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1 Wissenslücke
f gap in one’s knowledge* * *Wịs|sens|lü|ckefgap in one's knowledge, knowledge gap* * *Wis·sens·lü·ckef gap in sb's knowledge* * *Wissenslücke f gap in one’s knowledge -
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fknowledge gap -
3 Lücke
f; -, -n gap (auch Wissenslücke etc.); (schwache Stelle) im Gesetz etc.: loophole; (leere Stelle, auch Parklücke) space; fig. (Bedürfnis) need; (Leere) void; eine Lücke ausfüllen oder schließen fill a gap; fig. auch supply a need; Person: auch step into the breach; eine Lücke reißen create a gap; eine Lücke hinterlassen leave a gap; stärker: leave a void* * *die Lückebreach; hiatus; spacing; blank; gap; chasm; vacancy* * *Lụ̈|cke ['lʏkə]f -, -n (lit, fig)gap; (zwischen Wörtern auch, auf Formularen etc) space; (= Ungereimtheit, Unvollständigkeit etc) hole; (= Gesetzeslücke) loophole; (in Versorgung) breaksein Tod hinterließ eine schmerzliche Lücke (geh) — his death has left a void in our lives
* * *die2) (an opening.) break3) (a break or open space: a gap between his teeth.) gap* * *Lü·cke<-, -n>[ˈlʏkə]f1. (Zwischenraum) gap, holeZahn\Lücke a gap between two teetheine \Lücke im Zaun a gap in the fenceeine \Lücke füllen [o schließen] to fill a gap2. (Unvollständigkeit) gapeine Lücke in einem Gesetz a loophole in a lawmein Wissen weist noch große \Lücken auf I still have large gaps in my knowledgeder Mut zur \Lücke to risk leaving gaps in one's knowledgeirgendwo klafft eine \Lücke there is a gap somewhere* * *die; Lücke, Lücken1) gap; (ParkLücke, auf einem Formular, in einem Text) space* * *Lücke f; -, -n gap (auch Wissenslücke etc); (schwache Stelle) im Gesetz etc: loophole; (leere Stelle, auch Parklücke) space; fig (Bedürfnis) need; (Leere) void;eine Lücke reißen create a gap;eine Lücke hinterlassen leave a gap; stärker: leave a void* * *die; Lücke, Lücken1) gap; (ParkLücke, auf einem Formular, in einem Text) space* * *-n f.breach n.(§ pl.: breaches)break n.gap n.hiatus (medicine) n.lacuna n.space n.vacancy n.vacant space n.void n. -
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f gap in one’s knowledge* * *Bịl|dungs|lü|ckefgap in one's education* * *Bil·dungs·lü·ckef gap in one's education* * *die gap in one's education* * *Bildungslücke f gap in one’s knowledge* * *die gap in one's education* * *f.gap in knowledge n. -
5 Lücke
Lü·cke <-, -n> [ʼlʏkə] f1) ( Zwischenraum) gap, hole;Zahn\Lücke a gap between two teeth;eine \Lücke im Zaun a gap in the fence;[mit etw] in eine [vorhandene] \Lücke stoßen ( fig) to fill a gap on the market [with sth]2) ( Unvollständigkeit) gap;eine Lücke in einem Gesetz a loophole in a law;mein Wissen weist noch große \Lücken auf I still have large gaps in my knowledge;der Mut zur \Lücke to risk leaving gaps in one's knowledge;irgendwo klafft eine \Lücke there is a gap somewhere; -
6 lückenhaft
Adj. full of gaps; fig. auch incomplete; Wissen, Erinnerung: sketchy; (fragmentarisch) fragmentary; Beweiskette etc.: full of holes; Gesetz etc.: full of loopholes; ein lückenhaftes Gebiss haben have gappy teeth, be gap-toothed* * *gappy* * *lụ̈|cken|haft1. adjfull of gaps; Bericht, Sammlung, Beweis etc auch incomplete; Kenntnisse auch sketchy; Versorgung deficient; Gesetz, Alibi full of holessein Wissen ist sehr lückenhaft — there are great gaps in his knowledge
2. advsich erinnern vaguely; informieren, zusammenstellen sketchily; ausbilden, versorgen deficiently* * *lü·cken·haftI. adj1. (leere Stellen aufweisend) full of gapsein \lückenhaftes Gebiss teeth full of gaps2. (unvollständig) fragmentary\lückenhaftes Wissen incomplete knowledgeein \lückenhafter Bericht a sketchy reporteine \lückenhafte Sammlung an incomplete collectioneine \lückenhafte Erinnerung haben to have a vague/sketchy memory▪ \lückenhaft sein/werden to be/become fragmentaryeinen Fragebogen \lückenhaft ausfüllen to fill in a questionnaire leaving gapsan den Abend erinnere ich mich nur sehr \lückenhaft my memory of that evening is only very vague [or sketchy]* * *1.Adjektiv < teeth> full of gaps; gappy < teeth>; sketchy < knowledge>; sketchy, vague < memory>; incomplete, sketchy < report, account, etc.>; incomplete < statement>; < alibi> full of holes2.sein Wissen/seine Erinnerung ist lückenhaft — there are gaps in his knowledge/memory
* * *lückenhaft adj full of gaps; fig auch incomplete; Wissen, Erinnerung: sketchy; (fragmentarisch) fragmentary; Beweiskette etc: full of holes; Gesetz etc: full of loopholes;ein lückenhaftes Gebiss haben have gappy teeth, be gap-toothed* * *1.Adjektiv < teeth> full of gaps; gappy < teeth>; sketchy < knowledge>; sketchy, vague < memory>; incomplete, sketchy <report, account, etc.>; incomplete < statement>; < alibi> full of holes2.sein Wissen/seine Erinnerung ist lückenhaft — there are gaps in his knowledge/memory
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7 Wissenslücke
Wis·sens·lü·cke fgap in sb's knowledge
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