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I Adj.1. (einfach) simple; (ohne Schmuck) plain; (anspruchslos) modest, unassuming, unpretentious; (ungekünstelt) artless, ingenuous; Tatsache, Wahrheit: plain; Sprache, Stil, Worte: unsophisticated, straightforward; schlichte Kleidung simple clothes; schlichte Eleganz simple elegance; schlichtes Essen plain food; (Mahlzeit) simple ( oder frugal) meal; schlichte Feier simple ceremony; schlichtes Gemüt simple ( oder naive) mentality; (Person) simple soul; schlichter Glaube simple faith; schlichte Menschen simple ( oder unsophisticated) people; schlichte Schönheit simple beauty; schlichtes Wesen simple nature; (Person) simple ( oder unsophisticated) person; in schlichten Verhältnissen leben be ( oder live) in modest circumstances2. schlicht und ergreifend umg., fig. not wonderful; ich fand es ziemlich schlicht umg., pej. I thought it was pretty basicII Adv.: das ist schlicht gelogen that is simply untrue; schlicht und einfach oder schlicht und ergreifend falsch / unsinnig umg. absolutely ( oder purely and simply) wrong / utter ( oder pure, sheer, absolute) nonsense; er hat, schlicht gesagt, keine Ahnung umg. to put it bluntly, he hasn’t a clue; ich hab’s schlicht und ergreifend vergessen umg. I clean ( oder just plain) forgot (it)* * *homebred; plain; artless; homespun; unostentatious; lowly; sober* * *schlịcht [ʃlɪçt]1. adjsimpledie schlichte Wahrheit/Tatsache — the plain or simple truth/fact
das geht über den schlichten Menschenverstand — this is beyond the normal human mind or beyond human comprehension
2. adv1) (= einfach) simply3)* * *1) ((of style in dress etc) very plain: a severe hairstyle.) severe2) (not fancy or unusual; plain: a simple dress/design; He leads a very simple life.) simple* * *[ʃlɪçt]I. adj\schlichte Eleganz understated elegancein \schlichte Verhältnisse leben to live in modest circumstances2. (wenig gebildet) simple, unsophisticateddas ist eine \schlichte Tatsache it's a simple fact4.das ist \schlicht gelogen/falsch that's a barefaced lie/just plain wrong\schlicht und einfach (fam) [just] plain\schlicht und ergreifend (hum fam) plain and simpledas ist \schlicht und ergreifend falsch! that's just plain wrong!* * *1.1) simple; plain, simple <pattern, furniture>2) (unkompliziert) simple, unsophisticated <person, view, etc.>2.adverbial simply; simply, plainly <dressed, furnished>schlicht und einfach — (ugs.) quite or just simply
* * *A. adj1. (einfach) simple; (ohne Schmuck) plain; (anspruchslos) modest, unassuming, unpretentious; (ungekünstelt) artless, ingenuous; Tatsache, Wahrheit: plain; Sprache, Stil, Worte: unsophisticated, straightforward;schlichte Kleidung simple clothes;schlichte Eleganz simple elegance;schlichte Feier simple ceremony;schlichter Glaube simple faith;schlichte Menschen simple ( oder unsophisticated) people;schlichte Schönheit simple beauty;in schlichten Verhältnissen leben be ( oder live) in modest circumstances2.schlicht und ergreifend umg, fig not wonderful;ich fand es ziemlich schlicht umg, pej I thought it was pretty basicB. adv:das ist schlicht gelogen that is simply untrue;schlicht und ergreifend falsch/unsinnig umg absolutely ( oder purely and simply) wrong/utter ( oder pure, sheer, absolute) nonsense;er hat, schlicht gesagt, keine Ahnung umg to put it bluntly, he hasn’t a clue;* * *1.1) simple; plain, simple <pattern, furniture>2) (unkompliziert) simple, unsophisticated <person, view, etc.>2.adverbial simply; simply, plainly <dressed, furnished>schlicht und einfach — (ugs.) quite or just simply
* * *adj.artless adj.homespun adj.unostentatious adj. adv.artlessly adv.
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