DICT.CC

ohne

prep

∙ absent [Am.] [formal]

∙ devoid (of)

∙ ex

∙ minus [coll.] [lacking]

∙ sans [literary, hum.] [without]

ohne

∙ un- [prefix]

ohne

prep

∙ excluding [without]

∙ in the absence of

DICT.CC

aufdringlich

Adverb

∙ blatantly

∙ meretriciously

aufdringlich

Adjective

∙ obtrusive

aufdringlich

Adverb

∙ obtrusively

aufdringlich

Adjective

∙ officious

aufdringlich

Adverb

∙ officiously

aufdringlich

Adjective

∙ persistent

∙ protrusive

∙ pushing

∙ garish

∙ loud [colour]

∙ overpowering [smell]

∙ pushy

∙ meddling [annoying]

∙ meddlesome

∙ blatant [visually obtrusive]

∙ bothersome

∙ brash

∙ busy [intrusive]

aufdringlich

Adverb

∙ gratingly

∙ importunably [rare]

aufdringlich

Adjective

∙ importunate

aufdringlich

Adverb

∙ importunately

aufdringlich

Adjective

∙ insistent

∙ intrusive

aufdringlich

Adverb

∙ intrusively

aufdringlich

Adjective

∙ invasive [intrusive]

∙ pragmatical [archaic] [meddlesome] [Am.]

DICT.CC

zu

prep

∙ anent [esp. Scot.] [archaic]

zu

Adverb

∙ shut [closed]

zu

Adjective

∙ closed

∙ corked [Br.]

zu

Adverb

∙ off [closed]

zu

prep

∙ re

zu

Adverb

∙ too [excessively] [preceding adjective or adverb]

∙ overly

zu

prep

∙ to

∙ unto [archaic / literary]

∙ towards

∙ toward

∙ for

∙ at

∙ in [a city or town]

DICT.CC

sein

pron

∙ his [determiner]

∙ its [determiner]

sein

Verb

∙ to be

∙ to constitute [to form]

sein

pron

∙ his [possessive]

sein

∙ [we] are

mein

pron

∙ me [my] [Br.] [coll.]

∙ mine [determiner] [archaic] [my] [used before a word beginning with a vowel or a mute h]

∙ my [determiner]

∙ mine

DICT.CC

wirken

Verb

∙ to bite [archaic] [affect]

∙ to act [work, have the function]

∙ to take effect

∙ to operate

∙ to be at work [literary] [idiom] [forces etc.: have an effect]

∙ to work [person, also: have a positive effect]

∙ to seem

∙ to come across [to seem]

∙ to appear

∙ to have an effect

∙ to take hold [drugs, drinks...]

∙ to exert (one's) influence

∙ to appeal [be attractive]

∙ to work [to be active, esp. in an occupation or field]

∙ to function

∙ to be effective [object, music etc.]

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