Dictionary > adjectives
- 1. disgusting
- 1. superstitious
- 1. out of touch (In the sense of "having lost touch with the real world". Sounds negative and conceited.)
- 1. expired (for food and voucher codes)
- 1. distracted
- 1. worn out, drawn (for people, not too common)
- 1. dependent2. addicted
- 1. disparagingly, dismissive
- 1. forseeable (Sounds technical and dry)
- 1. on purpose, intentionally (Sounds a bit reproachful.)
- 1. divergent, deviant, varying
- 1. absent2. absent minded
- 1. everything
- 1. universally valid
- 1. other, different (In the sense of "not this one")
- 1. susceptible
- 1. initial(ly) (Not very common, usually refers to a gradually changing process of some kind, NOT to a step by step thing.)
- 1. initially (Not very common, usually refers to a gradually changing process of some kind, NOT to a step by step thing.)
- 1. supposedly, people say/so called, allegedly, purportedly (Expresses that some information is someone’s claim. Has a slightly skeptical undertone.)
- 1. slightly pissed (literally: "eaten on", quite colloquial)
- 1. pissed (off) (a bit vulgar)
- 1. a little under the weather, slightly sick (In sports also used in the sense of "banged up")
- 1. stressed, strained, tense (for muscles as well as for people or situations)
- 1. employed (With a normal contract, not gig-work or freelance)
- 1. angsty
- 1. fearful (not used much, "ängstlich" is more common)
- 1. continuing, ongoing (mostly for circumstances)
- 1. acceptable, okay
- 1. acceptable, agreeable (in the sense of something having some level of comfort or convenience)
- 1. adaptable (Mostly used for things or being that are able to adapt. )
- 1. stimulating (Works for coffee and other uppers, but also a discussion and be "anregend". It's never sexual, though (see "erregen") )
- 1. low in motivation
- 1. quite good, rather decent
- 1. being approachable (In a medical context it is used to express that someone is awake and responds to being addressed. At work, people use it in contexts where someone can or should not be disturbed because they're super focused. )
- 1. appealing, attractive (Sounds a bit "formal". You wouldn't use it for things or people you're really excited about.)
- 1. not demanding anything (also sometimes used in a negative sense of "without depth" (for movies for instance))
- 1. demanding, difficult, challenging, mentally stimulating (usually in context of stuff that involves the intellect, like books or a quiz )
- 1. good, proper(ly)2. well mannered
- 1. contagious (For diseases as well as for stuff like enthusiasm or a good mood.)
- 1. demotivated, without motivation
- 1. present (In the sense of "physically being there". Does NOT fit for being present in the sense of relating, emphasizing.)
- 1. attractive
- 1. unemployed
- 1. very, really (Not super common, but you can hear it in daily life every now and then, mostly in context of negative qualities.)2. bad, extreme (VERY rarely used in that sense. If at all, then in combination with "zu")
- 1. irritating, annoying (used for circumstances or situations, NOT for people because then it sounds like the second meaning)2. irritated, annoyed (for people)
- 1. unsuspecting (without anything “bad” in mind)
- 1. suspicious, skeptical (In a sense of “expecting a trap”)
- 1. poor2. low in (As the second part of many compounds like for example "kalorienarm")
- 1. pathetic (Often used in context of character or quality)
- 1. species appropriate (context of animal farming)
