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1 response
nounin response [to] — als Antwort [auf (+ Akk.)]
in response to your letter — in Beantwortung Ihres Schreibens (Papierdt.)
make no response — nicht antworten
2) (reaction) Reaktion, diemake no response to something — auf etwas (Akk.) nicht reagieren
* * *[-s]1) (a reply or reaction: Our letters have never met with any response; My suggestions met with little response.) die Antwort2) ((usually in plural) in church services, a part spoken by the congregation rather than the priest.) die Antwort* * *re·sponse[rɪˈspɒn(t)s, AM -ˈspɑ:-]nto have/receive a \response eine Antwort haben/bekommento make no \response keine Antwort gebento meet with a bad/good \response eine schlechte/gute Resonanz findenher proposals have met with an enthusiastic \response ihre Vorschläge wurden begeistert aufgenommenhis comments provoked an angry \response from the government seine Bemerkungen riefen eine wütende Reaktion seitens der Regierung hervorin \response to sth in Erwiderung auf etw akkI am writing in \response to your advertisement ich schreibe auf Ihre Anzeige hin* * *[rɪ'spɒns]n1) (= reply) Antwort f, Erwiderung fin response (to) — als Antwort (auf +acc ), in Erwiderung (+gen) (geh)
£50,000 was raised in response to the radio appeal — auf den Aufruf im Rundfunk hin gingen Spenden in Höhe von 50.000 Pfund ein
we had hoped for a bigger response from the public — wir hatten uns größere Resonanz in der Öffentlichkeit erhofft
my appeal met with no response — meine Bitte fand kein Echo or keine Resonanz
to receive a positive response — eine gute or positive Resonanz finden
* * *1. Antwort f, Erwiderung f:in response to als Antwort auf (akk);2. figto auf akk):meet with a good response (starken) Widerhall oder eine gute Aufnahme finden;he did not get any response to his suggestion er hat mit seinem Vorschlag keine Resonanz gefunden3. ELEK, AUTO, TECH Ansprechen n:a) Ansprechcharakteristik f,b) Frequenzgang m,c) Filterkurve f;response (to current) (Strom)Übertragungsfaktor m;response time Ansprechzeit f (eines Relais etc)* * *nounin response [to] — als Antwort [auf (+ Akk.)]
in response to your letter — in Beantwortung Ihres Schreibens (Papierdt.)
2) (reaction) Reaktion, diemake no response to something — auf etwas (Akk.) nicht reagieren
* * *n.Antwort -en f.Reaktion -en f.Rücklauf -¨e m.Verantwortung f. -
2 specific
adjectivedeutlich, klar [Aussage]; bestimmt [Ziel, Grund]could you be more specific? — kannst du dich genauer ausdrücken?
* * *[spə'sifik]1) (giving all the details clearly: specific instructions.) speziell2) (particular; exactly stated or described: Each of the bodily organs has its own specific function.) spezifisch* * *spe·cif·ic[spəˈsɪfɪk]I. adj1. (exact) genaucould you be a bit more \specific? könntest du dich etwas klarer ausdrücken?can you be more \specific about where your back hurts? können Sie mir genauer sagen, wo Sie Schmerzen im Rücken haben?to fix a \specific date ein genaues Datum festmachenare you doing anything \specific this weekend? hast du etwas Bestimmtes vor dieses Wochenende?\specific details besondere Einzelheitenfor \specific purposes für einen bestimmten Zweck\specific knowledge Fachwissen nt4. SCI spezifisch\specific power NUCL spezifische Brennstoffleistung\specific pressure PHYS spezifischer Flächendruck\specific surface CHEM spezifische Oberfläche* * *[spə'sIfɪk]1. adj1) (= definite) bestimmt, speziell; (= precise) statement, instructions genau; example ganz bestimmt9.3, to be specific — 9,3, um genau zu sein
he was quite specific on that point — er hat sich zu diesem Punkt recht spezifisch geäußert
2) (BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, MED) spezifisch2. n1) (old MED) Spezifikum ntto get down to specifics — zu den Einzelheiten kommen
* * *specific [spıˈsıfık]A adj (adv specifically)1. spezifisch, speziell, bestimmt(er, e, es):2. definitiv, präzis(e) (Aussage etc):specific figures konkrete Zahlen;he should be more specific about it er sollte sich präziser ausdrücken oder nähere Angaben darüber machen3. eigen(tümlich) (to dat):4. typisch, besonder(er, e, es)5. wesentlich6. BIOL Art…:7. MEDa) spezifisch (wirkend):b) spezifisch (Krankheit)8. PHYSa) spezifisch (Energie)b) Einheits…B s1. MED spezifisches Heilmittel, Spezifikum n2. pl Details pl, Einzelheiten plsp. abk1. special spez.2. species3. specific spezif.4. specimenspecif. abk2. specifically bes, spez.* * *adjectivedeutlich, klar [Aussage]; bestimmt [Ziel, Grund]
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