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mysterious

/mɪˈstɪə.ri.əs/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das schwer oder unmöglich zu verstehen, zu erklären oder zu identifizieren ist; oft geheimnisvoll, rätselhaft oder undurchschaubar.

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adjective

/mɪˈstɪə.ri.əs/B1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das schwer oder unmöglich zu verstehen, zu erklären oder zu identifizieren ist; oft geheimnisvoll, rätselhaft oder undurchschaubar.

Describes something that is difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify.

  1. Difficult to understand or explainB1formal

    Something that is not easily understood or explained; puzzling or enigmatic.

    deRätselhaft

    • The ancient ruins have a mysterious origin that scholars are still debating.
    • She gave him a mysterious smile that he couldn't interpret.
    • The disappearance of the plane remains one of the most mysterious events in aviation history.

    Synonymearcanebafflingcrypticenigmaticincomprehensibleinexplicableobscureperplexingpuzzlingunfathomable

    Antonymeapparentclearcomprehensibleevidentexplicableintelligibleknownobviousplainunderstandable

  2. Having a hidden or secret qualityB2formal

    Characterized by a quality that is not immediately obvious or apparent to the senses or intellect.

    deGeheimnisvoll

    • The forest had a mysterious atmosphere that made the hikers feel uneasy.
    • His mysterious behavior raised suspicions among his colleagues.
    • There was a mysterious light flickering in the abandoned house.

    Synonymearcanecovertcrypticenigmaticinexplicableinscrutableobscureoccultunfathomableveiled

    Antonymeapparentclearevidentobviousplaintransparent

Formen
  • more mysterious comparative form
  • most mysterious superlative form
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