Was heißt »ab­ge­schmackt« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

al­bern:

silly

ba­nal:

banal

commonplace

trite

be­lie­big:

arbitrary

bil­lig:

fitting

fa­de:

flavorless

insipid

flach:

flat

flau:

weak

geist­los:

dull

inane

stupid

ge­schmack­los:

tasteless

hohl:

hollow

kit­schig:

tacky

leer:

empty

nichts­sa­gend:

anodyne

empty

meaningless

nondescript

platitudinous

vacuous

vague

ober­fläch­lich:

glib

superficial

platt:

flat

schal:

insipid

stale

seicht:

fordable

shallow

shoal

wadeable

stil­los:

without style

tö­richt:

foolish

tri­vi­al:

trivial

wohl­feil:

inexpensive

Antonyme

ge­schmack­voll:

elegant

stylish

ori­gi­nell:

inventive

original

schmack­haft:

tasty

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom's demands became more and more outrageous.

• That's just outrageous.

• It's easy to stir up the peasants with outrageous statements.

• "Mary isn't my daughter. She's my wife." "Tom, that's outrageous! She's young enough to be your daughter!"

• Tom always speaks so vulgar. I don't like people who talk like that.

• Live can so easily degenerate into something sordid and vulgar.

• English mother-tongue speakers are embarrassed to correctly pronounce the name of the German philosopher Kant, which is a homophone for a vulgar expression referring to the female genitals.

• He always tells vulgar jokes.

• That sounds outrageous.

• Tom is outrageous.

• People are too materialistic these days, in the vulgar, rather than the philosophical sense of the word.

• You want to learn Russian? But that's even more vulgar than French!

• I am fed up with his vulgar jokes.

• It's just a matter of time before his outrageous and undeserved good luck comes to an end.

• Politicians are always censured for outrageous or inappropriate behavior.