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miserable

/ˈmɪz.ər.ə.bəl/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt einen Zustand tiefen Unglücks, Elends oder körperlichen wie seelischen Leidens; auch für etwas sehr Schlechtes oder Armseliges.

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adjective

/ˈmɪz.ər.ə.bəl/A2formal
  • deBeschreibt einen Zustand tiefen Unglücks, Elends oder körperlichen wie seelischen Leidens; auch für etwas sehr Schlechtes oder Armseliges.

Describes a state of extreme unhappiness, discomfort, or suffering.

  1. Very unhappyA2formal

    Feeling or showing great unhappiness or distress.

    deUnglücklich

    • She felt miserable after hearing the bad news.
    • He was miserable living alone in a new city.
    • The rainy weather made everyone feel miserable.

    Synonymedejecteddespondentdistresseddowncastforlorngloomymorosesadsorrowfulunhappywretched

    Antonymecheerfulcontentdelightedelatedeuphoricgladhappyjoyful

  2. Deserving pityB1formal

    Arousing or deserving sympathy or compassion due to unfortunate circumstances.

    deErbärmlich

    • The miserable orphan had no one to care for him.
    • They lived in miserable conditions after the flood.
    • Her miserable plight touched everyone's heart.

    Synonymehaplesspatheticpiteouspitiablepitifulsorryunfortunatewoeful

    Antonymeblessedenviablefortunate

  3. Contemptible or despicableB2formal

    Of a very low or contemptible kind; morally base.

    deVerachtenswert

    • He made a miserable attempt to cheat on the exam.
    • That was a miserable excuse for a performance.
    • Only a miserable coward would abandon his friends.

    Synonymeabjectbasecontemptibledespicabledetestabledisgracefulexecrableignoblelowmeanpaltrypitifulshamefulsordidsorryvileworthless

    Antonymeadmirablehonorablenoblerespectableworthy

  4. Very poor qualityB1informal

    Extremely bad or inferior in quality or condition.

    deSehr schlechte Qualität

    • The hotel offered miserable service and dirty rooms.
    • They served a miserable meal that was barely edible.
    • The car was in a miserable state after the accident.

    Synonymeabysmalatrociousawfulcheapdreadfullousypatheticpitifulshoddysorryterribletrashy

    Antonymeexcellentmagnificentsuperbsuperiorwonderful

  5. Physically uncomfortableB1formal

    Causing or characterized by physical discomfort or suffering.

    deQualvoll

    • He spent a miserable night with a high fever.
    • The hikers endured miserable weather on the mountain.
    • She felt miserable from the cold and hunger.

    Synonymeachingdistressedpainfulsufferinguncomfortablewretched

    Antonymeagreeablecomfortablepleasant

  6. Contemptibly smallB2formal

    So small or meager as to be worthy of scorn.

    deErbärmlich klein

    • He was paid a miserable salary for his hard work.
    • They offered a miserable sum for the antique vase.
    • The miser gave a miserable donation to the charity.

    Synonymebeggarlymeagermeaslypaltrypatheticpitifulscantysorry

    Antonymeampleconsiderablegeneroussignificantsubstantial

Formen
  • more miserable comparative form
  • most miserable superlative form
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