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adjective* * *want·ing[ˈwɒntɪŋ, AM ˈwɑ:nt̬-]adj pred▪ to be \wanting fehleninitiative is \wanting in this situation in dieser Situation fehlt es an InitiativeI think she's a little \wanting in charm meiner Meinung nach fehlt es ihr etwas an Charme3. (deficient)to be found to be \wanting sich akk als unzulänglich erweisenhe is \wanting in certain areas er weist in einigen Bereichen Defizite aufto be tried and found \wanting sich akk als unzulänglich erweisen, gewogen und [für] zu leicht befunden werden* * *['wɒntɪŋ]adjromance is wanting in the novel — diesem Roman fehlt es an Romantik
it's a good novel, but there is something wanting — der Roman ist gut, aber irgendetwas fehlt
2)(= deficient, inadequate)
he is wanting in confidence/enterprise etc — es fehlt or mangelt (geh) ihm an Selbstvertrauen/Unternehmungslust etchis courage was found wanting —
the new engine was found wanting — der neue Motor hat sich als unzulänglich erwiesen
he was (weighed in the balance and) found wanting (liter) — er wurde (gewogen und) (für) zu leicht befunden
3) (inf* * *A adjbe wanting fehlen2. be found wanting für unzureichend befunden werden:he is never found wanting auf ihn ist immer Verlass, auf ihn kann man sich immer verlassenB präp1. ohne:2. obs weniger* * *adjectivesomebody/something is wanting in something — jemandem/einer Sache fehlt es an etwas (Dat.)
* * *adj.fehlend adj.wünschend adj.
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