What does nichts für ungut in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word nichts für ungut in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use nichts für ungut in German.
The word nichts für ungut in German means nothing, nothing but, nothingness, loser, out of nowhere, nothing at all, before you know it, useless, nothing but, nothing remains except, not concern, not try, nothing special, bring nothing, not do any good, nothing going on, all gone, not be able to tolerate, not tolerate, any time, make no difference, basically nothing, out of nowhere, good for nothing. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word nichts für ungut
nothing(nicht gegeben) Ich kann nichts erkennen. I cannot see anything. |
nothing but(nur) Es gab nichts als alten Müll im Abstellraum. There was nothing but trash in the storage room. |
nothingness(die Leere) Die Rakete flog ins Nichts. The rocket flew into nothingness. |
loser([jmd/etw] ohne Wert) Dein Ehemann ist ein Nichts. Your husband is a loser. |
out of nowhere(plötzlich und unerwartet) |
nothing at all(überhaupt nichts) Ich verstehe gar nichts von Computern. I know nothing at all about computers. |
before you know it(ugs, übertragen (ganz schnell) |
useless(ugs, beleidigend (Person: unnütz) (person) Karl ist wirklich zu nichts zu gebrauchen. Karl is really useless. |
nothing but(umgangssprachlich (nur, ausschließlich) Samuel hat nichts als Probleme mit seinem neuen Auto. Samuel has nothing but problems with his new car. |
nothing remains except(keine Wahl haben) Da bleibt uns nichts anderes übrig, als zu Fuss zu gehen. There is no other option left than walking. |
not concern(jmdn nicht betreffen) Was in meinem Tagebuch steht, geht meine Mutter nicht an. My diary is none of my mother's business. |
not try(gehoben (nichts in Angriff nehmen) Er geht nichts an, er ist einfach nur faul. He isn't trying anything, he's just lazy. |
nothing special(ganz normal) Dass wir der alten Damen geholfen haben, war doch nichts Besonderes. It was quite natural that we helped that old lady. |
bring nothing(mit leeren Händen kommen) Zum Fest kommen viele Freunde, manche bringen Wein oder Bier und manche bringen nichts. There are many friends who come to the party. Some of them bring wine or beer, other bring nothing. |
not do any good(umgangssprachlich (Mühe: keinen Zweck haben) Das bringt doch nichts, wenn wir jetzt die ganze Strecke zurücklaufen und deinen Geldbeutel suchen. It doesn't do any good if go all the way back looking for your wallet. |
nothing going on(umgangssprachlich (kein Betrieb) Hier in dem öden Kaff ist einfach nichts los. There is nothing going on in the boring dump. |
all gone(aufgebraucht) |
not be able to tolerate(gesundheitlich schaden) (food: health problems) |
not tolerate(übertragen (Kritik: nicht aushalten) |
any time(gerne geschehen) (no problem) Nichts zu danken, das habe ich gern gemacht. Any time, it was my pleasure. |
make no difference(keinen Unterschied machen) |
basically nothing(umgangssprachlich (fast nichts) |
out of nowhere(plötzliche Erscheinung) |
good for nothing(Person: kein Hilfe) |
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