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1. adjective1) (slanting) schief [Gerade, Winkel]2) (fig.): (indirect) indirekt [Bemerkung, Hinweis, Frage]2. nounSchrägstrich, der* * *[ə'bli:k]1) (sloping: He drew an oblique line from one corner of the paper to the other.) schräg2) (not straight or direct: He made an oblique reference to his work.) indirekt•- academic.ru/89548/obliquely">obliquely* * *[ə(ʊ)ˈbli:k, AM oʊ-]I. adj1. (indirect) versteckt, indirekt\oblique look [or glance] schiefer Blick\oblique reference indirekte Anspielung2. (slanting) line schief3. MATH\oblique angle schiefer WinkelII. n Schrägstrich m* * *[ə'bliːk]1. adj2) (fig) look schief, schräg; course schräg; method, style, reply indirekt; hint, reference indirekt, versteckt; warning versteckt; criticism verdecktan oblique approach to the problem — eine indirekte Art, an das Problem heranzugehen
he achieved his goal by rather oblique means — er erreichte sein Ziel auf Umwegen or (dishonestly) auf krummen Wegen
2. nSchrägstrich m* * *A adj (adv obliquely)oblique aerial photograph → B 2;oblique angle MATH schiefer Winkel;at an oblique angle to im spitzen Winkel zu;oblique stroke → B 1;oblique triangle MATH schiefwink(e)liges Dreieck2. indirekt (Anschuldigung etc):oblique glance Seitenblick m3. a) unmoralischb) unredlichB s1. Schrägstrich mobl. abk1. oblique2. oblong* * *1. adjective1) (slanting) schief [Gerade, Winkel]2) (fig.): (indirect) indirekt [Bemerkung, Hinweis, Frage]2. nounSchrägstrich, der* * *adj.abhängig (Grammatik) adj.indirekt adj.mittelbar adj.quer adj.schief adj.schräg adj.unaufrichtig adj.unredlich adj.verblümt adj.versteckt adj.
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