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Ablesefehler; Anzeigefehler; Meßabweichung der Anzeige eines Meßgerätes; Meßabweichung eines Meßgerätes -
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re·frac·tive[rɪˈfræktɪv]adj brechend, Refraktions-, Brechungs-\refractive error Refraktionsfehler m, Brechungsfehler m* * *[rI'frktɪv]adjmaterial, surface brechend* * ** * *adj.Brechungs- präfix.lichtbrechend adj. -
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adjective1) (essential to life) lebenswichtig2) (essential) unbedingt notwendig; (crucial) entscheidend, ausschlaggebend [Frage, Entschluss] (to für)it is of vital importance or vital that you... — es ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, dass Sie...
3) (full of life) lebendig, kraftvoll [Stil]; vital [Person]* * *1) (essential; of the greatest importance: Speed is vital to the success of our plan; It is vital that we arrive at the hospital soon.) (lebens)wichtig2) (lively and energetic: a vital person/personality.) lebendig•- academic.ru/80508/vitality">vitality* * *vi·tal[ˈvaɪtəl, AM -t̬əl]to play a \vital part eine entscheidende Rolle spielento be of \vital importance von entscheidender Bedeutung [o von größter Wichtigkeit] sein▪ it is \vital to do sth es ist äußerst wichtig, etw zu tun▪ it is \vital that... es ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, dass...* * *['vaɪtl]1. adj1) (= of life) vital, Lebens-; (= necessary for life) lebenswichtig2) (= essential) unerlässlichis it vital for you to go?, is it vital that you go? —
it's vital that this is finished by Tuesday — das muss bis Dienstag unbedingt fertig sein
at the vital moment — im kritischen or entscheidenden Moment
2. nthe vitals — die lebenswichtigen Organe; ( hum
* * *vital [ˈvaıtl]A adj (adv vitally)1. Lebens…:vital records standesamtliche oder bevölkerungsstatistische Unterlagen;vital spark Lebensfunke m;a) Bevölkerungsstatistik f,b) umg hum Maße pl (einer Frau);2. lebenswichtig (to für):vital parts → B 1;vital necessity Lebensnotwendigkeit f3. wesentlich, grundlegend4. (hoch)wichtig, entscheidend ( beide:to für):vital problem Kernproblem n;vital question Lebensfrage f;of vital importance von entscheidender Bedeutung5. fig lebendig (Stil etc)6. vital, kraftvoll, lebensprühend (Persönlichkeit etc)7. lebensgefährlich, tödlich (Wunde etc)1. MED edle Teile:a) lebenswichtige Organe plb) Genitalien pl2. fig (das) Wesentliche, wichtige Bestandteile pl* * *adjective1) (essential to life) lebenswichtig2) (essential) unbedingt notwendig; (crucial) entscheidend, ausschlaggebend [Frage, Entschluss] (to für)it is of vital importance or vital that you... — es ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, dass Sie...
3) (full of life) lebendig, kraftvoll [Stil]; vital [Person]* * *adj.entscheidend adj.grundlegend adj.wesentlich adj. n.wesentlich adj. -
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