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adjective(pervading) durchdringend [Geruch, Feuchtigkeit, Kälte]; weit verbreitet [Ansicht]; sich ausbreitend [Gefühl]; (able to pervade) alles durchdringend* * *per·va·sive[pəˈveɪsɪv, AM pɚˈ-]the influence of Freud is \pervasive in her work der Einfluss Freuds zieht sich durch ihr gesamtes Werk\pervasive smell durchdringender Geruchall-\pervasive alles beherrschend* * *[pɜː'veIsɪv]adjsmell etc durchdringend; influence, feeling, ideas um sich greifend* * *pervasive [-sıv] adj (adv pervasively)1. durchdringend2. fig überall vorhanden, vor-, beherrschend* * *adjective(pervading) durchdringend [Geruch, Feuchtigkeit, Kälte]; weit verbreitet [Ansicht]; sich ausbreitend [Gefühl]; (able to pervade) alles durchdringend* * *adj.durchdringenden adj.
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