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1 a mutual friend of ours
• ein gemeinsamer FreundEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > a mutual friend of ours
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2 mutual
adjective1) gegenseitig; beiderseitig [Einvernehmen, Vorteil, Bemühung]; wechselseitig [Abhängigkeit]I can't bear you! - The feeling's mutual — Ich kann dich nicht riechen! - Das beruht auf Gegenseitigkeit
to our mutual satisfaction/benefit — zu unser beider Zufriedenheit/Nutzen
2) (coll.): (shared) gemeinsam [Interesse, Freund, Abneigung usw.]* * *['mju: uəl]1) (given etc by each of two or more to the other(s): mutual help; Their dislike was mutual.) gegenseitig2) (common to, or shared by, two or more: a mutual friend.) gemeinsam•- academic.ru/89350/mutually">mutually* * *mu·tu·al[ˈmju:tʃu:əl]adj inv gegenseitig, beiderseitigboth countries are acting to their \mutual advantage die zwei Länder handeln so, dass es beiden zum Vorteil gereichtthe feeling is \mutual das [Gefühl] beruht auf Gegenseitigkeit\mutual agreement wechselseitige Übereinkunft\mutual consent gegenseitiges Einvernehmen [o Einverständnis]\mutual friends/interests/enemies gemeinsame Freunde/Interessen/Feinde\mutual trust gegenseitiges Vertrauen\mutual understanding gegenseitiges [o wechselseitiges] Verständnis* * *['mjuːtjʊəl]adj(= reciprocal) trust, respect, affection etc gegenseitig; (= bilateral) troop withdrawals, efforts, détente, satisfaction beiderseitig; (= shared, in common) interest, friends, dislikes etc gemeinsamthe divorce was by mutual consent — sie haben sich im gegenseitigen Einvernehmen scheiden lassen
it would be for our mutual benefit — es wäre für uns beide von Vorteil or zu unser beider Nutzen (form)
* * *1. gegen-, wechselseitig:be mutual auf Gegenseitigkeit beruhen;mutual aid gegenseitige Hilfe;mutual aid association, mutual benefit society Unterstützungsverein m auf Gegenseitigkeit;mutual building association Baugenossenschaft f;mutual contributory negligence JUR beiderseitiges Verschulden;be mutually exclusive einander oder sich ausschließen;mutual insurance (company) Versicherung(sverein) f(m) auf Gegenseitigkeit;mutual will JUR gegenseitiges Testament2. gemeinsam:mut. abk1. multilated2. mutual* * *adjective1) gegenseitig; beiderseitig [Einvernehmen, Vorteil, Bemühung]; wechselseitig [Abhängigkeit]I can't bear you! - The feeling's mutual — Ich kann dich nicht riechen! - Das beruht auf Gegenseitigkeit
to our mutual satisfaction/benefit — zu unser beider Zufriedenheit/Nutzen
2) (coll.): (shared) gemeinsam [Interesse, Freund, Abneigung usw.]* * *adj.beiderseitig adj.gegenseitig adj.gemeinsam adj.wechselseitig adj.
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