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Synonyme

all­ge­mein:

common

general

public

universal

all­täg­lich:

normal

ba­nal:

banal

commonplace

trite

bil­lig:

fitting

blass:

pale

pallid

drö­ge:

dry

Durch­schnitt:

average

mean

durch­schnitt­lich:

average

mean

ein­fach:

easy

simple

simply

ein­tö­nig:

monotonous

er­bärm­lich:

abysmal

miserable

fa­de:

flavorless

insipid

farb­los:

colorless

colourless

ge­mein:

common

ge­wöhn­lich:

usual

grau:

gray

grey

grǣg

kon­t­rast­arm:

low-contrast

lang­at­mig:

long-winded

lang­wei­lig:

boring

dull

mit­tel­mä­ßig:

mediocre

Mit­tel­maß:

average

mo­no­ton:

monotonous

nichts­wür­dig:

contemptible

nor­mal:

normal

öde:

abandoned

deserted

empty

or­di­när:

common

ordinary

pro­fan:

mundane

schänd­lich:

shameful

schal:

insipid

stale

schlicht:

plain

simple

se­ri­ell:

serial

Stan­dard:

standard

trist:

dismall

sad

tro­cken:

dry

trost­los:

depressing

hopeless

Antonyme

be­acht­lich:

notable

remarkable

Englische Beispielsätze

• On what do you base your judgement?

• What do you base your opinion on?

• It would take less than three hours by tank from the Russian border across the flat Baltic grasslands and birch forests to reach the Tapa military base in Estonia.

• The blizzard made our return to base camp more difficult.

• The natural logarithm base is sometimes also called Euler's number.

• I don't think "all your base are belong to us" is a grammatically correct sentence.

• The destruction of Carthage was an extremely vile act.

• We base our hypotheses on the fact that nothing is faster than light.

• Tom's base salary will be $300,000.

• Tom has a vile temper.

• Flamengo has the biggest fan base in Brazil.

• Alchemists tried to transmute base metals into gold and silver.

• The philosopher's stone was a legendary substance capable of turning base metals into gold.

• Alchemists tried to turn base metals such as lead into gold.

• The space station not only served as a laboratory and living space for astronauts, but also as a support base for other spacecraft which had the ability to dock with the station.

• Narcissists are often snobbish, disdainful and patronising of others' opinions, while, at the same time, having an overwhelming need for admiration and reassurance.

• Ammonia is a base.

• Let H be the base of the perpendicular drawn from point A to the line BC.

• There is a secret base on the other side of the moon.

• This base is now under our control.