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1 laienhaft
I Adj. (Arbeit, Aufführung etc.) unprofessional; (stümperhaft) amateurish; (Urteil) layman’s, inexpert* * *amateurish; unprofessional; lay* * *lai|en|haft1. adjArbeit amateurish, unprofessional; Urteil, Meinung lay attr2. advspielen amateurishly, unprofessionallyetw láíenhaft ausdrücken — to put sth in simple terms
etw láíenhaft übersetzen — to do an amateurish translation of sth
ich benutze den Computer láíenhaft — I am an amateur when it comes to computers
* * *(not an expert or a professional (in a particular subject): Doctors tend to use words that lay people don't understand.) lay* * *lai·en·haftadj unprofessional, amateurish* * *1.Adjektiv amateurish; unprofessional; inexpert2.adverbial amateurishly; unprofessionally; inexpertly* * *A. adj (Arbeit, Aufführung etc) unprofessional; (stümperhaft) amateurish; (Urteil) layman’s, inexpertlaienhaft ausgedrückt (put) in layman’s terms* * *1.Adjektiv amateurish; unprofessional; inexpert2.adverbial amateurishly; unprofessionally; inexpertly* * *adj.amateurish adj.unaware adj.unprofessional adj. adv.amateurishly adv.unprofessionally adv. -
2 dilettantisch
Adj. geh. pej. amateurish, attr. auch dilettante...* * *dilettantish* * *di|let|tạn|tisch [dilɛ'tantɪʃ]1. adjamateurish2. advamateurishlydilettantisch vorgehen — to act like an amateur
* * *(not very skilful: an amateurish drawing.) amateurish* * *di·let·tan·tisch[dilɛˈtantɪʃ]eine \dilettantische Arbeit a botched [or bungled] job fam\dilettantisch arbeiten to make a real mess of sth, to do a sloppy job* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv dilettante; amateurish2.adverbial amateurishly* * ** * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv dilettante; amateurish2.adverbial amateurishly* * *adj.amateurish adj.dilettantish adj.ragged adj. -
3 amateurhaft
Adj. amateurish* * *ama|teur|haft [ama'tøːɐ-]1. adjamateurish2. advamateurishly* * *ama·teur·haftadj amateurish* * *1.Adjektiv amateurish2.adverbial amateurishly* * *amateurhaft adj amateurish* * *1.Adjektiv amateurish2.adverbial amateurishly -
4 stümperhaft
pej.* * *stuporous* * *stụ̈m|per|haft (pej)1. adj(= nicht fachmännisch) amateurish; (= schlecht auch) botched (inf), bungled2. advausführen, malen crudely; arbeiten poorly; übersetzen clumsily, crudely* * *stüm·per·hafteine \stümperhafte Arbeit/Leistung a botched job/botch-up\stümperhaftes Vorgehen incompetenceII. adv incompetently\stümperhaft vorgehen to act [or form proceed] amateurishly* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv incompetent; botched < job>; (laienhaft) amateurish <attempt, drawing>2.adverbial incompetently; (laienhaft) amateurishly* * *stümperhaft pejstümperhafte Arbeit botched job, botchB. adv:stümperhaft ausgeführt sein be an incompetent ( laienhaft: amateurish) piece of work* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv incompetent; botched < job>; (laienhaft) amateurish <attempt, drawing>2.adverbial incompetently; (laienhaft) amateurishly* * *adj.ragged adj. -
5 dilettantisch
di·let·tan·tisch [dilɛʼtantɪʃ] adj\dilettantisch arbeiten to make a real mess of sth, to do a sloppy job -
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См. также в других словарях:
amateurishly — amateurish ► ADJECTIVE ▪ incompetent; unskilful. DERIVATIVES amateurishly adverb amateurishness noun … English terms dictionary
amateurishly — adverb in an amateurish manner he performed the piece amateurishly • Ant: ↑expertly … Useful english dictionary
Amateurishly — Amateurish Am a*teur ish, a. In the style of an amateur; superficial or defective like the work of an amateur. {Am a*teur ish*ly}, adv. {Am a*teur ish*ness}, n. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
amateurishly — adverb see amateur … New Collegiate Dictionary
amateurishly — See amateurish. * * * … Universalium
amateurishly — adverb In an amateurish or nonprofessional manner … Wiktionary
amateurishly — adv. in an amateur manner, unprofessionally … English contemporary dictionary
amateurishly — am·a·teur·ish·ly … English syllables
amateurishly — See: amateurish … English dictionary
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