Übersetzung für 'asinine' von Englisch nach Deutsch

asinine {adj}

töricht

dämlich [ugs.]

dumm

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asinine {adj} [pej.]

idiotisch [ugs.] [pej.]

asinine {adj} [donkeyish]

eselartig [wie ein Esel; z. B. eselartiges Tier]

• Darrell Blair-Edward Martinie Although he initially believed astrology to be "stupid" and asinine", he later became hooked.
• John Simon of "The National Review" described "The Hudsucker Proxy" as "asinine and insufferable".
• In 2017, he faulted Mueller for hiring prosecutors who have contributed to Democratic politicians, saying that his team should have had more "balance", and characterized the obstruction of justice investigation as "asinine" and that it was "taking on the look of an entirely political operation to overthrow the president".
• O du eselhafter Peierl (Oh, you asinine Peierl), composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was meant for fun, mocking, scatological humor directed at a friend of Mozart's.
• In Indonesia, some radicalists proposing December 25th as "World Moslem Convert Day" ("Hari Muallaf Sedunia"), even though some people dismiss this idea as asinine and dangerous.

• The dunce cap has also been connected with donkeys to portray the student as asinine.
• Only his barber knew of this disgraceful matter, but Midas had warned him that he would be put to death if ever he revealed to anyone the asinine state of the King's ears.
• The website's critical consensus states, "This asinine sequel should be placed under arrest."
• In 2006, he stated that these statements had been "asinine remarks" and that "only cowards and losers" choose to kill themselves.
• But there is an impossibly asinine situation when you can't have a fighting scene.

• Captain Mike Michaelis, chairman of the safety committee of the Allied Pilots Association at American Airlines said "It's pretty asinine for them to put a system on an airplane and not tell the pilots … especially when it deals with flight controls".
• Famed hardboiled-detective author Raymond Chandler referred to Vance in his essay "The Simple Art of Murder" as "the most asinine character in detective fiction."
• reality TV and asinine soaps," to the point that people are constantly immersed in trivia about celebrity culture.
• "Computer Gaming World" criticized the "asinine" copy protection, but said that it is still a good action title for those who like their play quick and simple".
• "The reply by Honasan, as quoted in the book, that we were simply asking for 'moral support' from the US government sounds artificial and asinine," the RAM leaders wrote in their article published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

• House finds it asinine how that Wilson is blaming himself for treating his patient's cancer.
• Howard Thompson of "The New York Times" loathed the film: "The picture is an altogether asinine little romp...
• Humor also plays a role in the band's songwriting; Rose has said they have "always loved a really asinine and absurdist kind of humor," and songs often use humor to counterbalance dark subject matter.