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Definition
Synonym
schwerf�llig
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
lustlos, träge, flau, schwerfällig
dull
schwerfällig, ungeschickt
clumsy
doof, blöd, schwerfällig
adj
bovine
fig.
faul, träge, langsam, schwerfällig
adj
sluggish
langweilig, schwerfällig
adj
stodgy
plump, schwerfällig, untersetzt
adj
lumpish
plump, schwerfällig, unausgewogen
adj
inelegant
plump, schwerfällig, unausgewogen
adv
inelegantly
schwerfällig, unhandlich, sperrig
adj
cumbersome
schwerfällig
adv
cumbersomely
schwerfällig
adj
schwerfälliger
am schwerfälligsten
klutzy
klutzier
klutziest
schwerfällig
adv
lumberingly
schwerfällig, plump
adj
unwieldy
schwerfällig
adj
schwerfälliger
am schwerfälligsten
ponderous
more ponderous
most ponderous
schwerfällig, stumpf, dumpf, trübe
adj
dull
schwerfällig, träge, apathisch
adj
torbid
schwerfällig
adv
ponderously
schwerfällig gehen
schwerfällig gehend
schwerfällig gegangen
to lumber
lumbering
lumbered
tapsig, schwerfällig, klobig, trampelig
adj
lumbering
unbeholfen, schwerfällig, plump, tapsig, tölpisch, tollpatschig
adj
unbeholfener, schwerfälliger, plumper, tapsiger, tölpischer, tollpatschiger
am unbeholfensten, am schwerfälligsten, am plumpesten, am tapsigsten, am tölpischsten, am tollpatschigsten
clumsy, left-handed, butterfingered
clumsier
clumsiest
unförmig, sperrig, plump, schwerfällig, klotzig
adj
hulking
schwerfaellig
bovine
schwerfaellig
clumsy
unbeholfen, schwerfaellig, plump
clumsy
schwerfaellig
cumbersome
schwerfaellig
cumbersomely
schwerfaellig, stumpf, truebe
dull
schwerfaellig
klutzy
schwerfaellig
lumberingly
schwerfaellig, schwerfaelligen
ponderous
schwerfällig
ponderous
schwerfällig
ponderously
schwerfällig
stodgily
schwerfaellig
stodgy
schwerfaellig
unwieldy
Trampel
m
; Trampeltier
n
; Lackel
m
Süddt.
Ös.
; Galöri
m
Schw.
; Elefant
m
im Porzellanladen
geh.
pej.
(schwerfällig-unbeholfene Person)
Trampel
pl
; Trampeltiere
pl
; Lackel
pl
; Galöri
pl
; Elefanten
pl
im Porzellanladen
lump; clumsy oaf; clumsy clot
Br.
; galoot
Am.
Scot.
; stumblebum
Am.
; klutz
Am.
; lummox
Am.
; lubber
dialect
obs.
lumps; clumsy oafs; clumsy clots; galoots; stumblebums; klutzs; lummoxes; lubbers
doof; blöd; schwerfällig
adj
bovine
fig.
faul; träge; langsam; schwerfällig
adj
sluggish
müde; verschlafen; schwerfällig
adv
blearily
plump; unelegant; schwerfällig
adj
; ohne Eleganz
graceless
plump; schwerfällig; untersetzt
adj
lumpish
plump; schwerfällig; unausgewogen
adj
inelegant
plump; schwerfällig; unausgewogen
adv
inelegantly
schwerfällig; unhandlich; sperrig
adj
cumbersome
schwerfällig; plump
adj
unwieldy
schwerfällig; schwerblütig
adj
schwerfälliger
am schwerfälligsten
ein schwerblütiger Mensch
ponderous
more ponderous
most ponderous
a ponderous person
schwerfällig; stumpf; dumpf; trübe
adj
dull
schwerfällig; träge; apathisch
adj
turbid
schwerfällig
adj
(Stil)
laborious
schwerfällig gehen; stampfen; stiefeln; poltern; trapsen
ugs.
v
schwerfällig gehend; stampfend; stiefelnd; polternd; trapsend
schwerfällig gegangen; gestampft; gestiefelt; gepoltert; getrapst
to galumph
coll.
galumphing
galumphed
schwerfällig gehen
v
schwerfällig gehend
schwerfällig gegangen
to lumber
lumbering
lumbered
tapsig; schwerfällig; klobig; trampelig
adj
lumbering
unbeholfen; schwerfällig; plump; tapsig; tölpisch; tollpatschig
adj
unbeholfener; schwerfälliger; plumper; tapsiger; tölpischer; tollpatschiger
am unbeholfensten; am schwerfälligsten; am plumpesten; am tapsigsten; am tölpischsten; am tollpatschigsten
clumsy; left-handed; butterfingered; ham-fisted
clumsier
clumsiest
unförmig; sperrig; plump; schwerfällig; klotzig
adj
hulking
sich irgendwohin schleppen (sich mühsam schwerfällig irgendwohin bewegen)
to schlep somewhere
mühsam
adj
; gezwungen
adj
; schwerfällig
adj
; angestrengt
adj
laboured {adj}
Br.
; labored {adj}
Am.
Trampel
m
; Trampeltier
n
; Lackel
m
Süddt.
Ös.
; Galöri
m
Schw.
; Elefant
m
im Porzellanladen
geh.
pej.
(schwerfällig-unbeholfene Person)
Trampel
pl
; Trampeltiere
pl
; Lackel
pl
; Galöri
pl
; Elefanten
pl
im Porzellanladen
lump; clumsy oaf; clumsy clot
Br.
; galoot
Am.
Sc.
; stumblebum
Am.
; klutz
Am.
; lummox
Am.
; lubber
dialect
obs.
lumps; clumsy oafs; clumsy clots; galoots; stumblebums; klutzs; lummoxes; lubbers
behäbig; träge; tranig; pomadig; schwerfällig
adj
(Person)
sluggish; dawdling; logy
Am.
(of a person)
schwerfällig; behäbig; umständlich
adj
übtr.
es ist sehr lästig, …
cumbersome; cumbrous (literary); unwieldy
fig.
it's so cumbersome …
schwerfällig; behäbig; umständlich
adv
cumbersomely; cumbrously (literary); unwieldily
träge; schwerfällig; langsam
adv
schwerfällig gehen
sluggishly
to walk sluggishly
sich irgendwohin schleppen
v
(sich mühsam schwerfällig irgendwohin bewegen)
to schlep somewhere
schwerfaellige
ponderously
überladene (und schwerfällige) Software
f
; Blähware
f
ugs.
(selten)
comp.
bloatware
schwerfaelliger
klutzier
schwerfaelligere
more ponderous
Schwerfälligkeit
f
heaviness
Schwerfälligkeit
f
, Langsamkeit
f
dullness
Schwerfaelligkeit
heaviness
Schwerfälligkeit
f
; Langsamkeit
f
dullness
Deutsche
schwerf�llig Synonyme
Englische
dull Synonyme
dull
KO
Laodicean
Olympian
Quaker-colored
Spartan
abate
abeyant
abrupt
achromatic
achromatize
achromic
acier
affectless
allay
alleviate
aloof
anemic
anesthetic
anesthetize
anesthetized
apathetic
appease
arctic
arid
ascetic
ashen
ashy
asleep
assuage
asthenic
attemper
attenuate
austere
autistic
backward
bad
baffle
bald
banausic
bank the fire
bare
barren
bate
bated
becloud
bedaze
bedim
beef-witted
befog
benumb
benumbed
besot
betwixt and between
blah
blanch
blank
blase
bleach
blear
blear-witted
bled white
blind
bloodless
blue
bluff
blunt
blunt-edged
blunt-ended
blunt-pointed
blunt-witted
blunted
bluntish
blur
blurry
bored
boring
bovine
brainless
broken-record
bromidic
cadaverous
callous
candid
canescent
cast down
cataleptic
catatonic
characterless
chasten
chicken
chill
chilly
chloranemic
chloroform
cinereous
cinerous
cloddish
cloud
clouded
cloudy
cold
cold as charity
cold-blooded
coldcock
coldhearted
colorless
comatose
common
commonplace
constrain
control
cool
cowardly
cramp
crass
cripple
cushion
damp
damped
dampen
dampened
dapple
dapple-gray
dappled
dappled-gray
dark
darken
de-emphasize
dead
deaden
deaden the pain
deadened
deadly pale
deafen
deathly pale
debilitate
debilitated
decolor
decolorize
dejected
dense
depressed
depressing
desensitize
desensitized
detached
devitalize
dim
dim-witted
diminish
dimmed
dingy
direct
discolor
discolored
disedge
disinterested
dismal
dispassionate
dispirited
doltish
dope
dopey
dormant
dove-colored
dove-gray
down
downhearted
downplay
drab
draggy
drain
drain of color
draw the teeth
drearisome
dreary
drooping
droopy
drug
drugged
dry
dryasdust
dull
of mind
dull
-edged
dull
-headed
dull
-pated
dull
-pointed
dull
-witted
dull
ed
dull
ish
dumb
dun
duncical
dusty
earthbound
ease
ease matters
edgeless
effete
elephantine
emotionally dead
emotionless
empt
dull
ard
Boeotian
block
clod
dimwit
dolt
donkey
dope
dull
head
dumb cluck
dumbbell
dummkopf
dummy
dunce
gowk
idiot
ignoramus
jobbernowl
lackwit
lamebrain
lightweight
looby
loon
moron
niais
nincompoop
ninny
ninnyhammer
nitwit
noddy
put
simpleton
stupid
thickwit
witling
dull
ing
abating
allaying
alleviating
alleviative
analgesic
anesthetic
anodyne
assuaging
assuasive
balmy
balsamic
benumbing
blunting
cathartic
chastening
cleansing
cushioning
dampening
damping
deadening
demulcent
diminishing
easing
emollient
lenitive
lessening
mitigating
mitigative
narcotic
numbing
pain-killing
palliative
purgative
reducing
relaxing
relieving
remedial
softening
soothing
stunning
stupefying
subduing
tempering
dull
ness
abruptness
absence of color
acedia
achromaticity
achromatism
adynamia
aloofness
analgesia
anemia
anesthesia
angst
anguish
anxiety
apathy
aridity
aridness
ashiness
asininity
ataraxia
ataraxy
atony
autism
barrenness
benumbedness
blah
blah feeling
blahs
blockishness
bloodlessness
bluffness
bluntness
boobishness
boorishness
boredom
boringness
bovinity
cachexia
cachexy
cadaverousness
callousness
canescence
catatonia
cheerlessness
chill
chilliness
chloranemia
cloddishness
cold blood
cold heart
coldness
colorlessness
coma
comatoseness
commonness
commonplaceness
coolness
cowardice
crassness
crudeness
deadness
deadpan
dearth of ideas
deathly hue
deathly pallor
debilitation
debility
denseness
density
detachment
dim-wittedness
dimness
discomfort
discomposure
discontent
disinterest
dislike
dispassion
dispassionateness
displeasure
disquiet
dissatisfaction
doltishness
drabness
dread
drowsiness
dryness
dull
-wittedness
dull
ardism
dumbness
duncery
easy temper
electronarcosis
emotional deadness
emotionlessness
emptiness
enervation
ennui
etiolation
even temper
existential woe
exsanguination
fadedness
faintness
fairishness
fairness
fatigue
feebleness
flabbiness
flaccidity
flatness
frigidity
frostiness
ghastliness
glaucescence
glaucousness
good temper
gray
grayishness
grayness
grimness
grossness
haggardness
heartlessness
heaviness
hebetude
hopelessness
huelessness
humdrumminess
humdrumness
hypochromia
hypochromic anemia
iciness
immovability
impassibility
impassiveness
impassivity
imperception
imperceptiveness
imperceptivity
impercipience
imperturbability
imperturbableness
impotence
inanimation
inappetence
inconsiderateness
indifference
inexcitability
inexcitableness
infecundity
infertility
inirritability
inquietude
insensibility
insensibleness
insensitiveness
insensitivity
insentience
insipidness
insouciance
irksomeness
schwerf�llig Definition
Dull
(
superl.
)
Slow
of
understanding
Dull
(
superl.
)
Slow
in
action
Dull
(
superl.
)
Insensible
Dull
(
superl.
)
Not
keen
in
edge
or
point
Dull
(
superl.
)
Not
bright
or
clear
to
the
eye
Dull
(
superl.
)
Heavy
Dull
(
superl.
)
Furnishing
little
delight,
spirit,
or
variety
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
of
sharpness
of
edge
or
point.
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
make
dull
,
stupid,
or
sluggish
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
render
dim
or
obscure
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
of
liveliness
or
activity
Dull
(
v.
i.)
To
become
dull
or
stupid.
Dull
-brained
(
a.
)
Stupid
Dull
-browed
(
a.
)
Having
a
gloomy
look.
Dull
-eyed
(
a.
)
Having
eyes
wanting
brightness,
liveliness,
or
vivacity.
Dull
-sighted
(
a.
)
Having
poor
eyesight.
Dull
-witted
(
a.
)
Stupid.
dull Bedeutung
dull
make
less
lively
or
vigorous,
Middle
age
dull
ed
her
appetite
for
travel
dull
become
dull
or
lusterless
in
appearance,
lose
shine
or
brightness,
the
varnished
table
top
dull
ed
with
time
pall
dull
become
less
interesting
or
attractive
dull
make
dull
in
appearance,
Age
had
dull
ed
the
surface
dull
blunt
make
dull
or
blunt,
Too
much
cutting
dull
s
the
knife's
edge
numb
benumb
blunt
dull
make
numb
or
insensitive,
The
shock
numbed
her
senses
muffle
mute
dull
damp
dampen
tone
down
deaden
(a
sound
or
noise),
especially
by
wrapping
dull
slow
sluggish
(of
business)
not
active
or
brisk,
business
is
dull
(or
slow),
a
sluggish
market
dull
emitting
or
reflecting
very
little
light,
a
dull
glow,
dull
silver
badly
in
need
of
a
polish,
a
dull
sky
dull
-purple
of
a
dull
shade
of
purple
dull
-white
of
a
dull
shade
of
white
dull
(of
color)
very
low
in
saturation,
highly
diluted,
dull
greens
and
blues
dense
dim
dull
dumb
obtuse
slow
slow
to
learn
or
understand,
lacking
intellectual
acuity,
so
dense
he
never
understands
anything
I
say
to
him,
never
met
anyone
quite
so
dim,
although
dull
at
classical
learning,
at
mathematics
he
was
uncommonly
quick-
Thackeray,
dumb
officials
make
some
really
dumb
decisions,
he
was
either
normally
stupid
or
being
deliberately
obtuse,
worked
with
the
slow
students
dull
leaden
darkened
with
overcast,
a
dark
day,
a
dull
sky,
the
sky
was
leaden
and
thick
dull
not
having
a
sharp
edge
or
point,
the
knife
was
too
dull
to
be
of
any
use
dull
not
keenly
felt,
a
dull
throbbing,
dull
pain
dull
lacking
in
liveliness
or
animation,
he
was
so
dull
at
parties,
a
dull
political
campaign,
a
large
dull
impassive
man,
dull
days
with
nothing
to
do,
how
dull
and
dreary
the
world
is,
fell
back
into
one
of
her
dull
moods
boring
deadening
dull
ho-hum
irksome
slow
tedious
tiresome
wearisome
so
lacking
in
interest
as
to
cause
mental
weariness,
a
boring
evening
with
uninteresting
people,
the
deadening
effect
of
some
routine
tasks,
a
dull
play,
his
competent
but
dull
performance,
a
ho-hum
speaker
who
couldn't
capture
their
attention,
what
an
irksome
task
the
writing
of
long
letters
is-
Edmund
Burke,
tedious
days
on
the
train,
the
tiresome
chirping
of
a
cricket-
Mark
Twain,
other
people's
dreams
are
dreadfully
wearisome
dull
muffled
muted
softened
being
or
made
softer
or
less
loud
or
clear,
the
dull
boom
of
distant
breaking
waves,
muffled
drums,
the
muffled
noises
of
the
street,
muted
trumpets
dull
thudding
not
clear
and
resonant,
sounding
as
if
striking
with
or
against
something
relatively
soft,
the
dull
thud,
thudding
bullets
dull
blunted
in
responsiveness
or
sensibility,
a
dull
gaze,
so
exhausted
she
was
dull
to
what
went
on
about
her-
Willa
Cather
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