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Definition
Synonym
ordinaerste
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
ordinaerste
most vulgar
ordinaerste
most vulgar
gewöhnlich, vulgÀr, ordinÀr, geschmacklos
vulgar
abstoĂend, ordinĂ€r, vulgĂ€r
adj
gross
gewöhnlich, ordinÀr
adj
gewöhnlicher, ordinÀrer
am gewöhnlichsten, am ordinÀrsten
vulgar
more vulgar
most vulgar
grob, roh, derb, primitiv, ordinÀr
adj
crude
proletenhaft, ordinÀr
adj
pej.
boorish, working-class
unhöflich, unanstÀndig, grob, ungehobelt, unflÀtig, ordinÀr
adj
unhöflicher, unanstÀndiger, gröber, ungehobelter, unflÀtiger, ordinÀrer
am unhöflichsten, am unanstÀndigsten, am gröbsten, am ungehobeltesten, am unflÀtigsten, am ordinÀrsten
rude
ruder
rudest
abstoĂend; ordinĂ€r; vulgĂ€r
adj
gross
geschmacklos; ordinÀr; nutzlos; Àtzend; prollig; kitschig; blöde
adj
naff
Br.
slang
gewöhnlich; ordinÀr
adj
gewöhnlicher; ordinÀrer
am gewöhnlichsten; am ordinÀrsten
vulgar
more vulgar
most vulgar
grob; roh; derb; primitiv; ordinÀr
adj
crude
proletenhaft; ordinÀr
adj
pej.
working-class
unhöflich; unanstÀndig; grob; ungehobelt; unflÀtig; ordinÀr
adj
unhöflicher; unanstÀndiger; gröber; ungehobelter; unflÀtiger; ordinÀrer
am unhöflichsten; am unanstÀndigsten; am gröbsten; am ungehobeltesten; am unflÀtigsten; am ordinÀrsten
sehr unhöflich; sehr grob
rude
ruder
rudest
unrude
geschmacklos; ordinÀr; nutzlos; Àtzend; prollig; kitschig; blöde
adj
naff
Br.
slang
(naffer) (naffest)
ganz gewöhnlich; unfein; primitiv; ordinÀr
geh.
adj
ordinary; unrefined; vulgar
obszön; ordinÀr
adj
(Sache)
ein öbszöner Witz; ein ordinÀrer Witz
crude (of a thing)
a crude joke
obszön; ordinÀr
adv
ordinĂ€r ĂŒber Sex reden
crudely
to talk crudely about sex
ordinÀr; vulgÀr
geh.
(Person oder Ausdrucksweise); unflÀtig (Ausdrucksweise)
adj
ordinÀre Kinder
eine ordinÀre unflÀtige Schimpftirade
foul-mouthed; vulgar (of a person or their speech)
foul-mouthed children; vulgar children
a foul-mouthed tirade
unanstÀndig; unflÀtig; ordinÀr
adj
rude
ordinÀre Ausdrucksweise
f
; ordinĂ€re AusdrĂŒcke
pl
; KraftausdrĂŒcke
pl
; ObszönitÀten
pl
ling.
In dem Film kommen zu viele ordinĂ€re AusdrĂŒcke vor.
profanity
mass noun
The movie uses too much profanity.
ordinaerere
more vulgar
ordinaerste
most vulgar
Deutsche
ordinaerste Synonyme
Englische
most vulgar Synonyme
most
A per se
a outrance
about
absolutely
ace
acme
all but
all out
al
most
approximately
at the height
at the limit
authority
authorization
be-all and end-all
best
best part
better
better part
beyond all bounds
beyond compare
beyond comparison
beyond measure
blue ribbon
body
boss
bulk
champion
championship
chief
command
commander
completely
control
dead
dean
directorship
dominion
downright
effectiveness
egregiously
eminently
essence
essentially
exceedingly
extreme
extremely
far and away
far out
first place
first prize
first-class
first-rate
flat out
fugleman
fundamentally
furthest
generality
genius
gist
gravamen
greater
greatest
head
headship
hegemony
height
higher-up
highest
immeasurably
imperium
in the extreme
incalculably
incomparably
indefinitely
infinitely
influence
inimitably
jurisdiction
kingship
laureate
leader
leadership
lordship
main body
major part
majority
management
mass
master
mastership
mastery
maximal
maximum
meat
mightily
more than half
mortally
much
ne plus ultra
nearabout
new high
nigh
nonpareil
palms
par excellence
paragon
paramountcy
paramountly
perfectly
plurality
power
practically
preeminently
preponderance
preponderancy
presidency
primacy
principal
prodigy
prominently
purely
radical
radically
record
remarkably
rule
ruler
say
senior
sovereignty
star
substance
super
superior
superlative
superlatively
superman
superstar
supremacy
supreme
supremely
surpassingly
sway
the greatest
the greatest number
the
most
thrust
tip-top
to crown all
too
too much
top
top dog
top spot
top-notch
top
most
totally
transcendently
ultra
ultra-ultra
unconditionally
unequivocally
upper
most
ut
most
utterly
utter
most
virtuoso
way out
well-nigh
with a vengeance
zenith
most
ly
a fortiori
above all
all in all
all the more
all things considered
al
most
entirely
altogether
approximately
as a rule
as a whole
as an approximation
as per usual
as things go
as usual
at large
broadly
broadly speaking
by and large
chiefly
commonly
customarily
dominantly
effectually
especially
essentially
even
ever so
first of all
generally
generally speaking
habitually
in chief
in general
in the main
indeed
largely
mainly
more than ever
most
often
naturally
never so
no end
normally
normatively
on balance
on the whole
ordinarily
overall
particularly
peculiarly
predominantly
prescriptively
prevailingly
primarily
principally
regularly
roughly
roughly speaking
routinely
speaking generally
still more
substantially
to be expected
usually
virtually
yea
ordinaerste Definition
Vulgar
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
mass,
or
multitude,
of
people
Vulgar
(
a.
)
Belonging
or
relating
to
the
common
people,
as
distinguished
from
the
cultivated
or
educated
Vulgar
(
a.
)
Hence,
lacking
cultivation
or
refinement
Vulgar
(
n.
)
One
of
the
common
people
Vulgar
(
n.
)
The
vernacular,
or
common
language.
most vulgar Bedeutung
Vulgar
Latin
nonclassical
Latin
dialects
spoken
in
the
Roman
Empire,
source
of
Romance
languages
crude
earthy
gross
vulgar
conspicuously
and
tastelessly
indecent,
coarse
language,
a
crude
joke,
crude
behavior,
an
earthy
sense
of
humor,
a
revoltingly
gross
expletive,
a
vulgar
gesture,
full
of
language
so
vulgar
it
should
have
been
edited
common
vernacular
vulgar
being
or
characteristic
of
or
appropriate
to
everyday
language,
common
parlance,
a
vernacular
term,
vernacular
speakers,
the
vulgar
tongue
of
the
masses,
the
technical
and
vulgar
names
for
an
animal
species
common
plebeian
vulgar
unwashed
of
or
associated
with
the
great
masses
of
people,
the
common
people
in
those
days
suffered
greatly,
behavior
that
branded
him
as
common,
his
square
plebeian
nose,
a
vulgar
and
objectionable
person,
the
unwashed
masses
coarse
common
rough-cut
uncouth
vulgar
lacking
refinement
or
cultivation
or
taste,
he
had
coarse
manners
but
a
first-rate
mind,
behavior
that
branded
him
as
common,
an
untutored
and
uncouth
human
being,
an
uncouth
soldier--a
real
tough
guy,
appealing
to
the
vulgar
taste
for
violence,
the
vulgar
display
of
the
newly
rich
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