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1 selective
adjective* * *[-tiv]adjective (having the power of choice and using it, especially carefully: She is very selective about clothes.) wählerisch* * *se·lec·tive[sɪˈlektɪv, AM sə-]2. (choosing the best) ausgewählt\selective breeding Zuchtwahl fto be \selective in effect gezielt wirken4. COMPUT wahlweise, selektiv, trennscharf* * *[sI'lektɪv]adj1) wählerisch; reader kritisch, anspruchsvollselective examination — Auslese- or Auswahlprüfung f
selective process — Auslese- or Auswahlverfahren nt
to be selective in sth — in etw (dat)
he was very selective in buying shoes we can't treat everything, we have to be selective — er war beim Schuhkauf sehr wählerisch wir können nicht alles abhandeln, wir müssen eine Auswahl treffen or selektiv vorgehen or (choose carefully) wählerisch sein
a more selective approach to the available material... — wenn Sie aus dem vorhandenen Material etwas kritischer auswählen würden...
a very selective admission procedure — ein stark aussiebendes Aufnahmeverfahren
the computer program has to be made more selective — man sollte mehr Wahlmöglichkeiten in das Computerprogramm einbauen
selective breeding (Agr) — selektive Züchtung, Zuchtwahl f
selective strike (Mil) — gezielter Angriff; (Ind) Schwerpunktstreik m
2) radio trennscharf, selektiv* * *selective [sıˈlektıv] adj (adv selectively)1. auswählend, Auswahl…:2. Auslese…:3. ELEK selektiv, trennscharf:selective circuit Trennkreis m4. a) selektivb) wählerisch (in in dat)* * *adjective(using selection) selektiv; (careful in one's choice) wählerisch* * *adj.Auswahl- präfix.auswählend adj.selektiv adj.trennscharf adj. -
2 selective
to be \selective about sth bei etw dat wählerisch sein;to have a \selective memory (pej, hum) ein selektives Erinnerungsvermögen haben (pej, hum)2) ( choosing the best) ausgewählt;\selective breeding Zuchtwahl fto be \selective in effect gezielt wirken
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