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Idealismus, der* * *noun der Idealismus* * *ideal·ism[aɪˈdɪəlɪzəm, AM -ˈdi:əl-]* * *[aI'dIəlIzəm]nIdealismus m* * *idealism [aıˈdıəlızəm] s1. PHIL und fig Idealismus m2. Idealisierung f* * *noun, no pl.Idealismus, der* * *n.Idealismus m. -
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1. adjective1) ideal; vollendet [Ehemann, Gastgeber]; vollkommen [Glück, Welt]2) (embodying an idea, existing only in idea) ideell; gedacht2. nounIdeal, das* * *1. adjective(perfect: This tool is ideal for the job I have in mind.) ideal2. noun1) (a person, thing etc that is looked on as being perfect: She was clever and beautiful - in fact she was his ideal of what a wife should be.) das Ideal2) (a person's standard of behaviour etc: a man of high ideals.) das Ideal•- academic.ru/36620/idealist">idealist- idealism
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- ideally* * *[aɪˈdɪəl, -ˈdi:əl, AM -ˈdi:əl]he is the \ideal man for the job er ist genau der Richtige für diesen Job\ideal weight Idealgewicht ntto share the same \ideals die gleichen Ideale vertreten* * *[aI'dɪəl]1. nIdeal nt ( of +gen); (= model) Ideal(bild) nt ( of +gen)2. adjidealideal weight — Idealgewicht nt
he is ideal or the ideal person for the job —
in an ideal world — im Idealfall; (philosophical statement) in einer vollkommenen or idealen Welt
* * *ideal [aıˈdıəl; aıˈdiːl]1. ideal:a) vollendet, vollkommen, vorbildlich, Muster…:ideal husband Mustergatte m;b) wunderbar geeignet ( for für)2. ideell:a) Ideen…b) auf Idealen beruhendc) (nur) eingebildet3. PHILa) ideal, als Urbild existierend (Plato)b) ideal, wünschenswertc) idealistisch4. MATH ideell, uneigentlich:ideal number ideelle ZahlB s1. Ideal n:a) Leitgedanke m:of von)3. MATH Ideal n (Teilmenge eines Rings, die die Eigenschaft hat, dass mit jedem Element auch die Vielfachen des Elements und mit je zwei Elementen auch ihre Differenz zur Teilmenge gehört)* * *1. adjective1) ideal; vollendet [Ehemann, Gastgeber]; vollkommen [Glück, Welt]2) (embodying an idea, existing only in idea) ideell; gedacht2. nounIdeal, das* * *adj.ideal adj.vorbildlich adj. n.Ideal -e n. -
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adjectivetöricht [Person]; unangebracht [Eifer]; unsinnig [Bemühung]* * *mis·guid·ed[mɪsˈgaɪdɪd]adj attempt, measure unsinnig; effort, policy verfehlt; enthusiasm, idealism, zeal falsch, unangebracht; people fehlgeleitet, irregeleitet\misguided idea irrige [o falsche] Vorstellung* * *['mIs'gaIdɪd]adjtöricht; decision also, opinions irrig; (= misplaced) kindness, enthusiasm, solicitude unangebracht, fehl am PlatzI think it was misguided of you or you were misguided to accept his proposal — meiner Ansicht nach waren Sie schlecht beraten, seinen Vorschlag anzunehmen
* * *it was misguided of him to do so es war töricht von ihm, das zu tun* * *adjectivetöricht [Person]; unangebracht [Eifer]; unsinnig [Bemühung]* * *adj.irregeleitet adj.verleitet adj. -
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adjective(Philos.) transzendental* * *trans·cen·den·tal[ˌtræn(t)senˈdentəl, AM -t̬əl]* * *["trnsen'dentl]adjüberirdisch; (PHILOS) transzendental; vision transzendierendtranscendental meditation —
transcendental number (Math) — transzendente Zahl, Transzendente f
* * *transcendental [ˌtrænsenˈdentl]A adj (adv transcendentally)1. PHIL transzendental:a) Scholastik: alle Kategorien und Gattungsbegriffe übersteigendtranscendental idealism transzendentaler Idealismus;transcendental object reales Objekt;2. übernatürlich, -menschlich3. erhaben, überlegen4. abstrakt (Vorstellungen etc)transcendental number → B 16. transcendental meditation transzendentale Meditation (eine auf Hindu-Traditionen aufbauende Meditationstechnik)B s1. MATH transzendente Zahl* * *adjective(Philos.) transzendental* * *adj.metaphysisch adj.transzendent (Mathematik) adj.übersinnlich adj. -
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attempt, measure unsinnig; effort, policy verfehlt; enthusiasm, idealism, zeal falsch, unangebracht; people fehlgeleitet, irregeleitet;\misguided idea irrige [o falsche] Vorstellung;to be \misguided in sth mit etw falschliegen
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idealism — index casuistry Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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