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121 unauffällig
II Adv. inconspicuously, discreetly, unobtrusively; sich kleiden etc.: unobtrusively; unauffällig beobachten observe discreetly; sich unauffällig verhalten keep one’s head down, keep a low profile; unauffällig verschwinden disappear without anyone noticing, slip away unnoticed* * *without attracting attention (Adv.);(Erscheinung) nondescript (Adj.);(Kleidung) quiet (Adj.);(zurückhaltend) retiring (Adj.)* * *ụn|auf|fäl|lig1. adjinconspicuous; (= unscheinbar, schlicht) unobtrusivedie Narbe/sein Hinken ist ziemlich unauffällig — the scar/his limp isn't very noticeable
er ist ein ziemlich unauffälliger junger Mann — he's not the kind of young man you notice particularly
2. advunobtrusively, discreetlySee:→ folgen* * *1) (not noticeable or conspicuous: The detective tried to be as inconspicuous as possible.) inconspicuous2) ((of colours) not bright.) quiet* * *un·auf·fäl·lig[ˈʊnʔauffɛlɪç]I. adj1. (nicht auffällig) inconspicuous, discrete2. (unscheinbar) not very noticeable, unobtrusive, discreteII. adv1. (ohne Aufsehen zu erregen) inconspicuously, discreetly2. (zurückhaltend) unobtrusively, discretely* * *1.Adjektiv inconspicuous; unobtrusive <scar, defect, skill, behaviour, surveillance, etc.>; discreet <signal, elegance>2.adverbial inconspicuously; unobtrusively; <behave, follow, observe, disappear, leave> unobtrusively, discreetly* * *B. adv inconspicuously, discreetly, unobtrusively; sich kleiden etc: unobtrusively;unauffällig beobachten observe discreetly;sich unauffällig verhalten keep one’s head down, keep a low profile;unauffällig verschwinden disappear without anyone noticing, slip away unnoticed* * *1.Adjektiv inconspicuous; unobtrusive <scar, defect, skill, behaviour, surveillance, etc.>; discreet <signal, elegance>2.adverbial inconspicuously; unobtrusively; <behave, follow, observe, disappear, leave> unobtrusively, discreetly* * *adj.inconspicuous adj.without attracting attention expr. adv.inconspicuously adv. -
122 unausgeglichen
* * *unequal; unbalanced* * *ụn|aus|ge|gli|chenadjunbalanced; Verhältnis auch, Vermögensverteilung etc unequal; Stil auch disharmonious; Mensch (= launisch) changeable, up-and-down (inf)* * *(without the proper amount of attention being given to everything: If we don't hear both sides of the argument, we'll get an unbalanced view of the situation.) unbalanced* * *un·aus·ge·gli·chen[ˈʊnʔausgəglɪçn̩]\unausgeglichene Zahlungsbilanz ÖKON imbalance in payments* * *1) [emotionally] unstable <person, behaviour>* * *sich (völlig) unausgeglichen fühlen feel (completely) unstable* * *1) [emotionally] unstable <person, behaviour>* * *adj.unbalanced adj. -
123 unbefangen
I Adj.II Adv.2. (ohne Verlegenheit) without any inhibitions, free from inhibition(s of any sort); (natürlich, frei) naturally, freely* * *naive; unbiased; unbiassed; unprejudiced; naïve; ingenuous* * *ụn|be|fan|gen1. adj1) (= unvoreingenommen) impartial, unbiased no adv, objective2) (= natürlich) natural; (= ungehemmt) uninhibited2. adv1) (= unvoreingenommen) impartially, objectively2) (= ungehemmt) naturally, without inhibition* * *un·be·fan·gen[ˈʊnbəfaŋən]I. adj2. (nicht gehemmt) natural, uninhibitedII. adv1. (unvoreingenommen) objectively, impartiallyetw \unbefangen betrachten to look at sth objectivelyetw \unbefangen beurteilen to judge sth impartially2. (nicht gehemmt) uninhibitedly* * *1.1) (ungehemmt) uninhibited; natural, uninhibited < behaviour>2) (unvoreingenommen) impartial2.1) freely; without inhibition; < behave> naturallyjemandem/einer Sache unbefangen gegenübertreten — approach somebody/something with an open mind
* * *A. adjB. adv2. (ohne Verlegenheit) without any inhibitions, free from inhibition(s of any sort); (natürlich, frei) naturally, freely* * *1.1) (ungehemmt) uninhibited; natural, uninhibited < behaviour>2) (unvoreingenommen) impartial2.1) freely; without inhibition; < behave> naturallyjemandem/einer Sache unbefangen gegenübertreten — approach somebody/something with an open mind
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124 unbeherrscht
I Adj. Person: lacking in self-control; Äußerung, Reaktion etc.: uncontrolled; unbeherrscht sein have no self-controlII Adv. handeln etc.: without self-control; losbrüllen etc.: without restraint; essen etc.: auch greedily* * *unruled; uncontrollable; inordinate; unrestrained; uncontrolled; ungoverned* * *ụn|be|herrscht1. adjReaktion, Handlung, Bewegung uncontrolled; Mensch lacking self-control; (= gierig) greedy2. advessen greedily* * *un·be·herrscht[ˈʊnbəhɛrʃt]▪ \unbeherrscht sein to lack self-controlII. adv1. (ohne Selbstbeherrschung) in an uncontrolled manner [or way], without self-control, intemperately form2. (gierig) greedily* * *1.Adjektiv uncontrolled; intemperate, wild <reaction, behaviour, remark>2.adverbial without any self-control* * *A. adj Person: lacking in self-control; Äußerung, Reaktion etc: uncontrolled;unbeherrscht sein have no self-controlB. adv handeln etc: without self-control; losbrüllen etc: without restraint; essen etc: auch greedily* * *1.Adjektiv uncontrolled; intemperate, wild <reaction, behaviour, remark>2.adverbial without any self-control* * *adj.ungoverned adj.unrestrained adj. -
125 undankbar
Adj. ungrateful; Aufgabe etc.: thankless; sei nicht so undankbar! don’t be so ungrateful!* * *unthankful; ungrateful; thankless; unappreciative; ingrate* * *ụn|dank|bar1. adj1) Mensch ungrateful2) (= unerfreulich) Aufgabe, Arbeit etc thankless2. adv* * *1) (for which no-one is grateful: Collecting taxes is a thankless task.) thankless2) thanklessly3) (not showing thanks for kindness: It will look very ungrateful if you don't write and thank him.) ungrateful* * *un·dank·bar[ˈʊndaŋkba:ɐ̯]1. (nicht dankbar) ungrateful2. (nicht lohnend) thankless* * *1.1) ungrateful <person, behaviour>2.adverbial ungratefully* * *sei nicht so undankbar! don’t be so ungrateful!* * *1.1) ungrateful <person, behaviour>2.adverbial ungratefully* * *adj.thankless adj.unappreciative adj.ungrateful adj.unthankful adj. adv.thanklessly adv.ungratefully adv.unthankfully adv. -
126 unfein
I Adj. Bemerkung etc.: indelicate; Benehmen: ungentlemanly, unladylike, präd. auch bad form, not nice; (grob) crude, crass; etw. auf unfeine Art ausdrücken express s.th. rather crudely; als unfein gelten be considered bad formII Adv.: sich unfein benehmen / ausdrücken show a lack of good manners in the way one behaves / expresses oneself* * *indelicate; ungentlemanly; unladylike* * *ụn|fein1. adjunrefined no adv, indelicatedas ist mehr als unfein — that's most ungentlemanly/unladylike
2. advsich ausdrücken in an unrefined way; sich benehmen in an ill-mannered way* * *un·fein[ˈʊnfain]adj unrefined* * *1.Adjektiv ill-mannered, unrefined <behaviour etc.>; unrefined, coarse <manner, word>; bad < manners>2.* * *A. adj Bemerkung etc: indelicate; Benehmen: ungentlemanly, unladylike, präd auch bad form, not nice; (grob) crude, crass;etwas auf unfeine Art ausdrücken express sth rather crudely;als unfein gelten be considered bad formB. adv:sich unfein benehmen/ausdrücken show a lack of good manners in the way one behaves/expresses oneself* * *1.Adjektiv ill-mannered, unrefined <behaviour etc.>; unrefined, coarse <manner, word>; bad < manners>2.* * *adj.ungentlemanly adj. -
127 unflätig
II Adv. schimpfen etc.: obscenely* * *filthy; scurrilous; foul-mouthed* * *ụn|flä|tig ['ʊnflɛːtɪç]1. adjoffensive2. adv* * *1) (offensive; obscene: dirty books.) dirty2) (vulgar and coarse: bawdy jokes.) bawdy3) (obscene: a filthy story.) filthy4) scurrilously5) (insulting or abusive: a scurrilous poem.) scurrilous* * *un·flä·tig[ˈʊnflɛ:tɪç]II. adv crudely, in an uncouth manner, coarsely* * *1.(geh. abwertend) Adjektiv coarse <behaviour, manners, speech, etc.>; obscene <expression, word, curse>; dirty < song>2.adverbial coarsely; obscenely* * *B. adv schimpfen etc: obscenely* * *1.(geh. abwertend) Adjektiv coarse <behaviour, manners, speech, etc.>; obscene <expression, word, curse>; dirty < song>2.adverbial coarsely; obscenely -
128 ungebührlich
* * *undue* * *ụn|ge|bühr|lich1. adjimproper2. adv1) (= ungehörig) improperly, inappropriately2) (= über Gebühr) excessively* * *un·ge·bühr·lich[ˈʊngəby:ɐ̯lɪç]1. (ungehörig) improper2. (nicht angemessen) unreasonable1. (ungehörig) improperly* * *1. 2.* * *B. adv (mehr als recht ist) unduly;sich ungebührlich benehmen misbehave, step out of line* * *1. 2.* * *adj.undue adj. adv.unduly adv.
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