old-fashioned

Meanings of "old-fashioned" in German English Dictionary : 4 result(s)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Deutsch
General
1	General	old-fashioned	altmodisch [adj]
2	General	old-fashioned	unmodern [adj]
3	General	old-fashioned	alter Schule
Business
4	Business	old-fashioned	altmodisch [adj]

Meanings of "old-fashioned" with other terms in English German Dictionary : 150 result(s)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Deutsch
General
1	General	hoar-headed (old-fashioned)	grauhaarig [adj]
2	General	impassible (old-fashioned)	unempfindlich [adj]
3	General	gemmy (old-fashioned)	funkelnd [adj]
4	General	harum-scarum (old-fashioned)	ungestüm [formal] [adj]
5	General	forbearant (old-fashioned)	unterlassend [adj]
6	General	dull (old-fashioned) (person)	einfältig (Person) [formal] [adj]
7	General	dull (old-fashioned) (person)	beschränkt [adj]
8	General	dull-witted (old-fashioned)	einfältig (Person) [formal] [adj]
9	General	dull-witted (old-fashioned)	beschränkt [adj]
10	General	conventionary (old-fashioned)	vertragsmäßig [adj]
11	General	corking (old-fashioned)	famos (veraltet) [adj]
12	General	costive (old-fashioned)	knausrig [adj]
13	General	capital (old-fashioned)	famos (veraltet) [adj]
14	General	swell (old-fashioned)	großartig [adj]
15	General	splendid (old-fashioned)	großartig [adj]
16	General	splendid (old-fashioned)	grandios [adj]
17	General	splendid (old-fashioned)	fabelhaft [adj]
18	General	splendid (old-fashioned)	fantastisch [adj]
19	General	splendid (old-fashioned)	phantastisch [adj]
20	General	tintinnabulary (old-fashioned)	klingelnd [adj]
21	General	quaintly old-fashioned	liebenswert altmodisch [adj]
22	General	ripping (old-fashioned)	famos (veraltend) [adj]
23	General	pell-mell (old-fashioned)	holterdiepolter (veraltet) [adv]
24	General	pell-mell (old-fashioned)	stürmisch [adv]
25	General	pell-mell (old-fashioned)	ungestüm [formal] [adv]
26	General	pell-mell (old-fashioned)	wild [adv]
27	General	pell-mell (old-fashioned)	polternd [adv]
28	General	needful (old-fashioned)	arm [adv]
29	General	lickety-split (old-fashioned)	pfeilschnell [adv]
30	General	lickety-split (old-fashioned)	wie der Blitz [adv]
31	General	lickety-split (old-fashioned)	blitzschnell [adv]
32	General	aright (old-fashioned)	recht [adv]
33	General	aright (old-fashioned)	zu Recht [adv]
34	General	aright (old-fashioned)	richtig [adv]
35	General	pauper (old-fashioned)	Arme [m]
36	General	philanderer (old-fashioned)	Casanova [m]
37	General	philanderer (old-fashioned)	Frauenheld [m]
38	General	philanderer (old-fashioned)	Schürzenjäger (veraltend) [pejorativ] [m]
39	General	nincompoop (old-fashioned)	Einfaltspinsel (veraltet) [pejorativ] [m]
40	General	ninny (old-fashioned)	Dummkopf [m]
41	General	ninny (old-fashioned)	Blödmann [m]
42	General	ninny (old-fashioned)	Hohlkopf [m]
43	General	ninny (old-fashioned)	Blödian [pejorativ] [m]
44	General	ninny (old-fashioned)	Schwachkopf [m]
45	General	mariner (old-fashioned)	Seemann [poetisch] [m]
46	General	minikin (old-fashioned)	Zwerg [m]
47	General	minikin (old-fashioned)	Winzling [m]
48	General	jape (old-fashioned)	Spaß [m]
49	General	jape (old-fashioned)	Gag [m]
50	General	jape (old-fashioned)	Witz [m]
51	General	juggins (old-fashioned)	unbedarfter Mensch [formal] [pejorativ] [m]
52	General	juggins (old-fashioned)	blauäugiger Mensch [m]
53	General	juggins (old-fashioned)	Naivling [m]
54	General	looking glass (old-fashioned)	Spiegel [m]
55	General	helpmeet (formal) (old-fashioned)	Gefährte [m]
56	General	icebox (old-fashioned)	Kühlschrank [m]
57	General	icebox (old-fashioned)	Eiskasten [Ös.] [m]
58	General	icebox (old-fashioned)	Eisschrank (veraltend) [m]
59	General	innkeeper (old-fashioned)	Kneipier [Norddt.][Mitteldt.] [m]
60	General	innkeeper (old-fashioned)	Schankwirt [m]
61	General	innkeeper (old-fashioned)	Kneipenwirt [Norddt.][Mitteldt.] [m]
62	General	innkeeper (old-fashioned)	Kröger [Norddt.] [m]
63	General	funk (old-fashioned)	Drückeberger [m]
64	General	gallant (old-fashioned)	Galan (veraltet) [m]
65	General	glutton (old-fashioned)	Bärenmarder [m]
66	General	glutton (old-fashioned)	Gierling [m]
67	General	glutton (old-fashioned)	Vielfraß [m]
68	General	glutton (old-fashioned)	Giermagen [m]
69	General	gumshoe (old-fashioned)	Detektiv [m]
70	General	fancy man (old-fashioned)	Liebhaber [m]
71	General	fancy man (old-fashioned)	Hausfreund [m]
72	General	fancy man (old-fashioned)	Galan [humor.] [m]
73	General	fancy man (old-fashioned)	Amant [poetisch] [m]
74	General	fellow (becoming old-fashioned)	Typ [m]
75	General	fellow (becoming old-fashioned)	Kerl [m]
76	General	fellow (becoming old-fashioned)	Bursche (veraltend) [m]
77	General	fink (old-fashioned)	Naderer [Ös.][pejorativ] [m]
78	General	fink (old-fashioned)	Denunziant [m]
79	General	drug peddler (old-fashioned)	Rauschgifthändler [m]
80	General	druggist (old-fashioned)	Drogist [m]
81	General	druggist (old-fashioned)	Apotheker [m]
82	General	druggist (old-fashioned)	Pharmazeut [m]
83	General	ejaculation (old-fashioned)	Ausruf [m]
84	General	emporium (old-fashioned)	Kolonialwarenladen [m]
85	General	engine driver (old-fashioned)	Lokführer [m]
86	General	engine driver (old-fashioned)	Triebfahrzeugführender (Bahn) [Schw.] [m]
87	General	engine driver (old-fashioned)	Lokomotivführer [m]
88	General	engine driver (old-fashioned)	Zugsführer [Ös.] [m]
89	General	engine driver (old-fashioned)	Triebfahrzeugführer [m]
90	General	engine driver (old-fashioned)	Triebwagenführer [m]
91	General	dandy (old-fashioned)	Fant [pejorativ] [m]
92	General	dandy (old-fashioned)	Geck [m]
93	General	dandy (old-fashioned)	Stutzer [m]
94	General	dandy (old-fashioned)	Schickimicki [m]
95	General	dandy (old-fashioned)	Lackaffe [m]
96	General	demurrer (old-fashioned)	Rechtseinwand (gegen etwas) [m]
97	General	desperado (old-fashioned)	Bandit [m]
98	General	desperado (old-fashioned)	Brigant [m]
99	General	dick (old-fashioned)	Detektiv [m]
100	General	cobbler (old-fashioned)	Flickschuster (veraltet) [m]
101	General	cobbler (old-fashioned)	Schuster [m]
102	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Wichtigtuer [m]
103	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Großmaul [m]
104	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Piefke [Norddt.] [m]
105	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Angeber [m]
106	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Prahlhans (veraltet) [m]
107	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Maulheld (veraltet) [pejorativ] [m]
108	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Schaumschläger [m]
109	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Renommist [formal] [m]
110	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Aufschneider [m]
111	General	cockalorum (old-fashioned)	Windmacher [m]
112	General	collier (old-fashioned)	Häuer [Ös.] [m]
113	General	collier (old-fashioned)	Bergarbeiter [m]
114	General	collier (old-fashioned)	Hauer [m]
115	General	collier (old-fashioned)	Bergmann [m]
116	General	cordial (old-fashioned)	Likör [m]
117	General	corker (old-fashioned)	Knaller [m]
118	General	corker (old-fashioned)	Knüller [m]
119	General	corker (old-fashioned)	Hammer [m]
120	General	cove (old-fashioned)	Kerl [m]
121	General	cove (old-fashioned)	Typ [m]
122	General	cove (old-fashioned)	Bursche (veraltend) [m]
123	General	chap (becoming old-fashioned)	Typ [m]
124	General	chap (becoming old-fashioned)	Kerl [m]
125	General	chap (becoming old-fashioned)	Bursche (veraltend) [m]
126	General	chit (of a girl) (old-fashioned)	Fratz [pejorativ] [m]
127	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Lackel [Bayr.][Ös.] [m]
128	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Lümmel [m]
129	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Rüpel [m]
130	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Rohling [m]
131	General	churl (old-fashioned)	ungehobelter Kerl [m]
132	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Flegel [m]
133	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Grobian [m]
134	General	churl (old-fashioned)	Klotz [Norddt.] [m]
135	General	clodpole (old-fashioned)	Holzkopf [m]
136	General	clodpole (old-fashioned)	Dummkopf [m]
137	General	clodpole (old-fashioned)	Armleuchter [m]
138	General	clodpole (old-fashioned)	Schafskopf [m]
139	General	aerodrome (old-fashioned)	Flugplatz [m]
140	General	beau (old-fashioned)	Galan [humor.] [m]
141	General	beau (old-fashioned)	Amant [poetisch] [m]
142	General	beau (old-fashioned)	Hausfreund [m]
143	General	beau (old-fashioned)	Liebhaber [m]
144	General	blackguard (old-fashioned)	Lump [poetisch] [m]
145	General	blackguard (old-fashioned)	Schurke [poetisch] [m]
146	General	blackguard (old-fashioned)	Schuft [poetisch] [m]
147	General	bloke (becoming old-fashioned)	Bursche (veraltend) [m]
148	General	bloke (becoming old-fashioned)	Kerl [m]
149	General	bloke (becoming old-fashioned)	Typ [m]
150	General	bobby (old-fashioned)	Polizist [m]