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81 Reaktionsfähigkeit
f1. reactions Pl.; eine gute Reaktionsfähigkeit haben have fast reactions; es schränkt die Reaktionsfähigkeit ein it slows down your reactions2. CHEM. reactivity; TECH., eines Sensors etc.: responsivity* * *die Reaktionsfähigkeitreactivity* * *Re|ak|ti|ons|fä|hig|keitfability to react; (CHEM, PHYSIOL) reactivityAlkohol vermindert die Reaktiónsfähigkeit — alcohol slows down the or one's reactions
* * *Re·ak·ti·ons·fä·hig·keit2. CHEM reactivity* * *die; o. Pl. ability to reactjemandes Reaktionsfähigkeit überprüfen — test somebody's reactions
* * *1. reactions pl;eine gute Reaktionsfähigkeit haben have fast reactions;es schränkt die Reaktionsfähigkeit ein it slows down your reactions2. CHEM reactivity; TECH, eines Sensors etc: responsivity* * *die; o. Pl. ability to react* * *f.reactivity n.sensitivity n. -
82 Steuerungsfähigkeit
f1. TECH. controllability2. PSYCH., SOZIOL. ability to exert self-control* * *Steu|e|rungs|fä|hig|keitf (PSYCH)ability to control oneself* * *1. TECH controllability2. PSYCH, SOZIOL ability to exert self-control -
83 Trinkfestigkeit
f ability to hold one’s drink (liquor umg.)* * *Trịnk|fes|tig|keitfability to hold one's drink (Brit) or liquor (esp US)* * * -
84 überschätzen
(untr., hat)I v/t overestimate; (Können etc.) overrate; ein total überschätzter Roman etc.: a completely overrated novel etc.II v/refl have too high an opinion of o.s.; er überschätzt sich auch he’s not as good ( oder clever) as he thinks; er hat sich mal wieder völlig überschätzt he has completely overestimated himself again* * *to overestimate; to overrate; to overtax* * *über|schạ̈t|zen [yːbɐ'ʃɛtsn] ptp überschä\#tzt1. vt insepto overrate, to overestimate; Entfernung, Zahl etc to overestimate2. vr* * *(to estimate, judge etc (something) to be greater, larger or more important than it is: He overestimates his own ability.) overestimate* * *über·schät·zen *[y:bɐˈʃɛtsn̩]vt▪ etw \überschätzen1. (zu hoch schätzen) to overestimate sthdie Steuern \überschätzen to overassess taxes* * *transitives Verb overestimate; overrate <writer, performer, book, performance, talent, ability>* * *überschätzen (untrennb, hat)A. v/t overestimate; (Können etc) overrate;B. v/r have too high an opinion of o.s.;er hat sich mal wieder völlig überschätzt he has completely overestimated himself again* * *transitives Verb overestimate; overrate <writer, performer, book, performance, talent, ability>* * *v.to overestimate v.to overrate v. -
85 Verhandlungsfähigkeit
f ability to stand trial* * *Ver|hạnd|lungs|fä|hig|keitf (JUR)ability to stand trial* * *Ver·hand·lungs·fä·hig·keit* * *Verhandlungsfähigkeit f ability to stand trial -
86 Vertrauen
v/i trust ( jemandem s.o.); vertrauen auf (+ Akk) trust in; bedingungslos vertrauen trust implicitly; auf die Zukunft vertrauen have faith in ( oder believe in) the future; darauf vertrauen, dass... have confidence that...* * *das Vertrauenconfidentialness; trust; confidentiality; confidence; reliance; faith; dependence; trustfulness* * *Ver|trau|en [fɛɐ'trauən]nt -s, no pltrust, confidence ( zu, in +acc, auf +acc in); (POL) confidencevoll Vertráúen — full of confidence
im Vertráúen (gesagt) — strictly in confidence
ich habe dir das im Vertráúen gesagt — that's strictly in confidence, that's strictly between you and me
im Vertráúen auf etw (acc) — trusting in sth
im Vertráúen darauf, dass... — confident that..., in the confidence that...
Vertráúen zu jdm fassen — to gain confidence in sb
jdn ins Vertráúen ziehen — to take sb into one's confidence
jdm das Vertráúen aussprechen/entziehen (Parl) — to pass a vote of confidence/no confidence in sb
* * *das1) (trust or belief in someone's ability: I have great confidence in you.) confidence3) (trust or belief: She had faith in her ability.) faith4) (to have confidence or faith; to believe: She trusted (in) him.) trust5) (belief or confidence in the power, reality, truth, goodness etc of a person or thing: The firm has a great deal of trust in your ability; trust in God.) trust6) (a task etc given to a person by someone who believes that they will do it, look after it etc well: He holds a position of trust in the firm.) trust* * *Ver·trau·en<-s>\Vertrauen in die Geschäftswelt ÖKON business confidence\Vertrauen erweckend that inspires trust [or confidence]einen \Vertrauen erweckenden Eindruck auf jdn machen to make a trustworthy impression on sb\Vertrauen erweckend sein to inspire confidencejdm das \Vertrauen aussprechen/entziehen POL to pass a vote of confidence/no confidence in sb\Vertrauen zu jdm fassen to come to trust [or have confidence in] sb\Vertrauen [zu jdm] haben to have confidence [in sb], to trust sbjdm \Vertrauen schenken (geh) to put one's trust in sbjdn ins \Vertrauen ziehen to take sb into one's confidenceim \Vertrauen [gesagt] [strictly] in confidenceim \Vertrauen auf etw akk trusting to [or in] sthim \Vertrauen darauf, dass... trusting that...voller \Vertrauen full of trust, trustingly* * *das; Vertrauens trust; confidenceVertrauen zu jemandem/etwas haben/fassen — have/come to have confidence in somebody/something; trust/come to trust somebody/something
jemandem [sein] Vertrauen schenken — put one's trust in somebody
sein Vertrauen in jemanden/etwas setzen — put or place one's trust in somebody/something
im Vertrauen [gesagt] — [strictly] in confidence; between you and me
im Vertrauen auf etwas — (Akk.) trusting to or in something
* * *in +akk in);im Vertrauen confidentially;ganz im Vertrauen between you and me;jemandem (ganz) im Vertrauen sagen tell sb in (strict) confidence;im Vertrauen auf (+akk) trusting in;(volles) Vertrauen haben zu have (every) confidence in;jemandem sein Vertrauen schenken place confidence in sb;jemanden ins Vertrauen ziehen take sb into one’s confidence;das Vertrauen verlieren zu lose faith in;Vertrauen erweckend → vertrauenerweckend; → aussprechen A 2, einflößen 2, genießen 3, schleichen B etc* * *das; Vertrauens trust; confidenceVertrauen zu jemandem/etwas haben/fassen — have/come to have confidence in somebody/something; trust/come to trust somebody/something
jemandem [sein] Vertrauen schenken — put one's trust in somebody
sein Vertrauen in jemanden/etwas setzen — put or place one's trust in somebody/something
im Vertrauen [gesagt] — [strictly] in confidence; between you and me
im Vertrauen auf etwas — (Akk.) trusting to or in something
* * *(auf) n.faith (in) n. n.assurance n.confidence n.confidentiality n.faith n.reliance n.trust n.trustfulness n. -
87 vertrauen
v/i trust ( jemandem s.o.); vertrauen auf (+ Akk) trust in; bedingungslos vertrauen trust implicitly; auf die Zukunft vertrauen have faith in ( oder believe in) the future; darauf vertrauen, dass... have confidence that...* * *das Vertrauenconfidentialness; trust; confidentiality; confidence; reliance; faith; dependence; trustfulness* * *Ver|trau|en [fɛɐ'trauən]nt -s, no pltrust, confidence ( zu, in +acc, auf +acc in); (POL) confidencevoll Vertráúen — full of confidence
im Vertráúen (gesagt) — strictly in confidence
ich habe dir das im Vertráúen gesagt — that's strictly in confidence, that's strictly between you and me
im Vertráúen auf etw (acc) — trusting in sth
im Vertráúen darauf, dass... — confident that..., in the confidence that...
Vertráúen zu jdm fassen — to gain confidence in sb
jdn ins Vertráúen ziehen — to take sb into one's confidence
jdm das Vertráúen aussprechen/entziehen (Parl) — to pass a vote of confidence/no confidence in sb
* * *das1) (trust or belief in someone's ability: I have great confidence in you.) confidence3) (trust or belief: She had faith in her ability.) faith4) (to have confidence or faith; to believe: She trusted (in) him.) trust5) (belief or confidence in the power, reality, truth, goodness etc of a person or thing: The firm has a great deal of trust in your ability; trust in God.) trust6) (a task etc given to a person by someone who believes that they will do it, look after it etc well: He holds a position of trust in the firm.) trust* * *Ver·trau·en<-s>\Vertrauen in die Geschäftswelt ÖKON business confidence\Vertrauen erweckend that inspires trust [or confidence]einen \Vertrauen erweckenden Eindruck auf jdn machen to make a trustworthy impression on sb\Vertrauen erweckend sein to inspire confidencejdm das \Vertrauen aussprechen/entziehen POL to pass a vote of confidence/no confidence in sb\Vertrauen zu jdm fassen to come to trust [or have confidence in] sb\Vertrauen [zu jdm] haben to have confidence [in sb], to trust sbjdm \Vertrauen schenken (geh) to put one's trust in sbjdn ins \Vertrauen ziehen to take sb into one's confidenceim \Vertrauen [gesagt] [strictly] in confidenceim \Vertrauen auf etw akk trusting to [or in] sthim \Vertrauen darauf, dass... trusting that...voller \Vertrauen full of trust, trustingly* * *das; Vertrauens trust; confidenceVertrauen zu jemandem/etwas haben/fassen — have/come to have confidence in somebody/something; trust/come to trust somebody/something
jemandem [sein] Vertrauen schenken — put one's trust in somebody
sein Vertrauen in jemanden/etwas setzen — put or place one's trust in somebody/something
im Vertrauen [gesagt] — [strictly] in confidence; between you and me
im Vertrauen auf etwas — (Akk.) trusting to or in something
* * *vertrauen v/i trust (jemandem sb);vertrauen auf (+akk) trust in;bedingungslos vertrauen trust implicitly;auf die Zukunft vertrauen have faith in ( oder believe in) the future;darauf vertrauen, dass … have confidence that …* * *das; Vertrauens trust; confidenceVertrauen zu jemandem/etwas haben/fassen — have/come to have confidence in somebody/something; trust/come to trust somebody/something
jemandem [sein] Vertrauen schenken — put one's trust in somebody
sein Vertrauen in jemanden/etwas setzen — put or place one's trust in somebody/something
im Vertrauen [gesagt] — [strictly] in confidence; between you and me
im Vertrauen auf etwas — (Akk.) trusting to or in something
* * *(auf) n.faith (in) n. n.assurance n.confidence n.confidentiality n.faith n.reliance n.trust n.trustfulness n. -
88 Wehrhaftigkeit
f2. einer Stadt: defensibility* * *Wehr|haf|tig|keitf (geh)ability to put up a fight* * *2. einer Stadt: defensibility -
89 Lastverteilungsvermögen
Lastverteilungsvermögen n 1. STAT load-distributing ability; 2. TK load-distribution ability; 3. STAT, TK load-spreading abilityDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Lastverteilungsvermögen
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90 Begabungsstufe
Begabungsstufe f BIL ability level, aptitude level* * *f < Sozial> ability level, aptitude level -
91 Fähigkeitsniveau
Fähigkeitsniveau n BIL, PERS, SOZ ability level, level of skills, range of talents* * *n < Sozial> ability level, level of skills, range of talents -
92 Führungseigenschaften
Führungseigenschaften fpl PERS leadership ability, managerial talent, management skills* * ** * *Führungseigenschaften
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93 Geschicklichkeit
Geschicklichkeit f GEN, PERS ability, skilfulness, deftness, agility* * *f <Geschäft, Person> ability, skilfulness, deftness, agility* * *Geschicklichkeit, handelsübliche
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94 Intelligenzstufe
Intelligenzstufe f BIL, SOZ ability level, level of intelligence* * *f < Sozial> ability level, level of intelligence -
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96 Leistungsfähigkeitsprinzip
Leistungsfähigkeitsprinzip n STEUER, WIWI ability-to-pay principle* * *n <Steuer, Vw> ability-to-pay principleBusiness german-english dictionary > Leistungsfähigkeitsprinzip
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97 Leistungsniveau
Leistungsniveau n SOZ ability level* * *n < Sozial> ability level* * *Leistungsniveau
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98 Leistungsvermögen
Leistungsvermögen n 1. GEN potential, capability; 2. SOZ ability level* * ** * *Leistungsvermögen
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99 Lernfähigkeit
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100 Qualifikation
Qualifikation f BIL, PERS, SOZ skill, skills, competence, ability, qualification • die Qualifikation für etw. haben PERS be qualified to do sth* * *f <Person, Sozial> skill, skills, competence, ability, qualification ■ die Qualifikation für etw. haben < Person> be qualified to do sth* * *Qualifikation
qualification, competence, (Eignung) capacity, fitness, eligibility, skill;
• berufliche (fachliche) Qualifikation professional qualification;
• fehlende Qualifikation lack of skill;
• mangelnde Qualifikation non-qualification;
• Qualifikation eines Bewerbers eligibility of a candidate;
• Qualifikation für den Euro euro-worthiness;
• Qualifikation zum Richteramt qualification to hold the office of a judge;
• Qualifikation zum Treuhänder trustee capacity;
• notwendige Qualifikation besitzen to measure up to one’s position (US);
• fachliche Qualifikation auf dem Gebiet des Rechnungswesens mit sich bringen to hold a professional qualification in accountancy.
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