Eigenschaften Beschreiben - Langweilig oder Interessant

Meistern Sie englische Redewendungen, die sich auf Langweiliges oder Interessantes beziehen, wie 'all the rage' und 'a wet weekend'.

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wild and woolly [Phrase]

(of an experience) filled with excitement and craziness

Ex: The party scene in this city is wild and woolly , with people dancing and singing in the streets .

to [come] to life [Phrase]

to become lively and energetic

Ex: The garden came to life with the arrival of spring , bursting with colorful blooms .

to [be] all fun and games [Phrase]

to be extremely pleasant or enjoyable

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like bees (to|around) a honeypot [Phrase]

used to refer to a situation in which something appears very attractive to a certain group of people and makes them crave it despite its potential dangers

Ex: This is the show that attracts computer industry people like bees to a honeypot .

more fun than a barrel (full|) of monkeys [Phrase]

describing a situation, activity, or experience that is extremely enjoyable, entertaining, or amusing

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Canterbury tale [Nomen]

eine Canterbury-Erzählung

Ex: The novelist weaved a Canterbury tale of intrigue , incorporating multiple plotlines that converged in a surprising climax .

Der Romanautor verwebte eine Canterbury-Geschichte voller Intrigen, die mehrere Handlungsstränge einbezog, die in einem überraschenden Höhepunkt zusammenliefen.

you have not lived [Satz]

used to strongly recommend someone to experience a particular thing

Ex: Some say you have not lived until you have tried skydiving and felt the rush of freefalling through the sky .

music to {one's} ears [Phrase]

something that brings great joy or satisfaction to someone

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feast (for|to) the (eyes‌|ears) [Phrase]

something that is very pleasant to one's eyes or ears

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heaven (on|upon) Earth [Phrase]

a situation or experience that is so blissful, joyful, or perfect that it feels like a piece of heaven or paradise has been brought down to earth

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(as|) dull as dishwater [Phrase]

extremely boring or uninteresting

Ex: I do n't know why people enjoy that show ; it 's as dull as dishwater .

all the rage [Phrase]

of the utmost interest or popularity for a specified time

Ex: In the 1920s , flapper dresses and bobbed haircuts were all the rage among young women .

to [bore] {sb} to tears [Phrase]

to make someone feel extremely bored, irritated, or frustrated, particularly by talking too much or doing things that annoys them

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to [bore] the pants off {sb} [Phrase]

to make someone feel extremely bored

Ex: Spending the weekend with my in-laws really bored the pants off me .

a wet weekend [Phrase]

a dull, boring, or disappointing experience or person

Ex: After all the anticipation , the concert was a wet weekend , lacking the excitement we had hoped for .

(as|) dry as dust [Phrase]

extremely lacking in emotion, interest, or excitement

Ex: The novel 's plot was as dry as dust , lacking any excitement or intrigue .

a barrel of (laughs|fun) [Phrase]

a person or thing that is considered a source of fun or entertainment for others

Ex: The company 's annual party was a barrel of fun , with games , music , and laughter filling the venue .

one-horse town [Adjektiv]

langweilige Kleinstadt

Ex: Wish my grandparents did n't live in that one-horse town .

Ich wünschte, meine Großeltern würden nicht in diesem Kuhdorf leben. Es ist so ein langweiliger Ort!

Eigenschaften Beschreiben
Gute Qualität oder Zustand	Schlechte Qualität oder Zustand	Langweilig oder Interessant	Comparison
Ähnlich oder Unähnlich	Ordnung und Sauberkeit	Alte & Neue Dinge	Form, Farbe & Textur
Ort & Position	Standort & Platzierung	Kompatibilität und Inkompatibilität	Eignung und Nichteignung
Nützlichkeit & Wert	Nature	Fahrzeuge	Qualitäten beschreiben