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1 categorical
categorical /kætəˈgɒrɪkl/a.1 categorico; fermissimo: a categorical denial, una smentita categorica; He's quite categorical about it, è categorico su questo punto2 (filos.) categoriale● (filos.) categorical imperative, imperativo categoricocategorically avv. categoricalness n. [u]. -
2 categorical
adjective, categorically adverb* * *cat·egori·cal[ˌkætəˈgɒrɪkəl, AM -t̬əˈgɔ:r-]* * *["ktI'gɒrIkəl]adjstatement, denial kategorischhe was quite categorical about it — er hat das mit Bestimmtheit gesagt
* * *categorical adj (adv categorically)1. PHIL kategorisch (Imperativ etc)2. fig kategorisch, bestimmt* * *adjective, categorically adverb* * *adj.grundsätzlich adj.kategorisch adj. -
3 formel
formel, -elle [fɔʀmεl]adjectivea. ( = catégorique) definite• je suis formel ! I'm absolutely sure!* * *- elle fɔʀmɛl adjectif1) [refus, démenti] categorical, flat; [promesse] definite; [ordre] strictêtre formel sur — [personne] to be definite about; [loi] to be clear on
il a dit 20 heures, je suis formel — he said 8 pm, I'm quite positive about it
2) (en art, philosophie) formal3) ( superficiel) [politesse] formal* * *fɔʀmɛl adj formel, -le1) (preuve, décision) definite, positive2) (logique) formal* * *1 [intention] express ( épith); [refus, démenti] categorical, flat; [promesse] definite; [ordre, interdiction] strict; [personne] categorical; donner un démenti formel à qch to deny sth categorically; être formel sur qch [personne] to be definite about sth; [loi] to be clear ou explicit on sth; il a dit 20 heures, je suis formel he said 8 pm, I'm quite positive about it;3 ( superficiel) [politesse] formal; une question purement formelle a token question; c'est purement formel it's just a formality.le médecin a été formel, pas de laitages! no milk products, the doctor was quite clear about that!2. [de la forme] formal3. [superficiel] -
4 unequivocal
adjective* * *un·equivo·cal[ˌʌnɪˈkwɪvəkəl]adj eindeutig, unmissverständlichthe church has been \unequivocal in its condemnation of the violence die Kirche hat an ihrer Missbilligung der Gewalt keinen Zweifel gelassenan \unequivocal success ein eindeutiger Erfolg* * *["ʌnI'kwIvəkəl]adj1) unmissverständlich, eindeutig; answer also unzweideutig; evidence, proof eindeutig, unzweifelhafthe was quite unequivocal about it — er sagte es ganz unmissverständlich or eindeutig or klar
2) (= categorical) commitment, support rückhaltlosto be unequivocal in one's support of sth — etw rückhaltlos or ohne Vorbehalte unterstützen
* * *unequivocal adj (adv unequivocally) unzweideutig, unmissverständlich, eindeutig* * *adjective* * *adj.eindeutig adj. -
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СТАЛО БЫТЬ ( Invar sent adv (often parenth) can be preceded by coord Conj («и», «a») or used (with раз, если, коли etc) as part of a correlative subord Conj, usu. resultative fixed WOaccordinglythenso therefore it follows that consequently hence (in limited contexts) which means you mean...? does that mean...? apparently must (+ infin)."...На мой вопрос, не выплачивались ли кому деньги во дворце Каифы, мне сказали категорически, что этого не было». - «Ах так? Ну, что же, не выплачивались, стало быть, не выплачивались» (Булгаков 9). "When I asked whether anyone had been paid at Kaiyapha's palace, I received a categorical denial." "Ah, so? Well, then, if no one was paid, then no one was paid" (9a).(Сатин (собирая карты):) Ты, Асан, отвяжись... Что мы - жулики, тебе известно. Стало быть, зачем играл? (Горький 3). (S. (collecting the cards):) Cut the nagging, Asan....You know damned well we're cheats. So why did you play? (3a).Я думаю, что если дьявол не существует и, стало быть, создал его человек, то создал он его по своему образу и подобию» (Достоевский 1). "I think that if the devil does not exist, and man has therefore created him, he has created him in his own image and likeness" (1a).«Много у нас всякого шуму было! -рассказывали старожилы... Многие даже в Сибирь через это самое дело ушли!» - «Стало быть, были бунты?» (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). "We had quite a to-do!" recounted the old-time residents. "...There were many even went to Siberia thanks to this thing!" "You mean there were rebellions?" (1a).Вчера слышал про вас оттуда. - Он показал на потолок. - Стало быть, там вас знают». — «Видно, знают», — сказал Ефим не без гордости (Войнович 6). "Yesterday I heard about you from there" He pointed to the ceiling. "Apparently you are known there." "Apparently," Yefim said, not without pride (6a).«Зараз (regional = сейчас, только что) разведка вернулась, говорят, что бугор пустой. Стало быть, Журавлёв потерял нас, а то бы он теперь на хвосте висел» (Шолохов 5). "Our patrol has just come in, they say there's no one on the hill. Zhuravlyov must have lost us or he'd be on our tail right now" (5a). -
6 стало быть
[Invar; sent adv (often parenth); can be preceded by coord Conj ("и", " а") or used (with раз, если, коли etc) as part of a correlative subord Conj, usu. resultative; fixed WO]=====⇒ accordingly:- then;- so;- therefore;- consequently;- hence;- [in limited contexts] which means;- you mean...?;- does that mean...?;- apparently;- must [+ infin].♦ "...На мой вопрос, не выплачивались ли кому деньги во дворце Каифы, мне сказали категорически, что этого не было". - "Ах так? Ну, что же, не выплачивались, стало быть, не выплачивались" (Булгаков 9). "When I asked whether anyone had been paid at Kaiyapha's palace, I received a categorical denial." "Ah, so? Well, then, if no one was paid, then no one was paid" (9a).♦ [Сатин (собирая карты):] Ты, Асан, отвяжись... Что мы - жулики, тебе известно. Стало быть, зачем играл? (Горький 3). [S. (collecting the cards):] Cut the nagging, Asan....You know damned well we're cheats. So why did you play? (3a).♦ "Я думаю, что если дьявол не существует и, стало быть, создал его человек, то создал он его по своему образу и подобию" (Достоевский 1). "I think that if the devil does not exist, and man has therefore created him, he has created him in his own image and likeness" (1a).♦ "Много у нас всякого шуму было! - рассказывали старожилы... Многие даже в Сибирь через это самое дело ушли!" - "Стало быть, были бунты?" (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). "We had quite a to-do!" recounted the old-time residents. "...There were many even went to Siberia thanks to this thing!" "You mean there were rebellions?" (1a).♦ "Вчера слышал про вас оттуда. - Он показал на потолок. - Стало быть, там вас знают". - "Видно, знают", - сказал Ефим не без гордости (Войнович 6). "Yesterday I heard about you from there" He pointed to the ceiling. "Apparently you are known there." "Apparently," Yefim said, not without pride (6a).♦ "Зараз [regional = сейчас, только что] разведка вернулась, говорят, что бугор пустой. Стало быть, Журавлёв потерял нас, а то бы он теперь на хвосте висел" (Шолохов 5). "Our patrol has just come in, they say there's no one on the hill. Zhuravlyov must have lost us or he'd be on our tail right now" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стало быть
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