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Adj.2. fig. (mustergültig) classic (auch Fehler, Beispiel etc.)3. (herkömmlich) classical* * *classic; classical; vintage* * *klạs|sisch ['klasɪʃ]1. adj1) (= die Klassik betreffend, antik, traditionell) classical2) (= typisch, vorbildlich, zeitlos) classic3) (iro inf = prächtig) classic2. advclassically* * *1) (standard or best: the classic example.) classic2) ((especially of literature, art etc) of ancient Greece and Rome: classical studies.) classical3) ((of music) having the traditional, established harmony and/or form: He prefers classical music to popular music.) classical* * *klas·sisch[ˈklasɪʃ]1. (die antike Klassik betreffend) classical3. (ideal) classic* * *1) classical* * *klassisch adjklassisches Werk classic3. (herkömmlich) classical* * *1) classical2) (vollendet, zeitlos; auch iron.) classic* * *adj.classic adj.classical adj. adv.classically adv. -
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Adj.1. Gesinnung, Tat etc.: noble, hono(u)rable; Person: auch noble-minded, generous, magnanimous; Spender2. Qualität, Schmuck, Wein etc.: fine; Metall: precious; Pferd: thoroughbred; Rose etc.: species...; Holz: fine, precious; Tropfen* * *precious; noble; lordly* * *['eːdl]1. adj2) (= hochwertig) precious; Hölzer precious, fine; Rosen, Speisen fine; Wein noble, fine; Pferd thoroughbred3) (= edel geformt, harmonisch) noble; Nase regal, aristocraticSee:→ Spender(in)2. adveingerichtet classically; dinieren exclusivelyédel gestylt — with a classic design
édel geformte Züge — classic features
er denkt édel — he has noble thoughts
* * *(honourable; unselfish: a noble mind; a noble deed.) noble* * *[ˈe:dl̩]I. adj1. (großherzig) generous2. (hochwertig) fine, high-grade3. (aristokratisch) noblevon edler Abkunft sein to be of noble originII. adv nobly\edel geformte Züge aristocratic features* * *1.1) nicht präd. thoroughbred < horse>2) (großmütig) noble[-minded], high-minded < person>; noble <thought, gesture, deed>; honourable < motive>edle Gesinnung — nobility of mind; noble-mindedness
3) (geh.): (wohlgeformt) finely-shaped5) nicht präd. (veralt.): (adlig) noble2.adverbial nobly* * *edel adj1. Gesinnung, Tat etc: noble, hono(u)rable; Person: auch noble-minded, generous, magnanimous; → Spender2. Qualität, Schmuck, Wein etc: fine; Metall: precious; Pferd: thoroughbred; Rose etc: species …; Holz: fine, precious; → Tropfen3. geh (wohlgeformt) noble, finely-shaped;von edler Gestalt of noble stature4. obs (adelig) noble, aristocratic;aus edlem Geschlecht of noble birth* * *1.1) nicht präd. thoroughbred < horse>2) (großmütig) noble[-minded], high-minded < person>; noble <thought, gesture, deed>; honourable < motive>edle Gesinnung — nobility of mind; noble-mindedness
3) (geh.): (wohlgeformt) finely-shaped5) nicht präd. (veralt.): (adlig) noble2.adverbial nobly* * *adj.noble adj. adv.nobly adv. -
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