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1 gemeinverständlich
I Adj. generally intelligibleII Adv.: sich gemeinverständlich ausdrücken express o.s. in a way that everyone can ( oder will) understand, express o.s. in plain English etc.* * *ge|mein|ver|ständ|lich1. adjgenerally comprehensible2. advsich geméínverständlich ausdrücken — to make oneself generally understood
wissenschaftliche Probleme geméínverständlich darstellen — to present scientific problems in such a way that they can be generally understood
* * *(easily read, understood etc by most people: a popular history of Britain.) popular* * *ge·mein·ver·ständ·lich* * *1.Adjektiv generally comprehensible or intelligible2.sich gemeinverständlich ausdrücken — make oneself generally comprehensible or intelligible
* * *A. adj generally intelligibleB. adv:sich gemeinverständlich ausdrücken express o.s. in a way that everyone can ( oder will) understand, express o.s. in plain English etc* * *1.Adjektiv generally comprehensible or intelligible2.sich gemeinverständlich ausdrücken — make oneself generally comprehensible or intelligible
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