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adjectiveakzeptabel; annehmbar [Preis, Gehalt]* * *1) (satisfactory: The decision should be acceptable to most people.) annehmbar2) (pleasing: a very acceptable gift.) willkommen* * *ac·cept·able[əkˈseptəbl̩]1. (satisfactory) akzeptabel, hinnehmbar▪ to not be \acceptable untragbar sein▪ to be \acceptable to sb für jdn akzeptabel [o annehmbar] seinif these terms are \acceptable to you,... wenn Sie mit diesen Bedingungen einverstanden sind,...chocolates make a very \acceptable gift Schokolade kommt als Mitbringsel immer gut an3. (enough) ausreichendanything over a pound would be quite \acceptable alles, was mehr als ein Pfund ist, wäre O.K.* * *[ək'septəbl]adjannehmbar (to für), akzeptabel (to für); behaviour zulässig; (= suitable) gift passendthat would be most acceptable — das wäre sehr or höchst willkommen
only the best is acceptable — nur das Beste kann angenommen werden
* * *acceptable adj (adv acceptably)1. annehmbar, akzeptabel, tragbar ( alle:to für):socially acceptable salon-, hoffähig2. angenehm, willkommen3. erträglich* * *adjectiveakzeptabel; annehmbar [Preis, Gehalt]* * *adj.akzeptabel adj.annehmbar adj.zulässig adj. -
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1) ( satisfactory) akzeptabel, hinnehmbar;to not be \acceptable untragbar sein;to be \acceptable to sb für jdn akzeptabel [o annehmbar] sein;if these terms are \acceptable to you,... wenn Sie mit diesen Bedingungen einverstanden sind,...chocolates make a very \acceptable gift Schokolade kommt als Mitbringsel immer gut an3) ( enough) ausreichend;anything over a pound would be quite \acceptable jede Spende über einem Pfund ist in Ordnung
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