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1 krankhaft
Adj.2. bes. PSYCH. (übertrieben, anormal) pathological, obsessive* * *morbid* * *krạnk|haft1. adjdie Untersuchungen haben keinen krankhaften Befund ergeben — the examinations revealed no sign(s) of disease
der krankhafte Zustand der britischen Wirtschaft —
2) (seelisch) pathological; Misstrauen, Eifersucht etc chronic, pathologicalsein Geiz/diese Vorstellung ist schon krankhaft — his meanness/this idea is almost pathological or has reached almost pathological proportions
2. advsich krankhaft verändern — to show pathological changes
* * *krank·haftI. adj▪ \krankhaft sein to show signs of disease, to be morbid2. (unnormal) morbid, sick, pathological▪ \krankhaft sein to be morbid [or chronicII. adv morbidly* * *1.1) pathological <change etc.>; morbid <growth, state, swelling, etc.>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathological; pathological, morbid <fear, obsession>2.1) pathologically; morbidly <swollen, grown>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathologically; pathologically, morbidly <obsessed, sensitive>* * *krankhaft adj* * *1.1) pathological <change etc.>; morbid <growth, state, swelling, etc.>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathological; pathological, morbid <fear, obsession>2.1) pathologically; morbidly <swollen, grown>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathologically; pathologically, morbidly <obsessed, sensitive>* * *adj.morbid adj.pathological adj. adv.morbidly adv.
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