impractical in German
impractical in German is unpraktisch, unbrauchbar, unnütz — impractical means not sensible or realistic to do; unworkable in practice.
impractical in German
unpraktisch
Not practical; impracticable.
unbrauchbar
Not practical; impracticable.
unnütz
Not practical; impracticable.
untauglich
Not practical; impracticable.
What does "impractical" mean?
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adj Not sensible or realistic to do; unworkable in practice.
"Building a swimming pool in the tiny back garden was completely impractical."
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impractical in a sentence
- Building a swimming pool in the tiny back garden was completely impractical.
- His plan sounded clever but was impractical once you looked at the budget.
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What is "impractical" in German?
"impractical" in German is unpraktisch, unbrauchbar, unnütz. impractical means: Not sensible or realistic to do; unworkable in practice.
How do you use "impractical" in a sentence?
Example: "Building a swimming pool in the tiny back garden was completely impractical." In German, "impractical" is unpraktisch, unbrauchbar, unnütz.
Are there other ways to say "impractical" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "impractical": unpraktisch, unbrauchbar, unnütz, untauglich.
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