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1 absolutely
adverb1) absolut; strikt [ablehnen]; völlig [verrückt]; ausgesprochen [kriminell, ekelhaft, schlimm]you're absolutely right! — du hast völlig recht
2) (positively) regelrechtabsolutely fabulous/gorgeous — echt toll (ugs.)
* * ** * *ab·so·lute·ly[ˌæbsəˈlu:tli]adv inv1. (completely) absolut, völligyou're \absolutely right Sie haben vollkommen [o völlig] Rechtyou have \absolutely no idea du hast [ja] überhaupt keine Ahnung\absolutely forbidden strikt verbotensth is \absolutely true etw stimmt hundertprozentigto \absolutely agree with sb jdm vollkommen zustimmento \absolutely believe in sth etw bedingungslos glaubento trust sb \absolutely jdm bedingungslos vertrauen2. (emphatic) absolutit was an excellent film — \absolutely! das war ein toller Film — absolut! sl\absolutely not! nein, überhaupt nicht!\absolutely delicious einfach köstlichto be \absolutely determined to do sth fest [o fam wild] entschlossen sein, etw zu tun\absolutely nothing überhaupt nichtsto mean \absolutely everything to sb jdm alles bedeuten; person, animal also jds Ein und Alles sein3. LING absolut* * *["bsə'luːtlI]advabsolut; agree, trust also, true vollkommen, völlig; amazing, fantastic wirklich; deny, refuse also strikt; forbidden also streng; ; stupid also völlig necessary also unbedingt; prove eindeutigdo you agree? – absolutely — sind Sie einverstanden? – vollkommen
do you absolutely insist? —
he absolutely refused to do that — er wollte das absolut or durchaus nicht tun
it's absolutely amazing — es ist wirklich erstaunlich
you look absolutely stunning/awful — du siehst wirklich großartig/schrecklich aus
* * *absolutely adv1. absolut, gänzlich, völlig, vollkommen:absolutely impossible völlig unmöglich;this is absolutely no business of yours das geht dich überhaupt nichts an;nothing, but absolutely nothing, … nichts, aber auch gar nichts, …2. strikt:3. [a. ˌæbsəˈluːtlı] umg (als Antwort) sicherlich!, aber sicher!, natürlich:absolutely not! natürlich nicht!* * *adverb1) absolut; strikt [ablehnen]; völlig [verrückt]; ausgesprochen [kriminell, ekelhaft, schlimm]2) (positively) regelrechtabsolutely fabulous/gorgeous — echt toll (ugs.)
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2 absolutely
1) ( completely) absolut, völlig;you're \absolutely right Sie haben vollkommen [o völlig] Recht;you have \absolutely no idea du hast [ja] überhaupt keine Ahnung;\absolutely forbidden strikt verboten;sth is \absolutely true etw stimmt hundertprozentig;to \absolutely agree with sb jdm vollkommen zustimmen;to \absolutely believe in sth etw bedingungslos glauben;to trust sb \absolutely jdm bedingungslos vertrauen2) ( emphatic) absolut;it's been \absolutely ages since we last met! wir haben uns ja Jahrhunderte nicht gesehen! ( fam)it was an excellent film - \absolutely! das war ein toller Film - absolut! (sl)\absolutely not! nein, überhaupt nicht!;\absolutely delicious einfach köstlich;\absolutely nothing überhaupt nichts;to mean \absolutely everything to sb jdm alles bedeuten; person, animal also jds Ein und Alles nt sein3) ling absolut -
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4 absolutely
UK / USadvabsolut, (true, stupid) vollkommenyou're absolutely right — du hast/Sie haben völlig recht
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5 absolutely
UK / USadvabsolut, (true, stupid) vollkommenyou're absolutely right — du hast/Sie haben völlig recht
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6 absolutely reliable
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7 absolutely necessary
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > absolutely necessary
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8 absolutely unbiased estimator
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > absolutely unbiased estimator
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9 absolutely calibrated detector
absolutely calibrated detector Absolutempfänger mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > absolutely calibrated detector
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10 absolutely convergent series
absolutely convergent series absolut konvergente Reihe fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > absolutely convergent series
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11 absolutely invariant control
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > absolutely invariant control
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12 absolutely mint condition
<tech.gen> ■ absolut fabrikneuer Zustand mEnglish-german technical dictionary > absolutely mint condition
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13 absolutely silent
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14 absolutely certain
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15 absolutely convergent
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16 absolutely essential
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17 absolutely liable
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18 absolutely desperate
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19 absolutely unsaleable
• völlig unverkäuflichEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > absolutely unsaleable
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20 free of damage absolutely
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > free of damage absolutely
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