nicht schlecht

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Expresses the idea “fairly good or impressive” in everyday German.

Examples

  • Der Ausdruck „nicht schlecht“ passt hier gut.
    Here the intended idea is fairly good or impressive.
  • Lernende verwenden „nicht schlecht“ im Alltag.
    The example illustrates fairly good or impressive.
  • Sie sagte zum Abschied: nicht schlecht.
    The expression means fairly good or impressive.
  • Im Gespräch hörte ich „nicht schlecht“.
    In this context it conveys fairly good or impressive.
  • Er antwortete einfach: nicht schlecht.
    The speaker uses fairly good or impressive.

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Meaning

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Expresses the idea “fairly good or impressive” in everyday German.

Examples

  • Sie sagte zum Abschied: nicht schlecht.
    The expression means fairly good or impressive.
  • Der Ausdruck „nicht schlecht“ passt hier gut.
    Here the intended idea is fairly good or impressive.
  • Im Gespräch hörte ich „nicht schlecht“.
    In this context it conveys fairly good or impressive.
  • Er antwortete einfach: nicht schlecht.
    The speaker uses fairly good or impressive.
  • Lernende verwenden „nicht schlecht“ im Alltag.
    The example illustrates fairly good or impressive.

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Etymology

A fixed German combination whose words together carry the established meaning “fairly good or impressive”.

FAQ

What does nicht schlecht mean?

Expresses the idea “fairly good or impressive” in everyday German.

How is nicht schlecht used?

A standard German term used in everyday communication.

Is nicht schlecht common?

A standard German term used in everyday communication.

How is nicht schlecht pronounced?

It is pronounced as shown in the entry: nicht schlecht.

What should learners remember?

Expresses the idea “fairly good or impressive” in everyday German.

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