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adjectiveobszön; (coll.): (offensive) widerlich (abwertend); unanständig [Profit]* * *[əb'si:n](disgusting, especially sexually: obscene photographs.) obszön- academic.ru/89552/obscenely">obscenely- obscenity* * *ob·scene[əbˈsi:n]1. (offensive) obszön, unzüchtig\obscene joke zotiger Witz\obscene language vulgäre Sprache\obscene phone call obszöner Anruf2. (immoral) schamlos▪ it is \obscene to do sth es ist unverschämt, etw zu tun3. (repulsive) Ekel erregend* * *[əb'siːn]adjobszön; word, picture, book also unzüchtig; language, joke also zotig; gesture, posture, thought also schamlos, unzüchtig; (non-sexually = repulsive) ekelerregend; prices, demands unverschämtobscene publication — Veröffentlichung f mit pornografischem Inhalt
this colour scheme is positively obscene — diese Farbzusammenstellung widert einen an or ist widerlich
* * *obscene talker Zotenreißer(in)2. widerlich, abscheulich* * *adjectiveobszön; (coll.): (offensive) widerlich (abwertend); unanständig [Profit]* * *adj.obszön adj.unzüchtig adj.
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