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  • 1 bestimmend

    I Part. Präs. bestimmen
    II Adj. determining, decisive; LING. determinative; für den Erfolg etc. bestimmend sein be crucial for success
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    be|stịm|mend
    1. adj
    (= entscheidend) Faktor, Einfluss determining, decisive, determinant

    die bestimmende Figur innerhalb der Parteithe most influential figure within the party

    für etw bestimmend seinto be characteristic of sth

    2. adv
    decisively

    bestimmend mitwirkento play a determining or decisive part in sth

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    be·stim·mend
    I. adj deciding, decisive, determining
    für jdn/etw \bestimmend sein to be a decisive [or crucial] factor for sb/in sth
    II. adv decisively
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    1.
    Adjektiv decisive; determining
    2.
    adverbial decisively
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    A. ppr bestimmen
    B. adj determining, decisive; LING determinative;
    bestimmend sein be crucial for success
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    1.
    Adjektiv decisive; determining
    2.
    adverbial decisively
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    adj.
    determinant adj. adv.
    determinedly adv.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > bestimmend

  • 2 beteiligt [an]

    - {concerned [in]} có liên quan, có dính líu, lo lắng, lo âu, quan tâm = beteiligt (Jura) {privy}+ = beteiligt sein an {be a party to; to be interested in}+ = an etwas beteiligt sein {to be in on something; to be involved in something}+ = maßgebend beteiligt sein an {to play a decisive part in}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > beteiligt [an]

  • 3 entscheidend

    I Part. Präs. entscheiden
    II Adj. (ausschlaggebend) decisive ( für for, in); Frage, Problem: crucial, vital, attr. auch key...; Augenblick, Phase: auch critical; Fehler etc.: crucial; (verhängnisvoll) auch fatal; Änderungen: fundamental; von entscheidender Bedeutung crucial, vital, crucially ( oder vitally) important, of critical importance; der entscheidende Faktor the deciding factor; die entscheidende Stimme the casting vote; das Entscheidende the most important thing, the key factor, the essential point, what matters; im entscheidenden Augenblick hat sie der Mut verlassen she lost her nerve at the critical moment, when the (critical) moment came she funked (Am. blew) it umg.
    III Adv. decisively; etw. entscheidend ändern bring about fundamental changes in s.th.; entscheidend zu etw. beitragen be instrumental in bringing s.th. about
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    arbitrative; conclusive; determining; crucial; decisive
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    ent|schei|dend
    1. adj
    decisive; Faktor auch deciding attr; Argument, Aussage auch conclusive; Augenblick auch crucial, critical; Fehler, Irrtum auch crucial

    die entschéídende Stimme (bei Wahlen etc)the deciding or casting vote

    für jdn/etw entschéídend sein — to be decisive or crucial for sb/sth

    der alles entschéídende Augenblick — the all-decisive moment

    2. adv
    schlagen, schwächen decisively

    entschéídend zu etw beitragen — to be a crucial or decisive factor in sth

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    1) (involving a big decision; of the greatest importance: He took the crucial step of asking her to marry him; The next game is crucial - if we lose it we lose the match.) crucial
    2) (final; putting an end to a contest, dispute etc: The battle was decisive.) decisive
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    ent·schei·dend
    [ɛntˈʃaidn̩t]
    I. adj
    1. (ausschlaggebend) decisive
    für jdn/etw \entscheidend sein to be crucial for sb/sth
    2. (gewichtig) big, crucial
    II. adv (in entschiedenem Maße) decisively
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    1.
    Adjektiv crucial < problem, question, significance>; decisive < action>
    2.

    jemanden/etwas entscheidend beeinflussen — have a crucial or decisive influence on somebody/something

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    A. ppr entscheiden
    B. adj (ausschlaggebend) decisive (
    für for, in); Frage, Problem: crucial, vital, attr auch key …; Augenblick, Phase: auch critical; Fehler etc: crucial; (verhängnisvoll) auch fatal; Änderungen: fundamental;
    von entscheidender Bedeutung crucial, vital, crucially ( oder vitally) important, of critical importance;
    der entscheidende Faktor the deciding factor;
    die entscheidende Stimme the casting vote;
    das Entscheidende the most important thing, the key factor, the essential point, what matters;
    im entscheidenden Augenblick hat sie der Mut verlassen she lost her nerve at the critical moment, when the (critical) moment came she funked (US blew) it umg
    C. adv decisively;
    etwas entscheidend ändern bring about fundamental changes in sth;
    entscheidend zu etwas beitragen be instrumental in bringing sth about
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    1.
    Adjektiv crucial <problem, question, significance>; decisive < action>
    2.

    jemanden/etwas entscheidend beeinflussen — have a crucial or decisive influence on somebody/something

    * * *
    adj.
    crucial adj.
    decisive adj.
    vital adj. adv.
    crucially adv.
    decisively adv.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > entscheidend

  • 4 durchschlagend

    I Part. Präs. siehe durchschlagen
    II Adj.
    1. Beweis: conclusive, irrefutable
    2. Erfolg: resounding, sweeping; eine durchschlagende Wirkung haben umg., fig. Essen etc.: give you the runs
    3. Effekt, Maßnahme: decisive, effective
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    dụrch|schla|gend ['dʊrçʃlaːgnt]
    adj
    Sieg, Erfolg sweeping; Maßnahmen effective, decisive; Argument, Beweis decisive, conclusive; Grund compelling, cogent

    eine durchschlagende Wirkung haben — to be totally effective

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    ((of changes etc) very great: a sweeping victory; sweeping reforms.) sweeping
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    durch·schla·gend
    [ˈdʊrçʃla:gn̩t]
    1. (überwältigend) sweeping
    ein \durchschlagender Erfolg a huge [or resounding] [or tremendous] success
    eine \durchschlagende Wirkung haben to be extremely effective
    2. (überzeugend) convincing
    ein \durchschlagendes Argument a convincing [or persuasive] argument
    ein \durchschlagender Beweis conclusive evidence
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    Adjektiv resounding < success>; decisive < effect>
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    A. ppr durchschlagen1
    B. adj
    1. Beweis: conclusive, irrefutable
    2. Erfolg: resounding, sweeping;
    eine durchschlagende Wirkung haben umg, fig Essen etc: give you the runs
    3. Effekt, Maßnahme: decisive, effective
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    Adjektiv resounding < success>; decisive < effect>

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > durchschlagend

  • 5 einschneidend

    I Part. Präs. einschneiden
    II Adj. fig. Maßnahmen: decisive; (radikal) drastic; Reformen: radical, drastic, major; (weitreichend) far-reaching; von einschneidender Bedeutung of far-reaching significance; einschneidende Wirkung haben have far-reaching effects Pl. ( auf + Akk on)
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    drastic; radical; incisive
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    ein|schnei|dend
    adj (fig)
    drastic, radical; Maßnahmen auch trenchant; Bedeutung, Wirkung, Folgen far-reaching
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    ein·schnei·dend
    [ˈainʃnaidn̩t]
    von \einschneidender Bedeutung of great [or utmost] importance
    eine \einschneidende Veränderung a drastic [or marked] [or radical] change
    eine \einschneidende Wirkung a far-reaching [or dramatic] [or profound] effect
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    Adjektiv drastic, radical <measure, change>; drastic, far-reaching < effect>
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    A. ppr einschneiden
    B. adj fig Maßnahmen: decisive; (radikal) drastic; Reformen: radical, drastic, major; (weitreichend) far-reaching;
    von einschneidender Bedeutung of far-reaching significance;
    einschneidende Wirkung haben have far-reaching effects pl (
    auf +akk on)
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    Adjektiv drastic, radical <measure, change>; drastic, far-reaching < effect>

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > einschneidend

  • 6 Kurve

    f; -, -n
    1. (Bogen, auch MATH. und grafischeKurve) curve; in großen Kurven fahren Skifahrer: ski in wide sweeps; in die Kurve gehen FLUG. start to turn; Querlage: bank; eine weite Kurve fliegen fly in a wide arc
    2. einer Straße etc.: bend, bes. Am. curve; scharfe: corner; allmähliche: curve; eine Kurve schneiden cut a corner; zu schnell in die Kurve gehen take a ( oder the) corner too fast; eine Kurve nach rechts / links machen Straße: bend to the right / left; die Kurve kratzen umg., fig. make a quick getaway; ich hab die Kurve nicht gekriegt umg., fig. I didn’t quite make it; sie hat gerade noch die Kurve gekriegt umg., fig. she just scraped by, she did it by the skin of her teeth
    3. Pl., umg., hum., einer Frau: curves
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    die Kurve
    curve; bend; turn; turning
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    Kur|ve ['kUrvə, 'kʊrfə]
    f -, -n
    (MATH inf = Körperrundung) curve; (= Biegung, Straßenkurve) bend; (an Kreuzung) corner; (von Geschoss) trajectory; (statistisch, = Fieberkurve etc) graph

    die Straße macht eine Kurve — the road bends

    eine Kurve fliegen (Aviat)to bank, to do a banking turn

    die Kurve kriegen (inf) (mit Auto etc) — to make the corner; (fig) to make it, to manage it

    die Kurve nicht kriegen (inf) (mit Auto etc)not to make the corner; (fig) not to get round to it

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    die
    1) (a line which is not straight at any point, like part of the edge of a circle.) curve
    2) (anything shaped like this: a curve in the road.) curve
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    Kur·ve
    <-, -n>
    [ˈkʊrvə]
    f
    1. TRANSP bend
    aus der \Kurve fliegen (fam) to leave the road on the bend
    sich akk in die \Kurve legen to lean into the bend
    eine \Kurve machen to bend
    die Straße macht eine scharfe \Kurve the road bends sharply
    die \Kurve schneiden to cut the corner
    2. (gekrümmte Linie) curve
    die Temperatur wird in einer \Kurve aufgezeichnet the temperature is recorded in a curve
    3. pl (fam: Körperrundung) curves pl
    du darfst nicht nur auf ihre \Kurven schauen, sie hat doch auch andere Qualitäten you shouldn't just look at her curves, she has other qualities too
    4.
    die \Kurve kratzen (fam) to clear off
    die \Kurve kriegen (fam) to get around to doing sth
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    die; Kurve, Kurven
    1) (einer Straße) bend; curve

    die Straße macht eine [scharfe] Kurve — the road bends or curves [sharply]

    die Kurve kratzen(ugs.) quickly make oneself scarce (coll.)

    die Kurve kriegen(ugs.) manage to do it; (etwas überwinden) manage to do something decisive about it

    2) (Geom.) curve
    3) (in der Statistik, TemperaturKurve usw.) graph; curve
    4) (Bogenlinie) curve
    5) Plural (ugs.): (Körperformen) curves
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    Kurve f; -, -n
    1. (Bogen, auch MATH und grafische Kurve) curve;
    in die Kurve gehen FLUG start to turn; Querlage: bank;
    eine weite Kurve fliegen fly in a wide arc
    2. einer Straße etc: bend, besonders US curve; scharfe: corner; allmähliche: curve;
    eine Kurve schneiden cut a corner;
    zu schnell in die Kurve gehen take a ( oder the) corner too fast;
    eine Kurve nach rechts/links machen Straße: bend to the right/left;
    die Kurve kratzen umg, fig make a quick getaway;
    ich hab die Kurve nicht gekriegt umg, fig I didn’t quite make it;
    sie hat gerade noch die Kurve gekriegt umg, fig she just scraped by, she did it by the skin of her teeth
    3. pl, umg, hum, einer Frau: curves
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    die; Kurve, Kurven
    1) (einer Straße) bend; curve

    die Straße macht eine [scharfe] Kurve — the road bends or curves [sharply]

    die Kurve kratzen(ugs.) quickly make oneself scarce (coll.)

    die Kurve kriegen(ugs.) manage to do it; (etwas überwinden) manage to do something decisive about it

    2) (Geom.) curve
    3) (in der Statistik, TemperaturKurve usw.) graph; curve
    4) (Bogenlinie) curve
    5) Plural (ugs.): (Körperformen) curves
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    -n (Mathematik) f.
    curve n. -n f.
    bend n.
    curve n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Kurve

  • 7 die Bedeutung

    - {account} sự tính toán, sự kế toán, sổ sách, kế toán, bản kê khai, bản thanh toán tiền, bản ghi những món tiền phải trả, sự thanh toán, sự trả dần, sự trả làm nhiều kỳ, tài khoản, số tiền gửi - lợi, lợi ích, lý do, nguyên nhân, sự giải thích, báo cáo, bài tường thuật, sự tường thuật, sự miêu tả, sự đánh giá, sự chú ý, sự lưu tâm, tầm quan trọng, giá trị - {concernment} việc, lợi lộc, phần, sự lo lắng, sự lo âu - {connotation} nghĩa rộng, ý nghĩa - {consequence} hậu quả, kết quả, hệ quả, tính trọng đại - {consideration} sự cân nhắc, sự suy xét, sự nghiên cứu, sự suy nghĩ, sự để ý, sự quan tâm, sự lưu ý, sự tôn kính, sự kính trọng, sự đền bù, sự đền đáp, sự bồi thường, tiền thưởng, tiền công - cớ, lý, sự quan trọng - {denotation} sự biểu hiện, sự biểu thị, sự chứng tỏ, dấu hiệu, nghĩa, sự bao hàm nghĩa rộng - {distinction} sự phân biệt, điều phân biệt, điều khác nhau, nét đặc biệt, màu sắc riêng, tính độc đáo, dấu hiệu đặc biệt, biểu hiện danh dự, tước hiệu, danh hiệu, sự biệt đãi, sự ưu đãi - sự trọng vọng, sự ưu tú, sự xuất chúng, sự lỗi lạc - {force} thác nước, sức, lực, sức mạnh, vũ lực, quyền lực, sự bắt buộc, quân đội, quân lực, quân, lực lượng, ảnh hưởng, tác dụng, sức thuyết phục, sự tác động mạnh mẽ, ấn tượng sâu sắc, sự sinh động - hiệu lực, năng lượng - {greatness} sự to lớn, sự cao quý, sự cao cả, sự cao thượng, tính lớn lao, tính vĩ đại, tính quan trọng - {hang} sự cúi xuống, sự gục xuống, dốc, mặt dốc, cách treo, ý riêng, nghĩa riêng, cách làm, cách nói - {import} sự nhập, sự nhập khẩu, số nhiều) hàng nhập, hàng nhập khẩu, nội dung - {importance} quyền thế, thế lực - {intention} ý định, mục đích, tình ý, cách liền sẹo, khái niệm - {interest} điều quan tâm, điều chú ý, sự thích thú, điều thích thú, quyền lợi, ích kỷ, lợi tức, tiền lãi, tập thể cùng chung một quyền lợi - {mark} đồng Mác, dấu, nhãn, nhãn hiệu, vết, lằn, bớt, đốm, lang, dấu chữ thập, đích, mục tiêu &), chứng cớ, biểu hiện, danh vọng, danh tiếng, mức, tiêu chuẩn, trình độ, điểm, điểm số - {matter} chất, vật chất, đề, chủ đề, vật, vật phẩm, chuyện, điều, sự kiện, vấn đề, việc quan trọng, chuyện quan trọng, số ước lượng, khoảng độ, lẽ, cơ hội, mủ - {meaning} - {moment} chốc, lúc, lát, tính trọng yếu, Mômen - {notability} người có danh vọng, người có địa vị uy quyền, tính chất trứ danh, tính chất lớn lao, tính chất to tát, tính chất quan trọng, sự tần tảo - {prominence} tình trạng lồi lên, tình trạng nhô lên, chỗ lồi lên, chỗ nhô lên, sự chú ý đặc biệt, sự nổi bật - {purport} - {relevance} sự thích đáng, sự thích hợp, sự xác đáng - {sense} giác quan, tri giác, cảm giác, ý thức, khả năng phán đoán, khả năng thưởng thức, sự khôn ngoan, sự thông minh, tình cảm chung, hướng, chiều - {seriousness} tính chất đứng đắn, tính chất nghiêm trang, tính chất hệ trọng, tính chất nghiêm trọng, tính chất trầm trọng, tính chất nặng, tính chất thành thật, tính chất thật sự - {significance} sự đáng chú ý - {signification} sự ra hiệu - {sound} âm, âm thanh, tiếng, tiếng động, giọng, ấn tượng, cái thông, eo biển, bong bóng cá - {value} giá cả, giá, năng suất, bậc phân loại - {weightiness} sức nặng, trọng lượng, tính chất trọng yếu = die Bedeutung [für] {application [to]}+ = von Bedeutung {on the map; relevant; significant}+ = ohne Bedeutung {of no account}+ = die gleiche Bedeutung {equivalence}+ = von Bedeutung sein {to matter; to play a part}+ = die aktuelle Bedeutung {topicality}+ = von hoher Bedeutung {of great importance}+ = Bedeutung beimessen {to attach importance; to attach value to}+ = die wörtliche Bedeutung {literalism; literalness}+ = nichts von Bedeutung {no great matters; nothing much}+ = von größter Bedeutung {of prime importance; of the first magnitude}+ = die eigentliche Bedeutung {literal sense}+ = von vorrangiger Bedeutung sein {to be of first importance}+ = von ausschlaggebender Bedeutung {of decisive importance}+ = eine andere Bedeutung unterlegen {to attribute another meaning}+ = der Lautbezug in Worten auf deren Bedeutung (z.B. Kuckuck) {onomatopoeia}+ = ein Ereignis von weltgeschichtlicher Bedeutung {an event of impact on world history}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > die Bedeutung

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