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1 eingedenk
Adj. präd. geh. mindful (+ Gen of); einer Sache eingedenk sein / bleiben bear / keep s.th. in mind, remember s.th.; eingedenk der Tatsache oder dessen, dass... bearing in mind that...* * *mindful of* * *ein|ge|denk ['aingədɛŋk] (old, liter)1. prep +genbearing in mind, rememberingéíngedenk dessen, dass... — bearing in mind that..., remembering that...
2. adj pred* * *ein·ge·denk[ˈaingədɛŋk]\eingedenk dessen, was vorgefallen war... bearing in mind what had happened...▶ einer S. gen \eingedenk sein/bleiben (etw im Gedächtnis behalten) to be mindful of sth [or bear sth in mind]* * *einer Sache (Gen.) eingedenk sein — (geh.) be mindful of something
eingedenk der Tatsache, dass... — bearing in mind that...
* * *einer Sache eingedenk sein/bleiben bear/keep sth in mind, remember sth;dessen, dass … bearing in mind that …* * *Adjektiv; nicht attreiner Sache (Gen.) eingedenk sein — (geh.) be mindful of something
eingedenk der Tatsache, dass... — bearing in mind that...
* * *adj.mindful adj. adv.mindfully adv. -
2 aufmerksam
I Adj.1. attentive ( auf + Akk to); aufmerksam sein in der Schule etc.: pay attention; jemanden aufmerksam machen auf (+ Akk) call ( oder draw) s.o.’s attention to, point s.th. out to s.o., bring s.th. to s.o.’s notice; auf etw. (Akk) aufmerksam werden become aware of s.th., notice s.th.2. (höflich) attentive; (rücksichtsvoll) auch considerate; das war sehr aufmerksam von ihr that was very thoughtful of her; danke, sehr aufmerksam! thank you, that’s very kind (of you)* * *observant; thoughtful; attentive; observing; mindful; wide-awake* * *auf|merk|sam ['aufmɛrkzaːm]1. adjáúfmerksam machen — to draw sb's attention to sth
jdn darauf áúfmerksam machen, dass... — to draw sb's attention to the fact that...
auf jdn/etw áúfmerksam werden — to become aware of sb/sth
áúfmerksam werden — to sit up and take notice
2) (= zuvorkommend) attentive2. advzusehen carefully; zuhören attentivelyFelix beteiligt sich áúfmerksam am Unterrichtsgeschehen — Felix pays attention in class
* * *1) ((with to) watchful and aware: You must be alert to danger.) alert2) (giving attention: The children were very attentive when the teacher was speaking; attentive to her needs.) attentive3) ((with of) paying attention to; responding to: heedful of danger.) heedful4) (with great concentration: He was watching her intently.) intently5) (quick to notice: An observant boy remembered the car's registration number.) observant* * *auf·merk·samI. adj1. (alles genau bemerkend) attentive\aufmerksame Augen keen [or sharp] eyes▪ [auf jdn/etw] \aufmerksam sein/werden to take notice [of sb/sth]jdn auf etw akk \aufmerksam machen to draw [or direct] sb's attention to sth, to point sth out to sbjdn darauf \aufmerksam machen, dass... to draw [or direct] sb's attention to the fact that..., to point out to sb that...auf diese Situation sind wir nicht \aufmerksam gemacht worden we were not told of this situation2. (zuvorkommend) attentive[das ist] sehr \aufmerksam [von Ihnen]! [that's] most kind [of you]seht mal \aufmerksam zu! watch carefully, pay attention and watch* * *1.jemanden auf jemanden/etwas aufmerksam machen — draw somebody's attention to somebody/something; bring somebody/something to somebody's notice
jemanden darauf aufmerksam machen, dass... — draw somebody's attention to or bring to somebody's notice the fact that...
auf jemanden/etwas aufmerksam werden — become aware of or notice somebody/something
2) (höflich) attentive2.danke, sehr aufmerksam — thank you, that's very or most kind of you
adverbial attentively* * *A. adj1. attentive (auf +akk to);aufmerksam sein in der Schule etc: pay attention;jemanden aufmerksam machen auf (+akk) call ( oder draw) sb’s attention to, point sth out to sb, bring sth to sb’s notice;auf etwas (akk)aufmerksam werden become aware of sth, notice sthdas war sehr aufmerksam von ihr that was very thoughtful of her;danke, sehr aufmerksam! thank you, that’s very kind (of you)B. adv:aufmerksam verfolgen follow closely;aufmerksam zuhören listen attentively* * *1.jemanden auf jemanden/etwas aufmerksam machen — draw somebody's attention to somebody/something; bring somebody/something to somebody's notice
jemanden darauf aufmerksam machen, dass... — draw somebody's attention to or bring to somebody's notice the fact that...
auf jemanden/etwas aufmerksam werden — become aware of or notice somebody/something
2) (höflich) attentive2.danke, sehr aufmerksam — thank you, that's very or most kind of you
adverbial attentively* * *adj.attentive adj.intent adj.mindful adj.observing adj. adv.attentively adv.mindfully adv.observingly adv. -
3 eingedenk
1. mindful2. mindfully(+gen.)1. bearing... in mind2. mindful of... -
4 achtsam
Adj. careful, attentive* * *regardful; heedful; attentive; mindful* * *ạcht|sam ['axtzaːm] (geh)1. adjattentive; (= sorgfältig) careful2. advcarefullymit etw achtsam umgehen — to be careful with sth
sich achtsam benehmen — to be careful
* * *acht·sam[ˈaxtza:m]bitte gehen Sie sehr \achtsam damit um! please take great care with this!* * *1.Adjektiv (geh.) attentive2.mit etwas [äußerst] achtsam umgehen — handle something with [extreme] care
* * *achtsam adj careful, attentive* * *1.Adjektiv (geh.) attentive2.mit etwas [äußerst] achtsam umgehen — handle something with [extreme] care
* * *adj.attentive adj.cautious n.heedful adj.observant adj.regardful adj. adv.heedfully adv.observantly adv.regardfully adv. -
5 wissend
I Part. Präs. wissenII Adj. Blick, Lächeln: knowingIII Adv. knowingly* * *knowing; mindful* * *wịs|send1. adjBlick etc knowing2. advknowingly* * *1) (showing secret understanding: She gave him a knowing look.) knowing2) (in a knowing manner: She smiled knowingly.) knowingly* * *wis·send\wissende Blicke [aus]tauschen to exchange knowing looks* * *B. adj Blick, Lächeln: knowingC. adv knowingly* * *adj.aware adj.knowing adj. -
6 eingedenk
ein·ge·denk [ʼaingədɛŋk] adj( geh) ( in Anbetracht)\eingedenk dessen, was vorgefallen war... bearing in mind what had happened...WENDUNGEN:einer S. gen \eingedenk sein/bleiben ( etw im Gedächtnis behalten) to be mindful of sth [or bear sth in mind] -
7 an etw. denken
1. to be mindful of sth.2. to keep sth. in mind3. to think of sth. -
8 aufmerksam
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9 bedenken
to preconceive1. to be mindful of sth.2. to think of sth. -
10 berücksichtigen
1. to bear in mind2. to consider3. to factor in4. to regard5. to take into account6. to take into considerationto be mindful of sth.
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