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misfit

/ˈmɪs.fɪt/

Übersetzung: Eine Person, die sich nicht in ihre Umgebung oder soziale Gruppe einfügen kann oder nicht dazuzugehören scheint. Oft jemand, der wegen abweichender Eigenschaften oder Ansichten nicht akzeptiert wird.

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noun

/ˈmɪs.fɪt/B2formal
  • deEine Person, die sich nicht in ihre Umgebung oder soziale Gruppe einfügen kann oder nicht dazuzugehören scheint. Oft jemand, der wegen abweichender Eigenschaften oder Ansichten nicht akzeptiert wird.

A noun referring to a person who is unable to adapt to their environment or social group, often feeling out of place.

  1. Social OutsiderB2informal

    A person who does not fit in with a particular group or cannot adapt to their social environment.

    deAußenseiter

    • He always felt like a misfit at school because of his unusual hobbies.
    • She was considered a misfit in the conservative office culture.
    • The novel portrays a classic misfit struggling against societal norms.
    • Many creative people see themselves as misfits in a rigid world.

    Synonymeeccentriclonermavericknonconformistoutcastoutsiderpariah

    Antonymeconformistinsider

  2. Ill-fitting ObjectB1formal

    An item, especially a garment or mechanical part, that does not fit properly.

    deNicht passender Gegenstand

    • The jacket was a misfit – too long in the sleeves and tight across the chest.
    • The technician replaced the misfit component with a correctly sized one.
    • She returned the shoes because they were a complete misfit.
    • The puzzle piece turned out to be a misfit for the empty spot.

    Synonymemismatch

Formen
  • misfits plural form
  • misfits' possessive plural form
  • misfit's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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