Was heißt »Horn­och­se« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Mein Freund ist ein Hornochse.

My boyfriend is stupid.

Ah, ich Hornochse!

What an idiot I am!

Du bist ein Hornochse, aber ich liebe dich trotzdem.

You're an idiot, but I still love you.

Synonyme

Arm­leuch­ter:

candelabra

Blöd­mann:

bastard

dunce

stupid

Da­ckel:

dachshund

Däm­lack:

sucker

Depp:

dork

moron

Dö­del:

moron

Dumm­kopf:

nincompoop

Dumpf­ba­cke:

dimwit

Ein­falts­pin­sel:

booby

bumpkin

gimp

lubber

nincompoop

simpleton

yokel

Esel:

ass

cuddy

donkey

jackass

moke

neddy

Horst:

aerie

eyrie

Ka­mel:

camel

Klapp­spa­ten:

entrenching tool

Kre­tin:

cretin

Narr:

court jester

jerk

Nie­te:

blank

Rhi­no­ze­ros:

dumbo

rhino

rhinoceros

twit

Schwach­mat:

weakling

Spa­cko:

retard

Spas­ti:

spaz

Spa­ten:

spade

Stof­fel:

boor

Töl­pel:

booby

gannet

Trot­tel:

imbecile

Voll­idi­ot:

wally

Voll­pfos­ten:

dork

knucklehead

Antonyme

Fuchs:

fox

Englische Beispielsätze

• He's an idiot.

• Whoever says that they have no regrets actually says: "I'm a fool."

• I was a fool to listen to her.

• You are an idiot.

• What an idiot.

• You're really an idiot.

• Only a fool would do something like that.

• You're driving like an idiot.

• You're an idiot to go out in this weather.

• He had been a fool to trust her.

• You can't fool me this time.

• You know, Tom, you're a real idiot.

• You won't fool me.

• You are talking like a fool.

• Altan is a huge idiot.

• The left back called the referee an idiot.

• Marcus called the referee an idiot.

• I was a fool. I'm sorry.

• It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt.

• Tom thinks that Mary is an idiot.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Schimpf­wort:

curse

name

swearword