Was heißt »wüst« auf Englisch?

Das Adjektiv »wüst« lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

  • desert
  • desolate
  • waste
  • chaotic
  • messy
  • tangled
  • wild
  • bewildered
  • confused
  • rampant
  • raucous
  • unrestrained
  • rude
  • vile
  • wicked
  • audacious
  • daredevil
  • intrepid
  • reckless
  • undaunted
  • dreadful
  • fierce
  • savage
  • severe
  • rough

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Schön ist wüst, und wüst ist schön. Wirbelt durch Nebel und Wolkenhöhn!

Fair is foul, and foul is fair: hover through the fog and filthy air.

Und die Erde war wüst und leer, und es war finster auf der Tiefe; und der Geist Gottes schwebte auf dem Wasser.

Now the earth was formless and empty. Darkness was on the surface of the deep. God's Spirit was hovering over the surface of the waters.

Synonyme

ab­s­t­rus:
abstruse
dreist:
brash
cheeky
im­per­ti­nent:
impertinent
nass­forsch:
brash
cocky
very forward
ni­veau­los:
lowbrow
mediocre
pe­ne­trant:
obtrusive
pushy
pi­e­tät­los:
disrespectful
impious
irreverent
platt:
flat
pri­mi­tiv:
primitive
stil­los:
without style
un­an­ge­bracht:
inappropriate
un­ver­schämt:
blatant
impertinent
vor­laut:
cheeky
impertinent
wirr:
muddled
weird

Sinnverwandte Wörter

ab­o­mi­na­bel:
abominable
atrocious
horrible
ab­scheu­lich:
abominable
hideous
ab­sto­ßend:
repulsive
revolting
sickening
ät­zend:
caustic
an­stö­ßig:
improper
indecent
objectionable
offensive
an­züg­lich:
insinuating
arg:
bad
aus­ge­las­sen:
boisterous
ebullient
exuberant
harebrained
lively
turbulent
aus­schwei­fend:
dissipated
dissolute
barsch:
dry
gruffy
blas­phe­misch:
blasphemous
bru­tal:
bestial
brutal
brute
brutish
ruffian
tough
violent
bunt:
colourful
multicoloured
def­tig:
hearty
solid
substantial
de­gou­tant:
disgusting
de­ka­dent:
decadent
dre­ckig:
dirty
filthy
durch­ei­n­an­der:
jumbled
mixed up
ein­sam:
alone
lonely
ekel­er­re­gend:
disgusting
nasty
nauseating
ekel­haft:
disgustful
feculent
misbegotten
ek­lig:
disgusting
icky
yucky
emo­ti­o­nal:
emotional
enorm:
enormous
tremendous
ent­setz­lich:
appalling
horrible
ex­or­bi­tant:
exorbitant
ex­zes­siv:
excessive
fies:
nasty
frech:
cheeky
impudent
insolent
sassy
saucy
fre­vel­haft:
reprehensible
fri­vol:
lewd
ribald
sleazy
fürch­ter­lich:
awful
frightening
terrible
furcht­bar:
terrible
furcht­los:
fearless
unafraid
gars­tig:
bad
beastly
bloody
foul
mean
nasty
ugly
villainous
ge­hö­rig:
belong (belonging)
ge­mein:
common
ge­wal­tig:
immense
massive
gi­gan­tisch:
gargantuan
gigantic
huge
humongous
mammoth
titanic
gräss­lich:
grisly
hideous
grob:
coarse
impolite
groß:
adult
big
great
large
harsch:
raw
hart:
brutal
cold
cruel
difficult
hard
harsh
pitiless
rigid
stiff
strong
unmoved
unpleasant
unyielding
violent
hef­tig:
hefty
intense
violent
herb:
bitter
hor­rend:
horrendous
im­mens:
immense
in­brüns­tig:
ardent
fervent
in­ten­siv:
intensive
ir­re:
crazy
insane
mad
ko­los­sal:
colossal
huge
kom­plex:
complex
kom­pli­ziert:
complicated
difficult
sophisticated
tricky
kräf­tig:
strong
kraus:
crinkly
kühn:
bold
valiant
las­ziv:
offensive
leer:
empty
mäch­tig:
mighty
powerful
mas­siv:
solid
maß­los:
beyond measure
boundless
exorbitant
mys­te­ri­ös:
mysterious
ne­bu­lös:
nebulous
nicht:
not
obs­zön:
obscene
obscenely
öde:
abandoned
deserted
empty
or­di­när:
common
ordinary
pi­kant:
piquant
savoury
spicy
plan­los:
unmethodical
unsystematic
rät­sel­haft:
mysterious
rie­sig:
giant
gigantic
huge
roh:
crude
gross
raw
uncooked
untreated
rück­sichts­los:
inconsiderate
sa­lopp:
casual
sloppy
schä­big:
shabby
scham­los:
barefaced
brazen
ill-mannered
impertinent
impudent
indecent
insolent
shameless
scharf:
acrid
attack dog
caustic
harsh
hot
live
pungent
sharp
sharp-edged
spicy
stiff
strident
schau­der­haft:
awful
horrific
terrible
schau­rig:
creepy
scheuß­lich:
abominable
atrocious
schlimm:
bad
terrible
schlüpf­rig:
slippery
schmie­rig:
greasy
grimy
smarmy
schmut­zig:
dirty
filthy
schnei­dig:
spirited
schreck­lich:
horrible
terrible
schwer:
difficult
grave
hard
heavy
serious
schwie­rig:
difficult
selt­sam:
bizarre
eerie
seldsome
strange
uncanny
weird
stark:
powerful
strong
stu­ben­rein:
house-broken
house-trained
toll:
crazy
insane
mad
toll­kühn:
temerarious
übel:
bad
sick
über­trie­ben:
exaggerated
extreme
overstated
un­be­wohnt:
uninhabited
un­durch­schau­bar:
inexplicable
inscrutable
un­ent­wirr­bar:
inextricable
un­er­gründ­lich:
deep
fathomless
impenetrable
inscrutable
unfathomable
unfathomably
unsearchable
unsearchably
un­er­träg­lich:
insufferable
intolerable
unbearable
un­freund­lich:
unfriendly
unkind
un­ge­ord­net:
disordered
un­ge­stüm:
impetuous
un­glaub­lich:
incredible
unbelievable
un­höf­lich:
discourteous
impolite
un­kon­t­rol­liert:
abandoned
unchecked
uncontrolled
unregulated
un­säg­lich:
unspeakable
un­über­sicht­lich:
confusing
unclear
un­ver­ständ­lich:
inapprehensible
incomprehensible
unintelligible
un­wirsch:
disquietingly
splenetic
stroppy
ve­he­ment:
vehement
ver­dau­lich:
digestible
ver­las­sen:
abandon
forsake
leave
quit
rely
trust
ver­trackt:
complex
complicated
difficult
intricate
tricky
ver­waist:
abandoned
deserted
orphaned
ver­we­gen:
bold
daring
vul­gär:
vulgar
wag­hal­sig:
devil-may-care
foolhardy
wi­der­lich:
abhorrent
disgusting
nauseating
wi­der­wär­tig:
awful
distasteful
wuch­tig:
powerful
zü­gel­los:
unbridled

Antonyme

ad­rett:
clean
friendly
neat
proper
tidy
an­ge­nehm:
agreeable
pleasant
freund­lich:
affable
cordial
friendly
pleasant
kul­ti­viert:
cultured
sophisticated
or­dent­lich:
orderly
tidy
sau­ber:
accurate
clean
well done
sitt­sam:
decent
well-behaved

Englische Beispielsätze

  • Twilight offers the best opportunity for seeing wild animals.

  • Dusk offers the best chance of seeing wild animals.

  • One day, I dreamt I was a squirrel, and woke up totally confused.

  • Our last severe earthquake was in 2013.

  • Kenya is under siege by swarms of maturing desert locusts that threaten to ruin farmers’ crops and pastures.

  • You shouldn't waste your time.

  • You must have me confused with somebody else.

  • Paper, cardboard, glass and garden waste are picked up separately.

  • He was more confused than ever.

  • She was more confused than ever.

  • The waste-paper basket is full.

  • Tom wasn't rude to everyone, but he was rude to Mary.

  • Helping others is never a waste of time.

  • Ruling France requires fierce words and moderate actions.

  • "That internet project is a waste of time. Stop it and do something useful." "No way! I enjoy it and it helps both myself and others. So I find it very useful."

  • You don't waste any time.

  • He confused the students.

  • You confused the students.

  • They confused the students.

  • Does fruit-blossom honey taste different from wild-blossom honey?

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Quellen:
  1. [Übersetzungen] Wiktionary-Autoren: wüst. In: Wiktionary – Das freie Wörterbuch, 2022, [online] de.wiktionary.org, CC BY-SA 3.0
  2. [Synonyme] OpenThesaurus-User: wüst. In: OpenThesaurus – Das freie Wörterbuch für Synonyme, 2023, [online] openthesaurus.de, CC BY-SA 4.0
  3. [Beispielübersetzungen] User-generated content: Satz Nr. 2588712, 7883029, 9460772, 9460774, 9329917, 9637144, 9678816, 9725218, 9135995, 9131468, 9757159, 9757160, 9096941, 9058851, 9834133, 9033123, 9020047, 8983688, 8981843, 8981840, 8981838 & 8973487. In: tatoeba.org, CC BY 2.0 FR