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churl

/tʃɜːl/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine grobe, ungehobelte oder geizige Person bezeichnet, oft mit fehlender Feinheit oder schlechtem Benehmen.

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noun

/tʃɜːl/C2formalveraltet
  • deSubstantiv, das eine grobe, ungehobelte oder geizige Person bezeichnet, oft mit fehlender Feinheit oder schlechtem Benehmen.

A noun referring to a rude, ill-bred, or miserly person, often characterized by a lack of refinement or a bad temper.

  1. Ill-bred personC2formal

    A person who is rude, uncultured, and lacking in refinement or manners.

    deFlegel

    • The churl at the party insulted everyone with his crude jokes.
    • Only a churl would speak so disrespectfully to the elders.
    • His behavior at the dinner table marked him as a complete churl.

    Synonymebarbarianboorclodloutoafphilistinevulgarianyahoo

    Antonymecultivatorgentlemanlady

  2. Miserly personC2formal

    A selfish individual who is unwilling to give or spend money or resources.

    deGeizhals

    • The old churl refused to donate even a penny to charity.
    • He is such a churl that he never buys a round of drinks.
    • Only a churl would hoard wealth while others starve.

    Synonymecheapskatemiserniggardpenny pincherscroogeskinflinttightwad

    Antonymespenderspendthriftwaster

  3. Bad-tempered personC2formal

    A person who is habitually irritable, grumpy, or ill-natured.

    deMürrischer Mensch

    • The churl snapped at everyone who tried to speak to him.
    • Don't be such a churl; a simple smile won't hurt you.
    • His reputation as a churl made people avoid his company.

    Synonymebearcrabcrankcrosspatchcurmudgeongrouchgrumpsourpuss

Formen
  • churls plural form
  • churls' possessive plural form
  • churl's possessive singular form
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