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1 Zweideutigkeit
f1. nur Sg. ambiguity, equivocal nature (+ Gen of); suggestiveness; zweideutig2. (Bemerkung) suggestive remark, double entendre* * *die Zweideutigkeitsuggestiveness; ambiguity; equivocation; equivocalness* * *Zwei|deu|tig|keitf -, -en1) no pl ambiguity; (= Schlüpfrigkeit) suggestiveness* * *Zwei·deu·tig·keit<-, -en>f1. (Ambiguität) ambiguity, equivocalness2. (zweideutige Äußerung) ambiguity* * *die; Zweideutigkeit, Zweideutigkeiten s. zweideutig 1.1) o. Pl. ambiguity; suggestiveness2) (Äußerung) ambiguity; double entendre* * *2. (Bemerkung) suggestive remark, double entendre* * *die; Zweideutigkeit, Zweideutigkeiten s. zweideutig 1.1) o. Pl. ambiguity; suggestiveness2) (Äußerung) ambiguity; double entendre* * *f.ambiguity n.equivocalness n.suggestivity n. -
2 gewagt
I P.P. wagenII Adj.2. Kleid, Witz etc.: risqué* * *risqué; risky; daring; adventuresome; adventurous* * *ge|wagt [gə'vaːkt]adj1) (= kühn) daring; (= gefährlich) risky2) (= moralisch bedenklich) risquéSee:→ auch wagen* * *(dangerous: a hazardous journey; hazardous waste.) hazardous* * *ge·wagt2. (freizügig) risqué, daring* * *1) (kühn) daring; (gefährlich) risky* * *B. adjgewagtes Unternehmen risky business ( oder venture)2. Kleid, Witz etc: risqué* * *1) (kühn) daring; (gefährlich) risky* * *adj.bold adj.hazardous adj. p.p.dared p.p. -
3 frivol
Adj.1. (leichtfertig, schnippisch) frivolous, flippant2. (unanständig) Lied, Bemerkung, Witz etc.: risqué, suggestive* * *frivolous; flippant* * *fri|vol [fri'voːl]adj(= leichtfertig) frivolous; (= anzüglich) Witz, Bemerkung risqué, suggestive; (= verantwortungslos) irresponsible* * *fri·vol[friˈvo:l]1. (anzüglich) suggestive, lewd, risqué2. (leichtfertig) irresponsible, frivolousin \frivoler Weise irresponsibly, frivolously* * *1) (schamlos) suggestive <picture, etc.>; risqué <remark, joke>; earthy < man>; flighty < woman>2) (leichtfertig) frivolous; irresponsible* * *frivol adj1. (leichtfertig, schnippisch) frivolous, flippant2. (unanständig) Lied, Bemerkung, Witz etc: risqué, suggestive* * *1) (schamlos) suggestive <picture, etc.>; risqué <remark, joke>; earthy < man>; flighty < woman>2) (leichtfertig) frivolous; irresponsible* * *adj.flippant adj.frivolous adj. adv.flippantly adv.frivolously adv. -
4 pikant
Adj.* * *piquant; spicy; juicy; savoury; nutty; risqué; savory* * *pi|kạnt [pi'kant]1. adjpiquant, spicy; Witz, Geschichte auch racy2. advpiquantlypikant schmecken — to taste piquant
* * *1) piquantly2) (sharp in taste; appetizing: a piquant sauce; a piquant (= exciting or interesting) situation.) piquant3) (having a usually salty or sharp, but not sweet, taste or smell: a savoury omelette.) savoury* * *pi·kant[piˈkant]I. adj1. KOCHK piquant, spicy2. (frivol) racy, risquéII. adv piquantly, spicily* * *1.1) piquant; (würzig) spicy; well-seasoned; (appetitanregend) appetizing2) (fig.): (witzig) piquant; ironical2.pikant gewürzt — piquantly or appetizingly seasoned
* * *pikant adjeine pikante Soße a spicy sauce2. Witz etc: racy, risqué;pikantes Thema delicate subject* * *1.1) piquant; (würzig) spicy; well-seasoned; (appetitanregend) appetizing2) (fig.): (witzig) piquant; ironical2.pikant gewürzt — piquantly or appetizingly seasoned
* * *adj.nutty adj.piquant adj. adv.nuttily adv.piquantly adv. -
5 anzüglich
Adj. Bemerkung: suggestive; Witz: risqué, near the knuckle umg., bes. Am. off-colo(u)r; Lächeln: salacious; anzüglich werden get personal* * *abusive* * *ạn|züg|lich ['antsyːklɪç]1. adjsuggestiveer ist mir gegenüber immer so anzüglich — he always makes suggestive remarks to me
2. advsuggestively* * *((making remarks which are) insulting, especially about a person's appearance etc: personal remarks; Don't be personal!) personal* * *an·züg·lich[ˈantsy:klɪç]1. (schlüpfrig) insinuating, suggestive, lewdich verbitte mir diese \anzüglichen Bemerkungen! I won't stand for such insinuating [or suggestive] remarks!▪ \anzüglich sein/werden to get personal, to make advances* * *1.1) insinuating <remark, question>2) (anstößig) offensive <joke, remark>2.2) (anstößig) offensively* * *anzüglich adj Bemerkung: suggestive; Witz: risqué, near the knuckle umg, besonders US off-colo(u)r; Lächeln: salacious;anzüglich werden get personal* * *1.1) insinuating <remark, question>2) (anstößig) offensive <joke, remark>2.2) (anstößig) offensively* * *adj.offensive adj. -
6 stubenrein
Adj.1. Tier: house-trained2. umg., fig.: nicht ganz stubenrein Witz: risqué, slightly off colo(u)r, Brit. auch a bit near the bone* * *housetrained* * *stu|ben|reinadjKatze, Hund house-trained; (hum ) Witz clean* * *stu·ben·rein* * ** * *stubenrein adj1. Tier: house-trained2. umg, fig:* * ** * *adj.house trained adj. -
7 salonfähig
Adj. socially acceptable; Kleidung etc.: presentable; Benehmen, Witz etc.: respectable; nicht salonfähig Witz: risqué, (a bit) near the knuckle umg.* * *sa|lon|fä|higadj (iro)socially acceptable; Leute, Aussehen presentablenicht salonfähige Ausdrucksweise — uncouth language, not the sort of language to be used in polite society
* * *sa·lon·fä·hig[zaˈlõ:-, zaˈlɔŋ-]adj socially acceptableetw \salonfähig machen to make sth socially acceptable* * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * ** * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * *adj.presentable adj. -
8 zweideutig
* * *equivocal; double-edged; ambiguous* * *zwei|deu|tig [-dɔytɪç]1. adjambiguous, equivocal; (= schlüpfrig) suggestive, risquézwéídeutige Reden führen — to use a lot of doubles entendres (esp Brit) or words with double meanings
2. advambiguously* * *zwei·deu·tig[ˈtsvaidɔytɪç]* * *1.1) ambiguous; equivocal < smile>2.1) ambiguously; < smile> equivocally2) (fig.): (schlüpfrig) suggestively* * ** * *1.1) ambiguous; equivocal < smile>2.1) ambiguously; < smile> equivocally2) (fig.): (schlüpfrig) suggestively* * *adj.ambiguous adj.equivocal adj.suggestive adj. adv.ambiguously adv.equivocally adv. -
9 schlüpfrig
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