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Definition
Synonym
Modest
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Modist, Modistin
modest
bescheiden
modest
bequem
modest
anspruchslos, bescheiden
modest
anspruchsloseste
most
modest
anspruchslosere
more
modest
Olivpapagei
m
ornith.
Modest
Parrot
anständig; sittsam
adj
decorous;
modest
bescheiden
adj
nicht bescheiden
modest
un
modest
Er macht nicht viel von sich her.
He's pretty
modest
.
Nur die Lumpen sind bescheiden.
Only nobodies are
modest
.
unauffällig; dezent
adj
modest
in appearance;
modest
bescheiden; genügsam
adv
genügsam leben; bescheiden leben; einfach leben
modest
ly
to live
modest
ly; to have a
modest
lifestyle
anspruchslos, bescheiden
adj
anspruchsloser
am anspruchslosesten
anspruchslos leben
modest
more
modest
most
modest
to lead a
modest
life
bescheiden; zurückhaltend
adj
psych.
nicht mit seinen Leistungen prahlen
nicht bescheiden
modest
; self-effacing
to be
modest
about one's achievements
un
modest
bescheiden; anspruchslos; genügsam
adj
ein bescheidenes Einkommen
anspruchslos leben
allzu bescheiden
modest
; unassuming (person); undemanding (person)
a
modest
income
to lead a
modest
life
over
modest
tiefstapeln
tiefstapelnd
tiefgestapelt
to be
modest
, to understate the case
being
modest
, understating the case
been
modest
, understated the case
Applaus
m
; Beifall
m
; Beifallklatschen
n
; Händeklatschen
n
anhaltender Beifall
rauschender Beifall
schwacher Beifall; mäßiger Applaus
lauter Beifall; lautes Klatschen
Beifall finden
applause
sustained applause
resounding applause
modest
applause
plaudit; plaudits
to meet with applause
Ambition
f
; ehrgeiziges Streben
n
Ambitionen
pl
Ambitionen auf etw. haben
mit geringen Ambitionen
ambition; pretension
ambitions
to have ambitions of getting sth.; to have designs on sth.
of
modest
pretensions
zurückhaltend
adj
(Person)
ein zurückhaltender und bescheidener Mensch
Bedenken haben Skupel haben, etw. zu tun; davor zurückschrecken, etw. zu tun
mit seinem Erfolg nicht hausieren gehen
Sie hält sich mit ihrer Meinung zurück.
Er hält damit weder hinter dem Berg, noch prahlt er damit.
diffident (of a person)
a diffident and
modest
man woman
to be diffident about doing sth.
to be diffident about your success
She is diffident about stating her opinion.
He is neither diffident nor boastful about this fact.
Verhältnisse
pl
; Herkunft
f
aus armen Verhältnissen stammen
aus einfachen bescheidenen Verhältnissen stammen kommen
jds. religiöse Prägung
Unser Institut nimmt Kinder aus allen Schichten auf.
Er kommt aus ärmlichen Verhältnissen.
Was wissen wir über das Vorleben der Hauptfigur?
background
to be come from a poor background
to be come from a
modest
background
sb.'s religious background
Our institute takes children from all backgrounds.
He comes from a background of poverty.
What do we know about the background of the main character?
etw. berücksichtigen; einrechnen; einplanen; in Betracht ziehen; etw. erlauben; zulassen
v
berücksichtigend; einrechnend; einplanend; in Betracht ziehend; erlaubend; zulassend
berücksichtigt; einrechnet; eingeplant; in Betracht gezogen; erlaubt; zugelassen
Das musst du bei deiner Finanzplanung berücksichtigen.
Das bescheidene Budget lässt grundlegende Anschaffungen zu, aber kaum mehr.
Unter Berücksichtigung der Inflation werden sich die Projektkosten auf 2 Mio. belaufen.
Wir müssen die Möglichkeit einkalkulieren, dass es regnet.
Bei unserer Preisgestaltung ist Kreditzahlung nicht möglich.
to allow for sth.
allowing for
allowed for
You must allow for this when planning your finances.
The
modest
budget allows for the basics but very little else.
Allowing for inflation, the cost of the project will be 2m.
We must allow for the possibility that it might rain.
Our prices do not allow for credit.
etw. berücksichtigen; einrechnen; einplanen; in Betracht ziehen; etw. erlauben; zulassen
v
berücksichtigend; einrechnend; einplanend; in Betracht ziehend; erlaubend; zulassend
berücksichtigt; einrechnet; eingeplant; in Betracht gezogen; erlaubt; zugelassen
Das musst du bei deiner Finanzplanung berücksichtigen.
Das bescheidene Budget lässt grundlegende Anschaffungen zu aber kaum mehr.
Unter Berücksichtigung der Inflation werden sich die Projektkosten auf 2 Mio. belaufen.
Wir müssen die Möglichkeit einkalkulieren dass es regnet.
Bei unserer Preisgestaltung ist Kreditzahlung nicht möglich.
to allow for sth.
allowing for
allowed for
You must allow for this when planning your finances.
The
modest
budget allows for the basics but very little else.
Allowing for inflation the cost of the project will be 2m.
We must allow for the possibility that it might rain.
Our Prices do not allow for credit.
Deutsche
Modist Modistin Synonyme
Englische
modest Synonyme
modest
Olympian
aloof
altruistic
backward
bashful
becoming
betwixt and between
blank
boggling
budget
cheap
chilled
chilly
clean
cold
committed
common
consecrated
constrained
cool
coy
decent
decorous
dedicated
delicate
demeaning
demure
demurring
detached
devoted
diffident
disadvantaged
discreet
disinterested
distant
dry
dull
easy
economic
economy
elegant
expressionless
fair
fair to middling
fairish
faltering
forbidding
frigid
frosty
frugal
guarded
hesitant
hesitating
homely
humble
humble-looking
humble-visaged
humblest
icy
immaculate
impassive
impersonal
in the shade
inaccessible
inconspicuous
indifferent
inexpensive
inferior
infra dig
inglorious
innocuous
insipid
introverted
junior
lackluster
least
less
lesser
limited
low
low-priced
lower
lowest
lowliest
lowly
manageable
mean
mediocre
medium
meek
middling
minor
moderate
namby-pamby
nice
nominal
of a kind
of a sort
of sorts
offish
ordinary
passable
plain
poor
priggish
prim
prissy
proper
prudish
pure
puritanical
qualmish
reasonable
reluctant
remote
removed
repressed
reserved
respectable
restrained
restricted
reticent
retiring
sacrificing
scrupulous
second rank
second string
secondary
seemly
self-abasing
self-abnegating
self-abnegatory
self-conscious
self-denying
self-devoted
self-effacing
self-forgetful
self-immolating
self-neglectful
self-neglecting
self-renouncing
self-sacrificing
self-unconscious
selfless
sensible
servile
shabby
shoddy
shrinking
shy
silent
simple
small
so-so
spotless
squeamish
stainless
standoff
standoffish
stickling
straitlaced
stuffy
sub
subaltern
subdued
subject
subordinate
subservient
suppressed
teachable
tedious
temperate
third rank
third string
timid
timorous
token
tolerable
unacquisitive
unaffable
unambitious
unapproachable
unaspiring
unassertive
unassuming
unassured
unblemished
unboastful
uncongenial
und
modest
ly
abjectly
after a fashion
appreciably
at any rate
at best
at least
at most
at the least
at the most
at the outside
at worst
comparatively
detectably
fair to middling
fairishly
fairly
humbly
in a manner
in a way
in part
in some measure
incompletely
indifferently
leastwise
mediocrely
meekly
merely
middling well
middlingly
mildly
moderately
not comprehensively
not exhaustively
on all fours
on bended knee
only
part
partially
partly
passably
pro tanto
purely
quietly
relatively
simply
so far
so-so
somewhat
submissively
thus far
to a degree
to some degree
tolerably
unassumingly
unobtrusively
unostentatiously
unpresumptuously
unpretendingly
unpretentiously
visibly
with bated breath
with due deference
without ceremony
modest
y
aloofness
altruism
backwardness
bashfulness
blankness
boggle
boggling
chilliness
coldness
commitment
compunction
consecration
constraint
coolness
decency
decorousness
decorum
dedication
delicacy
demur
demurral
detachment
devotion
diffidence
discreetness
discretion
disinterest
disinterestedness
distance
dullness
elegance
expressionlessness
fairishness
falter
faltering
frigidity
frostiness
guardedness
hesitance
hesitancy
hesitation
homeliness
humbleness
humility
iciness
impassiveness
impassivity
impersonality
inaccessibility
indifference
ingloriousness
innocuousness
introversion
lackluster
lowlihood
lowliness
meanness
mediocreness
mediocrity
meekness
middlingness
moderateness
modest
ness
objection
passableness
pause
plainness
poorness
propriety
protest
pudency
pudicity
qualm
qualm of conscience
qualmishness
recoil
remoteness
repression
reserve
reservedness
respectability
restraint
reticence
reticency
retirement
sacrifice
scruple
scrupulosity
scrupulousness
seemliness
self-abasement
self-abnegation
self-denial
self-devotion
self-effacement
self-forgetfulness
self-immolation
self-neglect
self-neglectfulness
self-renouncement
self-sacrifice
self-subjection
selflessness
shame
shrinking
shyness
simpleness
smallness
standoffishness
stickling
subduedness
submissiveness
suppression
teachableness
tediousness
tolerableness
unacquisitiveness
unaffability
unapproachability
uncongeniality
undemonstrativeness
unexpansiveness
unimportance
unpossessiveness
unpretentiousness
unselfishness
withdrawal
withdrawnness
Modest Definition
Modest
(
a.
)
Restraining
within
due
limits
of
propriety
Modest
(
a.
)
Observing
the
proprieties
of
the
sex
Modest
(
a.
)
Evincing
modestly
in
the
actor,
author,
or
speaker
Modest Bedeutung
Mussorgsky
Moussorgsky
Modest
Mussorgsky
Modest
Moussorgsky
Modest
Petrovich
Mussorgsky
Modest
Petrovich
Moussorgsky
Russian
composer
of
operas
and
orchestral
works
(-)
minor
modest
small
small-scale
pocket-size
pocket-sized
limited
in
size
or
scope,
a
small
business,
a
newspaper
with
a
modest
circulation,
small-scale
plans,
a
pocket-size
country
modest
small
not
large
but
sufficient
in
size
or
amount,
a
modest
salary,
modest
inflation,
helped
in
my
own
small
way
modest
not
offensive
to
sexual
mores
in
conduct
or
appearance
modest
marked
by
simplicity,
having
a
humble
opinion
of
yourself,
a
modest
apartment,
too
modest
to
wear
his
medals
modest
free
from
pomp
or
affectation,
comfortable
but
modest
cottages,
a
simple
rectangular
brick
building,
a
simple
man
with
simple
tastes
meek
mild
modest
humble
in
spirit
or
manner,
suggesting
retiring
mildness
or
even
cowed
submissiveness,
meek
and
self-effacing
humble
low
lowly
modest
small
low
or
inferior
in
station
or
quality,
a
humble
cottage,
a
lowly
parish
priest,
a
modest
man
of
the
people,
small
beginnings
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