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Definition
Synonym
absurd
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
albern, unsinnig, lächerlich, abwegig
adj
absurd
absurd
e
absurd
albern
absurd
Absurde
n
, Absurdes
the
absurd
Absurde
n
; Absurdes
the
absurd
absurd
ere
more
absurd
absurd
este
most
absurd
Es ist ein Unding, zu …
It is
absurd
to …
absurd
; abstrus; abwegig; widersinnig
adj
absurd
; ludicrous
Es ist ein Unding, zu ...
It is
absurd
to ...
Es ist ein Unding zu ...
It is
absurd
to ...
absurd
, widersinnig, skurril
adj
absurd
er
am
absurd
esten
absurd
more
absurd
most
absurd
indiskutabel; nicht diskutabel
adj
eine indiskutable Forderung
unworthy of discussion; out of the question
an
absurd
demand
Theater
n
Theater
pl
ins Theater gehen
beim Theater sein
absurd
es Theater
theatre, theater
Am.
theatres, theaters
Am.
to go to the theatre, to go to the theater
Am.
to be on the stage
theatre of the
absurd
Symbolfigur
f
; Gallionsfigur
f
; Galionsfigur
f
; Leitfigur
f
; Ikone
f
; führender Vertreter
m
(eines bestimmten Bereichs des öffentlichen Lebens)
Symbolfiguren
pl
; Gallionsfiguren
pl
; Galionsfiguren
pl
; Leitfiguren
pl
; Ikonen
pl
; führende Vertreter
pl
Ionesco, die Galionsfigur des
absurd
en Theaters
Sie ist eine Ikone des Frauenfußballs.
avatar; icon (of a particular area of public life)
avatars; icons
Ionesco, the avatar of the Theatre of the Absurd
She is an icon of women's soccer.
Theater
n
Theater
pl
ins Theater gehen
beim Theater sein
absurd
es Theater
ein Theater bespielen
v
theatre; theater
Am.
theatres; theaters
Am.
to go to the theatre; to go to the theater
Am.
to be on the stage
theatre of the
absurd
to use a theatre
Br.
theater
Am.
for performances
Theater
n
art
Theater
pl
Dokumentartheater
n
; dokumentarisches Theater
Jugendtheater
n
Landestheater
n
Sprechtheater
n
Staatstheater
n
Totaltheater
n
Volkstheater
n
ins Theater gehen
beim Theater sein
am Theater Arbeit finden
absurd
es Theater
ein Theater bespielen
v
Wir waren gestern Abend im Theater.
Gibt es im Theater ein Buffet?
Was spielen sie heute Abend im Theater?; Was wird heute Abend im Theater gespielt?
theatre
Br.
; theater
Am.
(for dramatic performances)
theatres; theaters
Am.
documentary theatre; documentary theater
youth theatre; youth theater
state theatre; state theater; regional theatre; regional theater
spoken theatre; spoken theater
national theatre theater; state theatre theater
total theatre theater
popular theatre theater; folk theatre theater
to go to the theatre; to go to the theater
Am.
to be on the stage
to find work in the theatre
theatre of the
absurd
to use a theatre
Br.
theater
Am.
for performances
We were at the theatre last night.
Is there a snack bar at in the theatre?
What's on at the theatre tonight?
Philosophie
f
phil.
Philosophie des Absurden
alexandrinische Philosophie
Philosophie des Als-Ob
Philosophie der Antike; aktike Philosophie
Aufklärungsphilosophie
f
Begriffsphilosophie
f
Bewusstseinsphilosophie
f
Bildphilosophie
f
Philosophie der Biologie
Chaosphilosophie
f
Philosophie der Differenz
Emergenzphilosophie
f
Entwicklungsphilosophie
f
Erlebnisphilosophie
f
Friedensphilosophie
f
Gefühlsphilosophie
f
Philosophie des Geistes
Philosophie der Geisteswissenschaft
Philosophie der Geschichte; Geschichtsphilosophie
f
Gesellschaftsphilosophie
f
; Sozialphilosophie
f
Glaubensphilosophie
f
Handlungsphilosophie
f
; Philosophie der Tat
Identitätsphilosophie
f
Kinderphilosophie
f
Philosophie der Kultur; Kulturphilosophie
f
Philosophie der Kunst; Kunstphilosophie
f
Lebensphilosophie
f
Philosophie der Logik
Philosophie der Mathematik
Philosophie der Musik
Philosophie der Natur; Naturphilosophie
f
Philosophie der Neuen Musik
Philosophie der Politik
praktische Philosophie
Rechtsphilosophie
f
Reflexionsphilosophie
f
Religionsphilosophie
f
Sportphilosophie
f
Sprachphilosophie
f
Philosophie der gewöhnlichen Sprache
Staatsphilosophie
f
Philosophie des Subjekts
Philosophie der Technik; Technikphilosophie
f
Philosophie der technisierten Zivilisation
Philosophie des Unbewussten
Wertphilosophie
f
Wesensphilosophie
f
Zeichenphilosophie
f
Praktischwerden der Philosophie
eine bestimmte Philosophie verfolgen
philosophy
philosophy of the Absurd
Alexandrian Philosophy
philosophy of the as if; philosophy of as if; as-if philosophy
philosophy of antiquity; ancient philosophy
philosophy of the Enlightenment
philosophy of concepts; conceptual philosophy
philosophy of consciousness
philosophy of image; philosophy of pictures
philosophy of biology
philosophy of chaos
philosophy of difference
philosophy of emergence; emergence philosophy
philosophy of development
philosophy of experience
philosophy of peace
philosophy of sentiment
philosophy of mind; philosophy of spirit
philosophy of the human sciences; philosophy of the humanities
philosophy of history
social philosophy
philosophy of belief
philosophy of action
philosophy of identity
philosophy for children
philosophy of culture; cultural philosophy
philosophy of art
philosophy of life
philosophy of logic
philosophy of mathematics
philosophy of music
philosophy of nature; nature-philosophy
philosophy of modern music
philosophy of politics; political philosophy
practical philosophy
philosophy of law; legal philosophy
philosophy of reflection; reflective philosophy
philosophy of religion
philosophy of sport
philosophy of language
philosophy of ordinary language; ordinary language philosophy
philosophy of the state; civil philosophy
philosophy of the subject
philosophy of technology
philosophy of mechanized civilization
philosophy of the unconscious
philosophy of values
philosophy of essence
philosophy of signs
philosophy becoming a practical activity
to follow a certain philosophy
Deutsche
albern unsinnig lächerlich abwegig {adj} Synonyme
affig
(umgangssprachlich)
Âalbern
Âlachhaft
Âlächerlich
Ânärrisch
sinnfrei
Âsinnlos
Âunnütz
Âunsinnig
Âwitzlos
(umgangssprachlich)
absurd
Âabwegig
Âillusionär
Âillusorisch
abwegig
Âfragwürdig
Âgrundlos
Âhaltlos
Âohne
Grund
Âunbegründet
bizarr
Âgrotesk
Âlächerlich
Âskurril
albern
Âflachsen
ÂJux
machen
Âjuxen
Âscherzen
Âspaßen
Âulken
ÂWitze
machen
Âwitzeln
(sich)
bloßstellen
Â(sich)
die
Blöße
geben
Â(sich)
lächerlich
machen
abwegig
fragwürdig
grundlos
haltlos
ohne Grund
unbegründet
albern
flachsen
Jux machen
juxen
scherzen
spaßen
ulken
Witze machen
witzeln
Englische
absurd Synonyme
absurd
Pickwickian
a bit thick
a bit thin
abnormal
amusing
anomalous
asinine
balmy
barred
beyond belief
bizarre
childish
closed-out
cockamamie
comic
contrary to reason
crazy
curious
daft
disproportionate
doubtable
doubtful
droll
dubious
dubitable
eccentric
empty
excluded
extravagant
fantastic
farcical
fatuitous
fatuous
foolish
freaked out
freaky
funny
futile
grotesque
hard of belief
hard to believe
harebrained
high-flown
hilarious
hollow
hopeless
humorous
idiotic
idle
illogical
imbecile
imbecilic
implausible
impossible
inane
incoherent
incommensurable
incommensurate
incompatible
inconceivable
incongruous
inconsequent
inconsistent
inconsonant
incredible
insane
irrational
irreconcilable
kooky
laughable
logically impossible
loony
ludicrous
mad
meaningless
monstrous
moronic
nonsensical
not deserving belief
not possible
nuts
nutty
odd
oddball
off
off the wall
open to doubt
open to suspicion
out
out of proportion
outlandish
outrageous
outre
oxymoronic
paradoxical
passing belief
passing strange
peculiar
poppycockish
potty
preposterous
priceless
problematic
prohibited
quaint
queer
questionable
quizzical
rich
ridiculous
risible
rubbishy
ruled-out
screaming
self-contradictory
senseless
silly
simple
singular
skimble-skamble
staggering belief
strange
stupid
suspect
suspicious
tall
thick
thin
trashy
twaddling
twaddly
unbelievable
unconvincing
unearthly
ungodly
unimaginable
unreasonable
unsound
unthinkable
unworthy of belief
vain
wacky
weird
whimsical
wild
witty
wondrous strange
absurd
ity
absurd
ness
act of folly
aimlessness
amphigory
anticness
babble
babblement
balderdash
bibble-babble
bizarreness
bizarrerie
blabber
blather
blunder
bombast
bootlessness
claptrap
craziness
curiousness
daftness
deformity
dottiness
double-talk
drivel
drollery
drollness
drool
dumb trick
eccentricity
emptiness
error
fallacy
fantasticality
fantasticalness
fatuity
fecklessness
fiddle-faddle
fiddledeedee
flummery
folderol
folly
foolishness
freakishness
fruitlessness
fudge
funniness
fustian
futility
gabble
galimatias
gammon
gibber
gibberish
gibble-gabble
gobbledygook
grotesqueness
grotesquerie
hilarity
hocus-pocus
hollowness
hopelessness
humbug
humorousness
illogicality
impossibility
impossible
impossibleness
impotence
imprudence
inanity
inconceivability
incongruity
indiscretion
ineffectiveness
ineffectuality
inefficacy
insanity
irrationality
jabber
jargon
laughability
ludicrousness
malformation
meaninglessness
monstrosity
monstrousness
mumbo jumbo
narrishkeit
niaiserie
no chance
nonsense
nonsensicality
nugacity
nuttiness
oddity
otiosity
outlandishness
outrageousness
oxymoron
pack of nonsense
palaver
paradox
peculiarity
pointlessness
prate
prattle
preposterousness
pricelessness
profitlessness
purposelessness
quaintness
queerness
quizzicalness
rant
rat race
richness
ridiculousness
rigamarole
rigmarole
rodomontade
rubbish
self-contradiction
senselessness
silliness
singularity
skimble-skamble
sottise
strangeness
stuff and nonsense
stultiloquence
stupid thing
stupidity
teratism
the
absurd
the funny side
the impossible
trash
triviality
trumpery
twaddle
twattle
twiddle-twaddle
unimaginability
unproductiveness
unprofitability
unprofitableness
unreasonableness
unthinkability
unwise step
valuelessness
vanity
vaporing
vicious circle
waffling
weirdness
what cannot be
what cannot happen
whimsicalness
wildness
witlessness
absurd Definition
Absurd
(
a.
)
Contrary
to
reason
or
propriety
Absurd
(
n.
)
An
absurd
ity.
absurd Bedeutung
theater
of
the
absurd
plays
stressing
the
irrational
or
illogical
aspects
of
life,
usually
to
show
that
modern
life
is
pointless,
Samuel
Beckett
and
Eugene
Ionesco
have
written
plays
for
the
theater
of
the
absurd
absurd
the
absurd
a
situation
in
which
life
seems
irrational
and
meaningless,
The
absurd
is
the
essential
concept
and
the
first
truth--Albert
Camus
absurd
inconsistent
with
reason
or
logic
or
common
sense,
the
absurd
predicament
of
seeming
to
argue
that
virtue
is
highly
desirable
but
intensely
unpleasant-
Walter
Lippman
absurd
cockeyed
derisory
idiotic
laughable
ludicrous
nonsensical
preposterous
ridiculous
incongruous,inviting
ridicule,
the
absurd
excuse
that
the
dog
ate
his
homework,
that's
a
cockeyed
idea,
ask
a
nonsensical
question
and
get
a
nonsensical
answer,
a
contribution
so
small
as
to
be
laughable,
it
is
ludicrous
to
call
a
cottage
a
mansion,
a
preposterous
attempt
to
turn
back
the
pages
of
history,
her
conceited
assumption
of
universal
interest
in
her
rather
dull
children
was
ridiculous
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