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41 welcome
wel·come [ʼwelkəm] vt1) ( greet gladly)to \welcome sb jdn willkommen heißen;to \welcome sb warmly jdn herzlich willkommen heißen2) ( be glad of)to \welcome sth etw begrüßen;the new appointment has been widely \welcomed die neue Ernennung ist weithin begrüßt worden nthey were given a warm \welcome man bereitete ihnen einen herzlichen Empfang;to be given a hero's/heroine's \welcome wie ein Held/eine Heldin empfangen werdenspeech of \welcome Begrüßungsansprache fPHRASES:to outstay [or overstay] one's \welcome länger bleiben, als man erwünscht ist;he outstayed his \welcome as Mayor er war zu lange Bürgermeister adj1) ( gladly received) willkommen;to be \welcome willkommen sein;you're always \welcome;you'll always be \welcome du bist immer willkommen;a \welcome guest ein willkommener [o gern gesehener] Gast;to make sb very \welcome jdn sehr freundlich aufnehmen;the restaurant made the children very \welcome das Restaurant war sehr kinderfreundlich2) ( wanted) willkommen;( pleasant) angenehm;she was a \welcome addition to the team sie war eine willkommene Bereicherung für die Mannschaft;\welcome change willkommene Veränderung;that drink was most \welcome! der Drink kam gerade recht!3) ( willingly permitted)to be \welcome to do sth;you're \welcome to use the garage while we're away Sie können gerne unsere Garage benutzen, solange wir nicht da sind;if they want to change the rules, they are \welcome to try ( iron) wenn sie die Regeln ändern wollen, sollen sie es nur versuchen4) ( replying to thanks)thank you very much - you're \welcome vielen Dank - nichts zu danken [o keine Ursache] [o gern geschehen] interj\welcome, come in hallo, komm rein;\welcome to Cambridge [herzlich] willkommen in Cambridge;\welcome to our humble abode ( hum) willkommen in unserem bescheidenen Heim;\welcome aboard naut willkommen an Bord;\welcome back/ home willkommen zu Hause -
42 conservative
conservative adj GEN, POL vorsichtig, konservativ, zurückhaltend (synonymous: cautious, prudent; e.g. conservative spending, a conservative estimate = konservative Schätzung, a conservative investment = konservative Anlage)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > conservative
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43 careful
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44 carefullyUK / US
adj, advsorgfältig, (cautious, cautiously) vorsichtig -
45 careful
adj, advsorgfältig, (cautious, cautiously) vorsichtig -
46 carefullyUK / US
adj, advsorgfältig, (cautious, cautiously) vorsichtig
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cautious — cau‧tious [ˈkɔːʆəs ǁ ˈkɒː ] adjective if buyers or investors are cautious, they are unwilling to buy because they feel uncertain about the future: • Seoul investors turned cautious about the market s rapid rises last week, and share prices ended… … Financial and business terms
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cautious — adj. 1) cautious about, of (he was cautious about committing himself; she was cautious of strangers) 2) cautious in (cautious in using firearms) 3) cautious with (be cautious with them) * * * [ kɔːʃəs] of (he was cautious about committing… … Combinatory dictionary
cautious — 01. Scientists have to be very [cautious] in applying this new cloning technology. 02. Don t worry, he s a very [cautious] driver. 03. The sign said, Men at work on highway, proceed with [caution]. 04. Extreme [caution] should be taken when… … Grammatical examples in English
cautious — adjective Date: 1614 marked by or given to caution < cautious investors > < cautious optimism > • cautiously adverb • cautiousness noun Synonyms: cautious, circumspect, wary, chary mean … New Collegiate Dictionary