human

• Zu Menschen gehörend, den Menschen betreffend oder für Menschen typisch, im Unterschied zu Tieren, Maschinen oder Göttern.

Relating to or characteristic of people, as opposed to animals, machines, or gods.

1. Relating to peopleA2formal

   Of, relating to, or characteristic of people as opposed to animals or machines.

   Menschlich

   • Human beings have the ability to think and reason.
   • The human body is a complex system.
   • Human rights must be protected everywhere.

   Synonymeanthropichominidhomininemortal

   Antonymeanimaldivineinhumanmachinenonhumansubhumansuperhuman

2. Showing typical human qualitiesB1formal

   Having or showing the qualities, weaknesses, or emotions that are typical of people.

   Menschlich

   • It's only human to make mistakes.
   • She showed a very human side when she cried.
   • His reaction was perfectly human under the circumstances.

   Synonymecompassionatefalliblehumanekindmortalnaturalsympatheticunderstanding

   Antonymebestialbrutishcallouscoldheartlessinhumannonhumanunfeelingunhuman

• Substantiv, das einen Menschen bezeichnet, besonders im Unterschied zu anderen Tieren oder als Angehörigen der menschlichen Spezies.

A noun referring to a person, especially as distinguished from other animals or as a member of the human species.

1. A1formal

   A member of the species Homo sapiens; a person.

   Mensch

   • All humans are born with certain rights.
   • The study focused on the behavior of humans in groups.
   • Humans have a unique ability to use complex language.

   Synonymehuman beingindividualmortalsoul

2. Mortal beingB1formal

   A being that is subject to mortality, as opposed to a god or immortal.

   Sterblicher

   • In the myth, the hero was a human who challenged the gods.
   • The story explores the struggles of a human in a world of magic.
   • He felt like a mere human compared to the powerful creatures around him.

   Synonymeearthlinghuman beingmortal

   Antonymedeitygodimmortal