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1 abstrakt
II Adv. in the abstract, abstractly* * *abstract; conceptional* * *abs|trakt [ap'strakt]1. adjabstract2. advabstractlyetw zu abstrakt ausdrücken — to express sth too abstractly or too much in the abstract
* * *1) ((of a noun) referring to something which exists as an idea and which is not physically real: Truth, poverty and bravery are abstract nouns.) abstract2) ((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.) abstract* * *ab·strakt[apˈstrakt]I. adj abstractII. adv in the abstractetw zu \abstrakt darstellen to present [or deal with] sth too much in the abstract* * *1.Adjektiv abstract2.adverbial abstractly* * *B. adv in the abstract, abstractly* * *1.Adjektiv abstract2.adverbial abstractly* * *adj.abstract adj. adv.abstractedly adv.abstractly adv. -
2 abstrahieren
(trennb., hat)I v/t (Prinzip etc.) derive, deduce; (das Wesentliche) abstract, distil(l); (in Begriffe fassen) conceptualize, abstractII v/i consider s.th. abstractly ( oder in abstraction); in der Kunst etc.: be abstract; abstrahieren von (absehen von) abstain from, renounce* * *to abstract* * *abs|tra|hie|ren [apstra'hiːrən] ptp abstrahiertvti insepto abstract (aus from)* * *ab·stra·hie·ren *[apstraˈhi:rən]* * ** * *abstrahieren (trennb, hat)A. v/t (Prinzip etc) derive, deduce; (das Wesentliche) abstract, distil(l); (in Begriffe fassen) conceptualize, abstractabstrahieren von (absehen von) abstain from, renounce* * ** * *v.to abstract v. -
3 begrifflich
I Adj. conceptual; (nicht wirklich) notional; begriffliches Denken thinking in concepts, abstract thinking; begriffliche Klärung conceptual clarificationII Adv.: begrifflich erfassen conceptualize; etw. begrifflich verständlich machen make s.th. conceptually clear* * *notional; conceptional* * *be|grịff|lich [bə'grIflɪç]1. adj1) attr (= bedeutungsmäßig) conceptualbegriffliche Klärung — clarification of one's terms
2) (= gedanklich, abstrakt) abstract2. adv1) (= bedeutungsmäßig) conceptuallybegrifflich bestimmen — to define (in clear terms)
begrifflich ordnen —
mit dem Wort kann ich begrifflich nichts anfangen — I have no idea what that word means
2) (= gedanklich) abstractly* * *be·griff·lichadj attr conceptual* * *1.Adjektiv conceptual2.adverbial conceptually* * *begriffliches Denken thinking in concepts, abstract thinking;begriffliche Klärung conceptual clarificationB. adv:begrifflich erfassen conceptualize;etwas begrifflich verständlich machen make sth conceptually clear* * *1.Adjektiv conceptual2.adverbial conceptually* * *adj.conceptual adj.notional adj. -
4 abstrakt
1. abstract2. abstractedly3. abstractly4. notional [vague, abstract]
См. также в других словарях:
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abstractly — adverb see abstract I … New Collegiate Dictionary
abstractly — See abstracter. * * * … Universalium
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abstractly — ab·stract·ly … English syllables
abstractly — adverb in abstract terms • Ant: ↑concretely • Derived from adjective: ↑abstract … Useful english dictionary
in abstracto — abstractly, intangibly, theoretically … English contemporary dictionary
sufficient evidence — Abstractly, evidence of such probative value as to support the verdict of the jury or a finding of fact by the court. Practically, evidence such as will satisfy an unprejudiced mind of the truth of that which the court or jury has found to be the … Ballentine's law dictionary