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discursive; excursive* * *adj.digressive adj.discursive adj.excursive adj. adv.digressively adv.discursively adv.excursively adv. -
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m PÄD. discursive essay* * *Be|sịn|nungs|auf|satzmdiscursive essay* * *Be·sin·nungs·auf·satzm discursive essay* * * -
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f1. discussion2. PÄD. (Aufsatz) (discursive) essay* * *die Erörterungventilation; discussion; debate* * *Er|ọ̈r|te|rungf -, -endiscussionzur Erörterung stehen (form) — to be under discussion
* * *Er·ör·te·rung<-, -en>f discussion, examinationrechtliche \Erörterung legal discussion* * *die; Erörterung, Erörterungen discussion* * *1. discussion* * *die; Erörterung, Erörterungen discussion -
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I Adj.1. Mensch: erratic; WIRTS. erratic, spasmodic; Denken: disjointed; er hat so eine sprunghafte Art he has such an erratic way of going about things2. (abrupt) sudden; (rapide) rapid; sprunghafter Anstieg sharp rise ( oder increase), jump ( der Preise etc. in prices etc.)* * *volatile; discursive; fitful; spasmodic* * *sprụng|haft1. adj1) Mensch, Charakter volatile; Denken disjointed2) (= rapide) Aufstieg, Entwicklung, Zunahme etc rapid; Preisanstieg sharp, rapid2. advansteigen, entwickeln by leaps and bounds* * *2) (extremely rapidly and successfully: improving by leaps and bounds.) by leaps and bounds* * *sprung·haftI. adj1. (in Schüben erfolgend) rapid2. (unstet) volatile, fickle3. ÖKON spasmodic, erratic\sprunghafter Umsatzanstieg jump in salesII. adv in leaps and bounds* * *1.1) erratic <person, character, manner>; disjointed <conversation, thoughts>2) (unvermittelt) sudden; abrupt2.adverbial; s. 1 b-c: disjointedly; suddenly; abruptly; rapidly; sharply* * *A. adjer hat so eine sprunghafte Art he has such an erratic way of going about thingssprunghafter Anstieg sharp rise ( oder increase), jump (* * *1.1) erratic <person, character, manner>; disjointed <conversation, thoughts>2) (unvermittelt) sudden; abrupt2.adverbial; s. 1 b-c: disjointedly; suddenly; abruptly; rapidly; sharply -
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Adj. unsteady, unstable; Wetter: changeable, unsettled; WIRTS., Markt: unsettled; es bleibt unbeständig MET. it remains unsettled* * *(instabil) unstable; unsteady; discrete; inconstant; impermanent; fitful; discursive;(vergänglich) transient;(veränderlich) changeable;(wankelmütig) fickle; unsettled* * *ụn|be|stän|digadjWetter changeable; (zu bestimmtem Zeitpunkt auch) unsettled; Mensch unsteady; (in Leistungen) erratic; Liebhaber inconstant; Liebe, Gefühl transitory* * *1) ((of people) having feelings, intentions etc which change frequently.) inconstant2) (changeable, eg in standard: His work is inconsistent.) inconsistent3) ((of weather) changeable.) unsettled4) ((of eg winds, weather etc) liable or likely to change: British weather is very variable.) variable* * *un·be·stän·dig[ˈʊnbəʃtɛndɪç]2. (wankelmütig) fickle, changeable3. ÖKON\unbeständige Exporte irregular exports* * ** * *es bleibt unbeständig METEO it remains unsettled* * ** * *adj.fitful adj.impermanent adj.inconstant adj.labile adj.unsettled adj.unstable adj.unsteady adj.volatile adj. adv.fitfully adv.impermanently adv.inconstantly adv. -
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discursive — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin discursivus, from Latin discursus, past participle of discurrere to run about more at discourse Date: 1598 1. a. moving from topic to topic without order ; rambling b. proceeding coherently … New Collegiate Dictionary
