Was heißt »un­ge­heu­er« auf Englisch?

Das Adjektiv un­ge­heu­er lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

  • huge

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Als Gregor Samsa eines Morgens aus unruhigen Träumen erwachte, fand er sich in seinem Bett zu einem ungeheueren Ungeziefer verwandelt.

One morning, Gregor Samsa woke from a rough night's sleep and found himself transformed in his bed into a monstrous bug.

Ich bin trotzdem ungeheuer stolz.

Nevertheless, I'm immensely proud.

Der Empfehlungsbrief von meinem Chef machte ungeheuer viel aus.

The recommendation from my boss made all the difference.

Sitzt eine Frau am Steuer, wird die Fahrt oft ungeheuer.

Female driver, constant danger.

Female drivers are a constant danger.

Tom war ungeheuer neugierig.

Tom was incredibly curious.

Synonyme

au­ßer­ge­wöhn­lich:
exceptional
extraordinary
unusual
be­ängs­ti­gend:
alarming
alarmingly
frightenig
frightenigly
be­son­ders:
especially
bit­ter:
bitter
bren­nend:
burning
fürch­ter­lich:
awful
dreadful
frightening
terrible
furcht­bar:
terrible
ganz:
intact
mäch­tig:
mighty
powerful
schreck­lich:
horrible
terrible
sünd­haft:
sinful
tief:
deep
deop
voll:
full
zu­tiefst:
at bottom
deeply
greatly
most
profoundly
rootedly
sorely
supremely

Sinnverwandte Wörter

ängst­lich:
fearful
äu­ßerst:
extremely
utterly
arg:
bad
auf­fäl­lig:
conspicuous
flashy
noticeable
striking
auf­fal­lend:
conspicuous
conspicuously
flamboyant
flamboyantly
noticeable
outstanding
remarkable
showy
striking
strikingly
aus­ge­spro­chen:
downright
pronounced
ban­nig:
a lot
galore
pretty much
be­acht­lich:
notable
remarkable
be­deu­tend:
important
be­geis­tert:
enthusiastic
be­mer­kens­wert:
noteworthy
remarkable
be­trächt­lich:
significant
substantial
bru­tal:
bestial
brutal
brute
brutish
ruffian
tough
violent
elend:
miserable
emi­nent:
eminent
emp­find­lich:
sensitive
susceptible
enorm:
enormous
tremendous
er­bärm­lich:
abysmal
miserable
er­heb­lich:
considerable
important
pertinent
relevant
serious
severe
fa­bel­haft:
fabulous
fantastic
fan­tas­tisch:
fantastic
ge­hö­rig:
belong (belonging)
ge­stört:
disturbed
unhappy
ge­wal­tig:
immense
massive
ge­wich­tig:
grave
ponderous
gi­gan­tisch:
gargantuan
gigantic
humongous
mammoth
titanic
gren­zen­los:
unlimited
groß:
big
large
hell­auf:
very
höchst:
extremely
höl­lisch:
infernal
im­mens:
immense
im­po­sant:
impressive
ir­re:
crazy
insane
mad
klas­se:
awesome
great
ko­los­sal:
colossal
ko­misch:
comic
lä­cher­lich:
absurd
comical
funny
ludicrous
ridiculous
lie­ben:
love
maß­los:
beyond measure
boundless
exorbitant
mo­nu­men­tal:
monumental
nen­nens­wert:
appreciable
significantly
nicht:
not
phä­no­me­nal:
phenomenal
reich:
rich
reich­lich:
ample
plentiful
rie­sig:
giant
gigantic
scheuß­lich:
abominable
atrocious
schlimm:
bad
terrible
si­g­ni­fi­kant:
significant
spek­ta­ku­lär:
spectacular
stark:
powerful
strong
statt­lich:
considerable
goodly
grand
handsome
imposing
impressive
lordly
noble
portly
prestigious
sightly
stately
superb
su­per:
super
tie­risch:
animal
toll:
crazy
insane
mad
wild
to­tal:
complete
total
tüch­tig:
diligent
efficient
industrious
über­mä­ßig:
excessive
un­bän­dig:
boisterous
un­end­lich:
infinite
un­er­mess­lich:
immeasurable
incalculable
incommensurable
un­er­träg­lich:
insufferable
intolerable
unbearable
un­ge­heu­er­lich:
monstrous
outrageous
un­ge­wöhn­lich:
exceptionally
unusual
unwontedly
un­glaub­lich:
incredible
unbelievable
un­ru­hig:
restless
un­säg­lich:
unspeakable
un­sterb­lich:
immortal
un­ver­schämt:
blatant
impertinent
rude
un­vor­stell­bar:
inconceivable
unimaginable
unthinkable
un­wahr­schein­lich:
improbable
unlikely
ver­flucht:
cursed
damned
ver­liebt:
enamoured
fond
have a crush on someone
in love
ver­rückt:
crazy
mad
we­sent­lich:
essential

Englische Beispielsätze

  • We've got a huge advantage.

  • We have a huge advantage.

  • That was a huge strategic error.

  • A building with high ceilings and huge rooms may be less practical than the colourless office block which replaces it, but it often fits in well with its surroundings.

  • The queue was huge, stretching all the way round the block.

  • In the UK, growing up in London is a huge advantage to you in terms of social mobility.

  • The performance was a huge success.

  • I've just seen a huge owl.

  • Does Lauren know that she's got a huge rip in her tent?

  • That would be a huge mistake.

  • When I looked up, I saw a huge spider climbing the wall.

  • Seen from an aeroplane, the island looks like a huge spider.

  • I have just been given a huge cake as a present.

  • The queue is huge.

  • The queues are huge.

  • Tom's trainers are huge.

  • I asked a friend of mine if he believed in the big bang theory. He replied: – Of course! The Universe is a huge explosion... of intelligence!

  • What's that huge building?

  • Chess is a gold mine very little explored in journalistic terms, given its captivating connections to science, art, and culture in general, and its huge number of fascinating characters.

  • Her arrival came as a huge surprise to us.

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Quellen:
  1. [Übersetzungen] Wiktionary-Autoren: ungeheuer. In: Wiktionary – Das freie Wörterbuch, 2023, [online] de.wiktionary.org, CC BY-SA 3.0
  2. [Thesaurus] OpenThesaurus-User: ungeheuer. In: OpenThesaurus – Das freie Wörterbuch für Synonyme, 2023, [online] openthesaurus.de, CC BY-SA 4.0
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