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1 desirability
* * *de·sir·abil·ity[dɪˌzaɪərəˈbɪləti, AM dɪˌzaɪrəˈbɪlət̬i]n no pl1. (desirable quality) erstrebenswerte Eigenschaftpeople seem to disagree about the \desirability of reform die Menschen scheinen sich uneins darüber zu sein, ob Reformen erstrebenswert sindshe need have no doubts about her \desirability sie braucht keine Zweifel in Bezug auf ihre Attraktivität zu hegen* * *[dI"zaIərə'bIlItɪ]nWünschbarkeit fthey discussed the desirability of launching the product in July — sie erörterten, ob es wünschenswert sei, das Produkt im Juli auf den Markt zu bringen
in his eyes this only increased her desirability — das machte sie in seinen Augen umso begehrenswerter
in order to increase the desirability of these houses — um die Attraktivität dieser Häuser zu erhöhen
* * ** * *n.Begierigkeit f.Erwünschtheit f.
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