Was heißt »ul­kig« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Tom war sehr ulkig.

Tom was very funny.

Synonyme

amü­sant:

amusing

gött­lich:

divine

hu­mo­rig:

humorous

ko­misch:

comic

lus­tig:

jocular

scherz­haft:

facetious

jocular

wit­zig:

facetious

jocular

Antonyme

ernst:

serious

lang­wei­lig:

boring

dull

nor­mal:

normal

sach­lich:

factual

functional

objective

trau­rig:

sad

unhappy

Englische Beispielsätze

• This is a funny situation.

• It's a funny situation.

• The ideas people had in the year 1900 about the year 2000 seem very funny to us now.

• You are so funny and the Germans are crazy.

• Not all jokes are funny.

• Come on, you lot. This isn't funny any more.

• That's not funny any more.

• Tom, that's not funny any more!

• It isn't funny any more.

• It's not funny any more.

• It's funny that she did something like that.

• Tom laughed at all Mary's jokes, even those he didn't find funny.

• Tom, please stop trying to be funny. Just be yourself.

• Misunderstandings are not always funny.

• Some of these sentences are kinda funny.

• There's a funny smell in this room.

• It smells funny in this room.

• Do you really think that's funny?

• Cathy's in a funny mood today; I can just tell.

• "That's funny. Weren't we just here?" "We were. And now we're here again. Weird!"

Übergeordnete Begriffe

an­ders:

different

distinct

other

wit­zig:

facetious

jocular