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1 ständig wiederkehrend
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2 fortwährend
II Adv. continually, constantly; (ununterbrochen) continuously, incessantly, all the time; er ruft fortwährend an he is constantly ( oder keeps on) ringing up (Am. calling)* * *perpetual (Adj.); for ever (Adv.); continual (Adj.); forever (Adv.)* * *fọrt|wäh|rend1. adj no predconstant, continual, incessant2. advconstantly, continually, incessantly* * *1) perpetually2) (lasting for ever or for a long time; occurring repeatedly over a long time: He lives in perpetual fear of being discovered; perpetual noise.) perpetual* * *fort·wäh·rend[ˈfɔrtvɛ:rənt]I. adj attr constantII. adv constantlybitte unterbrich mich nicht \fortwährend please don't keep interrupting me* * *1. 2.adverbial continually; incessantly* * ** * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. continual; incessant2.adverbial continually; incessantly* * *adj.continual adj.perpetual adj. adv.perpetually adv. -
3 andauernd
I Part. Präs. andauernII Adj. continual; (unaufhörlich) continuous, incessant; (hartnäckig) persistent; ich hasse diese andauernden Unterbrechungen! I hate ( oder can’t stand) these constant interruptions!III Adv.1. siehe II.* * *constant (Adj.); enduring (Adj.); on and on (Adv.)* * *ạn|dau|ernd1. adj(= ständig) continuous; (= anhaltend) continual2. advconstantly, continuously, continuallywenn du mich andauernd unterbrichst... — if you keep on interrupting me...
* * *an·dau·erndI. adj continuous, persistentbis in die späten Abendstunden \andauernd going on well into the nightII. adv continuously, persistentlyjetzt schrei mich nicht \andauernd an stop shouting at me all the time* * *1. 2.adverbial continually; constantlywarum fragst du denn andauernd dasselbe? — why do you keep on asking the same thing?
* * *ich hasse diese andauernden Unterbrechungen! I hate ( oder can’t stand) these constant interruptions!C. adv1. → B2. (immer wieder) repeatedly;sie stört mich andauernd! she (just) keeps interrupting me!* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. continual; constant2.adverbial continually; constantly* * *adj.constant adj.enduring adj. adv.enduringly adv. -
4 beständig
I Adj.1. (dauerhaft) permanent; (von Dauer, länger anhaltend) lasting; (andauernd) continual, constant, incessant; (ununterbrochen) continuous3. (beharrlich) perseveringII Adv. (dauernd, immerzu) constantly, continually* * *constant (Adj.); steady (Adj.); invariable (Adj.); sustained (Adj.); perennial (Adj.); consistent (Adj.); continual (Adj.); settled (Adj.); permanent (Adj.); enduring (Adj.); durable (Adj.)* * *be|stạ̈n|dig [bə'ʃtɛndɪç]1. adj1) no pred (= dauernd) constant, continual3) (= widerstandsfähig) resistant (gegen to); Farbe fast; (= dauerhaft) Freundschaft, Beziehung lasting, durable2. adv1) (= dauernd) constantly, continuallyich mache mir beständig Sorgen — I am constantly or continually worried
2) (= gleichbleibend) consistently, steadily* * *(always: They invariably quarrel when he comes home.) invariably* * *be·stän·dig2. (gleich bleibend) consistent, dependable, steady\beständige Loyalität unswerving loyalty\beständiges Wetter settled weather\beständiges Tief persistent depressionhitze\beständig heat-resistant, -proof4. (dauerhaft) long-lasting, lasting5. CHEM, PHYS permanent, stable* * *1.1) nicht präd. (dauernd) constant2) (gleich bleibend) constant; steadfast < person>; settled < weather>; (Chemie) stable < compound>; (zuverlässig) reliable3) (widerstandsfähig) resistant (gegen, gegenüber to)2.1) (dauernd) constantly2) (gleich bleibend) consistently* * *A. adj1. (dauerhaft) permanent; (von Dauer, länger anhaltend) lasting; (andauernd) continual, constant, incessant; (ununterbrochen) continuous3. (beharrlich) persevering4. (widerstandsfähig) resistant (B. adv (dauernd, immerzu) constantly, continually…beständig im adj: -resistant* * *1.1) nicht präd. (dauernd) constant2) (gleich bleibend) constant; steadfast < person>; settled < weather>; (Chemie) stable < compound>; (zuverlässig) reliable3) (widerstandsfähig) resistant (gegen, gegenüber to)2.1) (dauernd) constantly2) (gleich bleibend) consistently* * *(Leistung) adj.consistent adj. adj.abiding adj.perennial adj.persistent adj.proof adj.settled adj. adv.constantly adv.invariably adv.perennially adv. -
5 fortgesetzt
I P.P. fortsetzen* * *fọrt|ge|setztadjcontinual, constant, incessant; Betrug, Steuerhinterziehung, Handlung repeatedSee:→ auch fortsetzen* * *(continuing: an ongoing argument.) ongoing* * *fort·ge·setztadj constant* * *1. 2.adverbial continually; constantly* * ** * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. continual; constant2.adverbial continually; constantly* * *adj.continued adj. adv.continually adv.continuously adv. -
6 ständig
I Adj. Adresse, Personal etc.: permanent; (fortwährend) constant, continual; (laufend) continuous; (regelmäßig) steady; Einkommen: fixed, regular; Regel, Praxis: established; ständiger Ausschuss standing committee; ständiger Begleiter constant companion; ständiger Beirat permanent council; ständiger Korrespondent resident correspondent; ständiger Vertreter des Schulleiters etc.: permanent deputy; unter ständigem Druck sein be under constant pressure; in ständiger Sorge leben live in a state of constant worry; in ständiger Verbindung stehen mit be in constant contact with; dein ständiges Gejammer geht mir auf die Nerven your constant ( oder endless) moaning gets on my nervesII Adv. permanently; (fortwährend) constantly, forever; etw. ständig sagen / tun keep saying / doing s.th.; er meckert ständig über das Essen umg. he’s always ( oder forever) complaining about the food, he keeps ( oder never stops) complaining about the food; musst du denn ständig dazwischenreden? do you have to keep on interrupting?* * *permanently (Adv.); steady (Adj.); incessant (Adj.); constantly (Adv.); permanent (Adj.); continuous (Adj.); constant (Adj.)* * *stạ̈n|dig ['ʃtɛndɪç]1. adj1) (= dauernd) permanent; Praxis, Regel established; Korrespondent (von Zeitung) resident; Mitglied permanent; Einkommen regular2) (= unaufhörlich) constant, continual2. adv1) (= andauernd) constantlymüssen Sie mich ständig unterbrechen? — must you keep (on) interrupting me?, must you continually or constantly interrupt me?
passiert das oft? – ständig — does it happen often? – always or all the time
2) (= permanent) wohnen permanently* * *1) (always; continually: the ever-increasing traffic.) ever-2) continually3) for good4) permanently5) (lasting; not temporary: After many years of travelling, they made a permanent home in England.) permanent6) (permanent: The general's standing orders must be obeyed.) standing* * *stän·dig[ˈʃtɛndɪç]I. adj1. (dauernd) constant\ständiger Regen constant [or continual] rain2. (permanent) permanentII. adv1. (dauernd) constantly, all the timemit ihr haben wir \ständig Ärger she's a constant nuisance [to us], we're constantly having trouble with hermusst du mich \ständig kritisieren? do you always have to criticize me?, must you constantly criticize me?, must you keep [on] criticizing me?2. (permanent)* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd1) (andauernd) constant <noise, worry, pressure, etc.>2) (fest) permanent <residence, correspondent, staff, member, etc.>; standing < committee>; regular < income>2.adverbial constantlymusst du sie ständig unterbrechen? — do you have to keep [on] interrupting her?
* * *A. adj Adresse, Personal etc: permanent; (fortwährend) constant, continual; (laufend) continuous; (regelmäßig) steady; Einkommen: fixed, regular; Regel, Praxis: established;ständiger Ausschuss standing committee;ständiger Begleiter constant companion;ständiger Beirat permanent council;ständiger Korrespondent resident correspondent;ständiger Vertreter des Schulleiters etc: permanent deputy;unter ständigem Druck sein be under constant pressure;in ständiger Sorge leben live in a state of constant worry;in ständiger Verbindung stehen mit be in constant contact with;dein ständiges Gejammer geht mir auf die Nerven your constant ( oder endless) moaning gets on my nervesetwas ständig sagen/tun keep saying/doing sth;er meckert ständig über das Essen umg he’s always ( oder forever) complaining about the food, he keeps ( oder never stops) complaining about the food;musst du denn ständig dazwischenreden? do you have to keep on interrupting?* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd1) (andauernd) constant <noise, worry, pressure, etc.>2) (fest) permanent <residence, correspondent, staff, member, etc.>; standing < committee>; regular < income>2.adverbial constantlymusst du sie ständig unterbrechen? — do you have to keep [on] interrupting her?
* * *adj.persistent adj.steady adj. adv.incessantly adv. -
7 gebetsmühlenhaft
ge|bets|müh|len|haft1. adjconstant, continual2. advconstantly, continually* * *ge·bets·müh·len·haft* * *A. adj Wiederholungen: constant, continualB. adv:etwas gebetsmühlenartig wiederholen repeat sth constantly ( oder continually) -
8 Gebimmel
* * *das Gebimmeltinkling* * *Ge|bịm|mel [gə'bɪml]nt -s, no pl (inf)ting-a-ling (inf)* * *Ge·bim·mel<-s,>[gəˈbɪml̩]* * *das; Gebimmels (ugs.) ringing; (von kleinen Glocken) tinkling* * *(dauerndes) Gebimmel (continual) ringing* * *das; Gebimmels (ugs.) ringing; (von kleinen Glocken) tinkling* * *- n.tinkling n. -
9 Weiterbildung
Weiterbildung f BIL further training, continuing education, continual professional education, further education* * *f <Person, Sozial> further training, continuing education, continual professional education, further education* * *Weiterbildung
continuation (continuing) training, further education (Br.), (im Betrieb) in-service (in-plant) training;
• berufliche Weiterbildung continuation education, advanced vocational (extended professional) training;
• Weiterbildung leitender Angestellter executive training (US);
• Weiterbildung von Führungskräften development of supervisors, executive development;
• Weiterbildung via Internet webucation. -
10 Dauerbelastung
f1. TECH. constant load* * *Dau|er|be|las|tungfcontinual pressure no indef art; (von Maschine) constant loadunter Dáúerbelastung — under continual pressure/a constant load
* * *1. TECH constant load -
11 dauernd
I Part. Präs dauern1II Adj.2. Wohnsitz: permanent3. dauerhaftIII Adv.: er lachte dauernd he kept laughing; er redet dauernd auf mich ein he keeps on at me umg. (Am. keeps bugging me umg.); unterbrich mich nicht dauernd! stop interrupting me (all the time)!; dauernd ist was los umg. there’s always something going on* * *lasting (Adj.); abiding (Adj.); continual (Adj.); chronic (Adj.); perennial (Adj.); permanent (Adj.)* * *dau|ernd1. adj(= anhaltend) Frieden, Regelung lasting; (= ständig) Wohnsitz, Ausstellung permanent; (= fortwährend) Unterbrechung, Nörgelei, Sorge constant, perpetual2. advetw dáúernd tun — to keep doing sth; (stärker) to be always or forever (inf) doing sth, to do sth the whole time (inf)
sie musste dáúernd auf die Toilette — she had to keep going to the toilet (Brit) or bathroom (esp US)
er beschwert sich dáúernd darüber — he's always or forever (inf) complaining about it, he complains about it the whole time (inf)
frag nicht dáúernd so dumm! — don't keep asking stupid questions
* * *(never stopping: a constant noise.) constant* * *dau·ernd[ˈdauɐnt]eine \dauernde Freundschaft a lasting [or long-lived] friendship\dauernder Wohnsitz permanent [or fixed] addressII. adv1. (ständig) constantlymit diesen Neuen hat man \dauernd Ärger! these newcomers are always causing trouble!2. (immer wieder) alwaysetw \dauernd tun to keep [on] doing sth* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. constant, perpetual <noise, interruptions, etc.>; permanent < institution>2.er kommt dauernd zu spät — he is for ever or keeps on arriving late
* * *A. ppr → dauern1B. adj2. Wohnsitz: permanentC. adv:er lachte dauernd he kept laughing;unterbrich mich nicht dauernd! stop interrupting me (all the time)!;dauernd ist was los umg there’s always something going on* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. constant, perpetual <noise, interruptions, etc.>; permanent < institution>2.er kommt dauernd zu spät — he is for ever or keeps on arriving late
* * *adj.abiding adj.continual adj.continuing adj.perennial adj. adv.perennially adv.perpetually adv. -
12 durchgängig
I Adj.2. Einlass etc.: continual, nonstop3. MED., Ader, Eileiter: open, freeII Adv. generally; (überall, immer) throughout* * *dụrch|gän|gig1. adjuniversal, generaleine durchgängige Eigenschaft in seinen Romanen — a constant feature in or of his novels
2. advgenerally; feststellbar universallydie Kandidaten wurden durchgängig abgelehnt — every single one of the candidates was rejected
* * *durch·gän·gig[ˈdʊrçgɛŋɪç]I. adj general, universal\durchgängige Besonderheit constant exceptional [or unusual] featureII. adv universally, generallydiese Eigenart des Satzbaus ist in ihren Gedichten \durchgängig feststellbar this characteristic syntax is evident [or to be found] throughout [all of] her poetry* * *1. 2.* * *A. adj2. Einlass etc: continual, nonstop3. MED, Ader, Eileiter: open, free* * *1. 2. -
13 fortlaufend
I Part. Präs. fortlaufenII Adj. continuous, running; Hefte, Folgen etc.: consecutive; mit fortlaufender Nummer( ierung) numbered consecutively* * *progressional (Adj.); continuous (Adj.); consecutive (Adj.); consecutively (Adv.); serial (Adj.)* * *fọrt|lau|fend1. adjHandlung ongoing; Erscheinen serial attr; Zahlungen regular; (= andauernd) continual2. adv(= andauernd) continuallyfortlaufend nummeriert (Geldscheine, Motoren) — serially numbered; Blätter, Seiten consecutively numbered
* * ** * *fort·lau·fend* * *1. 2.* * *B. adj continuous, running; Hefte, Folgen etc: consecutive;mit fortlaufender Nummer(ierung) numbered consecutivelyC. adv continuously;fortlaufend nummeriert numbered consecutively* * *1. 2.* * *adj.consecutive adj.continuous adj.progressional adj. adv.consecutively adv.continuously adv. -
14 unablässig
II Adv. reden etc.: incessantly* * *permanent; sustained; unremitting; constant; continuous* * *un|ab|lạ̈s|sig [Un|ap'lɛsɪç, 'ʊn-]1. adjcontinual; Regen, Lärm etc auch incessant; Versuche, Bemühungen auch unremitting, unceasing2. advcontinually* * *un·ab·läs·sig[ʊnʔapˈlɛsɪç]II. adv incessantly, unremittingly* * *1. 2.adverbial incessantly; constantly* * *B. adv reden etc: incessantly* * *1. 2.adverbial incessantly; constantly* * *adj.incessant adj. adv.unremittingly adv. -
15 sehr häufig
(very frequent; repeated many times: continual interruptions.) continual -
16 anhaltend
anhaltend adj GEN continuing* * ** * *anhaltend
persistent, lasting, of long standing;
• anhaltendes Interesse continue[d] interest;
• anhaltende Konjunktur continuous boom;
• anhaltende Nachfrage persistent demand;
• anhaltende Preissteigerung continual increase of prices. -
17 Preissteigerung
Preissteigerung f FIN, V&M, WIWI price increase, boost, upturn* * *f <Finanz, V&M, Vw> price increase, boost, upturn* * *Preissteigerung
advance (enhancement, appreciation) in prices (value), price advance (increase, improvement, rise);
• allgemeine Preissteigerung allround increase in prices;
• anhaltende Preissteigerung continual increase of prices;
• interne Preissteigerungen price increases on the home market;
• lohnkostenbedingte Preissteigerung wage-induced price increase;
• plötzliche Preissteigerung price boost (coll.), jump in prices;
• Preissteigerungen verhindern (vermeiden) to keep prices down;
• nur geringfügige Preissteigerungen zulassen to hold price rise to low level. -
18 Steigen
Steigen n GEN rise (Preise)* * ** * *Steigen
(Börse, Preise) increase, climb, improvement, advance, rise, rising, upward movement, recovery, upturn, lift, hike (US coll.), (Grundstückswert) appreciation, betterment, unearned increment, (starker Kursanstieg) boom;
• im Steigen begriffen on the rise;
• Steigen und Fallen fluctuation, up and down;
• Steigen der Kurse upward movement of stocks, strength in the market;
• Steigen der Preise price advance, increase (appreciation) of prices;
• fortwährendes Steigen der Preise continual increase of prices;
• auf das Steigen der Kurse spekulieren to buy for a rise, to bull. -
19 steigen
Steigen n GEN rise (Preise)* * ** * *Steigen
(Börse, Preise) increase, climb, improvement, advance, rise, rising, upward movement, recovery, upturn, lift, hike (US coll.), (Grundstückswert) appreciation, betterment, unearned increment, (starker Kursanstieg) boom;
• im Steigen begriffen on the rise;
• Steigen und Fallen fluctuation, up and down;
• Steigen der Kurse upward movement of stocks, strength in the market;
• Steigen der Preise price advance, increase (appreciation) of prices;
• fortwährendes Steigen der Preise continual increase of prices;
• auf das Steigen der Kurse spekulieren to buy for a rise, to bull. -
20 anschwellen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. Backe, Knospen, Lymphknoten etc.: swell2. Fluss: swell, rise4. Arbeit: mount, pile up* * *to swell; to rise; to swell up; to grow louder* * *ạn|schwel|lenvi sep irreg aux seinto swell ( up); (Wasser auch, Lärm) to rise* * *(to make or become larger, greater or thicker: The insect-bite made her finger swell; The continual rain had swollen the river; I invited her to join us on the excursion in order to swell the numbers.) swell* * *an|schwel·lenvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein1. (eine Schwellung bilden) to swell [up]▪ [dick] angeschwollen sein to be [very] swollen2. (einen höheren Wasserstand bekommen) Fluss to swell, to rise3. (lauter werden) to rise* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) (dicker werden) swell [up]* * *anschwellen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)1. Backe, Knospen, Lymphknoten etc: swell2. Fluss: swell, rise4. Arbeit: mount, pile up* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) (dicker werden) swell [up]2) (lauter werden) grow louder; < noise> rise3) (zunehmen, auch fig.) swell, grow; <water, river> rise* * *v.to bulge v.to rise v.(§ p.,p.p.: rose, risen)to swell v.(§ p.,p.p.: swelled, swollen)
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