buschiger Bart
bushy beard
The term "buschiger Bart" is used in German to describe a beard that is thick, full, and unkempt, similar to a bush. It is often used to describe a beard that has not been trimmed or styled for some time. The term "buschig" means bushy or shrub-like, while "Bart" is the German word for beard.
Example sentences using: buschiger Bart
Er hat einen buschigen Bart.
He has a bushy beard.
This phrase is a common and simple way to describe a person with a full, thick beard in German. It uses the noun 'Bart' which means 'beard' and the adjective 'buschiger' which describes the beard as 'bushy' or 'thick'.
Ein buschiger Bart kann im Sommer heiß sein.
A bushy beard can be hot in the summer.
This sentence in German discusses the potential discomfort of having a bushy beard during the hotter months. Here, 'ein buschiger Bart' means 'a bushy beard' and 'kann im Sommer heiß sein' translates to 'can be hot in the summer'.
Sein buschiger Bart machte ihn schwer zu erkennen.
His bushy beard made it hard to recognize him.
In this German phrase, 'sein buschiger Bart' means 'his bushy beard' and 'machte ihn schwer zu erkennen' can be translated as 'made it hard to recognize him'. It suggests that the beard is so full that it obscures the person's familiar features.