Was heißt »af­fig« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

äf­fisch:

apelike

apish

af­fek­tiert:

affected

artificial

al­bern:

silly

bla­siert:

blasé

smug

blöd:

silly

stupid

däm­lich:

sodding

stupid

dün­kel­haft:

entitled

presumptuous

pretentious

dumm:

dumb

stupid

ein­fäl­tig:

simple

ein­ge­bil­det:

smug

lä­cher­lich:

absurd

comical

funny

ludicrous

ridiculous

ma­nie­riert:

affected

mannered

när­risch:

idiotic

ri­di­kül:

ridiculous

tö­richt:

foolish

Antonyme

be­schei­den:

humble

modest

cool:

cool

echt:

genuine

real

ernst­haft:

serious

fisch­ar­tig:

fishy

ge­las­sen:

calm

serene

ge­rad­li­nig:

rectilinear

straight

mensch­lich:

human

na­tür­lich:

natural

pflanz­lich:

vegetable

schlicht:

plain

simple

se­ri­ös:

proper

ver­nünf­tig:

reasonable

sensible

wahr­haft:

real

true

veracious

wei­se:

wise

Englische Beispielsätze

• There were once a man and a woman who had long in vain wished for a child.

• Tom tried in vain to hide his pain.

• We tried in vain to cheer Tom up.

• I tried in vain to convince her.

• All help is in vain.

• His sacrifice will not be in vain.

• "Think of me when you go back to Australia," Mary told Tom, as she tried in vain to hold back her tears. "When shall I ever see you again?"

• At least, he did not die in vain.

• Your son did not die in vain.

• Your son did not die in vain. He died a hero.

• Your son did not die in vain. He died fighting for his country.

• Tom did not die in vain. He died a hero.

• He didn't die in vain.

• Tom used to be conceited.

• Tom is very conceited.

• Tom seems conceited.

• Tom is conceited, isn't he?

• Tom is very conceited, isn't he?

• Tom is pretty conceited, isn't he?

• Tom is really conceited, isn't he?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

ko­misch:

comic