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2 deduction
noun1) (deducting) Abzug, der2) (deducing, thing deduced) Ableitung, die3) (amount) Abzüge Pl.* * *de·duc·tion[dɪˈdʌkʃən]nto make a \deduction eine Schlussfolgerung ziehentax \deductions (from salary) Steuerabzüge pl; AM (tax offsets) [von der Steuer] absetzbare Ausgaben pl* * *[dI'dʌkSən]n1) (= act of deducting) Abziehen nt, Abzug m; (= sth deducted, from price) Nachlass m (from für, auf +acc); (from wage) Abzug m2) (= act of deducing) Folgern nt, Folgerung f; (= sth deduced) (Schluss)folgerung f; (LOGIC) Deduktion f* * *deduction [dıˈdʌkʃn] s1. (from)a) Abzug m, Abziehen n, Abrechnung f (von):all deductions made unter Berücksichtigung aller Abzügeb) Einbehaltung f (von)2. WIRTSCH Abzug m, Rabatt m, (Preis)Nachlass m3. a) Folgern n, Schließen nc) (Schluss)Folgerung f, Schluss m:draw a deduction einen Schluss ziehen* * *noun1) (deducting) Abzug, der2) (deducing, thing deduced) Ableitung, die3) (amount) Abzüge Pl.* * *n.Ableitung f.Abrechnung f.Absetzung f.Abstrich -e m.Abzug ¨-e m.Folgerung f.Nachlass -e (Econ.) m.Schluss ¨-e f.Schlussfolgerung f. -
3 deduce
transitive verbdeduce from something that... — aus etwas schließen, dass...
* * *[di'dju:s](to work out from facts one knows or guesses: From the height of the sun I deduced that it was about ten o'clock.) folgern* * *de·ducevt▪ to \deduce sth etw folgern▪ to \deduce that... folgern, dass▪ to \deduce whether... feststellen, ob...* * *[dɪ'djuːs]vtfolgern, schließen (from aus); (LOGIC) deduzieren (from von)* * *1. folgern, schließen ( beide:from aus):deduce that … zu dem Schluss kommen, dass …2. deduzieren, ab-, herleiten ( alle:from von)* * *transitive verbableiten, schließen auf ( from aus)deduce from something that... — aus etwas schließen, dass...
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4 inference
noun[Schluss]folgerung, die* * ** * *in·fer·ence[ɪnˈfərən(t)s]n ( form)to draw the \inference that... die Schlussfolgerung [o den Schluss] ziehen, dass...she said she'd think about it, the \inference being that... sie meinte, sie würde es sich überlegen. Daraus war zu schließen, dass...by \inference folglich* * *['Infərəns]nSchluss(folgerung f) mit has a tiny head and, by inference, a tiny brain — es hat einen winzigen Kopf und demzufolge ein winziges Gehirn
* * *inference [ˈınfərəns] s1. Folgern n2. (Schluss)Folgerung f, (Rück)Schluss m:* * *noun[Schluss]folgerung, die* * *n.Folgerung f.Schlussfolgerung f.
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