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1 lieblos
II Adv.: sie geht sehr lieblos mit ihm um she treats him very harshly; lieblos zubereitet Essen: prepared without any care (umg. any old how)* * *unloving; unkind; uncharitable; loveless* * *lieb|los1. adjEhemann, Eltern unloving; Bemerkung, Behandlung unkind; Benehmen inconsiderate2. advunkindly; (= ohne Sorgfalt) carelessly, thoughtlesslylíéblos gekocht/zubereitet etc — cooked/prepared etc any old how (Brit inf) or any old way (inf)
* * *lieb·los[ˈli:plo:s]I. adj1. (keine liebevolle Zuwendung gebend) unloving2. (Nachlässigkeit zeigend) unfeelinggehen Sie nicht so \lieblos mit dem teuren Geschirr um! be a bit more careful with that expensive crockery!* * *1.Adjektiv loveless; heartless, unfeeling <treatment, behaviour>2.2) (ohne Sorgfalt) carelessly; without proper care* * *B. adv:sie geht sehr lieblos mit ihm um she treats him very harshly;* * *1.Adjektiv loveless; heartless, unfeeling <treatment, behaviour>2.2) (ohne Sorgfalt) carelessly; without proper care* * *adj.loveless adj.uncharitable adj.unkind adj.unloving adj. adv.lovelessly adv.uncharitably adv. -
2 mild
I Adj. auch Klima, Essen etc.: mild; Strafe, Richter etc.: auch lenient; Lächeln: gentle; ironisches: wan; Spirituosen: smooth; Wein: mellow; (lieblich) (medium) sweet; Licht, Farbe: soft; milde Gabe charitable donation; (Almosen) alms Pl.; jemanden mild stimmen put s.o. in a lenient moodII Adv.: milde gesagt oder gesprochen to put it mildly; etw. mild beurteilen take a lenient view of s.th.; da kann ich nur milde lächeln iro. you must be joking* * *mild; bland; lenient; genial; smooth; balmy; meek; gentle; clement; soft* * *mịld [mɪlt] ['mɪldə]1. adj2) (= nachsichtig, barmherzig) Behandlung, Beurteilung, Strafe, Richter lenient; Worte mildeine milde Gabe — alms pl
2. adv1) (= sanft) mildly, gently2) (= nachsichtig) lenientlydas Urteil fiel mild/milder aus — the sentence was lenient/more lenient
jdn mild stimmen — to put sb in a generous mood
milde gesagt or ausgedrückt — to put it mildly
3) (= nicht stark) gewürzt mildlymild schmecken — to taste mild
* * *1) ((negative uncharitable) kind.) charitable2) gently3) (not strong or rough: a gentle breeze.) gentle4) blandly5) ((of food etc) mild, tasteless: That soup is very bland.) bland6) ((of weather etc) mild.) clement7) mildly8) ((of punishment etc) not severe: a mild sentence.) mild9) ((of weather especially if not in summer) not cold; rather warm: a mild spring day.) mild10) ((of spices, spiced foods etc) not hot: a mild curry.) mild11) (not strict (enough): You are too soft with him.) soft* * *[ˈmɪlt]I. adj1. METEO mildbei \milder Witterung if the weather is mild2. (nachsichtig) lenient3. (nicht würzig) mildein \milder Kognak a smooth cognac\milde Nahrung bland food4. (hautneutral) mild, gentleII. adv1. (nachsichtig) lenientlydas Urteil fiel \milde aus the judgement [or sentence] was lenientjdn \milder stimmen to encourage sb to be more lenientund das ist noch \milde gesprochen! and that's putting it mildly!2. (nicht würzig) mild* * *1.milde Adjektiv1) (gütig) lenient <judge, judgement>; benevolent < ruler>; mild, lenient, light < punishment>; mild <words, accusation>; mild, gentle < reproach>; gentle <smile, voice>jemanden mild stimmen — induce somebody to take a lenient attitude
mild schmecken — be mild
5) nicht präd. (veralt.): (mildtätig) charitable2.eine milde Gabe — alms pl
1) (gütig) leniently; <smile, say> gently2) (gelind[e]) mildlymild ausgedrückt — to put it mildly; putting it mildly
* * *A. adj auch Klima, Essen etc: mild; Strafe, Richter etc: auch lenient; Lächeln: gentle; ironisches: wan; Spirituosen: smooth; Wein: mellow; (lieblich) (medium) sweet; Licht, Farbe: soft;jemanden mild stimmen put sb in a lenient moodB. adv:gesprochen to put it mildly;etwas mild beurteilen take a lenient view of sth;da kann ich nur milde lächeln iron you must be joking* * *1.milde Adjektiv1) (gütig) lenient <judge, judgement>; benevolent < ruler>; mild, lenient, light < punishment>; mild <words, accusation>; mild, gentle < reproach>; gentle <smile, voice>2) (nicht rauh) mild <climate, air, winter, etc.>3) (nicht scharf) mild <spice, coffee, tobacco, cheese, etc.>4) (schonend) mild <soap, shampoo, detergent>5) nicht präd. (veralt.): (mildtätig) charitable2.eine milde Gabe — alms pl
1) (gütig) leniently; <smile, say> gently2) (gelinde) mildlymild ausgedrückt — to put it mildly; putting it mildly
* * *adj.balmy adj.clement adj.gentle adj.lenient adj.meek adj.mild adj.placid adj.smooth adj. adv.clemently adv.meekly adv.mildly adv. -
3 unbarmherzig
I Adj. (erbarmungslos) merciless, pitiless, relentless* * *uncharitable; ruthless; unsparing; pitiless; merciless; unmerciful; relentless; remorseless* * *ụn|barm|her|zig1. adjmerciless; Mensch auch pitiless2. advmercilessly* * *1) (without pity; not allowing anything to keep one from what one is doing or trying to do: The police fight a relentless battle against crime.) relentless2) relentlessly3) (causing distress: a cruel disappointment.) cruel4) (without mercy; cruel: merciless criticism.) merciless5) mercilessly6) (cruel; without pity: a remorseless tyrant.) remorseless8) ruthlessly9) (without pity: a ruthless attack; a ruthless tyrant.) ruthless* * *un·barm·her·zig[ˈʊnbarmhɛrtsɪç]I. adj merciless▪ \unbarmherzig sein to be merciless, showing little [or no] mercyII. adv mercilessly* * *1.Adjektiv (auch fig.) merciless; remorseless, unsparing < severity>; (fig.) very severe <winter, cold>2.adverbial mercilessly; without mercy* * *A. adj (erbarmungslos) merciless, pitiless, relentlessB. adv bestrafen: mercilessly;die Uhr lief unbarmherzig fig time was passing relentlessly by* * *1.Adjektiv (auch fig.) merciless; remorseless, unsparing < severity>; (fig.) very severe <winter, cold>2.adverbial mercilessly; without mercy* * *adj.merciless adj.pitiless adj.relentless adj.remorseless adj.ruthless adj.unmerciful adj.unremorseful adj. adv.mercilessly adv.pitilessly adv.relentlessly adv.remorselessly adv.ruthlessly adv.unmercifully adv.unremorsefully adv. -
4 unfreundlich
I Adj. unfriendly (auch Wetter, Klima, Atmosphäre etc.); (ungefällig) unobliging; Klima, Zimmer etc.: cheerless; in unfreundlichem Ton in an unfriendly tone; sei doch nicht so unfreundlich! don’t be so unfriendlyII Adv. behandeln, antworten etc.: in an unfriendly way* * *unkind; unpleasant; uncharitable; unfriendly; uncordial; disagreeable; unneighbourly; ungracious; unneighborly; unaffable; chilly; uncourteous* * *ụn|freund|lich1. adjunfriendly (zu, gegen to); Wetter inclement; Landschaft, Zimmer, Farbe cheerless2. advin an unfriendly wayjdn unfreundlich begrüßen/ansehen — to give sb an unfriendly welcome/look
* * *(cruel or harsh: You were very unkind to her.) unkind* * *un·freund·lich[ˈʊnfrɔyntlɪç]I. adj1. (nicht liebenswürdig) unfriendly▪ zu jdm \unfreundlich sein to be unfriendly to sb2. (unangenehm) unpleasant; (Wetter) unpleasant, inclement form; (Klima) inhospitable, disagreeable; (Jahreszeit, Tag) dreary; (Raum) cheerlessII. advjdn \unfreundlich behandeln to treat sb in an unfriendly [or cold] manner, to be unfriendly [or cold] to sb* * *1.1) unfriendly (zu, gegen to); unkind <words, remark>2) (fig.) unpleasant; cheerless < room>2.adverbial in an unfriendly way* * *A. adj unfriendly (auch Wetter, Klima, Atmosphäre etc); (ungefällig) unobliging; Klima, Zimmer etc: cheerless;in unfreundlichem Ton in an unfriendly tone;sei doch nicht so unfreundlich! don’t be so unfriendlyB. adv behandeln, antworten etc: in an unfriendly way* * *1.1) unfriendly (zu, gegen to); unkind <words, remark>2) (fig.) unpleasant; cheerless < room>2.adverbial in an unfriendly way* * *adj.uncordial adj.uncourteous adj.unfriendly adj.ungracious adj.unkind adj.unneighborly adj. adv.ungraciously adv.unkindly adv. -
5 verkniffen
I P.P. verkneifenII Adj. Mund, Gesicht: pinched; er hat so etwas Verkniffenes there’s something really crabby about him* * *ver|knịf|fen [fɛɐ'knɪfn]1. adjGesicht, Miene (= angestrengt) strained; (= verbittert) pinched; Ansichten narrow-minded2. advSee:→ auch verkneifen* * *ver·knif·feneine \verkniffene Miene a pinched [or a strained] [or an uneasy] expressionetw \verkniffen sehen (fam) to take a narrow view of sth, to be small-minded [or pej petty[-minded]] [or uncharitable] about sthetwas V\verkniffenes haben to look as if one has sucked on a lemon hum* * ** * *B. adj Mund, Gesicht: pinched;er hat so etwas Verkniffenes there’s something really crabby about him* * * -
6 verkniffen
ver·knif·fen adjeine \verkniffene Miene a pinched [or a strained]; [or an uneasy] expression;etw \verkniffen sehen ( fam) to take a narrow view of sth, to be small-minded [or ( pej) petty[-minded]]; [or uncharitable] about sth;etwas V\verkniffenes haben to look as if one has sucked on a lemon ( hum) -
7 lieblos
1. loveless2. lovelessly adv3. uncharitable4. uncharitably5. uncompassionate6. unkind7. unloving8. unlovingly9. unsympathetic
См. также в других словарях:
Uncharitable — Un*char i*ta*ble, a. Not charitable; contrary to charity; severe in judging; harsh; censorious; as, uncharitable opinions or zeal. Addison. {Un*char i*ta*ble*ness}, n. {Un*char i*ta*bly}, adv. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
uncharitable — index exclusive (limited), illiberal, mordacious, parsimonious, scathing Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
uncharitable — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ unkind or unsympathetic to others. DERIVATIVES uncharitably adverb … English terms dictionary
uncharitable — [unchar′i tə bəl] adj. harsh or severe, as in judging or dealing with others; unforgiving, ungenerous, or censorious uncharitableness n. uncharitably adv … English World dictionary
uncharitable — adj. 1) uncharitable of 2) uncharitable to + inf. (it was uncharitable of her to say that) * * * [ʌn tʃærɪtəb(ə)l] uncharitableof uncharitable to+inf. (it was uncharitable of her to say that) … Combinatory dictionary
uncharitable — [[t]ʌ̱ntʃæ̱rɪtəb(ə)l[/t]] ADJ GRADED If you describe someone s remarks, thoughts, or behaviour as uncharitable, you think they are being unkind or unfair to someone. Don t be uncharitable... This was an uncharitable assessment of the reasons for… … English dictionary
uncharitable — uncharitableness, n. uncharitably, adv. /un char i teuh beuhl/, adj. deficient in charity; unkind; harsh; unforgiving; censorious; merciless: an uncharitable attitude; an uncharitable neighbor. [1425 75; late ME; see UN 1, CHARITABLE] * * * … Universalium
uncharitable — adjective Date: 15th century lacking in charity ; severe in judging ; harsh < uncharitable comments > • uncharitableness noun • uncharitably adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
uncharitable — un|char|it|a|ble [ʌnˈtʃærıtəbəl] adj unkind or unfair in the way you judge people ▪ uncharitable remarks … Dictionary of contemporary English
uncharitable — un|char|i|ta|ble [ ʌn tʃerıtəbl ] adjective unkind in what you say or think about someone: uncharitable remarks ╾ un|char|i|ta|bly adverb … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
uncharitable — adjective unkind or unfair in the way you judge people: It s very uncharitable to say Phillip s problems are all his own fault … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
