Was heißt »Blind­gän­ger« auf Englisch?

Das Substantiv »Blind­gän­ger« lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

  • dud
  • bodger
  • botcher
  • bungler
  • fuckup
  • screwup
  • slip
  • blow
  • flop
  • conscientious objector
  • dummy
  • big mouth
  • braggart
  • loner
  • lone wolf
  • bachelor
  • impotent
  • man
  • adulteress (weiblich)
  • adulterer (männlich)

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Es ist befremdlich, dass ein Kameramann, der in ein Kriegsgebiet geschickt wird, nicht die Gefahren durch Blindgänger kennt. Der Zeitungsverlag vernachlässigt seine Schulungen.

It is strange that a cameraman heading for a war-zone should not know about the danger of unexploded shells. The newspaper company is being negligent in its training.

In Deutschland gibt es noch immer Tausende Tonnen von Blindgängern.

There are still thousands of tons of unexploded ordnance in Germany.

Synonyme

Fehl­leis­tung:
misperformance
mistake
Fla­sche:
bottle
flask
loser
Grau­pe:
pearl barley
Groß­spre­cher:
braggert
show-off
Kahl­schlag:
clearcutting
cutover
deforestation
Krücke:
crutch
Kur­zer:
shooter
Lö­wen­maul:
dragon flower
snapdragon
Lo­ser:
loser
wretch
Lu­sche:
deuce
Maul­held:
blowhard
boaster
swaggerer
Ne­ger:
negro
Nie­te:
blank
Null:
cipher
zero
Null­num­mer:
free first issue
pilot issue
Nul­pe:
nitwit
Op­fer:
sacrifice
Pfei­fe:
loser
pipe
whistle
Schwach­mat:
weakling
schwar­zes Schaf:
black sheep
Würst­chen:
sausage
Wurst:
sausage
wors

Sinnverwandte Wörter

Aa­ser:
game bag
hunting bag
Ab­stei­ger:
demoted man
ab­wer­tend:
depreciative
derogatory
dismissive
disparaging
Ab­zieh­bild:
decal
transfer
Ama­teur:
amateur
An­ge­ber:
blusterer
boaster
braggadocio
know-it-all
loud mouth
showoff
Ar­ma­ged­don:
Armageddon
At­trap­pe:
mock-up
mockup
Auf­schnei­der:
blowhard
romancer
Au­gust:
August
Aus­fall:
default
defect
diatribe
failure
foray
loss
result
sortie
Bes­ser­wis­ser:
know-it-all
smart aleck
wiseacre
Bla­ma­ge:
disgrace
Blind­schlei­che:
blindworm
slowworm
Bruch­lan­dung:
crash landing
Bud­del:
bottle
De­ba­kel:
debacle
De­sas­ter:
disaster
Di­let­tant:
amateur
dilettante
Durch­fall:
diarrhea
diarrhoea
Ei­er­kopf:
egghead
Ein­spän­ner:
buggy
chaise
one-horse carriage
emo­ti­o­nal:
emotional
Ent­täu­schung:
disappointment
Ere­mit:
hermit
Faux­pas:
blunder
faux-pas
Feh­ler:
error
mistake
Feig­ling:
coward
Fet­zen:
piece
scrap
shred
snippet
Fi­as­ko:
fiasco
Flick­schus­ter:
cobbler
shoemender
Flö­te:
flush
flute
whistle
GAU:
DBA
design basis accident
maximum credible accident
MCA
Gold­stück:
gold coin
piece of gold
Groß­kotz:
bighead
Groß­maul:
loudmouth
Grün­specht:
green woodpecker
sprite
yaffle
Gur­ke:
cucumber
gherkin
Ha­ge­stolz:
confirmed bachelor
old bachelor
Ham­mer:
blunder
hammer
hammering machine
hamor
malleus
outrage
rush
stroke of luck
Held:
hero
Hell­se­her:
clairvoyant
seer
Irr­tum:
error
fallacy
misapprehension
mistake
Ka­ta­s­t­ro­phe:
calamity
catastrophe
Klops:
meatball
Klug­schei­ßer:
know-it-all
smart aleck
wise guy
wiseacre
Knall­kör­per:
firecracker
Kor­ken:
plug
stopper
Kram­pe:
cramp
land­schaft­lich:
regional
scenic
Lap­sus:
faux pas
lapse
Ler­che:
lark
lāwerce
Mal­heur:
misfortune
mishap
Miss­er­folg:
bad success
failure
ill success
Miss­ge­schick:
misfortune
mishap
mit­tel­deutsch:
Central German
Möch­te­gern:
pseudo
wanna-be
wannabe
would-be
Non­kon­for­mist:
nonconformist
nord­deutsch:
North German
Nuss:
nut
Out­si­der:
outsider
Pan­ne:
breakdown
Pat­zer:
blunder
gaffe
Pau­se:
break
pause
recess
Plei­te:
bankruptcy
bust
collapse
Prah­ler:
boaster
Prahl­hans:
braggard
Pro­fes­sor:
professor
Pul­le:
bottle
Rohr­kre­pie­rer:
barrel burst
squib load
Rü­be:
beet
turnip
sa­lopp:
casual
sloppy
Sand­ler:
beggar
Schaum­schlä­ger:
boaster
whisk
scherz­haft:
facetious
jocular
Schiff­bruch:
shipwreck
Schlag:
beat
kind
punch
race
shock
slap
stroke
warbling
whipped cream
Schlap­pe:
defeat
Schlot:
chimney
diatreme
ditch
flue
funnel
smokestack
vent
Schne­cke:
auger
balloon foot
bun
chick
cochlea
cookie
cutie
cutie pie
dullard
escargot
gastropod
hangnail
honey
horn
jeeta
lame duck
lamer
moppet
muffin
schnecke
screw
scroll
slag
slowcoach
slowpoke
slug
sluggard
snail
spiral
spiral staircase
spiral stairs
stick-in-the-mud
sweetie
sweetie pie
tart
volute
worm
Schnee­mann:
snowman
Schnit­zer:
blunder
carver
Schrott:
scrap
Sei­fen­bla­se:
soap bubble
Sin­g­le:
single
Son­der­ling:
eccentric
queer fellow
singular man
spöt­tisch:
derisive
derisively
derisorily
derisory
mocking
mockingly
quizzical
scoffingly
sneering
tauntingly
Stöp­sel:
cork
peg
plug
stopper
Strumpf:
mantle
sock
stocking
Stüm­per:
dilettante
duffer
incompetent
Tau­ge­nichts:
good-for-nothing
scapegrace
Trä­ne:
tear
teardrop
Tul­pe:
tulip
tulip glass
ver­al­tend:
obsolescent
ver­al­tet:
dated
obsolete
Ver­se­hen:
accident
mistake
oversight
We­cker:
alarm clock
Wind­ei:
wind egg
Witz:
gag
joke
Zwerg:
dwarf
dweorg
gnome
runt

Englische Beispielsätze

  • The man wearing the jacket is Freddy.

  • An old man practiced Tai Chi in the park.

  • An old man was practicing Tai Chi in the park.

  • Tom is a very rude man.

  • Noah was a just and perfect man in his generation; he walked with God.

  • Would you be so kind as to tell me why an old man like me has to show ID, here in Boston, just because I ordered a beer?

  • Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.

  • Who's that old man?

  • Tom helped the injured man.

  • He is a good man.

  • Who's the man who was talking with you?

  • Tom is an attractive young man.

  • Tom is a very attractive man.

  • A real man only goes to the doctor when a spear fragment in his back begins to disturb his sleep.

  • Watch out! That man over there has a gun.

  • Who's that man sitting in the corner?

  • Tom offered the homeless man something to drink.

  • Tom offered the homeless man something to eat.

  • A man has walked 200 miles in protest of Brexit.

  • A man of honour never steals money.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Fla­sche:
bottle
flask
loser
Mensch:
human
human being
individual
person
Mu­ni­ti­on:
ammunition
munition (munitions)
Per­son:
person
Sa­men­er­guss:
ejaculation
Sol­dat:
cempa
soldier

Blindgänger übersetzt in weiteren Sprachen:

Quellen:
  1. [Übersetzungen] Wiktionary-Autoren: Blindgänger. In: Wiktionary – Das freie Wörterbuch, 2022, [online] de.wiktionary.org, CC BY-SA 3.0
  2. [Synonyme] OpenThesaurus-User: Blindgänger. In: OpenThesaurus – Das freie Wörterbuch für Synonyme, 2023, [online] openthesaurus.de, CC BY-SA 4.0
  3. [Beispielübersetzungen] User-generated content: Satz Nr. 369767, 10166165, 7958447, 7969485, 7969486, 7976601, 7948917, 8006854, 7910818, 8023884, 7893973, 7885372, 7870696, 7850101, 8078606, 8081244, 7838296, 7826835, 8100860, 8100861, 7823854 & 7805767. In: tatoeba.org, CC BY 2.0 FR