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1 vernachlässigt
uncared-for; unkempt; unattended* * *(not as good as it was because of lack of practice: My French is rusty.) rusty* * *adj.neglected adj.unattended adj. -
2 ungepflegt
Adj. Garten etc.: neglected; Person: untidy, stärker: scruffy; ungepflegt wirken Person: look scruffy* * *uncared-for; unkempt* * *ụn|ge|pflegt1. adjMensch untidy, unkempt; Park, Rasen, Hände etc neglected2. adv(= unordentlich) untidy* * *un·ge·pflegt[ˈʊngəpfle:kt]2. (vernachlässigt) neglected, not very well looked after* * *Adjektiv neglected <garden, park, car, etc.>; unkempt <person, appearance, hair>; uncared-for < hands>* * *ungepflegt wirken Person: look scruffy* * *Adjektiv neglected <garden, park, car, etc.>; unkempt <person, appearance, hair>; uncared-for < hands>* * *adj.unkempt adj. -
3 unversorgt
Adj. finanziell: unprovided for; Menschen, Jugendliche: who have not been provided for ( oder taken care of); Bewerber: who have not found a job; Gebiet, Gegend: that is not covered (by a supply service bzw. not connected to a network), Am. unimproved, not hooked up to municipal water, sewer, etc.* * *unprovided for* * *ụn|ver|sorgt ['ʊnfɛɐzɔrkt]adjFamilie, Kinder unprovided-for; Patient, Verletzter uncared-for* * *un·ver·sorgt[ˈʊnfɛɐ̯zɔrkt]* * *unversorgt adj finanziell: unprovided for; Menschen, Jugendliche: who have not been provided for ( oder taken care of); Bewerber: who have not found a job; Gebiet, Gegend: that is not covered (by a supply service bzw not connected to a network), US unimproved, not hooked up to municipal water, sewer, etc -
4 unbeachtet
* * *unappreciated (Adj.); unnoticed (Adj.); uncared-for (Adj.); unregarded (Adj.); unheeded (Adj.); unnoted (Adj.)* * *ụn|be|ach|tet ['ʊnbə|axtət]1. adjunnoticed; Warnung, Vorschläge unheededunbeachtet bleiben — to go unnoticed/unheeded
jdn/etw unbeachtet lassen — not to take any notice of sb/sth
wir sollten die weniger wichtigen Punkte zunächst unbeachtet lassen — let's leave the less important points aside for the time being
das dürfen wir nicht unbeachtet lassen — we mustn't overlook that, we mustn't leave that out of account
2. advunnoticed; daliegen completely ignored; sterben in obscurity* * *un·be·ach·tet[ˈʊnbəʔaxtət]\unbeachtet bleiben to remain [or go] unnoticedetw \unbeachtet lassen to overlook sth; (absichtlich) to ignore sth, to not take any notice of sthII. adv without any notice [or attention]* * *jemanden/etwas unbeachtet lassen — not take any notice of somebody/something
* * *unbeachtet ignore* * *jemanden/etwas unbeachtet lassen — not take any notice of somebody/something
* * *adj.unheeded adj.unnoticed adj.unregarded adj. -
5 herunterkommen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. come down; kletternd etc.: get down ( von from); die Treppe herunterkommen auch come downstairs; herunterkommen von einem Bett etc.: auch get off2. umg., fig. go downhill; stärker, Betrieb, Wirtschaft etc.: go to rack and ruin; Person, wirtschaftlich: come down in the world; sittlich: go to the dogs, sink low; gesundheitlich: get run down; heruntergekommen3. umg., fig.: vom Alkohol herunterkommen give up alcohol, stop drinking, get on the wagon; von den Drogen herunterkommen give up drugs, kick the habit; ach, komm herunter von dem Trip! (sei nicht so naiv etc.) oh, open your eyes!* * *to come down; to descend* * *he|rụn|ter|kom|menvi sep irreg aux sein1) (= nach unten kommen) to come down; (inf = herunterkönnen) to get down2) (fig inf = verfallen) (Stadt, Firma) to go downhill; (Wirtschaft) to go to rack and ruin; (gesundheitlich) to become run-downSee:von Drogen/vom Alkohol herunterkommen — to kick the habit (inf)
* * *1) ((of places) to become less desirable: This part of town has gone down in the last twenty years.) go down2) ((of a person) to become careless about one's clothes and appearance: Don't let yourself go to seed when you reach middle age!) go to seed3) ((of a place) to become rather shabby and uncared for: This part of town has gone to seed recently.) go to seed* * *he·run·ter|kom·menvi irreg Hilfsverb: seinohne Hilfe wird sie den steilen Weg wohl kaum \herunterkommen she will have trouble getting down this steep path on her ownsie sieht völlig heruntergekommen aus she looks completely down-and-outvon einer Gewohnheit \herunterkommen to kick a habit slvon einer schlechten Zensur \herunterkommen to improve on a bad mark* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit seiner ist so weit heruntergekommen, dass... — he has sunk so low that...
3) (ugs.): (wegkommen)von Drogen/vom Alkohol herunterkommen — come off drugs/alcohol; kick the habit (coll.)
* * *herunterkommen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)1. come down; kletternd etc: get down (von from);die Treppe herunterkommen auch come downstairs;herunterkommen von einem Bett etc: auch get off2. umg, fig go downhill; stärker, Betrieb, Wirtschaft etc: go to rack and ruin; Person, wirtschaftlich: come down in the world; sittlich: go to the dogs, sink low; gesundheitlich: get run down; → heruntergekommen3. umg, fig:vom Alkohol herunterkommen give up alcohol, stop drinking, get on the wagon;von den Drogen herunterkommen give up drugs, kick the habit;ach, komm herunter von dem Trip! (sei nicht so naiv etc) oh, open your eyes!* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) (kommen) come down; (nach unten kommen können) manage to come downer ist so weit heruntergekommen, dass... — he has sunk so low that...
3) (ugs.): (wegkommen)von Drogen/vom Alkohol herunterkommen — come off drugs/alcohol; kick the habit (coll.)
* * *v.to descend v. -
6 verlassenes obdachloses Kind
(a stray, uncared-for child: a poor little waif.) waif -
7 ungepflegt
un·ge·pflegt [ʼʊngəpfle:kt] adj2) ( vernachlässigt) neglected, not very well looked after
См. также в других словарях:
uncared for — UK [ʌnˈkeə(r)d fɔː(r)] US [ʌnˈkerd fɔr] adjective not looked after Thesaurus: in a bad conditionhyponym condition of somethingsynonym * * * unˈcared for [uncared for] … Useful english dictionary
uncared-for — [un kerd′fôr΄] adj. not cared for or looked after; neglected … English World dictionary
uncared-for — /un kaird fawr /, adj. 1. untended; neglected; unkempt: The garden had an uncared for look. 2. not cared for; not liked or favored: uncared for reminders of youth. [1590 1600] * * * … Universalium
uncared for — [[t]ʌ̱nke͟ə(r)d fɔː(r)[/t]] ADJ: usu v link ADJ If you describe people or animals as uncared for, you mean that they have not been looked after properly and as a result are hungry, dirty, or ill. ...people who feel unwanted, unloved, and uncared… … English dictionary
uncared for — un|cared for [ʌnˈkeəd fo: US ˈkerd fo:r] adj [not before noun] not looked after or not looked after properly ▪ The dogs looked hungry and uncared for … Dictionary of contemporary English
uncared for — adjective not looked after or not looked after properly: The dogs looked hungry and uncared for … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
uncared for — not looked after properly. → uncared … English new terms dictionary
uncared-for — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. unattended, not cared for, not looked after, loose; see neglected … English dictionary for students
uncared for — un|cared for [ ʌn kerd fɔr ] adjective not taken care of: NEGLECTED … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
uncared for — Neglected, unattended to, unprovided for, unheeded … New dictionary of synonyms
uncared-for — un·cared for … English syllables
