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1 Schäbigkeit
f shabbiness; des Verhaltens: meanness, nastiness* * *die Schäbigkeitscabbiness; dinginess; seediness; manginess; measliness; shabbiness; dowdiness; tattiness; threadbareness; tackiness* * *Schä|big|keitf -, -en1) (= Unansehnlichkeit) shabbiness2) (= Niederträchtigkeit) meanness, shabbiness; (Verhalten) mean or shabby behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) no pl* * *die1) dinginess2) shabbiness* * *die; Schäbigkeit shabbiness; (des Gehalts) paltriness* * ** * *die; Schäbigkeit shabbiness; (des Gehalts) paltriness* * *f.dinginess n.dowdiness n.manginess n.measliness n.seediness n.shabbiness n.threadbareness n. -
2 Ärmlichkeit
* * *Ạ̈rm|lich|keitf -, no pl(von Kleidung, Wohnung) shabbiness; (von Essen) meagreness (Brit), meagerness (US)die Ärmlichkeit der Verhältnisse — the poor conditions
* * *Ärm·lich·keit<->1. (von Armut zeugende Beschaffenheit) poorness no pl, humbleness no pl, cheapness no pl, shabbiness no pl* * * -
3 Billigkeit
f; nur Sg.1. cheapness2. fig. cheapness, shabbiness* * *die Billigkeitcheapness; inexpensiveness* * *Bịl|lig|keitf -,no pl1) (= Preisgünstigkeit) cheapness; (von Preis) lowness2) (pej = Primitivität) cheapness; (von Ausrede) feebleness3) (old) (= Angemessenheit) properness, meetness (old); (= Gerechtigkeit, Berechtigung, JUR) justness, fairness* * *die1) cheapness2) (fairness; justice.) equity* * *Bil·lig·keit<->diese Ausrede ist in ihrer ganzen \Billigkeit leicht zu durchschauen you can easily see through the whole feeble excuse* * *1. cheapness2. fig cheapness, shabbiness* * *f.cheapness n.inexpensiveness n. -
4 Armseligkeit
f* * *die Armseligkeitpaltriness; poorness; beggarliness* * *Ạrm|se|lig|keitf(= Jämmerlichkeit) piteousness; (von Feigling) wretchednessdie Armseligkeit ihrer Hütten — the miserable condition of their huts
die Armseligkeit dieser Männer! — these pathetic men!
die Armseligkeit dieser Ausrede —
* * *Arm·se·lig·keitf* * *die; Armseligkeit s. armselig 1.: miserableness; wretchedness; patheticness; meagreness; paltriness* * ** * *die; Armseligkeit s. armselig 1.: miserableness; wretchedness; patheticness; meagreness; paltriness* * *f.beggarliness n.paltriness n.poorness n. -
5 Schuftigkeit
Schụf|tig|keitf -, -enmeanness, shabbinessdas war eine Schuftigkeit von ihm — that was a mean thing he did, that was mean of him
* * *Schuf·tig·keit<-, -en>2. (schuftige Handlung) mean [or despicable] thing -
6 Ärmlichkeit
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7 Armseligkeit
Arm·se·lig·keit f -
8 Billigkeit
Bil·lig·keit <-> f kein pldiese Ausrede ist in ihrer ganzen \Billigkeit leicht zu durchschauen you can easily see through the whole feeble excuse -
9 Billigkeit
f1. cheapness2. inexpensivenessffig.shabbinessf[veraltet: Angemessenheit]fairnessf[veraltet: Berechtigung]justness -
10 Schäbigkeit
f1. dinginess2. dowdiness3. manginess4. measliness5. seediness6. shabbiness7. threadbareness
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shabbiness — noun see shabby … New Collegiate Dictionary
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