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< gen> (nearly exact, not perfectly accurate) ■ annähernd< gen> (as an approximation, not quite accurate) ■ annäherungsweise< gen> (value, number) ■ genähert< gen> ■ approximativ< math> ■ angenähertvt <tech.gen> (e.g. expected cost, values, distance) ■ schätzen vt
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