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1 vergleichende Forschungsmethode
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2 vergleichend
I Part. Präs. vergleichen* * *comparative* * *ver|glei|chendadjcomparative* * *ver·glei·chendadj comparativedie \vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft comparative linguistics + sing vbeine \vergleichende Überprüfung a comparative evaluation\vergleichende Werbung comparative advertising* * *B. adj:* * *adj.comparative adj. -
3 Komparativ
Adj. LING. comparative* * *der Komparativcomparative* * *Kọm|pa|ra|tiv ['kɔmparatiːf]m -s, -e[-və] (GRAM) comparative* * *Kom·pa·ra·tiv<-s, -e>[ˈkɔmparati:f]m comparative* * *der; Komparativs, Komparative (Sprachw.) comparative* * ** * *der; Komparativs, Komparative (Sprachw.) comparative* * *f.comparative n. -
4 komparativ
Adj. LING. comparative* * *der Komparativcomparative* * *Kọm|pa|ra|tiv ['kɔmparatiːf]m -s, -e[-və] (GRAM) comparative* * *Kom·pa·ra·tiv<-s, -e>[ˈkɔmparati:f]m comparative* * *der; Komparativs, Komparative (Sprachw.) comparative* * ** * *der; Komparativs, Komparative (Sprachw.) comparative* * *f.comparative n. -
5 Komparatistik
f; -, kein Pl. comparative studies Pl., comparative literature and linguistics* * *Kom|pa|ra|tịs|tik [kɔmpara'tIstɪk]f -, no plcomparative literature* * * -
6 Vergleichsform
f LING. comparative form* * *Ver|gleichs|formf (GRAM)comparative form* * *die (Sprachw.) comparative/superlative form* * ** * *die (Sprachw.) comparative/superlative form -
7 Sprachwissenschaft
* * *die Sprachwissenschaftphilology* * *Sprach|wis|sen|schaftflinguistics sing; (= Philologie) philologyvergleichende Spráchwissenschaften — comparative linguistics/philology
* * *Sprach·wis·sen·schaftf linguistics + sing vballgemeine \Sprachwissenschaft linguisticsvergleichende \Sprachwissenschaften comparative linguistics* * *die linguistics sing., no art.* * *vergleichende Sprachwissenschaften comparative linguistics* * *die linguistics sing., no art.* * *f.linguistics n. -
8 Steigerung
f1. increase; von Spannung, Wirkung: auch heightening, intensification; von Wert: auch enhancement; (Verbesserung) improvement; (Verschlimmerung) exacerbation* * *die Steigerung(Anstieg) heightening; aggravation; climax; increase;(Grammatik) comparison* * *Stei|ge|rung ['ʃtaigərʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= das Steigern) increase (+gen in); (von Wirkung auch) heightening; (von Farbe) intensification, heightening; (= Verschlimmerung) aggravation; (= Verbesserung) improvement* * *Stei·ge·rung<-, -en>feine \Steigerung der Beschleunigung an increase in [the] acceleration3. LING comparative/superlative4. HANDEL run-up\Steigerung der Einfuhren ÖKON increase in importseine \Steigerung um 5 % gegenüber dem Vorjahr a 5% improvement over last year* * *die; Steigerung, Steigerungen1) increase (Gen. in); (Verstärkung) intensification; (einer Wirkung) heightening; (des Zorns) exacerbation; (Verbesserung) improvement (Gen. in); (bes. Sport): (LeistungsSteigerung) improvement [in performance]2) (Sprachw.) comparison* * *1. increase; von Spannung, Wirkung: auch heightening, intensification; von Wert: auch enhancement; (Verbesserung) improvement; (Verschlimmerung) exacerbation* * *die; Steigerung, Steigerungen1) increase (Gen. in); (Verstärkung) intensification; (einer Wirkung) heightening; (des Zorns) exacerbation; (Verbesserung) improvement (Gen. in); (bes. Sport): (LeistungsSteigerung) improvement [in performance]2) (Sprachw.) comparison* * *f.cumulation n.enhancement n.escalation n. -
9 Steigerungsform
f LING. comparative or superlative form* * *Stei|ge|rungs|formf (GRAM)(= Komparativ) comparative form; (= Superlativ) superlative form* * *Stei·ge·rungs·formf LING comparative/superlative form* * * -
10 Vergleichsprüfung
f1. bes. Pferdesport: comparative trial2. EDV comparative check* * *1. besonders Pferdesport: comparative trial2. IT comparative check* * *f.cross-validation n. -
11 Vergleichswert
m comparative ( oder comparable) value* * *Ver|gleichs|wertmcomparative or comparable value* * *Ver·gleichs·wertm FIN comparative value* * * -
12 Vergleichszahl
f comparative figure* * *Ver|gleichs|zahlf usu plcomparative figure* * *Ver·gleichs·zahlf meist pl comparative figure usu pl* * *Vergleichszahl f comparative figure -
13 verhältnismäßig
I Adv.1. (relativ) relatively, reasonably2. (angemessen) proportionally; verhältnismäßig aufteilen divide up proportionally; verhältnismäßig reagieren react appropriatelyII Adj. proportional; WIRTS. attr. auch pro rata...* * *relatively (Adv.); comparatively (Adv.);(proportional) proportional (Adj.);* * *ver|hạ̈lt|nis|mä|ßig1. adj1) (= proportional) proportional; (ESP JUR = angemessen) proportionate, commensurate2) (= relativ) comparative, relative; (inf = ziemlich) reasonable2. adv1) (= proportional) proportionally2) (= relativ, inf: = ziemlich) relatively* * *1) (when compared to someone or something else: He seems relatively happy now; This is a fairly unimportant problem, relatively speaking.) relatively2) (compared with something else, or with each other, or with a situation in the past etc: the relative speeds of a car and a train; She used to be rich but now lives in relative poverty.) relate3) (judged by comparing with something else: the comparative quiet of the suburbs.) comparative* * *ver·hält·nis·mä·ßigadv relativelysie verdient \verhältnismäßig viel she earns a relatively large amount* * *Adverb relatively; comparatively* * *A. adv1. (relativ) relatively, reasonably2. (angemessen) proportionally;verhältnismäßig aufteilen divide up proportionally;verhältnismäßig reagieren react appropriatelyB. adj proportional; WIRTSCH attr auch pro rata …* * *Adverb relatively; comparatively* * *adj.pro rata adj.propositional adj. adv.proportionally adv. -
14 vergleichend
ver·glei·chend adjcomparative;die \vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft comparative linguistics + sing vb;eine \vergleichende Überprüfung a comparative evaluation;\vergleichende Werbung comparative advertising -
15 vergleichende Werbung
vergleichende Werbung f V&M comparative advertising* * *f <V&M> comparative advertising* * *vergleichende Werbung
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16 Religionswissenschaft
f (comparative) theology* * *Re|li|gi|ons|wis|sen|schaftfreligious studies plvergleichende Religiónswissenschaft — comparative religion
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17 steigern
I v/t1. increase; (Spannung, Wirkung) auch heighten, intensify; (Wert) auch put up, enhance; (verbessern) improve, enhance; (verschlimmern) exacerbate; (Produktion, Tempo) increase, step up2. LING. compare; englische Adjektive steigert man auf „-er,-est“ oder „more, most“ the comparative and superlative of English adjectives are formed with „-er“ and „-est“ or „more“ and „most“II v/refl increase; (wachsen) auch grow; Preise: rise, go up, increase; Spannung: rise; auch Erregung: mount; (sich verbessern) improve (one’s performance); er kann sich noch steigern there’s room for improvement; im Finale konnte sie sich nochmals steigern in the final she succeeded in finding that extra something (Tennis etc.: in raising her game); siehe auch hineinsteigern* * *to climax; to enhance; to raise; to step up; to increase;sich steigernto climax* * *stei|gern ['ʃtaigɐn]1. vt1) (= erhöhen) to increase (auf +acc to, um bei); Wirkung to increase, to heighten; (= verschlimmern) Übel, Zorn to aggravate; (= verbessern) Leistung to improve3) (= ersteigern) to buy at an auction2. vito bid (um for)3. vr1) (= sich erhöhen) to increase; (Zorn, Übel) to be aggravated, to worsen2) (= sich verbessern) to improve3)(= hineinsteigern)
stéígern — to work oneself (up) into sth* * *1) (to increase (usually speed).) get up2) (to increase (an effect etc).) heighten3) (to increase: The firm must step up production.) step up* * *stei·gern[ˈʃtaigɐn]I. vt1. (erhöhen, verstärken)die Geschwindigkeit \steigern to increase speed, to acceleratedie Produktion \steigern to increase [or sep step up] production2. (verbessern)▪ etw \steigern to add to [or improve] sthdie Qualität \steigern to improve [or enhance] the quality3. LING▪ etw \steigern to compare sth, to form the comparative of sthII. vrgesteigertes Interesse/Misstrauen great interest/deep[ening] mistrust* * *1.transitives Verb1) increase <speed, value, sales, consumption, etc.> (auf + Akk. to); step up <demands, production, pace, etc.>; raise <standards, requirements>; (verstärken) intensify <fear, tension>; heighten, intensify < effect>; exacerbate < anger>2) (Sprachw.) compare < adjective>2.reflexives Verb1) <confusion, speed, profit, etc.> increase; <pain, excitement, tension> become more intense; <excitement, tension> mount; <hate, anger> grow, become more intense; < costs> escalate; < effect> be heightened or intensifiedsich od. seine Leistung[en] steigern — improve one's performance
sich [mehr und mehr] in einen Erregungszustand steigern — work oneself up into [more and more of] a state [of excitement]
* * *A. v/t1. increase; (Spannung, Wirkung) auch heighten, intensify; (Wert) auch put up, enhance; (verbessern) improve, enhance; (verschlimmern) exacerbate; (Produktion, Tempo) increase, step up2. LING compare;englische Adjektive steigert man auf „-er,-est“ oder „more, most“ the comparative and superlative of English adjectives are formed with “-er” and “-est” or “more” and “most”B. v/r increase; (wachsen) auch grow; Preise: rise, go up, increase; Spannung: rise; auch Erregung: mount; (sich verbessern) improve (one’s performance);er kann sich noch steigern there’s room for improvement;im Finale konnte sie sich nochmals steigern in the final she succeeded in finding that extra something (Tennis etc: in raising her game); → auch hineinsteigernauf +akk to)* * *1.transitives Verb1) increase <speed, value, sales, consumption, etc.> (auf + Akk. to); step up <demands, production, pace, etc.>; raise <standards, requirements>; (verstärken) intensify <fear, tension>; heighten, intensify < effect>; exacerbate < anger>2) (Sprachw.) compare < adjective>2.reflexives Verb1) <confusion, speed, profit, etc.> increase; <pain, excitement, tension> become more intense; <excitement, tension> mount; <hate, anger> grow, become more intense; < costs> escalate; < effect> be heightened or intensifiedsich od. seine Leistung[en] steigern — improve one's performance
sich [mehr und mehr] in einen Erregungszustand steigern — work oneself up into [more and more of] a state [of excitement]
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18 Vergleichssatz
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19 Vergleichstest
m bei Automodellen etc.: comparative test* * *Ver·gleichs·testm ÖKON [comparative] test, comparison* * *Vergleichstest m bei Automodellen etc: comparative test -
20 Vergleichszeitraum
m comparative period of time* * *Ver|gleichs|zeit|raummcomparative period* * *Ver·gleichs·zeit·raumm HANDEL given period* * *Vergleichszeitraum m comparative period of time
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