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1 absolute poverty
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2 necessity
noun1) (power of circumstances) Not, die; äußerer Zwangdo something out of or from necessity — etwas notgedrungen tun
make a virtue of necessity — aus der Not eine Tugend machen
2) (necessary thing) Notwendigkeit, die3) (indispensability, imperative need) Notwendigkeit, diethere is no necessity for rudeness — es besteht keine Notwendigkeit, unhöflich zu sein
be/live in necessity — Not leiden
* * *[ni'sesəti]- plural necessities - noun (something needed or essential: Food is one of the necessities of life.) die Notwendigkeit* * *ne·ces·sity[nəˈsesəti, AM -ət̬i]nin case of \necessity im Notfall ma case of absolute \necessity ein absoluter Notfallwhen the \necessity arises wenn es unbedingt nötig istbare \necessity Grundbedarf mthe necessities of life das zum Leben Notwendige3.* * *[nI'sesItɪ]n1) no pl Notwendigkeit fof necessity — notgedrungen, notwendigerweise
he did not realize the necessity for a quick decision — er hat nicht erkannt, wie wichtig or notwendig eine schnelle Entscheidung war
it is a case of absolute necessity —
there is no necessity for you to do that — es besteht nicht die geringste Notwendigkeit, dass Sie das tun
to live in necessity — Not leiden, in Armut leben
3) (= necessary thing) Notwendigkeit f* * *necessity [nıˈsesətı] s1. Notwendigkeit f:a) Erforderlichkeit f:be an absolute necessity unbedingt notwendig sein;there is no necessity for es besteht keine Notwendigkeit zub) Unumgänglichkeit f, Unvermeidlichkeit fc) Zwang m:be under the necessity of doing sth gezwungen sein, etwas zu tun2. (dringendes) Bedürfnis:necessities of life lebensnotwendiger Bedarf;be a necessity of life lebensnotwendig sein3. Not f, Zwangslage f:necessity is the mother of invention (Sprichwort) Not macht erfinderisch;necessity knows no law (Sprichwort) Not kennt kein Gebot;4. Not(lage) f, Bedürftigkeit f5. JUR Notstand m* * *noun1) (power of circumstances) Not, die; äußerer Zwangdo something out of or from necessity — etwas notgedrungen tun
2) (necessary thing) Notwendigkeit, die3) (indispensability, imperative need) Notwendigkeit, diethere is no necessity for rudeness — es besteht keine Notwendigkeit, unhöflich zu sein
be/live in necessity — Not leiden
* * *n.Bedürfnis n.Erfordernis f.Not ¨-e f.Notwendigkeit f.Zwangsläufigkeit f. -
3 abstract
1. adjective 2. noun2) (idea) Abstraktum, das3. transitive verb(remove) wegnehmen* * *['æbstrækt] 1. adjective1) ((of a noun) referring to something which exists as an idea and which is not physically real: Truth, poverty and bravery are abstract nouns.) abstrakt2) ((of painting, sculpture etc) concerned with colour, shape, texture etc rather than showing things as they really appear: an abstract sketch of a vase of flowers.) abstrakt2. noun(a summary (of a book, article etc).) Zusammenfassung* * *ab·stractI. adj[ˈæbstrækt]abstrakt\abstract art/painting abstrakte Kunst/MalereiII. n[ˈæbstrækt]2. LAW\abstract of title Eigentumsnachweis m3. (generalized form)▪ the \abstract das Abstraktein the \abstract abstrakt, theoretisch4. ART abstraktes WerkIII. vt[æbˈstrækt]1. (summarize)▪ to \abstract sth etw zusammenfassen4. (consider separately)* * *I ['bstrkt]1. adj(all senses) abstraktabstract noun — Abstraktum nt, abstraktes Substantiv
2. n(kurze) Zusammenfassung II [b'strkt]vtabstrahieren; information entnehmen (from aus)* * *A adj [ˈæbstrækt; US auch æbˈstrækt] (adv abstractly)1. abstrakt:a) rein begrifflich, theoretisch:think in abstract terms abstrakt denkenb) MATH unbenannt, absolut:c) rein, nicht angewandt (Wissenschaft)d) KUNST gegenstandslos (Gemälde etc)e) abstrus, schwer verständlich (Theorien etc)2. LING abstrakt (Ggs konkret):abstract noun → B 2B s [ˈæbstrækt]1. (das) Abstrakte:in the abstract abstrakt2. LING Abstraktum n, Begriffswort na) Kontoauszug,b) Rechnungsauszug;4. KUNST abstraktes Gemälde, abstrakte PlastikC v/t [æbˈstrækt]1. wegnehmen, entfernen3. euph mitgehen lassen, entwenden, stehlen4. CHEM destillieren5. [besonders US ˈæbstrækt]a) einen Auszug machen ausb) zusammenfassenabs. abk1. absent2. absolute3. abstract* * *1. adjective2. nounabstract noun — (Ling.) Abstraktum, das
2) (idea) Abstraktum, das3. transitive verb(remove) wegnehmen* * *adj.abstrakt adj.allgemein adj. n.Abriss -e m.Abstrakte n.Auszug -¨e m.Kurzbeschreibung f.Kurzdarstellung f.Zusammenfassung f. v.absondern v.abstrahieren v.einen Auszug machen von ausdr.entwenden v.
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