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2 unverträglich
Adj.1. Speise: indigestible* * *incompatible* * *ụn|ver|träg|lich ['UnfEɐtrEklIç, ʊnfEɐ'trɛklɪç]adj1) (= streitsüchtig) cantankerous* * *((of people) certain to disagree, fight etc.) incompatible* * *un·ver·träg·lich[ˈʊnfɛɐ̯trɛ:klɪç]1. (sich mit keinem vertragend) cantankerous, quarrelsome2. (nicht gut bekömmlich) indigestibleich habe solche Magenbeschwerden, vielleicht habe ich etwas U\unverträgliches gegessen I've got [a] really bad stomach-ache, perhaps I've eaten something that didn't agree with me* * *1) (unbekömmlich) indigestible; unsuitable < medicine>2) (streitsüchtig) quarrelsome3) (nicht harmonierend) incompatible <blood groups, medicines, transplant tissue>* * *unverträglich adj1. Speise: indigestible* * *1) (unbekömmlich) indigestible; unsuitable < medicine>2) (streitsüchtig) quarrelsome3) (nicht harmonierend) incompatible <blood groups, medicines, transplant tissue>* * *adj.incompatible adj.intolerable adj.irreconcilable adj.unsociable adj. -
3 gewöhnlich
1. conveniently2. customary3. generally4. generally (speaking)5. habitually6. ordinarily7. ordinary8. ornery coll. Am.9. trivial10. undistinguished11. unexceptional adj12. usual13. usually14. vulgar15. vulgarly -
4 störrisch
1. balky2. cantankerous3. intractable4. intractably5. mulish6. mulishly adv7. ornery Am. coll.8. tough-minded -
5 widerspenstig
1. contumacious2. contumaciously3. ornery Am. coll.4. recalcitrant5. refractory6. unmanageable7. unmanageably8. unruly
См. также в других словарях:
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