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straight·away[ˌstreɪtəˈweɪ, AM -t̬əˈ-]we don't have to go \straightaway, do we? wir müssen doch nicht jetzt gleich gehen, oder?* * *straightaway [ˌ-əˈweı; ˈ-ə-]A adj gerade, geradlinig (auch fig)B adv sofort, auf der Stelle, gleichC s SPORT US (Gegen-, Ziel) Gerade f* * *adj.auf Anhieb ausdr. adv.stracks adv. -
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6 straightaway measurement
straightaway measurement direkte Messung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > straightaway measurement
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7 Why didn't you tell me straightaway?
expr.Hättest du das doch gleich gesagt! ausdr.English-german dictionary > Why didn't you tell me straightaway?
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8 duly
adverb2) (sufficiently) ausreichend; hinreichend* * ** * *adv inv1. (appropriately) gebührend, in angemessener Weisehe \duly apologized er entschuldigte sich gebührend* * *['djuːlɪ]adv1) (= properly) elect, note, sign ordnungsgemäß, vorschriftsmäßigto be duly grateful/sympathetic/impressed — gebührend dankbar/mitfühlend/beeindruckt sein
I was duly surprised — ich war entsprechend überrascht
2) (= as expected) wie erwartet; (= in due course) dann auchhe duly obliged —
she duly went to China in April — wie erwartet fuhr sie im April nach China, so fuhr sie dann im April nach China
* * *1. ordnungsgemäß, vorschriftsmäßig, gehörig, richtig, wie es sich gehört:duly authorized representative ordnungsgemäß ausgewiesene(r) Vertreter(in)2. gebührend3. rechtzeitig, pünktlich* * *adverb1) (rightly, properly) ordnungsgemäß2) (sufficiently) ausreichend; hinreichend* * *adv.ordnungsmäßig adv.richtig adv. -
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11 duly
1) ( appropriately) gebührend, in angemessener Weise;he \duly apologized er entschuldigte sich gebührend2) ( punctually) pünktlich;( straightaway) prompt;( at the expected time) wie erwartet
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straightaway — index direct (straight), forthwith, right (direct) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
straightaway — [strāt′ə wā΄; ] for adv. [ strāt΄ə wā′] adj. extending in a straight line n. 1. a racetrack, or part of a track, that extends in a straight line 2. a straight and level stretch of highway adv. at once; without delay … English World dictionary
Straightaway — Infobox television show name = Straightaway format = Drama picture format = Black and white runtime = 30 minutes starring = John Ashley Brian Kelly country = United States network = ABC first aired = October 6, 1961 last aired = April 4, 1962… … Wikipedia
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straightaway — /strayt euh way /, adj. 1. straight onward, without turn or curve, as a racecourse. n. 2. a straightaway course or part. adv. 3. immediately; right away. [1870 75; from phrase straight away] * * * … Universalium
straightaway — straight|a|way1 [ streıtə,weı ] noun singular AMERICAN a straight part of a race track straightaway straight|a|way 2 [ streıtə,weı ] adverb STRAIGHT AWAY … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
straightaway — 1 adverb at once; immediately: Let s start work straightaway. 2 noun (singular) AmE the straight part of a racetrack; straight 3 (3) BrE … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
straightaway — straight away UK / US or straightaway UK [ˌstreɪtəˈweɪ] / US [ˈstreɪtəˌweɪ] adverb immediately They can t pay me straight away. I knew straight away it was a bad injury … English dictionary
straightaway — straight•a•way adj., n. [[t]ˈstreɪt əˌweɪ[/t]] adv. [[t] ˈweɪ[/t]] adj. 1) straight onward in course 2) a straightaway stretch 3) immediately … From formal English to slang
straightaway — I. adverb Date: 1662 without hesitation or delay II. adjective Date: 1874 1. proceeding in a straight line ; continuous in direction 2. immediate III. noun Date: 1878 … New Collegiate Dictionary
straightaway — 1. noun A straight section of a racetrack. 2. adverb At once; immediately. 3. adjective extending into the distance in a straigh … Wiktionary