Examples of using "Böser" in a sentence and their english translations:
Pinocchio, you wicked boy!
He is an evil man.
He's not an evil man.
I'm a bad boy.
Tom isn't a bad boy.
- Tom is a bad boy.
- Tom is a bad kid.
- Tom is an evil man.
- Tom is an evil person.
He's a bad boy.
- Tom is a goblin.
- Tom is an evil spirit.
Your gut isn't the best adviser.
- In this flat lives an evil spirit.
- In this apartment lives a wicked spirit.
Emperor Nero was an extremely evil tyrant.
Once there lived a very wicked king in England.
It is rumored that this house is inhabited by a demon.
Tom thinks that his computer is possessed by an evil spirit.
- It was an angry hare.
- It was the angry hare.
- You are a bad boy.
- You're a bad boy.
It was only a nightmare.
Tom and Maria dressed up as the Evil Wolf and the Little Red Riding Hood for Rosenmontag.
A truth that's told with bad intent, beats all the lies you can invent.
There is no bad will, just uncertainty when it comes to the question:
I was glad when I woke up and realised that it had all been just a bad dream.
Tom thinks that his computer is possessed by an evil spirit.
She had no cares or troubles of any sort, and every day her tasks became easier, and the years that had gone before seemed more and more like a bad dream.
At first the King would not believe it, but the old woman urged this so long, and accused her of so many evil things, that at last the King let himself be persuaded and sentenced her to death.