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adjective1) (recognized as reliable) maßgebend; zuverlässig [Bericht, Information]; (official) amtlich2) (commanding) respekteinflößend* * *[-tətiv, ]( American[) -teitiv]adjective (said or written by an expert or a person in authority: an authoritative opinion.) maßgeblich* * *authori·ta·tive[ɔ:ˈθɒrɪtətɪv, AM əˈθɔ:rəteɪt̬ɪv]2. (definitive) maßgebend, maßgeblich3. (commanding) gebieterisch, Respekt einflößend* * *[ɔː'ɵɒrItətɪv]adj1) (= commanding) bestimmt, entschieden; manner Respekt einflößendto sound authoritative — Respekt einflößen, bestimmt auftreten
2) (= reliable) verlässlich, zuverlässig; (= definitive) maßgeblich, maßgebendI won't accept his opinion as authoritative — seine Meinung ist für mich nicht maßgeblich or maßgebend
* * *1. gebieterisch, herrisch2. autoritativ, maßgebend, -geblich3. amtlich* * *adjective1) (recognized as reliable) maßgebend; zuverlässig [Bericht, Information]; (official) amtlich2) (commanding) respekteinflößend* * *adj.gebieterisch adj.herrisch adj.
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