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Lektion 170/202 · 22 Wörter · 0 gelernt

B1 · Describing things (3)

B1 · Dinge beschreiben (3)

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    sharp(adjective)

    /ʃɑːrp/

    scharf, spitz

    having a fine edge or point, especially of something that can cut or make a hole in something

    Be careful with that knife because the blade is very sharp.

    Sei vorsichtig mit dem Messer, die Klinge ist sehr scharf.

    Synonymeintelligentcleveracutekeenastutewittyquick-witted
    Antonymedullbluntslowstupidobtusedense
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    smooth(adjective)

    /smuːð/

    glatt, eben, weich

    completely flat and even, without any rough areas or holes

    The baby's skin felt soft and smooth after her warm bath.

    Die Haut des Babys fühlte sich nach dem warmen Bad weich und glatt an.

    Synonymeevenflatlevelglossypolishedslickgentlecalm
    Antonymeroughunevenbumpycoarseharshdifficultawkward
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    typically(adverb)

    /ˈtɪpɪkli/

    typischerweise, normalerweise

    used to say that something usually happens in the way that you are stating

    Office expenses typically include such things as salaries, rent, and office supplies

    Zu den Bürokosten zählen typischerweise Dinge wie Gehälter, Miete und Büromaterial.

    The director typically dominates the staff meetings

    Synonymeusuallynormallygenerallycommonlyregularlyordinarily
    Antonymerarelyunusuallyinfrequentlyoccasionallyexceptionally
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    unfair(adjective)

    /ˌʌnˈfer/

    unfair, ungerecht

    not right or fair according to a set of rules or principles; not treating people equally

    unfair criticism

    unfaire Kritik

    Life seems so unfair sometimes.

    Synonymeunjustbiasedinequitablepartialone-sidedunequalwrongful
    Antonymefairjustequitableimpartialunbiasedeven-handed
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    shiny(adjective)

    /ˈʃaɪni/

    glänzend

    smooth and bright; reflecting the light

    His face was red and shiny.

    Sein Gesicht war rot und glänzend.

    shiny black hair

    Synonymeglossygleaminglustrouspolishedradiantsparkling
    Antonymedullmatteflatlackluster
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    totally(adverb)

    /ˈtəʊtəli/

    völlig, total

    completely

    This behaviour is totally unacceptable.

    Dieses Verhalten ist völlig inakzeptabel.

    He totally ignored us.

    Synonymecompletelyabsolutelyentirelyutterlyfullythoroughly
    Antonymepartiallysomewhatslightlyincompletely
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    version(noun)

    /ˈvɜːrʒn/

    die Version

    a form of something, especially software, that is slightly different from earlier forms, often shown by a number

    Make sure everyone is using the latest version of the app.

    Stellen Sie sicher, dass alle die neueste Version der App verwenden.

    Version 3.1 fixes several bugs that users reported.

    Synonymeeditionformtypevariationrenderingadaptationcopy
    Antonymeoriginalprototypesource
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    unnecessary(adjective)

    /ʌnˈnesəseri/

    unnötig, überflüssig

    not needed; more than is needed

    All this fuss is totally unnecessary.

    Dieses ganze Theater ist völlig unnötig.

    They were found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to animals.

    Synonymeneedlessunrequiredsuperfluousgratuitousunessentialdispensable
    Antonymenecessaryrequiredessentialvitalindispensable
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    standard(adjective)

    /ˈstændərd/

    Standard-, üblich, normal

    average or normal rather than special or unusual

    Seat belts are now standard equipment in all new cars.

    Sicherheitsgurte sind heute bei allen neuen Autos serienmäßig.

    Synonymetypicalusualnormalaveragecommonconventionalregularstock
    Antonymeunusualatypicalabnormalirregularnonstandardexceptional
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    similarly(adverb)

    /ˈsɪmələrli/

    ähnlich, in ähnlicher Weise

    in almost the same way

    Husband and wife were similarly successful in their chosen careers.

    Mann und Frau waren in ihren gewählten Berufen ähnlich erfolgreich.

    He was attacked for having put his signature to the deal.

    Synonymelikewisesimilarlyequallyidenticallycomparablycorrespondingly
    Antonymedifferentlydissimilarlyunlikelyoppositelydistinctly
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    sudden(adjective)

    /ˈsʌdn/

    plötzlich, unerwartet

    happening or done quickly and unexpectedly

    a sudden change

    eine plötzliche Veränderung

    Don't make any sudden movements.

    Synonymeabruptunexpectedunforeseenimmediateinstantaneousprecipitousrapid
    Antonymegradualexpectedanticipatedslowleisurelyplanned
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    silent(adjective)

    /ˈsaɪlənt/

    still, schweigend

    where there is little or no sound; making little or no sound

    As the curtain rose, the audience fell silent.

    Als sich der Vorhang hob, verstummte das Publikum.

    to remain/stay/keep silent

    Synonymequiethushedmutenoiselessspeechlesssoundless
    Antonymenoisyloudvociferousclamorousdeafening
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    unpleasant(adjective)

    /ʌnˈpleznt/

    unangenehm

    not pleasant or comfortable

    The minerals in the water made it unpleasant to drink.

    Die Mineralien im Wasser machten es unangenehm zu trinken.

    an unpleasant experience

    Synonymedisagreeablenastyoffensiveobnoxiousawfuldistastefulrepulsive
    Antonymepleasantagreeableniceenjoyabledelightful
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    unable(adjective)

    /ʌnˈeɪbl/

    unfähig, außerstande

    not having the skill, strength, time, knowledge, etc. to do something

    She was unable to hide her excitement.

    Sie konnte ihre Aufregung nicht verbergen.

    I tried to contact him but was unable to.

    Synonymeincapablepowerlesshelplessincompetentunfit
    Antonymeablecapablecompetentfitqualified
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    seriously(adverb)

    /ˈsɪriəsli/

    schwer, ernsthaft

    in a serious way

    to be seriously ill/injured

    schwer krank/verletzt sein

    They are seriously concerned about security.

    Synonymegravelyseverelybadlycriticallydangerouslyacutely
    Antonymeslightlymildlytriviallyjokinglyfrivolously
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    simply(adverb)

    /ˈsɪmpli/

    einfach, bloß

    used to emphasize how easy or basic something is

    Simply add hot water and stir.

    Einfach heißes Wasser hinzufügen und umrühren.

    Fame is often simply a matter of being in the right place at the right time.

    Synonymemerelyjustonlyeasilyplainly
    Antonymedifficultlycomplexlylaboriouslyhardly
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    tight(adjective)

    /taɪt/

    fest, straff

    held or fixed in position securely; difficult to move, open or separate

    Make sure the bandage is tight, but not so tight that it hurts.

    Achte darauf, dass der Verband fest sitzt, aber nicht so fest, dass es wehtut.

    Synonymeclosefirmsecuresnugtauttenseconstrictedrigid
    Antonymelooseslackrelaxedeasywide
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    suitable(adjective)

    /ˈsuːtəbl/

    geeignet, passend

    right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion

    The film is suitable for children.

    Der Film ist für Kinder geeignet.

    a suitable place for a picnic

    Synonymeappropriatefittingaptproperqualifiedacceptable
    Antonymeunsuitableinappropriateunfitimproperunqualified
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    specifically(adverb)

    /spəˈsɪfɪkli/

    speziell, eigens

    connected with or intended for one particular thing only

    This magazine is aimed specifically at teenage girls.

    Diese Zeitschrift richtet sich speziell an Mädchen im Teenageralter.

    Synonymepreciselyexplicitlyexpresslyparticularlydefinitelyexactly
    Antonymegenerallyvaguelyimpreciselybroadlyapproximately
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    similarity(noun)

    /ˌsɪməˈlærəti/

    die Ähnlichkeit

    the state of being similar to somebody/something but not exactly the same

    There is a strong similarity between the two paintings.

    Es besteht eine große Ähnlichkeit zwischen den beiden Gemälden.

    Synonymeresemblancelikenessaffinitycorrespondenceanalogy
    Antonymedifferencedisparitydissimilaritycontrast
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    successfully(adverb)

    /səkˈsesfəli/

    erfolgreich

    in a way that achieves your aims or what was intended

    She successfully completed the project.

    Sie hat das Projekt erfolgreich abgeschlossen.

    Synonymetriumphantlyvictoriouslyprosperouslyfavorably
    Antonymeunsuccessfullyfruitlesslyvainly
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    used(adjective)

    /juːst/

    gebraucht, second hand

    that has belonged to or been used by somebody else before

    They bought a used car because new ones were too expensive.

    Sie kauften einen Gebrauchtwagen, weil neue Autos zu teuer waren.