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61 heiter
hei·ter [ʼhaitɐ] adj1) ( fröhlich) cheerful;sie ist von Natur aus ein \heiterer Mensch she is a cheerful person by nature2) ( fröhlich stimmend) amusing\heiter werden to brighten upWENDUNGEN: -
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63 humorvoll
hu·mor·voll adjhumorous;er hat eine sehr \humorvolle Art, Geschichten zu erzählen he has a very amusing way of telling stories -
64 komisch
ko·misch [ʼko:mɪʃ] adj1) ( zum Lachen reizend) funny, amusing, comical;das K\komische daran the funny thing [about it];2) ( sonderbar) funny, strange, weird;\komisch, dass er noch nicht da ist strange [or funny], that he's not here yet?;[so] \komisch sein/ werden to be/become [sort of] strange/weird;[schon] \komisch, dass funny that( eigenartig) strangely;dein Parfüm riecht aber \komisch your perfume smells funny;jdm \komisch vorkommen ( eigenartig) to seem funny/strange to sb;( suspekt) to seem fishy/funny -
65 lustig
lus·tig [ʼlʊstɪç] adj1) ( fröhlich) cheerful, jolly;ein \lustiger Abend a fun evening;ein \lustiges Gesicht machen to make a funny face;\lustige Farben cheerful colours [or (Am) -ors];du bist/Sie sind [vielleicht] \lustig! ( iron) ( fam) what do you think you're playing at?, you're really amusing ( iron)sich über jdn/etw \lustig machen to make fun [or (Brit a.) take the mick[ey] out] of sb [or (fam!) take the piss out];er kam und ging wie er \lustig war he came and went as he pleased -
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68 lustig
adj(komisch) amusing, funny, (fröhlich) cheerful -
69 neckisch
1. coy2. elfin adj3. playful [teasing](aufreizend, gewagt, anzüglich, schlüpfrig)saucy(Idee, Melodie)amusing(kokette Kleidung/Frisur)coquettishbantering1. merry2. teasing1. mischievous2. naughty -
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71 ulkig
1. amusing2. comic3. comical4. funny5. joking6. laughable7. laughably adv8. odd9. peculiar10. strange11. suspicious12. weird -
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73 unterhaltsamste
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74 vergnüglich
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Amusing — A*mus ing, a. Giving amusement; diverting; as, an amusing story. {A*mus ing*ly}, adv. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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amusing — [ə myo͞o′ziŋ] adj. 1. entertaining; diverting 2. causing laughter or mirth SYN. FUNNY amusingly adv … English World dictionary
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amusing — adj. VERBS ▪ be, sound ▪ find sth, think sth ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc … Collocations dictionary
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