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1 intensiv
II Adv. intensively; (stark) intensely; sich intensiv bemühen try very hard, make a great ( oder tremendous) effort; sich intensiv auf eine Prüfung vorbereiten study hard for an exam; intensiv nachdenken think hard; jemanden intensiv ansehen give s.o. a long, hard look* * *intense; intensive* * *in|ten|siv [ɪntɛn'ziːf]1. adjArbeit, Forschung, Diskussion, Kontakte, Landwirtschaft intensive; Beziehungen deep, very close; Farbe, Gefühl, Geschmack intense; Geruch intense, powerful, strong; Blick intent, intense2. advsich intensív bemühen — to try hard
intensív bestrebt sein — to make an intense effort
intensív duftend — with an intense or powerful scent
intensív nach etw schmecken — to taste strongly of sth
* * *1) (very great; showing or having great care etc: The police began an intensive search for the murderer; The hospital has just opened a new intensive care unit.) intensive2) intensively* * *in·ten·siv[ɪntɛnˈzi:f]I. adj1. (gründlich) intensive2. (eindringlich, durchdringend) intense, strong\intensiver Duft strong fragrance\intensiver Schmerz strong painII. adv1. (gründlich) intensively\intensiv bemüht sein, etw zu tun to make intense efforts to do sth2. (eindringlich, durchdringend) strongly, intenselydie Suppe schmeckt \intensiv nach Curry the soup has a strong taste of curry* * *1.Adjektiv intensive <research, efforts, cultivation, etc.>; (kräftig) intense; strong <smell, taste>2.sich intensiv mit etwas beschäftigen — be deeply involved with something
* * *sich intensiv bemühen try very hard, make a great ( oder tremendous) effort;sich intensiv auf eine Prüfung vorbereiten study hard for an exam;intensiv nachdenken think hard;jemanden intensiv ansehen give sb a long, hard look…intensiv im adjlärmintensiv (extremely) noisyarbeitsintensiv labo(u)r-intensive;bewegungsintensiv Kinder, Tiere: (very) lively, (very) active; Trainingsform: very active, involving continual movement;zeitintensiv time-consuming* * *1.Adjektiv intensive <research, efforts, cultivation, etc.>; (kräftig) intense; strong <smell, taste>2.* * *adj.acute adj.intense adj.intensive adj. adv.intensely adv.intensively adv. -
2 Forschung
f1. Forschung(en) research (work); Forschungen betreiben do research (work); in der Forschung tätig sein work ( oder be engaged) in research, do research work; Forschung und Entwicklung research and development, R&D* * *die Forschungresearch* * *Fọr|schung ['fɔrʃʊŋ]f -, -enältere/verschiedene Forschungen — older/various studies
Forschungen betreiben — to research, to be engaged in research
2) no pl (= Wissenschaft) research no artForschung und Entwicklung — research and development, RD
* * *(a close and careful study to find out (new) facts or information: He is engaged in cancer research; His researches resulted in some amazing discoveries; ( also adjective) a research student.) research* * *For·schung<-, -en>fdie moderne \Forschung modern research2. (Untersuchung) research\Forschung und Lehre research and teaching\Forschungen betreiben to conduct [or carry out] research* * *die; Forschung, Forschungen researchForschungen [auf einem Gebiet] betreiben — do research [in a field]
* * *1.Forschung(en) research (work);Forschungen betreiben do research (work);in der Forschung tätig sein work ( oder be engaged) in research, do research work;Forschung und Entwicklung research and development, R&D* * *die; Forschung, Forschungen researchForschungen [auf einem Gebiet] betreiben — do research [in a field]
* * *f.research n.
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