Verbessere deinen Wortschatz mit diesen Adjektiven I TELC C1

Hey guys, in this video we are now learning beautiful synonyms for important adjectives. Instead of always saying good, bad or new, you can also use a lot of beautiful synonyms. This is of course especially important for, for example, exams or in the work world. So guys, we're going to take a look at the most important ones together now and at the very end there is a test where you can check your knowledge again. We start with the adjective good and nicer variants would be excellent or excellent. The exhibition was excellently organized. Or the restaurant offers an excellent selection of regional specialties. Next we have bad And as an alternative we have miserable, insufficient and lacking. Despite great effort, the result remained miserable. The employee's performance was insufficient. Or the hotel's equipment was lacking and did not meet the standard. And guys, if you like this video, please leave a like and write in the comments below if you want a second part of it. Next we have new. More beautiful variants are modern, innovative or innovative. For example, the apartment is modernly furnished. Or the researchers developed a new method to solve the problem. And the third example, the start-up presents an innovative business model. Then we have the classic adjective big. And nicer variants are huge and substantial here. The hall was huge and had room for 1000 guests. Or there is a significant difference between theory and practice. That means as much as not everything that sounds so great and simple in theory is also so easily implemented in reality. Then we have the adjective small. And here we have tiny, low and insignificant. A tiny mistake led to the collapse of the program. The influence of the measure was only small. And his contribution was in the end insignificant. Of course, insignificant means it has no meaning. So it doesn't make a difference. Then we have the adjective beautiful. And here we have appealing and aesthetic. The apartment is nicely designed. Or the design is aesthetic and functional at the same time. So that means it looks nice and is also practical. Here you also have a nicer variant of practical, namely functional. Then we have ugly. And alternatives for this are unseemly or repulsive. And these adjectives also make a bit of sense. You can understand them if you translate the individual parts. Unseemly means that I can't see it or want to. For example, the facade, that is the house from the outside. The facade looked unseemly and gray. Or his behavior was repulsive. Then we have simple and here we have three nice alternatives again. And these are uncomplicated, effortless and manageable. The operation of the device is completely uncomplicated. The task could be solved effortlessly. Or the process was clear and manageable. Then we have difficult and here we also have three nice alternatives. And that is demanding, complex and challenging. The work is very demanding in terms of expertise. That means you have to have an idea of ​​it, otherwise you can't do this work. Second, it is a complex problem. Or the task was challenging but solvable. And then we have two nice alternatives for fast. And that is fast and quick. The fire brigade was on site quickly. And the repair was carried out quickly. Well folks, here's a little test for you. You will see a sentence with the simple adjective. And then you have three options A, B or C. And you should find the more beautiful synonym. All right folks, I hope that worked out well. You will also find a download in the first comment below. I would also recommend as always. Write as many examples with these adjectives as you want below in the comments. So you train them at the same time so that you don't forget them again so quickly. And as I said, there are of course many more simple adjectives that we can turn into more beautiful ones. If you want a second part, click on like and write it in the comments. All right folks, thank you for watching. Thank you for your commitment and for watching my videos so diligently. And you know, we'll see you again soon with a new video. Take care folks, bye. Bye.