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1 leger
* * *shirtsleeve* * *le|ger [le'Zeːɐ, le'Zɛːɐ]1. adj2) (= ungezwungen) Benehmen, Ausdrucksweise casual; Typ casual, informal; Atmosphäre relaxed, informal2. adv1) (= bequem) sich kleiden casuallyetw sitzt leger —
2) (= ungezwungen) casually; sich ausdrücken informally* * *(something which lays, especially a hen: a good layer.) layer* * *le·ger[leˈʒe:ɐ, leˈʒɛ:ɐ]I. adj1. (bequem) casual, loose-fitting2. (ungezwungen) casualII. adv1. (bequem) casuallysie zieht sich gern[e] \leger an she likes to dress casually2. (lässig) casually* * *1.1) casual; relaxed2.1) casually; in a casual or relaxed manner* * ** * *1.1) casual; relaxed2) (bequem) casual <jacket etc.>2.1) casually; in a casual or relaxed manner* * *layer n. -
2 salopp
I Adj. (ungezwungen) casual, laid-back; Benehmen: auch easygoing; pej. sloppy; Ausdruck: very colloquial; stärker: slangy; ein salopper Typ a really laid-back type; er hat eine allzu saloppe Ausdrucksweise his German ( oder English etc.) is excessively slangy, he uses too much slangII Adv.: sich salopp kleiden / benehmen dress casually / behave in a laid-back manner* * *sa|lọpp [za'lɔp]1. adj2) (= ungezwungen) casual2. advsich kleiden, sich ausdrücken casuallysalopp gesagt,... — to put it crudely...
* * *sa·lopp[zaˈlɔp]I. adj1. (leger) casual2. (ungezwungen) slangyII. adv1. (leger) casually\salopp angezogen gehen to go/go around in casual clothing* * *1.Adjektiv casual < clothes>; free and easy, informal < behaviour>; very colloquial, slangy <saying, expression, etc.>2.salopp reden — use slangy or [very] colloquial language
* * *A. adj (ungezwungen) casual, laid-back; Benehmen: auch easygoing; pej sloppy; Ausdruck: very colloquial; stärker: slangy;ein salopper Typ a really laid-back type;er hat eine allzu saloppe Ausdrucksweise his German ( oder English etc) is excessively slangy, he uses too much slangB. adv:sich salopp kleiden/benehmen dress casually/behave in a laid-back manner* * *1.Adjektiv casual < clothes>; free and easy, informal < behaviour>; very colloquial, slangy <saying, expression, etc.>2.salopp reden — use slangy or [very] colloquial language
* * *adj.rakish adj. adv.rakishly adv.
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