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Definition
Synonym
Schlimmstfall
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schlimmstfall
m
,
Schlimmstfall
-Szenario
n
Schlimmstfälle
pl
,
Schlimmstfall
-Szenarios
pl
worst case, worst-case scenario
worst cases, worst-case scenarios
Schlimmstfall
m
;
Schlimmstfall
-Szenario
n
; Szenario
n
bei ungünstigster Entwicklung
Schlimmstfälle
pl
;
Schlimmstfall
-Szenarios
pl
im schlimmsten Fall
worst case; worst-case scenario
worst cases; worst-case scenarios
in the worst-case scenario
Schlimmstfall
m
,
Schlimmstfall
-Szenario
n
Schlimmstfälle
pl
,
Schlimmstfall
-Szenarios
pl
worst case, worst-case scenario
worst cases, worst-case scenarios
Schlimmstfall
m
;
Schlimmstfall
-Szenario
n
; Szenario
n
bei ungünstigster Entwicklung
Schlimmstfälle
pl
;
Schlimmstfall
-Szenarios
pl
im schlimmsten Fall
worst case; worst-case scenario
worst cases; worst-case scenarios
in the worst-case scenario
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worst case worst-case scenario Synonyme
worst
abominable
arrant
atrocious
awful
base
bear the palm
beastly
beat
beat all hollow
beat hollow
beneath contempt
best
blameworthy
brutal
clobber
contemptible
defeat
deplorable
despicable
destroy
detestable
dire
disgusting
do in
down
dreadful
drub
egregious
enormous
fetid
filthy
fix
flagrant
foul
fulsome
grievous
gross
hateful
heinous
hide
horrible
horrid
hors de combat
infamous
lambaste
lamentable
lather
lick
loathsome
lousy
monstrous
nasty
nefarious
noisome
notorious
obnoxious
odious
offensive
outclass
outdo
outfight
outgeneral
outmaneuver
outpoint
outrageous
outrun
outsail
outshine
pip
pitiable
pitiful
put
rank
regrettable
reprehensible
repulsive
rotten
ruin
sad
scandalous
schlock
scurvy
settle
shabby
shameful
shocking
shoddy
skin
skin alive
sordid
squalid
take the cake
terrible
thrash
too bad
trim
triumph
triumph over
trounce
unclean
undo
vile
villainous
whip
win
woeful
worthless
wretched
worst
ed
all up with
beat
beaten
bested
confounded
defeated
discomfited
done for
done in
down
fallen
fixed
floored
hors de combat
lambasted
lathered
licked
on the skids
outdone
overborne
overcome
overmastered
overmatched
overpowered
overridden
overthrown
overturned
overwhelmed
panicked
put to rout
routed
ruined
scattered
settled
silenced
skinned
skinned alive
stampeded
trimmed
trounced
undone
upset
whelmed
whipped
Schlimmstfall Definition
Case
(
n.
)
A
box,
sheath,
or
covering
Case
(
n.
)
A
box
and
its
contents
Case
(
n.
)
A
shallow
tray
divided
into
compartments
or
"boxes"
for
holding
type.
Case
(
n.
)
An
inclosing
frame
Case
(
n.
)
A
small
fissure
which
admits
water
to
the
workings.
Case
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
or
protect
with,
or
as
with,
a
case
Case
(
v.
t.)
To
strip
the
skin
from
Case
(
n.
)
Chance
Case
(
n.
)
That
which
befalls,
comes,
or
happens
Case
(
n.
)
A
patient
under
treatment
Case
(
n.
)
The
matters
of
fact
or
conditions
involved
in
a
suit,
as
distinguished
from
the
questions
of
law
Case
(
n.
)
One
of
the
forms,
or
the
inflections
or
changes
of
form,
of
a
noun,
pronoun,
or
adjective,
which
indicate
its
relation
to
other
words,
and
in
the
aggregate
constitute
its
declension
Case
(
v.
i.)
To
propose
hypothetical
cases.
Case-bay
(
n.
)
The
space
between
two
principals
or
girders
Case-bay
(
n.
)
One
of
the
joists
framed
between
a
pair
of
girders
in
naked
flooring.
Case
knife
(
)
A
knife
carried
in
a
sheath
or
case.
Case
knife
(
)
A
large
table
knife
Case
shot
(
)
A
collection
of
small
projectiles,
inclosed
in
a
case
or
canister.
Fly-case
(
n.
)
The
covering
of
an
insect,
esp.
the
elytra
of
beetles.
Lower-case
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
kept
in,
the
lower
case
Scenario
(
n.
)
A
preliminary
sketch
of
the
plot,
or
main
incidents,
of
an
opera.
Worst
(
a.
)
Bad,
evil,
or
pernicious,
in
the
highest
degree,
whether
in
a
physical
or
moral
sense.
See
Worse.
Worst
(
n.
)
That
which
is
most
bad
or
evil
Worst
(
a.
)
To
gain
advantage
over,
in
contest
or
competition
Worst
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
worse
worst case worst-case scenario / worst cases worst-case scenarios Bedeutung
worst
the
weakest
effort
or
poorest
achievement
one
is
capable
of,
it
was
the
worst
he
had
ever
done
on
a
test
case
load
the
number
of
cases
handled
in
a
given
period
of
time
(as
by
a
court
or
agency)
case
study
a
detailed
analysis
of
a
person
or
group
from
a
social
or
psychological
or
medical
point
of
view
trespass
on
the
case
an
action
brought
to
recover
damages
from
a
person
whose
actions
have
resulted
indirectly
in
injury
or
loss,
a
person
struck
by
a
log
as
it
was
thrown
onto
a
road
could
maintain
trespass
against
the
thrower
but
one
who
was
hurt
by
stumbling
over
it
could
maintain
and
action
on
the
case
lawsuit
suit
case
cause
causa
a
comprehensive
term
for
any
proceeding
in
a
court
of
law
whereby
an
individual
seeks
a
legal
remedy,
the
family
brought
suit
against
the
landlord
antitrust
case
a
legal
action
brought
against
parties
who
are
charged
with
limiting
free
competition
in
the
market
place
custody
case
a
legal
action
to
determine
custody
(usually
of
children
following
a
divorce)
test
case
test
suit
a
representative
legal
action
whose
outcome
is
likely
to
become
a
precedent
wing
case
elytron
either
of
the
horny
front
wings
in
beetles
and
some
other
insects
which
cover
and
protect
the
functional
hind
wings
attache
case
attache
a
shallow
and
rectangular
briefcase
case
a
portable
container
for
carrying
several
objects,
the
musicians
left
their
instrument
cases
backstage
case
display
case
showcase
vitrine
a
glass
container
used
to
store
and
display
items
in
a
shop
or
museum
or
home
case
pillowcase
slip
pillow
slip
bed
linen
consisting
of
a
cover
for
a
pillow,
the
burglar
carried
his
loot
in
a
pillowcase
case
compositor's
case
typesetter's
case
(printing)
the
receptacle
in
which
a
compositor
has
his
type,
which
is
divided
into
compartments
for
the
different
letters,
spaces,
or
numbers,
for
English,
a
compositor
will
ordinarily
have
two
such
cases,
the
upper
case
containing
the
capitals
and
the
lower
case
containing
the
small
letters
case
knife
sheath
knife
a
knife
with
a
fixed
blade
that
is
carried
in
a
sheath
case
knife
a
metal
blade
with
a
handle,
used
as
cutlery
case
shot
canister
canister
shot
a
metallic
cylinder
packed
with
shot
and
used
as
ammunition
in
a
firearm
casing
case
the
enclosing
frame
around
a
door
or
window
opening,
the
casings
had
rotted
away
and
had
to
be
replaced
cigarette
case
a
small
flat
case
for
holding
cigarettes,
can
be
carried
in
a
purse
or
a
pocket
dispatch
case
dispatch
box
case
consisting
of
an
oblong
container
(usually
having
a
lock)
for
carrying
dispatches
or
other
valuables
dressing
case
a
small
piece
of
luggage
for
carrying
brushes
and
bottles
and
toilet
articles
while
traveling
gearbox
gear
box
gear
case
the
shell
(metal
casing)
in
which
a
train
of
gears
is
sealed
glasses
case
a
case
for
carrying
spectacles
gun
case
a
case
for
storing
a
gun
letter
case
case
for
carrying
letters
overnighter
overnight
bag
overnight
case
a
small
traveling
bag
to
carry
clothing
and
accessories
for
staying
overnight
packing
box
packing
case
a
large
crate
in
which
goods
are
packed
for
shipment
or
storage
pencil
box
pencil
case
a
box
for
holding
pencils
shell
case
casing
the
housing
or
outer
covering
of
something,
the
clock
has
a
walnut
case
toolbox
tool
chest
tool
cabinet
tool
case
a
box
or
chest
or
cabinet
for
holding
hand
tools
trophy
case
a
case
in
which
to
display
trophies
watch
case
the
metal
case
in
which
the
works
of
a
watch
are
housed
worst
the
greatest
damage
or
wickedness
of
which
one
is
capable,
the
invaders
did
their
worst,
so
pure
of
heart
that
his
worst
is
another
man's
best
sheath
case
an
enveloping
structure
or
covering
enclosing
an
animal
or
plant
organ
or
part
case
the
actual
state
of
things,
that
was
not
the
case
precedent
case
in
point
an
example
that
is
used
to
justify
similar
occurrences
at
a
later
time
case
grammatical
case
nouns
or
pronouns
or
adjectives
(often
marked
by
inflection)
related
in
some
way
to
other
words
in
a
sentence
nominative
nominative
case
subject
case
the
category
of
nouns
serving
as
the
grammatical
subject
of
a
verb
oblique
oblique
case
any
grammatical
case
other
than
the
nominative
accusative
accusative
case
objective
case
the
case
of
nouns
serving
as
the
direct
object
of
a
verb
dative
dative
case
the
category
of
nouns
serving
as
the
indirect
object
of
a
verb
genitive
genitive
case
possessive
possessive
case
the
case
expressing
ownership
attributive
genitive
attributive
genitive
case
a
word
in
the
genitive
case
that
is
used
as
an
attributive
adjective,
an
example
of
the
attributive
genetive
is
`John's'
in
`John's
mother'
vocative
vocative
case
the
case
(in
some
inflected
languages)
used
when
the
referent
of
the
noun
is
being
addressed
ablative
ablative
case
the
case
indicating
the
agent
in
passive
sentences
or
the
instrument
or
manner
or
place
of
the
action
described
by
the
verb
case
history
detailed
record
of
the
background
of
a
person
or
group
under
study
or
treatment
case
law
precedent
common
law
(civil
law)
a
law
established
by
following
earlier
judicial
decisions
case
a
statement
of
facts
and
reasons
used
to
support
an
argument,
he
stated
his
case
clearly
scenario
a
postulated
sequence
of
possible
events,
planners
developed
several
scenarios
in
case
of
an
attack
case
a
problem
requiring
investigation,
Perry
Mason
solved
the
case
of
the
missing
heir
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