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1 coherence
noun* * *noun der Zusammenhang* * *co·her·ence[kə(ʊ)ˈhɪərən(t)s, AM koʊˈhɪr-]* * *[k\@U'hIərəns]n2) (of community) Zusammenhalt m; (of essay, symphony etc) Geschlossenheit f; (of argument, reasoning, style) Kohärenz fhis speech lacked coherence — seiner Rede (dat) fehlte der Zusammenhang
3) (fig= comprehensibility)
after five whiskies he lacked coherence — nach fünf Whiskys gab er nur noch unzusammenhängendes Zeug von sich* * *1. Zusammenhalt m (auch fig):2. PHYS Kohärenz f (Eigenschaft von Wellen, eine feste Phasenbezeichnung zu besitzen)3. fig (logischer) Zusammenhang:coherence of speech Klarheit f der Rede4. fig Übereinstimmung f* * *nounZusammenhang, der; Kohärenz, die (geh.); (in work, system, form) Geschlossenheit, die* * *n.Zusammenhang m. -
2 coherency
1. Zusammenhalt m (auch fig):2. PHYS Kohärenz f (Eigenschaft von Wellen, eine feste Phasenbezeichnung zu besitzen)3. fig (logischer) Zusammenhang:coherence of speech Klarheit f der Rede4. fig Übereinstimmung f* * *adj.Zusammenhangs- präfix.
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