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adjective* * *1) (doubtful; uncertain.) fraglich2) (probably not true, honest, respectable: questionable behaviour.) fragwürdig* * *ques·tion·able[ˈkwestʃənəbl̩]1. (uncertain) fraglich, zweifelhaft, ungewissa \questionable assumption/decision eine zweifelhafte Behauptung/Entscheidunga \questionable future eine ungewisse Zukunftit is \questionable how reliable those statements are es ist fraglich, wie glaubwürdig diese Aussagen sind2. (not respectable) fragwürdig, zweifelhaft, bedenklichto do \questionable business bedenkliche Geschäfte machena person of \questionable character/reputation eine Person von zweifelhaftem Charakter/Ansehenin a \questionable company in zweifelhafter Gesellschaftto live in a \questionable neighbourhood in einer anrüchigen Gegend wohnena \questionable offer/profit ein fragwürdiges Angebot/fragwürdiger Gewinnto pursue \questionable plans bedenkliche Pläne verfolgen\questionable traditions fragwürdige Traditionensome of his jokes were in \questionable taste manche seiner Witze waren von etwas zweideutiger Natur* * *['kwestʃənəbl]adj1) (= suspect) fragwürdig* * *questionable adj (adv questionably)1. fraglich, zweifelhaft, ungewiss2. bedenklich, fragwürdig3. anrüchig* * *adjective* * *adj.bedenklich adj.fraglich adj.fragwürdig adj.
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