Translations for „jejune“ in the English » German Dictionary

je·june [ʤɪˈʤu:n] ADJ pej form

jejune (uninteresting)

fade

jejune (uninteresting)

langweilig

jejune (naive)

naiv

jejune discussion

geistlos

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English

The virtuoso moved into a jejune phase of his business career, seemingly determined to prove that when measured as a conventional businessman, he was a complete and utter disaster.

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Long passages are spoken, which makes what is sung seem even more jejune and redundant.

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All we've seen him do is pose as an oddly chivalrous vampire in a couple of jejune vampire movies.

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What once seemed cutting-edge and daringly shocking now seems distasteful and rather jejune.

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What once seemed cutting-edge and daringly shocking seems distasteful and rather jejune 40 years later.

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The book is a magnificent idea, ruined by jejune bombast.

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Our leaders go to these forums to make very jejune and ordinary pronouncements.

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Did you really think that an intelligent man would write such jejune twaddle?

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I will encourage you, however, to read "poorly thought out capsule reviews" more closely before making jejune criticisms of the author.

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We do not stand for these types of things, it's jejune and sophomoric.

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