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proper

/ˈprɒp.ər/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das richtig, angemessen oder passend für eine bestimmte Situation ist; auch im Sinne von 'eigentlich', 'gebührend' oder 'ordentlich'.

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adjective

/ˈprɒp.ər/A2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das richtig, angemessen oder passend für eine bestimmte Situation ist; auch im Sinne von 'eigentlich', 'gebührend' oder 'ordentlich'.

Describes something that is correct, suitable, or appropriate in a given situation.

  1. Correct or appropriateA2formal

    Suitable or right for a particular situation or purpose.

    deRichtig

    • Make sure you wear proper shoes for hiking.
    • She gave a proper explanation for her absence.
    • It's not proper to interrupt someone while they are speaking.

    Synonymeappropriateaptcorrectduefitfittingrightsuitable

    Antonymeimproperinappropriateincorrectunsuitablewrong

  2. Real or genuineB1informalbritish

    Used to emphasize that something is real or complete.

    deEcht, wahrhaftig

    • He made a proper mess of the kitchen.
    • That was a proper storm last night.
    • She is a proper professional in her field.

    Synonymeactualauthenticbona fidegenuinerealtrueveritable

    Antonymeartificialboguscounterfeitfakephony

  3. Socially acceptableB1formal

    Conforming to accepted social standards or etiquette.

    deAnständig

    • It is proper to thank the host after a dinner party.
    • Proper behavior is expected at formal events.
    • She taught her children proper manners.

    Synonymeacceptedappropriateconventionalcorrectdecentfittingpoliterespectableseemlysuitable

    Antonymeimproperinappropriateindecorousunbecomingunseemly

Formen
  • more proper comparative form
  • most proper superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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