Übersetzung für 'despicable' von Englisch nach Deutsch

despicable {adj}

abscheulich

verachtenswert

widerwärtig

jämmerlich

ekelhaft

schnöde

verabscheuungs­würdig

verrucht

verächtlich [verachtenswert]

kläglich [erbärmlich]

niederträchtig [geh.]

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despicable act

Niederträchtigkeit {f} [gemeine Handlung]

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Despicable Me [Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud]

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• Organize your cell. Avoid hastiness. Do not distribute despicable pamphlets.
• Comparing numerical figures relating to a current event with others that make the event seem comical, bizarre, irrelevant or despicable.
• Despise (adjective form: "despicable") means to regard with contempt or scorn.
• Dike left Earth for the sky, from which, as the constellation, she watched the despicable human race.
• The pejorative suffix may add the sense of "a despicable example of the preceding," as in Spanish "-ejo" (see below).

• One of Angle's campaign ads aired on television late in her campaign entitled "The Wave" was cited as racist and despicable by Sen. Robert Menendez.
• Lyngdoh had hit back at Narendra Modi for attacking him on religious grounds saying it was "quite despicable" and "gossip of menials" by those who have not heard of atheism.
• Wirral Council leader Janette Williamson said the shooting was "nothing less than despicable".
• Dines has spoken out on the "truly despicable online abuse" to which parliamentarians have been subjected, stating that "attacks on physical appearance, seems to be predominantly aimed at women MPs".
• Booker termed the President's military transgender ban "deplorable and despicable".

• A dark fable about aspiring immortals, an amoral banker and his despicable family, and a stalker.
• In the Bible, King Nahash of Ammon, whose name means "Snake", is depicted very negatively, as a particularly cruel and despicable enemy of the ancient Hebrews.
• Cooper acknowledges that Jesse makes all the wrong choices with this newly bequeathed gift, while commenting on the "despicable" manner in which he handles this power.
• The usage of dick to refer to a contemptible or despicable person was first attested in 1960s.
• The man is a despicable character and his resurrections gives rise to general curiosity.

• Afton returned to "Dallas" in season 3, episode 4, for Pamela and John Ross' wedding. In a heated exchange, Sue Ellen comments that "the most despicable thing J.R. ever did...was you".
• Similar to Jimmy Kimmel's Mean Tweets series, the Creep Shaming series calls out online trolls by having celebrities read offensive social media remarks and exposing specific instances of despicable behavior..
• On 25 February 2022, he called the Russian invasion of Ukraine "a despicable act of imperialism that can't be defended on any count".