Was heißt »dün­kel­haft« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

an­ma­ßend:

arrogant

ar­ro­gant:

arrogant

bla­siert:

blasé

smug

ein­ge­bil­det:

conceited

smug

vain

groß­kot­zig:

boastfully

cocky

flamboyant

groß­spu­rig:

cocky

grandiose

hoch­mü­tig:

arrogant

haughty

hoch­nä­sig:

snooty

hof­fär­tig:

arrogant

prot­zig:

showy

swanky

stolz:

haughty

impressive

proud

tall

very

über­heb­lich:

arrogant

overbearing

voll­mun­dig:

palatable

wich­tig­tu­e­risch:

officious

pompous

Antonyme

be­schei­den:

humble

modest

zu­rück­hal­tend:

aloof

cautious

modest

reluctant

reserved

reticent

retiring

self-effacing

shy

Englische Beispielsätze

• They are entitled to try once again.

• You're entitled to have a lawyer.

• You're entitled to try once again.

• You're entitled to your own opinion, but you're not entitled to your own facts.

• You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts.

• Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.

• Everyone is entitled to be capricious now and then.

• I know I'm right, but you're entitled to your opinion.

• You are entitled to an opinion, not to an audience.

• Tom has written a very interesting book entitled "Snapshots of my Life".

• You already have the best part, but whoever owns the princess of the golden castle is also entitled to the golden horse.

• There's a Passover custom to hide half a matzo, which is called "Afikoman", and the child who finds it is entitled to ask for an expensive present in return for it.

• I found his pretentious demeanor quite disconcerting.

• You are entitled to have a lawyer.

• He's just a pretentious douchebag.

• He's a pretentious boy who thinks he's better than everyone else.

• You are entitled to your opinion.

• Tom is fairly pretentious.

• You are so pretentious!

• Everyone is entitled to a social and international order in which the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration can be fully realized.