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1 impulsive Art
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2 impulsive Wesensart
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3 impulsive Persönlichkeitsstörung
fimpulsive personality disorderDeutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > impulsive Persönlichkeitsstörung
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4 impulsiv
I Adj. impulsive; Entscheidung etc.: spur-of-the-moment...* * *volatile; impulsive; impetuous* * *im|pul|siv [ɪmpʊl'ziːf]1. adjimpulsiveimpulsíve Äußerungen/Entschlüsse — spur of the moment or impulsive remarks/decisions
2. advimpulsivelyimpulsív handeln — to act impulsively or on impulse
* * *1) (done, or likely to act, suddenly, without careful thought: an impulsive action; You're far too impulsive!) impulsive2) impulsively* * *im·pul·siv[ɪmpʊlˈzi:f]adj impulsiveein \impulsiver Mensch an impulsive person* * *1.Adjektiv impulsive2.adverbial impulsively* * *A. adj impulsive; Entscheidung etc: spur-of-the-moment …B. adv:impulsiv handeln act on impulse ( oder on the spur of the moment)* * *1.Adjektiv impulsive2.adverbial impulsively* * *adj.impulsive adj. adv.impulsively adv. -
5 unbesonnen
I Adj. (unüberlegt) thoughtless; (übereilt) rash; weitS. Person: auch impulsive; unbesonnene Handlung / Entscheidung thoughtless act / rash decision* * *lightly (Adv.); feather-headed (Adj.); headlong (Adj.); indiscreet (Adj.); imprudent (Adj.); thoughtless (Adj.); ill-advised (Adj.); ill-judged (Adj.); unadvised (Adj.)* * *ụn|be|son|nen1. adjrash2. advrashly* * *1) rashly2) (acting, or done, with little caution or thought: a rash person/action/statement; It was rash of you to leave your present job without first finding another.) rash* * *un·be·son·nen[ˈʊnbəzɔnən]2. (unbedacht) rash, hasty, unthinking* * *1.Adjektiv impulsive <person, nature>; unthinking < remark>; (übereilt) ill-considered, rash <decision, action>2.* * *unbesonnene Handlung/Entscheidung thoughtless act/rash decision* * *1.Adjektiv impulsive <person, nature>; unthinking < remark>; (übereilt) ill-considered, rash <decision, action>2.* * *adj.imprudent adj.indiscreet adj. -
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f PSYCH. impulsive act; JUR. crime of passion* * *Af|fẹkt|hand|lungfact committed under the influence of emotion* * *Af·fekt·hand·lungf act committed in the heat of the moment* * *die emotive act* * ** * *die emotive act* * *f.emotional act n. -
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f1. thoughtlessness; rashness; impulsiveness* * *die Unbesonnenheitindiscretion* * *Ụn|be|son|nen|heitfrashness* * ** * *Un·be·son·nen·heit<-, -en>f2. (unbesonnene Äußerung) hasty remark3. (unbesonnene Handlung) rashness* * *1. thoughtlessness; rashness; impulsiveness* * *f.temerity n. -
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9 Kurzschlusshandlung
* * *Kurz·schluss·hand·lungRRf rashly impulsive act, knee-jerk reaction* * *die sudden irrational act* * ** * *die sudden irrational act -
10 spontan
* * *off-handed; impulsive; winging; spontaneous; off-hand; unprompted* * *spon|tan [ʃpɔn'taːn, sp-]1. adjspontaneous2. advspontaneously* * *2) (said, done etc of one's own free will without pressure from others: His offer was quite spontaneous.) spontaneous* * *spon·tan[ʃpɔnˈta:n, sp-]adj spontaneous* * *1.Adjektiv spontaneous2.adverbial spontaneously* * *A. adj spontaneous;spontaner Entschluss auch spur-of-the-moment decision* * *1.Adjektiv spontaneous2.adverbial spontaneously* * *adj.spontaneous adj. adv.on the spur of the moment expr.spontaneously adv. -
11 aperiodische Entladung
f <el> ■ aperiodic discharge; impulsive dischargeGerman-english technical dictionary > aperiodische Entladung
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12 dynamische Beanspruchung
f <tech.allg> (durch veränderliche Last) ■ dynamic loadingf < mech> ■ impulsive loading; impulse loadingGerman-english technical dictionary > dynamische Beanspruchung
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13 Knackgeräusche
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14 stoßartig
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15 Eigenrauschen
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17 dynamische Beanspruchung
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > dynamische Beanspruchung
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18 dynamische Belastung
Belastung f: dynamische Belastung f dynamic load(ing), dynamic stress, alternate load, alternate loading, impulsive loadingDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > dynamische Belastung
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19 Stoßlast
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Stoßlast
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20 Stoßprüfung
Stoßprüfung f impulsive testDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Stoßprüfung
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impulsive — ► ADJECTIVE 1) acting or done without forethought. 2) Physics acting as an impulse. DERIVATIVES impulsively adverb impulsiveness noun impulsivity noun … English terms dictionary
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