beherrscht
composed, self-controlled, mastered
Word details
- German meaning
- Etwas sehr gut können oder kontrollieren.
- English meaning
- Mastered
- Synonym
- meisterhaft, gekonnt
- German example
- Sie beherrscht mehrere Sprachen fließend.
- English example
- She has mastered several languages fluently.
- Comparative
- beherrschterSuperlative: am beherrschtesten
Related words
- Unbeherrschtheit
immoderation
- Unbeherrschtheit
recklessness
- Unbeherrschtheit
lack of self-control
- Unbeherrschtheit
Lack of self-control
- unbeherrscht
Uncontrolled means that someone lacks self-control and easily loses composure or acts impulsively.
- verlernen
To unlearn
- diszipliniert
disciplined
- obsessiv
Obsessive
- Kurzschrift
Shorthand
- Römer
Romans
- Muttersprachler
Native speaker
- Römerzeit
The Roman era is the epoch of Roman history in which the Roman Empire existed and dominated large parts of Europe.
- Apport
Retrieve
- Chasar
The Khazars were a Turkic people who dominated a large empire in southeastern Europe in the Early Middle Ages.
- gefaßt
Composed, collected
- anankastisch
Anankastic means compulsive or dominated by obsessive ideas.
- muttersprachlich
Native means that a person has learned a language from birth and is fluent in it.
- sprachgewaltig
Eloquent, articulate
- wortmächtig
Eloquent
- Repertoire
Repertoire
- Erstsprache
First language
- Seldschukin
Seljuk
- Zeichenkunst
Art of drawing
- Seldschuke
Seljuk
- unterdrückt
oppressed
- besessen
obsessed
- gefasst
Composed
- beherrschen
to master
- unkontrolliert
Uncontrolled
- wahnhaft
Delusional
- lasterhaft
Vicious, depraved
- merowingisch
Merovingian refers to the Merovingians, a Frankish dynasty that ruled the area of present-day France and parts of Germany from the 5th to the 8th century.
- seldschukisch
Seljuk
- Artist
Artist
- Meisterschaft
Mastery
- Besessenheit
Obsession
- Kontrollverlust
Loss of control
Example sentences with “beherrscht”
Er blieb auch unter Druck beherrscht. (He remained composed even under pressure.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'beherrscht' a verb or adjective?
It is the past participle of 'beherrschen' (to master), but it is commonly used as an adjective for 'self-controlled'.