DE German dictionary: eklatant
eklatant has 50 translations in 11 languages
translations of eklatant
- flagrant (a) [offenkundig]
- glaring (a) [offenkundig, blatant, obvious]
- blatant (a) [offenkundig]
- striking (a) [offenkundig]
- spectacular (a) [auffällig]
- sensational (informal)
- blatantly
DE ES Spanish 6 translations
- manifiesto (a) [auffällig] {m}
- flagrante (adj) [obvious, on show]
- descarado (adj) [obvious, on show]
- evidente (adj) [obvious, on show]
- obvio (adj) [obvious, on show]
- ostensible (adj) [obvious, on show]
DE FR French 5 translations
- éclatant (a) [offenkundig]
- sensationnel (a) [auffällig]
- flagrant (adj) [obvious, on show]
- clair (adj) [obvious, on show]
- évident (adj n) [blatant, obvious]
DE IT Italian 7 translations
DE PT Portuguese 3 translations
DE SV Swedish 6 translations
- eklatant (a) [offenkundig, auffällig]
- påfallande (a) [offenkundig]
- odisputabel (a) [offenkundig]
- effektfull (a) [auffällig]
- iögonfallande (a) [auffällig]
- uppenbar (adj n) [blatant, obvious, obvious, on show]
DE CS Czech 4 translations
- flagrantní (adj) [obvious, on show]
- do očí bijicí (adj) [obvious, on show] (adj)
- do nebe volající (adj) [obvious, on show] (adj)
- bezostyšný (adj) [obvious, on show] (adj)
DE BG Bulgarian 4 translations
DE RU Russian 5 translations
- очевидный (a) [offenkundig] (adj)
- сенсационный (a) [auffällig]
- очеви́дный (adj n) [blatant, obvious, obvious, on show] (adj)
- я́вный (adj n) [blatant, obvious, obvious, on show] (adj n)
- вопию́щий (adj n) [blatant, obvious, obvious, on show] (adj)
DE FI fi 2 translations
- räikeä (adj n) [blatant, obvious]
- silmiinpistävä (adj n) [blatant, obvious] (adj)
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