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adjective1) (not smooth) uneben* * *1) (not even: The road surface here is very uneven.) uneben•- academic.ru/78198/unevenness">unevenness- unevenly* * *un·even[ʌnˈi:vən]1. (not flat or level) unebenan \uneven road eine holprige Straße2. (unequal, asymmetrical) ungleich3. (unequal, unfair) unterschiedlich\uneven contest ungleicher Wettkampf\uneven treatment Ungleichbehandlung f\uneven performances schwankende Leistungen\uneven numbers ungerade Zahlen* * *[ʌn'iːvən]adj1) (= not level) surface uneben; (= irregular) line ungerade; thickness ungleich; pulse, breathing, teeth unregelmäßig; voice unsicher, schwankend; pace, rate, colour, distribution ungleichmäßig; quality unterschiedlich; temper unausgeglichen; contest, competition ungleich2) number ungerade* * *uneven adj (adv unevenly)1. uneben (Boden etc)2. ungerade (Zahl):uneven page Buchseite f mit ungerader Zahl3. ungleich (-mäßig, -artig):4. fig unausgeglichen:he has an uneven temper er ist unausgeglichen oder Stimmungen unterworfen;an uneven fight ein ungleicher Kampf* * *adjective1) (not smooth) uneben2) (not uniform) ungleichmäßig; unregelmäßig [Pulsschlag]; unausgeglichen [Temperament]* * *adj.uneben adj.ungerad adj.ungleichmäßig adj.ungrad adj.
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