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1 Wirkstoff
m agent, active substance* * *Wịrk|stoff active substance* * *Wirk·stoffm PHARM active substance [or agent]* * *der active agent* * *Wirkstoff m agent, active substance* * *der active agent* * *m.active agent n. -
2 ausscheiden
(unreg., trennb., -ge-)I v/t (hat ausgeschieden)II v/i (ist)1. aus einem Amt: retire from; aus einer Firma, Regierung etc.: leave; aus seinem Amt ausscheiden POL. withdraw from office; als Mitarbeiter ausscheiden leave (the employ of) the company; als Kabinettsminister ausscheiden leave one’s post as cabinet minister ( oder one’s cabinet post); nach seinem Ausscheiden aus der Firma / dem Amt after leaving the company / withdrawing from office3. (nicht infrage kommen) have to be ruled out; Person: not be eligible; sie scheidet von vornherein aus auch she can’t be considered, she’s out of the running already* * *das Ausscheidenretirement* * *aus|schei|den sep1. vt(= aussondern) to take out; esp Menschen to remove; (PHYSIOL) to excrete2. vi aux sein1) (aus einem Amt) to retire (aus from); (aus Club, Firma) to leave (aus etw sth); (SPORT) to be eliminated; (in Wettkampf) to drop out2) (=nicht in Betracht kommen Plan, Möglichkeit etc) to be ruled outdas/er scheidet aus — that/he has to be ruled out
* * *1) eliminate2) (to discharge (waste matter) from the body.) excrete* * *Aus·schei·den<->\Ausscheiden eines Gesellschafters withdrawal of a partnerfreiwilliges \Ausscheiden voluntary redundancyturnusmäßiges \Ausscheiden retirement by rotation* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1)3) (nicht in Betracht kommen)2.diese Möglichkeit/dieser Kandidat scheidet aus — this possibility/candidate has to be ruled out
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (Physiol.) excrete < waste>; eliminate, expel < poison>; exude < sweat>; (Chem.) precipitate* * *ausscheiden (irr, trennb, -ge-)A. v/t (hat ausgeschieden)3. (aussortieren) sort out (aus from), rejectB. v/i (ist)aus seinem Amt ausscheiden POL withdraw from office;als Mitarbeiter ausscheiden leave (the employ of) the company;nach seinem Ausscheiden aus der Firma/dem Amt after leaving the company/withdrawing from office2. SPORT be eliminated (aus from), drop out (of), retire (from)sie scheidet von vornherein aus auch she can’t be considered, she’s out of the running already* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1)2) (Sport) be eliminated; (aufgeben) retire2.diese Möglichkeit/dieser Kandidat scheidet aus — this possibility/candidate has to be ruled out
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb (Physiol.) excrete < waste>; eliminate, expel < poison>; exude < sweat>; (Chem.) precipitate* * *(Sport) v.to be eliminated (sports) expr. v.to discard v.to eliminate v.to weed v.to withdraw v.(§ p.,p.p.: withdrew, withdrawn) -
3 Potenz
f; -, -en1. MATH. power; zweite Potenz square; dritte Potenz cube; acht in die zweite / dritte Potenz erheben square / cube eight; acht in die vierte / fünfte etc. Potenz erheben raise eight to the power of four / five etc.3. nur Sg.; fig. ability* * *die Potenzpotency; power* * *Po|tẹnz [po'tɛnts]f -, -eneine Zahl in die sechste Potenz erheben — to raise a number to the power of six (esp Brit) or to the sixth power
die zweite/dritte Potenz zu zwei ist vier/acht — the square/cube of two is four/eight, two to the power of two/three is four/eight
die sechste Potenz zu zwei — two to the power of six (esp Brit) or to the sixth power
* * *(the result obtained by multiplying a number by itself a given number of times: 2 × 2 × 2 or 23 is the third power of 2, or 2 to the power of 3.) power* * *Po·tenz<-, -en>[poˈtɛnts]f3. (Leistungsfähigkeit) strength, power4. MATHzweite/dritte \Potenz square/cubeetw in eine bestimmte \Potenz erheben to raise sth to the power of...5. (Grad)Blödsinn in höchster \Potenz utter nonsensein höchster \Potenz (geh) to the highest degree, of the highest order* * *die; Potenz, Potenzen1) o. Pl. potency2) (Stärke) power3) (Math.) power* * *1. MATH power;zweite Potenz square;dritte Potenz cube;acht in die zweite/dritte Potenz erheben square/cube eight;acht in die vierte/fünfte etcPotenz erheben raise eight to the power of four/five etc2. nur sg; PHYSIOL potency;die Potenz steigern enhance one’s potency3. nur sg; fig ability* * *die; Potenz, Potenzen1) o. Pl. potency2) (Stärke) power3) (Math.) power* * *-en f.potency n.power n.power (exponent, Mathematics) n. m.virility n. -
4 sympathisch
Adj.1. lik(e)able, congenial, (very) pleasant, personable, (very) nice umg.; Stimme, Art, Lächeln etc.: pleasant, engaging, nice umg.; er ist mir sympathisch I think he’s nice, I like him; er ist mir überhaupt nicht sympathisch I don’t like him at all; die Sache ist mir nicht sympathisch I don’t like it ( oder this business)2. PHYSIOL. sympathetic* * *pleasant; sympathetic; nice; likeable* * *sym|pa|thisch [zʏm'paːtɪʃ]adj1) pleasant, nice, simpatico (esp US inf)er/es ist mir sympáthisch — I like him/it
er/es war mir gleich sympáthisch — I liked him/it at once, I took to him/it at once, I took an immediate liking to him/it
das ist mir gar nicht sympáthisch — I don't like it at all
2) (ANAT, PHYSIOL) sympathetic* * *sym·pa·thisch[zʏmˈpa:tɪʃ]adj nice, pleasant, likeable▪ jdm \sympathisch sein to appeal to sbsie war mir gleich \sympathisch I liked her [or took to her] at once, I took an immediate liking to her▪ [jdm] nicht \sympathisch sein to be not very appealing [to sb]es ist mir nicht gerade \sympathisch it doesn't really [or exactly] appeal to me* * *1.2.er war mir gleich sympathisch — I took to him at once; I took an immediate liking to him
adverbial in a likeable or appealing way; (angenehm) agreeably* * *sympathisch adj1. lik(e)able, congenial, (very) pleasant, personable, (very) nice umg; Stimme, Art, Lächeln etc: pleasant, engaging, nice umg;er ist mir sympathisch I think he’s nice, I like him;er ist mir überhaupt nicht sympathisch I don’t like him at all;die Sache ist mir nicht sympathisch I don’t like it ( oder this business)2. PHYSIOL sympathetic* * *1.2.er war mir gleich sympathisch — I took to him at once; I took an immediate liking to him
adverbial in a likeable or appealing way; (angenehm) agreeably* * *adj.sympathetic adj. adv.congenially adv.sympathetically adv.
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