Examples of using "Übel" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Not bad.
- Not bad!
- He smells bad.
- He stinks.
She smells bad.
They smell bad.
He felt sick.
It smells bad.
Tom felt nauseous.
He felt nauseous.
Marriage, if one will face the truth, is an evil, but a necessary evil.
I feel a bit nauseous.
- Not bad.
- Not bad!
Don't you have nausea?
That will end badly.
She has a bad reputation.
It makes me feel sick.
He has poor eyesight.
You're a liar.
She felt sick.
This beach is dangerous at night.
It's a necessary evil.
- That wasn't so bad.
- That wasn't too bad.
We chose the lesser of the two evils.
He smells bad.
Don't talk about people behind their backs.
Both Tom and Mary have bad reputations.
I feel like vomiting.
That's not bad at all!
I wasn't offended by that.
Tom felt nausea coming on.
We have to stay here whether we want to or not.
- I'm not too bad at the moment.
- I'm not doing too badly at the moment.
She would often play tricks on me.
I don't blame him for this.
It is bad to hurt others.
War is bad.
What a pain!
It's totally my fault.
It was unfortunate that it rained yesterday.
It's bogus.
I'm not blaming you.
No evil is honorable; but death is honorable; therefore death is not evil.
If I eat any more, I'll be sick.
Mary woke up feeling sick in the stomach.
Don't you tend to get carsick?
- It stinks.
- It smells bad.
And the world is just getting meme-ier,
Sea, fire, and woman, three disasters.
- We must go there whether we like it or not.
- We have to go there whether we like it or not.
This book isn't too bad.
They believed that it was a necessary evil.
I feel sick whenever I see blood.
You will do it whether you like it or not.
And to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
- This food really isn't all that bad.
- This food's really not all that bad.
Have you ever felt nauseous on a train?
It smells bad.
This won't end well.
Personally, I think that corporal punishment is a necessary evil.
Pregnant women often experience morning sickness.
Tom has a very bad reputation around town.
He who fears new remedies must endure old woes.
He got a bad reputation.
Like it or not, we have to attend that meeting.
- I feel dizzy.
- I'm feeling dizzy.
- I am feeling dizzy.
- I'm dizzy.
- I feel light-headed.
What he did is very wrong.
To make matters worse, his mother became ill.
He resented that she was dating his brother.
I had half a mind to go to the concert.
You'd better not come too close to me. I'm in a bad mood.
I would rather die than surrender.
- That wasn't so bad.
- It wasn't so bad.
He felt sick.
- I feel like vomiting.
- I feel sick.
- I feel very sick. I want to throw up.
- I feel very sick. I think I'm going to throw up.
We must go there whether we like it or not.
She resented his remarks about her poor driving.
Hey man, take it easy. I'm just messing with you.
At some point, we're going to have to make some changes.
Evil comes not from technique, but from those who abuse it.
the sixth person to be mauled in what amounted to a ten hour siege...
His company went bankrupt, and to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
You shouldn't blame him for being late.
He was badly wounded.