意思
To imagine the worst possible outcome.
文化背景
Germans are often stereotyped as being very direct. This idiom is a common way to soften a critique of someone's attitude. In Austria, the phrase is used similarly, but often with a slightly more relaxed tone in casual conversation.
Use it as advice
It is most effective when used as a friendly piece of advice to someone who is overthinking.
意思
To imagine the worst possible outcome.
Use it as advice
It is most effective when used as a friendly piece of advice to someone who is overthinking.
自我测试
Complete the phrase.
Mal nicht den Teufel an die ____.
The idiom is 'den Teufel an die Wand malen'.
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1 练习Mal nicht den Teufel an die ____.
The idiom is 'den Teufel an die Wand malen'.
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常见问题
1 个问题It is better to avoid it in formal writing. Use 'pessimistisch sein' instead.
相关表达
Schwarzmalen
synonymTo be pessimistic
Den Teufel heraufbeschwören
similarTo invite trouble
