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81 trustworthy
adjective* * ** * *trust·wor·thy[ˈtrʌstˌwɜ:ði, AM -ˌwɜ:r-]1. (honest) vertrauenswürdig2. (accurate) zuverlässig* * *['trʌst"wɜːðɪ]adjperson vertrauenswürdig; statement, account glaubhaft, glaubwürdig* * *trustworthy adj (adv trustworthily) vertrauenswürdig, zuverlässig* * *adjective* * *adj.kreditfähig adj.vertrauenswürdig adj. -
82 truthful
adjectiveehrlich; wahrheitsgetreu [Darstellung, Schilderung]be truthful about something — die Wahrheit über etwas (Akk.) sagen
* * *2) (true: a truthful account of what happened.) wahrheitsgemäß* * *truth·ful[ˈtru:θfəl]1. (true) answer wahr2. (sincere) ehrlich▪ to be \truthful with sb zu jdm ehrlich sein3. (not lying) ehrlich4. (accurate) wahrheitsgetreu* * *['truːTfUl]adjperson ehrlich; statement ehrlich, wahrheitsgetreu* * *truthful [ˈtruːθfʊl] adj (adv truthfully)1. wahr, wahrheitsgemäß2. wahrheitsliebend3. genau, richtig* * *adjectiveehrlich; wahrheitsgetreu [Darstellung, Schilderung]be truthful about something — die Wahrheit über etwas (Akk.) sagen
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83 unerring
adjectiveuntrüglich [Instinkt, Geschmack]; unbedingt [Treffsicherheit]; mathematisch [Genauigkeit]; unfehlbar [Instinkt]* * *- academic.ru/93166/unerringly">unerringly* * *un·err·ing[ʌnˈɜ:rɪŋ]adj unfehlbar* * *[ʌn'ɜːrɪŋ]adjjudgement, eye, accuracy, ability unfehlbar; instinct untrüglich; aim, blow treffsicher* * *unerring adj (adv unerringly) unfehlbar, untrüglich* * *adjectiveuntrüglich [Instinkt, Geschmack]; unbedingt [Treffsicherheit]; mathematisch [Genauigkeit]; unfehlbar [Instinkt]* * *adj.treffsicher adj.unfehlbar adj.zielsicher adj. -
84 veracious
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85 acceptably
adverb akzeptabel* * *ac·cept·ably[əkˈseptəbli]1. (satisfactorily) angemessen, akzeptabel2. (enough) hinreichend3. (correctly) korrekt* * *[ək'septəblɪ]adv1) (= properly) behave, treat anständig, korrekt2)(= sufficiently)
acceptably accurate/safe — ausreichend or hinlänglich genau/sichernoise levels were acceptably low — der Lärmpegel war erträglich
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86 descriptively
de·scrip·tive·ly[dɪˈskrɪptɪvli]* * *[dIs'krIptIvlɪ]advanschaulich; (SCI, LING) deskriptivit is known, descriptively, as... — es ist anschaulicherweise unter dem Namen... bekannt
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87 devastatingly
dev·as·tat·ing·ly[ˈdevəsteɪtɪŋli, AM -t̬ɪŋ-]1. (destructively) entsetzlich, furchtbar\devastatingly cruel entsetzlich grausama \devastatingly attractive man ein wahnsinnig attraktiver Mann* * *['devəsteItIŋlɪ]adv (lit)vernichtend; (fig) attractive, effective, witty, funny umwerfend (inf); accurate, frank verheerendthe author demolished these arguments devastatingly — der Autor machte diese Argumente total zunichte
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88 factually
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89 fussily
adverb übertrieben* * *fussi·ly[ˈfʌsɪli]* * *['fʌsIlɪ]adv (pej)1) (= painstakingly) adjust, check übertrieben sorgfältig; accurate peinlich; legalistic übertrieben2) (= ornately) überladenfussily designed wrought-iron gates — schmiedeeiserne Tore mit verschnörkeltem Muster
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90 penetratingly
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91 specialized
adjective1) (requiring detailed knowledge) speziell; Spezial[kenntnisse, -gebiet]2) (concentrating on small area) spezialisiert* * *adjective ((of knowledge, skills etc) of the accurate detailed kind obtained by specializing.) spezialisiert* * *spe·cial·ized[ˈspeʃəlaɪzd, AM -ʃəl-]1. (skilled) spezialisierther job is very \specialized ihre Arbeit ist hoch spezialisiert\specialized care fachliche Betreuung\specialized knowledge Fachwissen f\specialized skills fachliche Fähigkeiten2. (particular) spezial\specialized magazine Fachzeitschrift f\specialized software Spezialsoftware f* * *['speʃəlaɪzd]adjspezialisierta specialized knowledge of biology — Fachkenntnisse pl in Biologie
* * *adjective1) (requiring detailed knowledge) speziell; Spezial[kenntnisse, -gebiet]2) (concentrating on small area) spezialisiert -
92 uncannily
adverb unheimlich* * *un·can·ni·ly[ʌnˈkænɪli]adv unheimlichthe woman \uncannily resembled my former lover die Frau hatte eine beängstigende Ähnlichkeit mit meiner Ex-Freundin* * *[ʌn'knIlɪ]advunheimlichhis guesses are uncannily accurate — es ist unheimlich or nicht ganz geheuer, wie genau er alles errät
to look uncannily like sb/sth — jdm/einer Sache auf unheimliche Weise ähnlich sehen
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93 wickedly
adverb1) (evilly) niederträchtig; as sentence-modifier niederträchtigerweise* * *adverb gottlos* * *wick·ed·ly[ˈwɪkɪdli]1. (evilly) gemein, fies, böse2. (mischievously)to say sth/laugh \wickedly etw frech sagen/frech lachenlook/smile \wickedly verschmitzt schauen/lächeln3. (extremely) extrem\wickedly expensive unverschämt [o fürchterlich] teuer\wickedly rich dessert/cake Kalorienbombe f* * *['wIkIdlɪ]adv2) cold gemein3) (= mischievously) smile, look, grin frech* * *adverb1) (evilly) niederträchtig; as sentence-modifier niederträchtigerweise* * *adv.schlimm adv. -
94 hit the nail on the head
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95 in order (that)
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96 specialised
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97 spot on
1.(coll.)adjective goldrichtig (ugs.)2. adverbyour estimate was spot on — mit deiner Schätzung hast du ins Schwarze getroffen
haargenau (ugs.)* * *(very accurate or exactly on the target: His description of Mary was spot on!) der Volltreffer* * *1.(coll.)adjective goldrichtig (ugs.)2. adverbI was spot on — ich lag genau richtig (ugs.)
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98 strictly speaking
(if we must be completely accurate, act according to rules etc: Strictly speaking, he should be punished for this.) genau genommen* * *expr.genaugenommen ausdr.strenggenommen ausdr. -
99 worth one's while
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100 correct
cor·rect [kəʼrekt] vt1) ( put right)to \correct sb/ sth jdn/etw korrigieren;I stand \corrected ( hum) ich nehme alles zurück;to \correct a bad habit sich dat eine schlechte Gewohnheit abgewöhnen;to \correct a watch eine Uhr richtig stellen2) ( adjust)1) (accurate, true) richtig, korrekt;you were \correct in advising us to sell the stocks du hattest Recht, uns den Verkauf der Aktien anzuraten;that is \correct das stimmt2) ( proper) korrekt, angemessen;he's a very \correct gentleman er weiß, was sich gehört;to be \correct in one's dress korrekt gekleidet sein
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