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1. noun1) (what completes) Vervollständigung, die2) (full number)3) (Ling.) Ergänzung, die2. transitive verb* * *['kompləmənt] 1. noun1) (in a sentence, the words of the predicate, not including the verb.) die Ergänzung2. verb(to complete, fill up.) ergänzen- academic.ru/14797/complementary">complementary* * *com·ple·ment[ˈkɒmplɪmənt, AM ˈkɑ:m-]I. vt▪ to \complement sth etw ergänzen [o abrunden]strawberries and cream \complement each other perfectly Erdbeeren und Sahne passen wunderbar zusammenII. n3. no pla full \complement of staff eine komplette Ersatzmannschaft* * *['kɒmplɪmənt]1. n1) (= addition) Ergänzung f (to +gen); (to perfect sth) Vervollkommnung f ( to +gen); (= colour) Komplementärfarbe f (to zu)the battalion didn't have its full complement of soldiers — das Bataillon hatte seine Sollstärke nicht
4) (MATH: angle) Ergänzungswinkel m2. vt['kɒmplɪment]to complement each other — sich ergänzen; (colours) aufeinander abgestimmt sein
3) (MATH) zu 90° ergänzen* * *A s [ˈkɒmpliımənt; US ˈkɑmplə-]1. a) Ergänzung f (to gen)b) Vervollkommnung f (to gen)2. Ergänzungsstück n3. obs Vollkommenheit f4. Vollständigkeit f, -zähligkeit fa) SCHIFF vollzählige Besatzung,b) MIL (volle) Stärke, Sollstärke f6. LING Ergänzung f7. MATH Komplementwinkel m8. MUS Ergänzung(sintervall) f(n)9. Serologie: Komplement n (Bestandteil des Blutserums, der die spezifische Wirkung eines Antikörpers ergänzt oder aktiviert)B v/t [-ment]a) ergänzenb) vervollkommnen, abrunden:* * *1. noun1) (what completes) Vervollständigung, diea [full] complement — die volle Zahl; (of people) die volle Stärke
3) (Ling.) Ergänzung, die2. transitive verb* * *n.Ergänzung f.Gegensatz m.Komplement n. v.ergänzen v.
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