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81 Signalement
[zignalә’ma:] n; -s, -s und schw. -e1. bes. schw. personal description* * *Sig|na|le|ment [zɪgnalə'mãː, -'mɛnt]nt -s, -s (Sw)(personal) description* * *1. besonders schweiz personal description -
82 sortentypisch
Adj. characteristic; Wein: typical of this varietal* * * -
83 spezifisch
I Adj. specific (auch MED.); spezifisches Gewicht specific weight (PHYS. gravity); spezifisch sein für be specific ( oder peculiar) toII Adv. specifically* * *specific* * *spe|zi|fisch [Spe'tsiːfɪʃ, sp-]1. adjspecific2. advspecifically; (= typisch) typically* * *(particular; exactly stated or described: Each of the bodily organs has its own specific function.) specific* * *spe·zi·fisch[ʃpeˈtsi:fɪʃ]I. adj2. (speziell) specificII. adv typically* * *1.Adjektiv specific; characteristic <smell, style>2.spezifisches Gewicht/spezifische Wärme — (Phys.) specific gravity/heat
adverbial specifically* * *spezifisches Gewicht specific weight (PHYS gravity);spezifisch sein für be specific ( oder peculiar) toB. adv specifically…spezifisch im adj:gattungsspezifisch specific ( oder peculiar) to the type, type-specific;rollenspezifisch specific ( oder peculiar) to the role, role-specific;systemspezifisch system-specific* * *1.Adjektiv specific; characteristic <smell, style>2.spezifisches Gewicht/spezifische Wärme — (Phys.) specific gravity/heat
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84 Sprachduktus
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85 unsympathisch
Adj. unpleasant, unappealing; abstoßend: off-putting; er / es ist mir unsympathisch I don’t like him / it; unsympathisch aussehen put one (oder s.o.) off; der Gedanke ist mir höchst unsympathisch I find the idea totally unappealing; eine gar nicht unsympathische Vorstellung an idea that is not without its attractions* * *unpleasant; unappealing* * *ụn|sym|pa|thischadjunpleasant, disagreeabledas/er ist mir unsympathisch — I don't like that/him
am unsympathischsten an diesen Leuten ist mir... — what I find most unpleasant about or what I like least about these people is...
* * *un·sym·pa·thisch[ˈʊnzʏmpa:tɪʃ]1. (nicht sympathisch) unpleasant, disagreeableein \unsympathischer Mensch a disagreeable person▪ jd ist \unsympathisch sb finds sb disagreeable2. (nicht gefallend) unpleasantein \unsympathischer Gedanke an unpleasant thought▪ jdm \unsympathisch sein to be disagreeable to sb* * *Adjektiv uncongenial, disagreeable < person>; unpleasant <characteristic, nature, voice>er ist mir unsympathisch/nicht unsympathisch — I find him disagreeable/quite likeable
* * *er/es ist mir unsympathisch I don’t like him/it;unsympathisch aussehen put one (oder sb) off;der Gedanke ist mir höchst unsympathisch I find the idea totally unappealing;eine gar nicht unsympathische Vorstellung an idea that is not without its attractions* * *Adjektiv uncongenial, disagreeable < person>; unpleasant <characteristic, nature, voice>er ist mir unsympathisch/nicht unsympathisch — I find him disagreeable/quite likeable
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86 urdeutsch
Adj. präd. German to the core, as German as you can get umg.; eine urdeutsche Eigenschaft / Sitte etc. a good old-fashioned German characteristic / custom* * *ur|deutschadjessentially German* * *eine urdeutsche Eigenschaft/Sitte etc a good old-fashioned German characteristic/custom -
87 vererben
I v/t1. leave; (auch hum. schenken) bequeath (+ Dat to)II v/refl1. Eigenschaft etc.: be hereditary, run in the family; sich vererben auf (+ Akk) be passed on ( oder transmitted) to* * *to bequeath; to make a will* * *ver|ẹr|ben ptp vere\#rbt1. vt1) Besitz to leave, to bequeath (+dat, an +acc to); (hum) to hand on (jdm to sb), to bequeath (jdm sb)2. vrto be passed on/transmitted ( auf +acc to)* * *1) (to pass on from one generation to the next: These customs have been handed down from father to son since the Middle Ages.) hand down2) (to leave (personal belongings) by will: She bequeathed her art collection to the town.) bequeath* * *ver·er·ben *I. vt▪ [jdm] etw \vererben, etw [auf jdn] \vererben to pass on sth sep [to sb]; (hum fam: schenken) to hand on sth sep [to sb]II. vr* * *1.transitives Verb1) leave, bequeath < property> (Dat., an + Akk. to)2) (Biol.) transmit, pass on <characteristic, disease>; pass on < talent> (Dat., auf + Akk. to)2.* * *A. v/t1. leave; (auch hum schenken) bequeath (+dat to)2. BIOL, MED pass on (auf +akk to), transmit (to)auf +akk to)B. v/r1. Eigenschaft etc: be hereditary, run in the family;2.sich vererben auf (+akk) Nachlass: devolve (up)on, fall to* * *1.transitives Verb1) leave, bequeath < property> (Dat., an + Akk. to)2) (Biol.) transmit, pass on <characteristic, disease>; pass on < talent> (Dat., auf + Akk. to)2. -
88 Zeiterscheinung
f sign of the times, characteristic ( oder feature) of the time ( oder period); (Modeerscheinung) vogue, (passing) fashion* * *Zeiterscheinung f sign of the times, characteristic ( oder feature) of the time ( oder period); (Modeerscheinung) vogue, (passing) fashion -
89 Flugeigenschaft
Flug|ei|gen|schaftf usu plhandling characteristic* * *Flug·ei·gen·schaftf flight characteristic -
90 Ansprechcharakteristik
f <el> (z.B. Relais, Sensor, Sicherung) ■ response characteristic; operating characteristic; response curveGerman-english technical dictionary > Ansprechcharakteristik
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91 Begrenzungskennlinie
f <tech.allg> (z.B. Motor, Pumpe) ■ limiting characteristic; limiting characteristic line -
92 Betriebskennlinie
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93 charakteristische Kurve
f rar <tech.allg> (z.B. Leistung, Temperatur, Druck, Frequenzgang, Spannung) ■ characteristic curve; characteristicGerman-english technical dictionary > charakteristische Kurve
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94 diskretes Merkmal
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95 Druckkennlinie
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96 Eigenstrahlung
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97 Empfindlichkeitscharakteristik
f <opt.phot> ■ sensitivity characteristic; response characteristicGerman-english technical dictionary > Empfindlichkeitscharakteristik
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98 Kennfeld
n <tech.allg> (z.B. von Kraft- od. Arbeitsmaschinen) ■ family of characteristics; characteristic curve family; characteristics pl -
99 Kenngröße
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100 Kennkurve
f <tech.allg> (z.B. Leistung, Temperatur, Druck, Frequenzgang, Spannung) ■ characteristic curve; characteristic
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