lasch

lax / feeble / limp (wenig benutzt)

English meaning: lax / feeble / limp (wenig benutzt)
CEFR level: C1 — Advanced
Vocabulary package: Describing Personality
Dictionary: German words with L

lasch in a sentence

Seine lasche Einstellung zum Lernen war unproduktiv.
His lax attitude toward learning was unproductive.

Comparative and superlative

lasch → lascher → am laschesten

Where lasch comes from

aus dem Niederdeutschen vom mittelniederdeutschen Adjektiv lasch „schlaff, schlapp“; verwandt mit dem Verb lassen

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Words that go with lasch

altklugprecocious(ly) = having developed certain abilities or proclivities at an earlier age than usual anzüglichsuggestive / lewd die Betriebsamkeitan active nature / activity die Externalisierungexternalization die Extrovertiertheitextroversion fadenscheinigthreadbare / specious / worn out das Faiblea penchant / liking / weakness penchant = a strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do something.feinsinnigfine / subtle forschbrisk / rigorous / dashing das Gebarenbehavior / conduct (wenig benutzt)gefügigsubmissive / obedient die Genialitätingeniousness / genius

Questions about lasch

What is the comparative of lasch?

lasch → lascher → am laschesten.

What does lasch mean in English?

lasch means "lax / feeble / limp (wenig benutzt)". For example: "Seine lasche Einstellung zum Lernen war unproduktiv." — "His lax attitude toward learning was unproductive."

What level is lasch in German?

lasch is a C1 word — c1 — advanced. It belongs to the describing personality vocabulary.

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