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1 intuitive
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2 intuitive Handlungsweise
intuitive Handlungsweise f MGT intuitive procedure, intuitive management* * *f < Mgmnt> intuitive procedure, intuitive managementBusiness german-english dictionary > intuitive Handlungsweise
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3 intuitiv
Adj. intuitive* * *intuitive; intuitional* * *in|tu|i|tiv [ɪntui'tiːf]1. adjintuitive2. advintuitively* * ** * *in·tu·i·tiv[ɪntuiˈti:f]adj intuitive* * *1.Adjektiv intuitive2.adverbial intuitively* * *intuitiv adj intuitive* * *1.Adjektiv intuitive2.adverbial intuitively* * *adj.intuitional adj.intuitive adj. adv.by intuition adv.intuitively adv. -
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5 Anschauungsvermögen
n intuitive faculty* * *Ạn|schau|ungs|ver|mö|genntability to visualize things* * *Anschauungsvermögen n intuitive faculty -
6 Einfühlungsgabe
f; nur Sg., Einfühlungsvermögen n; nur Sg. (powers Pl. of) empathy; (Verständnis) intuitive understanding; bei Interpretation etc.: sensitivity* * *Einfühlungsgabe f; nur sg, Einfühlungsvermögen n; nur sg (powers pl of) empathy; (Verständnis) intuitive understanding; bei Interpretation etc: sensitivity -
7 gefühlsmäßig
I Adj. emotional; weitS. intuitive, instinctive* * *emotionally (Adv.); emotional (Adj.)* * *ge|fühls|mä|ßig1. adj(= gefühlsgesteuert) instinctive; (= gefühlsbetont) emotional2. advinstinctively, emotionally* * *ge·fühls·mä·ßigadv instinctively, by instinct* * *1. 2.rein gefühlsmäßig würde ich sagen, dass... — my own, purely instinctive, feeling would be to say that...
* * *A. adj emotional; weitS. intuitive, instinctive* * *1. 2.rein gefühlsmäßig würde ich sagen, dass... — my own, purely instinctive, feeling would be to say that...
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8 instinktiv
I Adj. instinctive, intuitive; Reaktion: auch visceral; Angst etc.: instinctive, innate; instinktive Begabung natural talentII Adv. instinctively, intuitively* * *instinctive (Adj.); by instinct (Adv.); from instinct (Adj.)* * *ins|tink|tiv [Instɪŋk'tiːf]1. adjinstinctive2. advinstinctivelyetw instinktiv genau wissen — to know sth at gut level
* * *1) (arising from instinct or from a natural ability: Blinking our eyes is an instinctive reaction when something suddenly comes close to them; I couldn't help putting my foot on the brake when I saw the other car coming towards me - it was instinctive.) instinctive* * *in·stink·tiv[ɪnstɪŋkˈti:f]adj instinctiveein \instinktives Gefühl an instinctive feeling, instinctivedie \instinktiven Verhaltensweise von Tieren the instinctive behaviour [or AM -or] of animals* * *1.Adjektiv instinctive2.adverbial instinctively* * *A. adj instinctive, intuitive; Reaktion: auch visceral; Angst etc: instinctive, innate;instinktive Begabung natural talentB. adv instinctively, intuitively* * *1.Adjektiv instinctive2.adverbial instinctively* * *adj.instinctive adj. adv.instinctively adv.intuitively adv. -
9 unmittelbar
I Adj. nur attr.; Nähe, Eindrücke etc.: immediate; Folgen etc.: auch direct; Gefahr, Aufgabe etc.: immediate, imminent; in unmittelbarer Nähe (+ Gen oder von) in the immediate vicinity of, right next to; unmittelbare Adresse EDV direct ( oder zero level) addressII Adv. örtlich: right, directly; zeitlich: straight, immediately, directly; unmittelbar vor (+ Dat) right in front of; zeitlich: just before; unmittelbar bevorstehend imminent; unmittelbar darauf immediately afterwards, straight (Am. right) after; unmittelbar erleben experience (at) first hand; wir haben es unmittelbar erlebt auch we were (right) there when it happened; so erlebt man es viel unmittelbarer this way you get much closer to it* * *direct; immediate; intuitive* * *ụn|mit|tel|bar1. adjNähe, Nachbarschaft etc immediate; (= direkt) direct; (JUR) Besitz, Besitzer direct, actual2. advimmediately; (= ohne Umweg) directlyunmittelbar vor (+dat) (zeitlich) — immediately before; (räumlich) right or directly in front of
* * *1) (occurring as an immediate result: His dismissal was a direct result of his rudeness to the manager.) direct2) (in an unbroken line of descent from father to son etc: He is a direct descendant of Napoleon.) direct3) (close: our immediate surroundings.) immediate* * *un·mit·tel·bar[ˈʊnmɪtl̩ba:ɐ̯]I. adj2. (räumlich/zeitlich nicht getrennt) immediatein \unmittelbarer Nähe des Bahnhofs in the immediate vicinity of the stationein \unmittelbarer Nachbar a next-door neighbour [or AM -orII. adv1. (sofort) immediately2. (ohne Umweg) directly, straight3. (direkt) imminentlyetw \unmittelbar erleben to experience sth at first hand* * *1.1) nicht präd. immediate <vicinity, past, future>aus unmittelbarer Nähe schießen — shoot at close quarters or from point-blank range
2) (direkt) direct <contact, connection, influence, etc.>; immediate <cause, consequence, predecessor, successor>2.1) immediately; right <behind, next to>unmittelbar bevorstehen — be imminent; be almost upon us etc.
2) (direkt) directly* * *A. adj nur attr; Nähe, Eindrücke etc: immediate; Folgen etc: auch direct; Gefahr, Aufgabe etc: immediate, imminent;in unmittelbarer Nähe (+gen odervon) in the immediate vicinity of, right next to;unmittelbar bevorstehend imminent;unmittelbar darauf immediately afterwards, straight (US right) after;unmittelbar erleben experience (at) first hand;wir haben es unmittelbar erlebt auch we were (right) there when it happened;so erlebt man es viel unmittelbarer this way you get much closer to it* * *1.1) nicht präd. immediate <vicinity, past, future>aus unmittelbarer Nähe schießen — shoot at close quarters or from point-blank range
2) (direkt) direct <contact, connection, influence, etc.>; immediate <cause, consequence, predecessor, successor>2.1) immediately; right <behind, next to>unmittelbar bevorstehen — be imminent; be almost upon us etc.
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10 Einfühlungsvermögen
das Einfühlungsvermögenempathy* * *Ein|füh|lungs|ver|mö|gennt no plcapacity for understanding, empathyein Buch mit großem Éínfühlungsvermögen interpretieren — to interpret a book with a great deal of sensitivity
* * *Ein·füh·lungs·ver·mö·gennt empathy* * *das ability to empathize* * *Einfühlungsgabe f; nur sg, Einfühlungsvermögen n; nur sg (powers pl of) empathy; (Verständnis) intuitive understanding; bei Interpretation etc: sensitivity* * *das ability to empathize* * *n.empathy n.intuition n. -
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15 unmittelbar
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intuitive — ● intuitif, intuitive adjectif (de intuition) Qui procède par intuition ; que l on a par intuition : Connaissance intuitive. ● intuitif, intuitive (synonymes) adjectif (de intuition) Qui procède par intuition ; que l on a par intuition Contraires … Encyclopédie Universelle
intuitive — in|tu|i|tive [ ın tuıtıv ] adjective 1. ) based on your feelings instead of on facts or evidence: an intuitive guess/judgment/understanding a ) capable of basing decisions, actions, etc. on feelings instead of on facts or evidence: His… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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