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1 argumentativ
Adj. argumentative* * *ar|gu|men|ta|tiv [argumɛnta'tiːf] (geh) [argumɛnta'toːrɪʃ] (rare)1. adjeinen argumentatíven Wahlkampf führen — to run an election campaign that concentrates on issues
argumentatíve Funktion (Ling) — argumentative function
2. advdie Beweisführung war argumentatív überzeugend/schwach — the arguments presented were very convincing/weak
eine Aussage argumentatív widerlegen — to refute an argument
argumentatív ist er sehr schwach — his argumentation is very weak
etw argumentatív erreichen — to achieve sth by (force of) argument
etw argumentatív bekämpfen — to fight sth with arguments
* * *ar·gu·men·ta·tiv[argumɛntaˈti:f]\argumentativ ist er sehr schwach he doesn't know how to arguedie Beweisführung war \argumentativ sehr überzeugend the evidence provided a convincing argument* * *argumentativ adj argumentative -
2 argumentatorisch
ar|gu|men|ta|tiv [argumɛnta'tiːf] (geh) [argumɛnta'toːrɪʃ] (rare)1. adjargumentatíve Werbung betreiben — to use persuasive advertising
einen argumentatíven Wahlkampf führen — to run an election campaign that concentrates on issues
argumentatíve Funktion (Ling) — argumentative function
2. advdie Beweisführung war argumentatív überzeugend/schwach — the arguments presented were very convincing/weak
eine Aussage argumentatív widerlegen — to refute an argument
argumentatív ist er sehr schwach — his argumentation is very weak
etw argumentatív erreichen — to achieve sth by (force of) argument
etw argumentatív bekämpfen — to fight sth with arguments
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3 analytic
Синонимический ряд:1. argumentative (adj.) argumentative; controversial; dialectic; persuasive; rationalistic2. logical (adj.) analytical; logical; organized; ratiocinative; rational; subtle; systematicАнтонимический ряд:
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