Übersetzung für 'imbecile' von Englisch nach Deutsch

imbecile {adj}

schwachsinnig

dumm

imbezil [veraltet]med.psych.

beschränkt [Person]

geistesschwach

blödsinnig [ugs.]

blöd [ugs.]

imbezill [veraltet]med.psych.

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imbecile {adj} [pej.]

idiotisch [ugs.] [pej.]

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imbecile [pej.]

Dummkopf {m} [pej.]

Blödmann {m} [pej.]

imbecile [coll.]

Schwachkopf {m} [pej.]

imbecile [coll.] [pej.]

Idiot {m} [ugs.] [pej.]

imbecile

Volltrottel {m} [ugs.]

Schwachsinniger {m}

Depp {m} [ugs.]

imbecile [female]

Schwachsinnige {f}

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more imbecile {adj}

geistesschwächer

most imbecile {adj}

geistesschwächste

• Another principal concern of East's was the existing social policy, and his perception that it favored the "imbecile" over the "genius", and that the continued use of public funds to this end would have negligible value, if not directly causing harm.
• Nickie Morrison – Eldest son of Morrison's. Has become an imbecile because of meningitis. Appeared in "Friends in Low Places".
• He was once described as an "Australian imbecile" but was a gifted debater and art critic. A pamphleteer for the I.F.L., he also wrote for other periodicals.
• Douglas Cassel, would criticize him as a "little imbecile" in private letters to Charles Le Gendre.
• Stories describe him as an "imbecile" and violently insane. He was kept under lock and key from childhood at Queensberry House in Edinburgh, now part of the Scottish Parliament complex.

• His first published work, "Les douze chants d'un imbecile", appeared in 1951.
• Eventually there was a mental decline: according to Rogers, Rose was an imbecile by the time of his death in Brighton, on 29 April 1843.
• She told a local newspaper that only an imbecile would work this hard without being elected, and that putting all the effort working with citizens for the past four years has been a waste of time because she ended up losing the election.
• The Doctor confiscated the gas and formula to prevent its misuse, referring to the weapon as "the imbecile's gas", referencing his assertion in "Revenge of the Cybermen" that "Harry Sullivan is an imbecile!
• In November 2013, Cappachione branded footballer Mario Balotelli 'an imbecile' for refusing to rule out links with the Italian mafia ahead of the World Cup qualifier between Italy and Armenia.

• Despite being pejorative, in its day the term was considered, along with "idiot", "imbecile", and "moron", to be a relatively precise psychiatric classification.
• And it is the sort of thing only a boy, or one who is practically an imbecile, would have thought of doing."
• It added the categories of "lunatic" and "imbecile" to those recorded as infirm.
• Kirsanoff had no illusions about what he had made: he described the film as "Terrible, childish, stupid, merely amusing…an imbecile wrote the story".
• The Doctor also refers to Sullivan as "the imbecile", a reference to the Fourth Doctor serial "Revenge of the Cybermen", where the Doctor shouted "Harry Sullivan is an imbecile!

• The proportion of Black individuals confined in establishments for "flawed and imbecile" patients increased throughout the late 19th and early 20th century.
• The issue with Arilou is that she may not be a Lost at all, but rather an imbecile.
• However, the term "imbecile" quickly passed into vernacular usage as a derogatory term.
• A fierce critic of former President Traian Băsescu, he called him an "imbecile" for referring to the "imbecile" attitude of a minister during summer 2008 floods, and once shouted, "The President is the last Sauron to rule in this realm of darkness!
• He states that women have been treated like imbecile children; and blames men for exercising unbridled harassment on women.