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1 imperative
im'perətiv
1. noun, adjective1) (used of verbs that are expressing a command: In the sentence `Come here!', `come' is an imperative (verb).) imperativo2) (absolutely necessary: It is imperative that we take immediate action to reduce pollution.) imperativo
2. nounIn `Sit down!' the verb is in the imperative.) imperativoimperative n imperativotr[ɪm'perətɪv]1 (indispensable) imprescindible2 (authoritative) imperativo,-a, imperioso,-a3 SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL imperativo,-a1 SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL imperativoimperative [ɪm'pɛrət̬ɪv] adj1) authoritative: imperativo, imperioso2) necessary: imprescindible♦ imperatively adv: imperativo madj.• imperativo, -a adj.• imperioso, -a adj.• indispensable adj.• urgente adj.n.• imperativo s.m.
I ɪm'perətɪv1)a) ( essential) imprescindible, fundamentalb) < need> imperioso, imperativoc) ( authoritative) (frml) imperioso, imperativo
II
1) ( Ling) imperativo m2) ( compelling need) imperativo m[ɪm'perǝtɪv]1. ADJ1) (=essential) imprescindible, fundamentalit is imperative that he comes — es imprescindible or fundamental que venga
2) (=authoritative) [manner, command] imperativo, imperioso3) (Ling) imperativo2. Nany animal's first imperative is to survive — el primer imperativo de cualquier animal es sobrevivir
2) (Ling) imperativo m3.CPDimperative mood N — (Ling) modo m imperativo
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I [ɪm'perətɪv]1)a) ( essential) imprescindible, fundamentalb) < need> imperioso, imperativoc) ( authoritative) (frml) imperioso, imperativo
II
1) ( Ling) imperativo m2) ( compelling need) imperativo m -
2 imperative
imperative [ɪm'perətɪv](a) (essential) (absolument) essentiel, impératif;∎ it's imperative that you reply immediately il faut absolument que vous répondiez tout de suite;∎ it was imperative to finalize the deal il fallait impérativement conclure l'affaire(b) (categorical → orders, voice, tone) impérieux, impératif2 nounGrammar impératif m;∎ in the imperative à l'impératif -
3 urgent
'ə:‹ənt(needing immediate attention: There is an urgent message for the doctor.) urgente- urgently- urgency
urgent adj urgentetr['ɜːʤənt]1 (general) urgente2 (tone, need) apremiante, perentorio,-aurgent ['ərʤənt] adj1) pressing: urgente, apremiante2) insistent: insistente3)to be urgent : urgiradj.• apremiador adj.• importante adj.• insistente adj.• perentorio, -a adj.• urgente adj.'ɜːrdʒənt, 'ɜːdʒənta) ( pressing) <matter/case/letter> urgente['ɜːdʒǝnt]ADJ1) (=imperative) [matter, business, case, message] urgentehe needs urgent medical treatment — necesita tratamiento médico urgente or urgentemente
is this urgent? — ¿es urgente?, ¿corre prisa esto?
there is an urgent need for water — se necesita urgentemente agua, hay una necesidad apremiante de agua
2) (=earnest, persistent) [tone] de urgencia, insistente; [voice] insistente; [plea, appeal] urgente* * *['ɜːrdʒənt, 'ɜːdʒənt]a) ( pressing) <matter/case/letter> urgente -
4 повелительный
прил. imperative, authoritative повелительный тон повелительное наклонениеповелительн|ый - imperative, peremptory, commanding;
~ голос commanding voice;
~ тон peremptory tone;
~oe наклонение грам. imperative mood.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > повелительный
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5 urgent
adjectivedringend; (to be dealt with immediately) eiliggive urgent consideration to something — etwas vordringlich in Betracht ziehen
on urgent business — in dringenden Geschäften
it is urgent — es eilt
* * *['ə:‹ənt](needing immediate attention: There is an urgent message for the doctor.) dringend- academic.ru/93380/urgently">urgently- urgency* * *ur·gent[ˈɜ:ʤənt, AM ˈɜ:r-]the letter is marked ‘\urgent’ auf dem Brief steht ‚eilt‘to be in \urgent need of medical attention dringend ärztliche Hilfe benötigen\urgent plea deutlicher Appell* * *['ɜːdZənt]adj1) dringendthe letter was marked "urgent" — der Brief trug einen Dringlichkeitsvermerk
he was very urgent about the need for swift action — er betonte nachdrücklich, wie notwendig schnelles Handeln sei
* * *urgent adj (adv urgently)urgent note Dringlichkeitsvermerk m;the matter is urgent die Sache eilt;be in urgent need of money dringend Geld brauchen;be urgent with sb jemanden drängen, in jemanden dringen ( beide:for wegen;to do zu tun)2. eindringlich* * *adjectivedringend; (to be dealt with immediately) eilig* * *adj.dringend adj.vordringlich adj.vorrangig adj.zwingend adj.
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