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  • 1 offensive

    نَابٍ \ improper: not proper; unsuitable; not polite: improper behaviour. odd: strange: What an odd idea!. offensive: rude; causing annoyance or discomfort: Offensive language.

    Arabic-English glossary > offensive

  • 2 агрессивное поведение

    2) Medicine: disruptive behavior
    4) Australian slang: aggro, attitude
    5) Advertising: offensive behaviour

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > агрессивное поведение

  • 3 хамство

    2) Colloquial: gross-out
    3) Jargon: lip
    4) Taboo: ass, jackass

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > хамство

  • 4 jawnie

    adv. grad. 1. (otwarcie) openly; overtly książk.
    - okazywać komuś jawnie sympatię/niechęć to openly like/dislike sb
    - głosować jawnie to vote openly
    2. (ewidentnie) blatantly, openly
    - postępowanie jawnie obraźliwie blatantly offensive behaviour a. conduct
    * * *
    adv
    (głosować, obradować) publicly; ( gardzić) openly
    * * *
    adv.
    publicly, openly, in the open.

    The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > jawnie

  • 5 إساءة

    إِسَاءَة \ offence: (with give or take) displeasure; hurt feelings: She took offence (She was offended) at my refusal of her invitation. offensiveness: offensive behaviour.

    Arabic-English dictionary > إساءة

  • 6 إغضاب

    إِغْضاب \ offensiveness: offensive behaviour.

    Arabic-English dictionary > إغضاب

  • 7 إيذاء

    إِيْذَاء \ offensiveness: offensive behaviour. wrongdoing: (a) wrong or unlawful action. \ إِيْذَاء الشُّعُور \ offence: (with give or take) to displeasure; hurt feelings: She took offence (She was offended) at my refusal of her invitation. \ See Also إساءة (إِسَاءَة)‏

    Arabic-English dictionary > إيذاء

  • 8 offence

    إِسَاءَة \ offence: (with give or take) displeasure; hurt feelings: She took offence (She was offended) at my refusal of her invitation. offensiveness: offensive behaviour.

    Arabic-English glossary > offence

  • 9 offensiveness

    إِسَاءَة \ offence: (with give or take) displeasure; hurt feelings: She took offence (She was offended) at my refusal of her invitation. offensiveness: offensive behaviour.

    Arabic-English glossary > offensiveness

  • 10 offensiveness

    إِغْضاب \ offensiveness: offensive behaviour.

    Arabic-English glossary > offensiveness

  • 11 offensiveness

    إِيْذَاء \ offensiveness: offensive behaviour. wrongdoing: (a) wrong or unlawful action.

    Arabic-English glossary > offensiveness

  • 12 wrongdoing

    إِيْذَاء \ offensiveness: offensive behaviour. wrongdoing: (a) wrong or unlawful action.

    Arabic-English glossary > wrongdoing

  • 13 widerwärtig

    Adj. repulsive, nasty, horrible umg.; Benehmen: offensive, objectionable; (ekelhaft) disgusting; (abscheulich) atrocious
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    disgusting; ghastly; alien; unsavoury; unsavory; grisly; obnoxious
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    wi|der|wär|tig [-vɛrtɪç]
    1. adj
    Verhalten offensive, objectionable; (= ekelhaft) disgusting; Aufgabe, Arbeit, Verhalten objectionable

    etw ist jdm wíderwärtig — sb finds sth offensive/disgusting/objectionable

    2. adv

    wíderwärtig schmecken/stinken — to taste/smell disgusting

    * * *
    1) (disgusting: an offensive smell.) offensive
    2) (horrible; disgusting.) repulsive
    4) (very unpleasant or disgusting: I have heard some unsavoury stories about that man.) unsavoury
    * * *
    wi·der·wär·tig
    [ˈvi:dɐvɛrtɪç]
    I. adj disgusting, revolting; (Bursche, Kerl, Typ) nasty, repulsive
    II. adv disgustingly, revoltingly
    * * *
    1.
    (abwertend) Adjektiv
    1) (unangenehm) disagreeable, unpleasant <conditions, situation, etc.>
    2) (ekelhaft, abscheulich) revolting, repugnant <smell, taste, etc.>; objectionable, offensive <person, behaviour, attitude, etc.>
    2.
    adverbial <behave, act, etc.> in an objectionable or offensive manner
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    widerwärtig adj repulsive, nasty, horrible umg; Benehmen: offensive, objectionable; (ekelhaft) disgusting; (abscheulich) atrocious
    * * *
    1.
    (abwertend) Adjektiv
    1) (unangenehm) disagreeable, unpleasant <conditions, situation, etc.>
    2) (ekelhaft, abscheulich) revolting, repugnant <smell, taste, etc.>; objectionable, offensive <person, behaviour, attitude, etc.>
    2.
    adverbial <behave, act, etc.> in an objectionable or offensive manner
    * * *
    adj.
    distasteful adj.
    unsavory (US) adj.
    unsavoury (UK) adj. adv.
    distastefully adv.
    unsavorily adv.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > widerwärtig

  • 14 лош

    1. (недобър, отрицателен, зъл) bad (comp. worse, super, worst), ill, evil, wicked, foul, nasty, dark, vicious, maleficent
    ам. mean
    лош език bad/foul language
    имам лош език be foul-mouthed/-tongued
    държа лош език към abuse, call (s.o.) names
    говоря лоши работи за speak ill of
    лош нрав ill-nature, a nasty temper
    с лоша кръв (за кон) vicious
    имам лош нрав be ill-/bad-tempered, be vicious
    лошо държане bad behaviour, misconduct, misbehaviour
    имам лошо държане be ill-mannered
    лошо име a bad name
    ползувам се с лошо име have a bad name
    лоша слава ill fame, notoriety, disrepute
    лоши дела bad/dark deeds
    лоши пътища прен. evil ways
    лоши чувства ill/hard feeling, bad blood
    лоши очи evil eyes
    с лош поглед squint-eyed
    лошо храносмилане bad/poor digestion, indigestion
    лоша компания low company
    лоши другари bad/vicious companions
    лошо мнение a low/poor opinion
    имам лошо мнение за have/hold a poor opinion of, think meanly of
    лоша услуга an ill office, disservice
    лошо настроение a low mood, low spirits; pettishness, petulance, sullens
    лоши времена hard times
    лоша новина bad/cold news
    лошо предчувствие misgiving, foreboding
    лош проводник non-conductor
    лошо ръководство poor/ill management; mismanagement
    лошо ръководене/администриране misconduct, mal-administration
    лошо управление misrule
    лош късмет bad/ill luck; mishap, misfortune, hard lines
    лошо състояние (на сграда, път и пр.) poor condition, disrepair
    лоша дума a cross word
    лошо предзнаменование a bad/an ill omen; finger/ (hand-)writing on the wall
    лоша грешка a bad mistake
    лош удар a bad shot
    лоша рана a bad/nasty wound
    лошо порязване a nasty cut
    погаждам някому лош номер play s.o. a nasty trick
    не ставай лош! don't be nasty! това е лошо за тебе that's bad for you
    лоша работа it's a bad business, things are looking bad, it's a tough situation
    лоша ти е работата you are in for it, you are in a tight spot
    да не се е случило нещо лошо I hope there's nothing wrong
    в най- лошия случай at (the) worst
    ако се случи най- лошото if the worst comes to the worst
    това не е най- лошото the worst is yet to come
    2. (недоброкачествен, противен) bad, foul, ill, poor
    лош въздух/дъх bad/foul air/breath
    лоша миризма a bad/foul/offensive smell
    лоша храна bad/foul/coarse food
    лошо качество poor/low quality
    3. (незадоволителен) poor, bad, inferior; broken, incorrect
    разг. miserable
    лоша бележка a bad mark
    лошо изпълнение a poor performance
    лош математик съм I am poor at maths, I'm a poor mathematician
    лошо здраве poor/ill health
    не е по- лош от другите he's no worse than the rest; he might pass in a crowd
    лош играч a poor player, sl. mug
    лош английски bad/broken English
    5. (за времето) bad, nasty, разг. wretched, miserable
    6. (за болест) bad, malignant, severe
    лоша кашлица/настинка a bad cough/cold
    лошо гърло croup
    лоша пъпка a malignant pistule, carbuncle, anthrax
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    прил.
    1. ( недобър, отрицателен, зъл) bad (comp. worse, super. worst), ill, evil, wicked, foul, nasty, dark, vicious, maleficent; амер. mean; в най-\лошия случай at (the) worst; говоря \лоши работи за speak ill of; държа \лош език към abuse, call (s.o.) names; имам \лош език be foul-mouthed/-tongued; имам \лош нрав be ill-/bad-tempered, be vicious; имам \лошо държане be ill-mannered; имам \лошо мнение за have/hold a poor opinion of, think meanly of; \лош език bad/foul language; \лош късмет bad/ill luck; mishap, misfortune; \лош нрав ill-nature, nasty temper; \лош проводник non-conductor; \лош удар bad shot; \лоша дума cross word; \лоша компания low company; \лоша новина bad/cold news; \лоша работа it’s a bad business, things are looking bad, it’s a tough situation; \лоша слава ill fame, notoriety, disrepute; \лоша ти е работата you are in for it, you are in a tight spot; \лоша услуга ill office, disservice; \лоши времена hard times; \лоши дела bad/dark deeds; \лоши очи evil eyes; \лоши пътища прен. evil ways; \лоши чувства ill/hard feeling, bad blood; \лошо държане bad behaviour, misconduct, misbehaviour; \лошо настроение low mood, low spirits; pettishness, petulance, sullens; \лошо предзнаменование bad/ill omen; finger/(hand-)writing on the wall; \лошо предчувствие misgiving, foreboding; \лошо ръководене/администриране misconduct, maladministration; \лошо ръководство poor/ill management; mismanagement; \лошо състояние (на сграда, път и пр.) poor condition, disrepair; \лошо управление misrule; \лошо храносмилане bad/poor digestion, indigestion; не ставай \лош! don’t be nasty! погаждам някому \лош номер play s.o. a nasty trick; последва нещо още по-\лошо worse followed; с \лош поглед squint-eyed; c \лоша кръв (за кон) vicious; това не е най-\лошото the worst is yet to come;
    2. ( недоброкачествен, противен) bad, foul, ill, poor, rotten; \лоша миризма bad/foul/offensive smell; \лоша храна bad/foul/coarse food; \лошо качество poor/low quality;
    3. ( незадоволителен) poor, bad, inferior; broken, incorrect; разг. miserable; \лош английски bad/broken English; \лош играч poor player, sl. mug; \лош математик съм I am poor at maths, I’m a poor mathematician; \лошо здраве poor/ill health; \лошо изпълнение poor performance; не е по-\лош от другите he might pass in a crowd;
    4. ( непослушен) naughty;
    5. (за времето) bad, nasty, разг. wretched, miserable;
    6. (за болест) bad, malignant, severe; \лоша пъпка malignant pistule, carbuncle, anthrax; \лошо гърло croup;
    7. като същ. ср., само ед. ill, wrong; зная какво е добро и какво е \лошо know right from wrong; какво му е \лошото на what’s wrong with, what’s the matter with; \лошо ти се пише there’s trouble in store for you, it will go hard with you; \лошото е там, че the trouble is that, the mischief of it is that, the catch is that; попадам на по-\лошо go further and fare worse; правя някому \лошо do s.o. wrong; там е \лошото there’s/that’s the rub; само мн. \лошите the baddies.
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    bad: а лош idea - лоша идея; dark; harmful (вреден); ill{il}: лош will - лоши намерения; malefic; maleficent; miserable{`mizxrxbl}; nasty: a лош wound - лоша рана; naughty: лош by nature - лош по природа; poor: лош quality - лошо качество; sinister: лош companions - лоши другари
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    1. (за болест) bad, malignant, severe 2. (за времето) bad, nasty, разг. wretched, miserable 3. (недоброкачествен, противен) bad, foul, ill, poor 4. (недобър, отрицателен» зъл) bad (comp. worse, super, worst), ill, evil, wicked, foul, nasty, dark, vicious, maleficent 5. (незадоволителен) poor, bad, inferior;broken, incorrect 6. (непослушен) naughty 7. ЛОШ английски bad/broken English 8. ЛОШ въздух/дъх bad/foul air/breath 9. ЛОШ език bad/foul language 10. ЛОШ играч a poor player, sl. mug 11. ЛОШ късмет bad/ill luck;mishap, misfortune, hard lines 12. ЛОШ математик съм I am poor at maths, I'm a poor mathematician 13. ЛОШ нрав ill-nature, a nasty temper 14. ЛОШ проводник non-conductor 15. ЛОШ удар a bad shot 16. ЛОШa бележка a bad mark 17. ЛОШa грешка a bad mistake 18. ЛОШa дума а cross word 19. ЛОШa кашлица/настинка a bad cough/cold 20. ЛОШa компания low company 21. ЛОШa миризма a bad/foul/offensive smell 22. ЛОШa новина bad/cold news 23. ЛОШa пъпка a malignant pistule, carbuncle, anthrax 24. ЛОШa работа it's a bad business, things are looking bad, it's a tough situation 25. ЛОШa рана a bad/nasty wound 26. ЛОШa слава ill fame, notoriety, disrepute 27. ЛОШa услуга an ill office, disservice 28. ЛОШa храна bad/ foul/coarse food 29. ЛОШo гърло croup 30. ЛОШo държане bad behaviour, misconduct, misbehaviour 31. ЛОШo здраве poor/ill health 32. ЛОШo изпълнение a poor performance 33. ЛОШo име a bad name 34. ЛОШo мнение a low/poor opinion 35. ЛОШo настроение a low mood, low spirits;pettishness, petulance, sullens 36. ЛОШo порязване a nasty cut 37. ЛОШo предзнаменование a bad/an ill omen;finger/(hand-)writing on the wall 38. ЛОШo предчувствие misgiving, foreboding 39. ЛОШo ръководене/администриране misconduct, mal-administration 40. ЛОШo ръководство poor/ill management;mismanagement 41. ЛОШo състояние (на сграда, път и пр.) poor condition, disrepair 42. ЛОШo управление misrule 43. ЛОШo храносмилане bad/poor digestion, indigestion 44. ЛОШа ти е работата you are in for it, you are in a tight spot 45. ЛОШи времена hard times 46. ЛОШи дела bad/dark deeds 47. ЛОШи другари bad/vicious companions 48. ЛОШи очи evil eyes 49. ЛОШи пътища прен. evil ways 50. ЛОШи чувства ill/hard feeling, bad blood 51. ЛОШо качество poor/low quality 52. ако се случи най-ЛОШото if the worst comes to the worst 53. ам. mean 54. в най-ЛОШия случай at (the) worst 55. говоря ЛОШи работи за speak ill of 56. да не се е случило нещо ЛОШо I hope there's nothing wrong 57. държа ЛОШ език към abuse, call (s.o.) names 58. имам ЛОШ език be foul-mouthed/-tongued 59. имам ЛОШ нрав be ill-/bad-tempered, be vicious 60. имам ЛОШо държане be ill-mannered 61. имам ЛОШо мнение за have/hold a poor opinion of, think meanly of 62. не е по-ЛОШ от другите he's no worse than the rest;he might pass in a crowd 63. не е чак толкова ЛОШо it isn't (half) so bad 64. не ставай ЛОШ! don't be nasty! това е ЛОШо за тебе that's bad for you 65. погаждам някому ЛОШ номер play s.o. a nasty trick 66. ползувам се с ЛОШо име have a bad name 67. последва нещо още по-ЛОШо worse followed 68. разг. miserable 69. с ЛОШ поглед squint-eyed 70. с ЛОШа кръв (за кон) vicious 71. това не е най-ЛОШото the worst is yet to come

    Български-английски речник > лош

  • 15 grob

    rough; unceremonious; uncivil; uncouth; churlish; gross; crass; rude; blunt; harsh; crude; coarse
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    [groːp]
    1. adj comp ordm;er
    ['grøːbɐ] superl ordm;ste(r, s) ['grøːpstə]
    1) (= nicht fein) Material, Oberfläche etc coarse; Arbeit dirty attr
    2) (= ungefähr) rough

    in gróben Umrissen — roughly

    3) (= schlimm, groß) gross (AUCH JUR)

    ein gróber Fehler — a bad mistake, a gross error

    wir sind aus dem Gröbsten heraus — we're out of the woods (now), we can see the light at the end of the tunnel (now)

    gróbe Fahrlässigkeit — gross negligence

    4) (= brutal, derb) rough; (fig = derb) coarse; Antwort rude; (= unhöflich) ill-mannered

    grób gegen jdn werden — to become offensive (towards sb)

    auf einen gróben Klotz gehört ein gróber Keil (Prov) — one must answer rudeness with rudeness

    See:
    2. adv comp ordm; er,
    superl am ordm;sten
    1)

    (= nicht fein) grób zerkleinen/hacken — to chop coarsely

    etw grób schneiden — to cut sth in large pieces; Käse to cut sth in thick slices

    grób gemahlen — coarsely ground

    grób mahlen — to grind coarsely

    2)

    (= ungefähr) grób geschätzt/gemessen/gerechnet — approximately, roughly, at a rough estimate

    etw grób umreißen/skizzieren — to give a rough idea of sth

    etw grób wiedergeben — to give a superficial or an approximate account of sth

    3)

    (= schlimm) grób fahrlässig handeln — to commit an act of gross negligence

    4) (= brutal) anfassen, behandeln roughly; massieren hard, roughly; (= unhöflich) rudely; (= barsch) curtly

    grób mit jdm umspringen — to rough sb up

    jdm grób kommen (inf) — to get coarse with sb

    * * *
    2) (rough in texture or to touch; not fine: This coat is made of coarse material.) coarse
    4) (very obvious or very great: a crass mistake.) crass
    5) (stupid.) crass
    6) (insensitive.) crass
    7) (rough or primitive: a crude shelter.) crude
    8) (very bad: gross errors/indecency.) gross
    9) (vulgar: gross behaviour/language.) gross
    10) rudely
    11) (not polite; showing bad manners: rude behaviour.) rude
    12) (roughly made: a rustic fence.) rustic
    * * *
    < gröber, gröbste>
    [ˈgro:p]
    I. adj
    1. (nicht fein) coarse
    \grobe Hände coarse [or rough] hands
    ▪ das G\grobe the dirty work
    2. (derb) coarse, uncouth
    \grobe Manieren coarse manners
    3. (ungefähr) rough
    eine \grobe Erklärung an approximate explanation
    \grobe Schätzung rough estimate
    in \groben Umrissen [o Zügen] roughly
    4. (unhöflich) rude
    ▪ \grob werden to become rude [or abusive
    5. (unsanft, unsensibel) rough
    ein \grober Mensch a rough person
    6. (schlimm) bad, serious
    eine \grobe Lüge a terrible lie
    7.
    ▶ aus dem Gröbsten heraus sein to be over the worst [of it] [or able to see the light at the end of the tunnel
    II. adv
    1. (nicht fein) coarsely
    \grob gemahlen coarsely ground pred, coarse-ground
    2. (in etwa) roughly
    \grob gemessen [o gerechnet] [o geschätzt] at a rough estimate
    etw \grob erklären to give a rough explanation of sth [or explain sth roughly]
    etw \grob skizzieren [o umreißen] to make a rough outline of sth [or outline sth roughly]
    etw \grob wiedergeben to give a rough account of sth
    3. (unhöflich) rudely
    jdn \grob zurechtweisen to rudely reprimand sb
    4. (unsanft, unsensibel) roughly
    jdn \grob behandeln to treat sb roughly
    sich akk \grob täuschen to be badly mistaken
    jdn \grob belügen to lie barefaced to sb
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    1.
    1) coarse < sand, gravel, paper, sieve, etc.>; thick < wire>; rough, dirty < work>
    2) (ungefähr) rough
    3) (schwerwiegend) gross; flagrant < lie>

    ein grober Fehler/Irrtum — a bad mistake or gross error

    aus dem Gröbsten heraus sein — (ugs.) be over the worst

    4) (barsch) coarse; rude
    5) (nicht sanft) rough

    grob [zu jemandem] sein — be rough [with somebody]

    2.

    grobgemahlen — coarsely ground; coarse-ground

    2) (ungefähr) roughly
    3) (schwerwiegend) grossly
    4) (barsch) coarsely; rudely
    5) (nicht sanft) roughly
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    grob; gröber, am gröbsten
    A. adj
    1. Feile, Filter, Gesichtszüge, Stoff etc: coarse; (rau) auch rough; (unverarbeitet) raw, crude; (unfertig) unfinished
    2. Kies, Sand etc: coarse-grained;
    grob gemahlen Kaffee, Mehl: coarse-ground
    3. (ungefähr) Schätzung, Skizze: rough;
    grobe Entfernung approximate distance;
    in groben Zügen very roughly
    4. Arbeit etc: rough, heavy;
    sie haben ein Mädchen fürs Grobe they’ve got a girl ( oder maid) to do the dirty jobs;
    er ist der Mann fürs Grobe umg he’s a man who doesn’t mind getting his hands dirty ( oder doing the dirty work)
    5. pej Person, Benehmen: coarse; (ungehobelt) uncouth; (roh) very rough, brutal; (unhöflich, beleidigend) rude; (geradeheraus) bluff, blunt; (ordinär) crude;
    grob sein physisch: be rough;
    grob werden be rude (
    gegen to), get offensive (toward[s]);
    auf einen groben Klotz gehört ein grober Keil fig sprichw rudeness is best answered with rudeness
    6. (schlimm) serious, major; JUR gross;
    grobe Fahrlässigkeit gross negligence;
    Schnitzer grave mistake, blunder;
    grobe Lüge downright ( oder flagrant) lie;
    grober Unfug public nuisance, breach of the peace;
    grober Verstoß (gegen) JUR grievous offence (US -se) (gegen), gross violation (of); → gröber, gröbst…
    B. adv coarsely etc; → A;
    grob gerechnet roughly, at a rough estimate;
    grob geschätzt at a rough guess;
    grob schätzen make a rough guess at;
    grob umreißen give a rough outline of;
    jemandem grob kommen be rude to sb, get offensive towards sb;
    grob fahrlässig JUR grossly negligent
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    1.
    1) coarse <sand, gravel, paper, sieve, etc.>; thick < wire>; rough, dirty < work>
    2) (ungefähr) rough
    3) (schwerwiegend) gross; flagrant < lie>

    ein grober Fehler/Irrtum — a bad mistake or gross error

    aus dem Gröbsten heraus sein — (ugs.) be over the worst

    4) (barsch) coarse; rude
    5) (nicht sanft) rough

    grob [zu jemandem] sein — be rough [with somebody]

    2.

    grobgemahlen — coarsely ground; coarse-ground

    2) (ungefähr) roughly
    3) (schwerwiegend) grossly
    4) (barsch) coarsely; rudely
    5) (nicht sanft) roughly
    * * *
    adj.
    coarse adj.
    crass adj.
    crude adj.
    gruff adj.
    raw adj.
    rough adj.
    uncivil adj.
    uncouth adj.
    unsubtle adj. adv.
    bluntly adv.
    coarsely adv.
    crassly adv.
    gruffly adv.
    roughly adv.
    rudely adv.
    truculently adv.
    uncouthly adv.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > grob

  • 16 anstößig

    Adj. objectionable; stärker: offensive, shocking; (unanständig) indecent, improper
    * * *
    indecent; exceptionable; objectionable; obnoxious; scandalous
    * * *
    ạn|stö|ßig ['anʃtøːsɪç]
    1. adj
    offensive; Kleidung indecent
    2. adv
    offensively; gekleidet, aufgemacht shockingly
    * * *
    1) (bad or immoral: dissolute behaviour.) dissolute
    3) (offensive: an obnoxious man; The smell of that mixture is really obnoxious.) obnoxious
    * * *
    an·stö·ßig
    I. adj offensive
    \anstößige Kleidung indecent clothing
    ein \anstößiger Witz an offensive [or a dirty] [or BRIT a. a blue] joke
    II. adv offensively, indecently
    sich akk \anstößig ausdrücken to use offensive language
    * * *
    1.
    Adjektiv offensive
    2.
    adverbial offensively
    * * *
    anstößig adj objectionable; stärker: offensive, shocking; (unanständig) indecent, improper
    * * *
    1.
    Adjektiv offensive
    2.
    adverbial offensively
    * * *
    adj.
    obnoxious adj.
    repugnant adj.
    shocking adj. adv.
    objectionably adv.
    obnoxiously adv.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > anstößig

  • 17 offensiv

    Adj.
    1. offensive; SPORT attacking
    2. WIRTS. aggressive
    * * *
    offensive
    * * *
    of|fen|siv
    1. adj
    offensive
    2. adv
    offensively; verkaufen aggressively

    sich ungewohnt offensív zeigen — to be unusually aggressive

    es wurde offensív geworben — the advertising campaign was aggressive

    * * *
    of·fen·siv
    [ɔfɛnˈzi:f]
    I. adj (geh) offensive
    \offensives Verhalten/eine \offensive Art aggressive behaviour [or AM -or]/an aggressive manner
    in der Drogenfrage sollte die Regierung endlich \offensiv[er] werden it's time the government went on the offensive against drugs
    II. adv (geh) offensively, aggressively
    gegen Umweltsünder \offensiv[er] vorgehen to take [more] vigorous action against polluters
    * * *
    1.
    2) (Sport) attacking
    2.
    2) (Sport)

    offensiv spielen — play an attacking game

    * * *
    1. offensive; SPORT attacking
    2. WIRTSCH aggressive
    * * *
    1.
    2) (Sport) attacking
    2.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > offensiv

  • 18 unflätig

    I Adj. dirty, stärker: obscene
    II Adv. schimpfen etc.: obscenely
    * * *
    filthy; scurrilous; foul-mouthed
    * * *
    ụn|flä|tig ['ʊnflɛːtɪç]
    1. adj
    offensive
    2. adv
    * * *
    1) (offensive; obscene: dirty books.) dirty
    2) (vulgar and coarse: bawdy jokes.) bawdy
    3) (obscene: a filthy story.) filthy
    5) (insulting or abusive: a scurrilous poem.) scurrilous
    * * *
    un·flä·tig
    [ˈʊnflɛ:tɪç]
    I. adj (geh) uncouth, crude; (Ausdrucksweise) obscene; (Verhaltensweise) coarse
    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
    * * *
    A. adj dirty, stärker: obscene
    B. adv schimpfen etc: obscenely
    * * *
    1.
    (geh. abwertend) Adjektiv coarse <behaviour, manners, speech, etc.>; obscene <expression, word, curse>; dirty < song>
    2.
    adverbial coarsely; obscenely

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > unflätig

  • 19 agresivo

    adj.
    1 aggressive, assertive, belligerent, go-getter.
    2 aggressive, combative, hostile, truculent.
    3 aggressive.
    4 predatory.
    * * *
    1 aggressive
    * * *
    (f. - agresiva)
    adj.
    * * *
    ADJ (=violento) aggressive; (=vigoroso) forceful, vigorous
    * * *
    - va adjetivo aggressive
    * * *
    = aggressive, belligerent, truculent, killer, sociopathic, combative, pushy [pushier -comp., pushiest -sup.], bellicose, campaigning.
    Ex. Problem patrons include, but are not limited to, illiterates simply seeking shelter, alcoholics, the homeless, the mentally disturbed, aggressive young people, and those with offensive odours.
    Ex. Dexter Rundle thought: 'The day was progressing serenely and I was feeling not at all belligerent' = Dexter Rundle pensó: "El día iba progresando con serenidad y no me sentía de ninguna manera agresivo".
    Ex. Senior staff members said that these fevers of truculent behavior had manifested themselves only within the past two or three years.
    Ex. The article has the title 'Guerilla Web strategies: killer marketing tactics to make your site the most popular on the Web'.
    Ex. The problem of optimally refining sociopathic knowledge bases is modeled as a bipartite graph.
    Ex. His book is a one-sided insider account of the scrappy, often combative style that characterized the New York intellectual crowd from the late 1940s to the mid 1960s.
    Ex. Parents can help the development of a child prodigy in an infinite number of ways, ranging from the attentive but not too pushy to the downright obsessive.
    Ex. For all their bellicose rhetoric, they still hope that diplomatic pressure will persuade Iran to compromise.
    Ex. He is fearless, courageous, campaigning, waspish and wise.
    ----
    * comportamiento agresivo = aggressive behaviour.
    * de modo agresivo = aggressively.
    * venta agresiva = hard-sell.
    * * *
    - va adjetivo aggressive
    * * *
    = aggressive, belligerent, truculent, killer, sociopathic, combative, pushy [pushier -comp., pushiest -sup.], bellicose, campaigning.

    Ex: Problem patrons include, but are not limited to, illiterates simply seeking shelter, alcoholics, the homeless, the mentally disturbed, aggressive young people, and those with offensive odours.

    Ex: Dexter Rundle thought: 'The day was progressing serenely and I was feeling not at all belligerent' = Dexter Rundle pensó: "El día iba progresando con serenidad y no me sentía de ninguna manera agresivo".
    Ex: Senior staff members said that these fevers of truculent behavior had manifested themselves only within the past two or three years.
    Ex: The article has the title 'Guerilla Web strategies: killer marketing tactics to make your site the most popular on the Web'.
    Ex: The problem of optimally refining sociopathic knowledge bases is modeled as a bipartite graph.
    Ex: His book is a one-sided insider account of the scrappy, often combative style that characterized the New York intellectual crowd from the late 1940s to the mid 1960s.
    Ex: Parents can help the development of a child prodigy in an infinite number of ways, ranging from the attentive but not too pushy to the downright obsessive.
    Ex: For all their bellicose rhetoric, they still hope that diplomatic pressure will persuade Iran to compromise.
    Ex: He is fearless, courageous, campaigning, waspish and wise.
    * comportamiento agresivo = aggressive behaviour.
    * de modo agresivo = aggressively.
    * venta agresiva = hard-sell.

    * * *
    1 (feroz, violento) aggressive
    2 ‹campaña/publicidad› aggressive, forceful
    * * *

    agresivo
    ◊ -va adjetivo

    aggressive
    agresivo,-a adjetivo aggressive

    ' agresivo' also found in these entries:
    Spanish:
    agresiva
    - volverse
    - combativo
    English:
    aggressive
    - belligerent
    - hawkish
    - pushy
    - truculent
    * * *
    agresivo, -a adj
    1. [violento] aggressive
    2. [osado] aggressive;
    una publicidad muy agresiva very aggressive advertising
    * * *
    adj aggressive
    * * *
    agresivo, -va adj
    : aggressive
    * * *
    agresivo adj aggressive

    Spanish-English dictionary > agresivo

  • 20 offensiv

    of·fen·siv [ɔfɛnʼzi:f] adj
    ( geh) offensive;
    \offensives Verhalten/eine \offensive Art aggressive behaviour [or (Am) -or] /an aggressive manner;
    in der Drogenfrage sollte die Regierung endlich \offensiv[er] werden it's time the government went on the offensive against drugs
    adv ( geh) offensively, aggressively;
    gegen Umweltsünder \offensiv[er] vorgehen to take [more] vigorous action against polluters

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > offensiv

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