rough; coarse* * *ụn|ge|ho|belt ['Ungəhoːblt, ʊngə'hoːblt]adjBrett etc unplaned; Mensch, Benehmen boorish* * *un·ge·ho·belt[ˈʊngəho:bl̩t]2. (nicht glatt gehobelt) unplaned* * *Adjektiv (fig.) uncouth* * *ungehobelt adj1. TECH not planedungehobelter Kerl pej boorish type* * *Adjektiv (fig.) uncouth* * *adj.blunt adj. adv.coarsely adv.crudely adv.rough and ready! expr. -
5 klobig
Adj.1. bulky; Schmuck: chunky; Schuhe, Möbel etc.: auch (heavy and) clumsy; klobige Schuhe auch clodhoppers umg.* * *cumbersome* * *klo|big ['kloːbɪç]1. adjhefty (inf), bulky; Mensch hulking great (inf); Schuhe clumpy; Benehmen boorish; Hände massive, hefty (inf)2. advaussehen bulky; bauen, sich abheben massively* * *klo·big[ˈklo:bɪç]adj hefty, bulky\klobige Hände massive hands* * *1) (kantig) heavy and clumsy[-looking] <shoes, furniture>; heavily-built, bulky < figure>2) (plump) clumsy; boorish* * *klobig adj* * *1) (kantig) heavy and clumsy[-looking] <shoes, furniture>; heavily-built, bulky < figure>2) (plump) clumsy; boorish -
6 stieselig
Adj. umg. boorish, loutish* * *stie|se|lig ['ʃtiːzəlɪç] ['ʃtiːzlɪç] (inf)1. adjboorish, loutish (inf)2. advsich stíéselig benehmen — to behave like a boor or lout
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7 flapsig
Adj. boorish, uncouth* * *flạp|sig ['flapsɪç]adj (inf)Benehmen cheeky (Brit), fresh (US); Bemerkung offhand* * *flap·sig[ˈflapsɪç](fam)eine \flapsige Bemerkung an offhand [or a flippant] remark* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv rude2.adverbial rudely* * *flapsig adj boorish, uncouth* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv rude2.adverbial rudely -
8 Kloben
m; -s, -1. (Holzklotz) log2. fig. Mann: (uncouth) hunk, boorish type3. (Eisenhaken) iron hook4. Dial. (Pfeife) pipe* * *Klo|ben ['kloːbn]m -s, -1) (= Holzklotz) log2) (= Eisenhaken) hook* * *Klo·ben<-s, ->m (Holzklotz) log* * *der; Klobens, Kloben log* * *1. (Holzklotz) log2. fig Mann: (uncouth) hunk, boorish type3. (Eisenhaken) iron hook4. dial (Pfeife) pipe* * *der; Klobens, Kloben log -
9 proletenhaft
* * *pro|le|ten|haft (pej)1. adjplebeian (pej), plebby (Brit pej inf)2. advlike a pleb (inf)* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv boorish2.adverbial boorishly* * ** * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv boorish2.adverbial boorishly -
10 stoffelig
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11 stofflig
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12 Klöben
m; -s, -1. (Holzklotz) log2. fig. Mann: (uncouth) hunk, boorish type3. (Eisenhaken) iron hook4. Dial. (Pfeife) pipe* * *Klo|ben ['kloːbn]m -s, -1) (= Holzklotz) log2) (= Eisenhaken) hook* * *Klo·ben<-s, ->m (Holzklotz) log* * *der; Klobens, Kloben log* * ** * *der; Klobens, Kloben log -
13 stieslig
stie|se|lig ['ʃtiːzəlɪç] ['ʃtiːzlɪç] (inf)1. adjboorish, loutish (inf)2. advsich stíéselig benehmen — to behave like a boor or lout
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14 bäurisch
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15 ungehobelt
un·ge·ho·belt [ʼʊngəho:bl̩t] adj2) ( nicht glatt gehobelt) unplaned -
16 flapsig
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17 flegelhaft
1. boorish2. boorishly3. churlish4. churlishly5. impudent6. loutish -
18 grobschlächtiger Kerl
myahoo [boorish lout - J. Swift, Gulliver's Travels]
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