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121 maybe
1) ( perhaps) vielleicht, möglicherweise;\maybe we should start again vielleicht sollten wir noch mal anfangento be a definite \maybe [sehr] wahrscheinlich sein -
122 stake
wooden \stake Holzpfahl mthe \stake der Scheiterhaufen hist;to be burnt at the \stake auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt werden;to go to the \stake auf den Scheiterhaufen kommen;to go to the \stake for sb/ sth ( fig) für etw/jdn die Hand ins Feuer legen ( fam) vt to \stake sth animal etw anbinden; plant etw hochbindenPHRASES:to \stake one's claim [to sth] sein Recht [auf etw akk] einfordern;to pull up \stakes (Am) seine Zelte abbrechenhe knows how high the \stakes are er weiß, was auf dem Spiel steht;( in games) [Wett]einsatz m;high/low \stakes hoher/geringer Einsatz;to play for high \stakes um einen hohen Einsatz spielen;to double one's \stakes seinen Einsatz verdoppeln;he holds a 40% \stake in the company ihm gehören anteilsmäßig 40 % der Firma;3) ( prize money)\stakes pl Preis m4) ( horse race)\stakes pl Pferderennen ntto be high in the popularity \stakes weit oben auf der Beliebtheitsskala stehen;this will give her a definite advantage in the management \stakes dies wird ihr im Management einen definitiven Vorteil verschaffenPHRASES:to be at \stake ( in question) zur Debatte stehen;( at risk) auf dem Spiel stehen;everything was at \stake es ging um alles oder nichts;the real issue at \stake is not... die eigentliche Frage lautet nicht,... vt1) ( wager)to \stake money Geld setzen;she has \staked everything on her friend's good faith sie verlässt sich voll und ganz auf die Treue ihres Freundes;to \stake one's future on sth seine Zukunft auf etw akk aufbauen;to \stake one's honour on sth sein Ehrenwort für etw akk geben;to \stake one's life on sth sein Leben für etw akk einsetzen;to \stake one's name on sth sein Wort auf etw akk geben2) (Am);(fig fam: support)to \stake sb to sth jdm zu etw dat verhelfen, jdm etw ermöglichen -
123 tangible
1) (a. fig: perceptible) fassbar; advantages, benefits, results greifbar; lack, loss, swelling fühlbar; disappointment, effects, improvement spürbar;a \tangible difference ein spürbarer [o merklicher] Unterschied;a \tangible relief eine fühlbare Erleichterung;a \tangible success ein greifbarer Erfolg2) ( real) real, materiell;\tangible advantage realer [o echter] Vorteil;\tangible gain realer [o materieller] Gewinn;3) ( definite) klar, eindeutig, deutlich; -
124 bizonyos
(DE) bestimmt; einzeln; einzelne; gewiß; urgewiß; (EN) assured; certain; clear; definite; particular; som; some; sure -
125 végleges
(DE) definit; definitiv; endgültig; entgültig; endgiltig; (EN) after-reckoning; consummative; definite; definitive; eventual; last; utter -
126 világos
(DE) Eindeutigkeit {e}; Transparent; deutlich; durchsichtig; hell; helle; hellicht; klar; klare; luzid; taghell; plan; tageshell; (EN) apparent; articulate; as plain as a pikestaff; bright; broad; businesslike; clean-cut; clear; clear cut; clear-cut; clear-out; definite; distinct; emphatic; evident; explicit; express; fair; fairish; legible; light; lightish; lightsome; limpid; lucid; luminous; occulting; open-and-shut; pellucid; plain; print; self-evident; straight; transparent; unambiguous; unequivocal; unexceptional; white -
127 phăng
/Immediate/ direkt, sofort, unmittelbar, unverzüglich /instant/ Augenblick, Moment, sofort, tafelfertig /Neat/ gepflegt, geschickt, hübsch, nett, niedlich, ordentlich, sauber /definite/ bestimmt, bestimmtes ;positiv / negativTừ điển Việt-Đức. Vietnamesisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch. > phăng
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128 болезнь
болезнь
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disease
A definite pathological process having a characteristic set of signs and symptoms which are detrimental to the well-being of the individual. (Source: KOREN)
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