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1 uncultured

un·cul·tured

[ʌnˈkʌltʃəd, AM -ɚd]

adj unkultiviert, ungebildet

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[ʌn'kʌltʃəd]
adj
person, mind ungebildet; behaviour unkultiviert, unzivilisiert
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uncultured → academic.ru/77873/uncultivated">uncultivated 1, 3, 4

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adj.

unkultiviert adj.

unkultivierten adj.

English-german dictionary > uncultured
2 barbarian

1. noun
(lit. or fig.) Barbar, der
2. adjective
(lit. or fig.) barbarisch

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[-'beəriən]

noun (an uncultured and uncivilized person.) der Barbar

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bar·bar·ian

[bɑ:ˈbeəriən, AM bɑ:rˈber-]

n

1. HIST Barbar(in) m(f)

2. ( fig pej: uncultured person) Barbar(in) m(f) fig pej

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[bAː'bɛərɪən]
1. n (HIST fig)
Barbar( in) m(f)
2. adj (HIST fig)
barbarisch
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barbarian [bɑː(r)ˈbeərıən]

A s Barbar(in):

a) Angehörige(r) m/f(m) eines unzivilisierten Volkes

b) ungebildeter oder ungesitteter Mensch

c) Unmensch m

B adj

1. barbarisch:

a) unzivilisiert

b) ungebildet, ungesittet

c) roh, grausam

2. fremd(ländisch)

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1. noun
(lit. or fig.) Barbar, der
2. adjective
(lit. or fig.) barbarisch

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adj.

barbarisch adj. n.

Barbar -en m.

English-german dictionary > barbarian
3 Philistine

noun

(uncultured person) [Kultur]banause, der/-banausin, die

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Phil·is·tine

[ˈfɪlɪstaɪn, AM -sti:n]

n HIST Philister m

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['fIlIstaɪn]
1. adj (fig)
kulturlos, philisterhaft (geh)
tell that philistine friend of yours... — sag deinem Freund, diesem Banausen...

2. n

1) (lit)

Philistine — Philister( in) m(f)

2) (fig) Banause m, Banausin f, Philister(in) m(f) (geh)

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Philistine [ˈfılıstaın; US -ˌstiːn]

A s

1. BIBEL Philister m

2. meist philistine fig

a) Philister(in), Spießbürger(in),

b) Banause m, Banausin f

B adj meist philistine

a) philisterhaft, spießbürgerlich,

b) banausisch

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noun

(uncultured person) [Kultur]banause, der/-banausin, die

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n.

Philister m.

Spießbürger m.

Spießer - m.

English-german dictionary > Philistine
4 illiterate

1. adjective
1) des Lesens und Schreibens unkundig; analphabetisch [Bevölkerung]

he is illiterate — er ist Analphabet

2) (showing lack of learning) primitiv (abwertend)

musically illiterate — musikalisch völlig unbedarft
2. noun
Analphabet, der/Analphabetin, die

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[i'litərət]
adjective

1) (unable to read and write.) analphabetisch

2) (having little or no education.) ungebildet

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- academic.ru/36806/illiteracy">illiteracy

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il·lit·er·ate

[ɪˈlɪt^ərət, AM -lɪt̬-]

I. n Analphabet(in) m(f)

II. adj des Lesens und Schreibens nicht kundig präd, analphabetisch; ( fig pej) ungebildet, unkultiviert

many people are computer-\illiterate viele Leute können nicht mit einem Computer umgehen

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[I'lItərət]
1. adj
des Schreibens und Lesens unkundig; country, population analphabetisch; (= badly-educated, uncultured) person ungebildet, unwissend; letter voller Fehler
he's illiterate — er ist Analphabet

to be functionally illiterate — praktisch nicht lesen und schreiben können

economically/musically illiterate — völlig unwissend, wenn es um Wirtschaft/Musik geht

many people are computer-illiterate — viele Menschen kennen sich nicht mit Computern aus

2. n
Analphabet( in) m(f)
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illiterate [-rət]

A adj (adv illiterately)

1. unwissend, ungebildet

2. analphabetisch

3. a) ungebildet, unkultiviert (Person)

b) voller grober (grammatischer etc) Fehler (Aufsatz etc)

B s

1. Ungebildete(r) m/f(m)

2. Analphabet(in)

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1. adjective
1) des Lesens und Schreibens unkundig; analphabetisch [Bevölkerung]

he is illiterate — er ist Analphabet

2) (showing lack of learning) primitiv (abwertend)

musically illiterate — musikalisch völlig unbedarft
2. noun
Analphabet, der/Analphabetin, die

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(woman) n.

Analphabetin f. adj.

ungebildet adj. n.

Analphabet m.

English-german dictionary > illiterate
5 barbarian

bar·bar·ian [bɑ:ʼbeəriən, Am bɑ:rʼber-] n

1) hist Barbar(in) m(f);

2) (fig, pej: uncultured person) Barbar(in) m(f) (fig, pej)

English-German students dictionary > barbarian

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