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1 sachlich

I Adj. (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; (faktisch) factual; (zweckbetont) functional; Unterschied: substantial, material; ein sachliches Design a functional design; mehrere sachliche Fehler several factual errors; sachliche Gründe objective reasons; sachlich bleiben keep to the facts; (nicht persönlich werden) remain objective; seine freundliche und trotzdem sachliche Art his friendly and yet down-to-earth manner

II Adv.: sachlich falsch / richtig factually wrong / correct; sachlich hat er Recht his facts are right; sachlich argumentieren argue objectively, use objective arguments; etw. sachlich beurteilen judge s.th. objectively; an etw. sachlich herangehen approach s.th. objectively

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objective; factual; businesslike; matter-of-fact

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sạch|lich ['zaxlɪç]
1. adj

1) (= faktisch) Irrtum, Angaben factual; Unterschied material, factual; Grund, Einwand practical; (= sachbezogen) Frage, Wissen relevant

2) (= objektiv) Kritik, Bemerkung objective; (= nüchtern) unemotional, matter-of-fact

bleiben Sie mal sachlich — don't get carried away

3) (= schmucklos) functional, businesslike

2. adv

1) (= faktisch) unzutreffend factually

die Auskunft war sachlich falsch/richtig — the information was wrong/correct

rein sachlich hast du recht — from a purely factual point of view you are right

2) (= objektiv) objectively

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1) factually

2) (keeping to the actual facts; not fanciful, emotional or imaginative: a matter-of-fact account/statement/opinion/attitude.) matter-of-fact

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sach·lich

[ˈzaxlɪç]

I. adj

1. (objektiv) objective

▪ \sachlich bleiben to remain objective, to keep to the point

▪ \sachlich sein to be objective

2. (in der Angelegenheit begründet) factual

ein \sachlicher Unterschied a factual [or material] difference

3. (schmucklos) functional

sich akk \sachlich kleiden to dress businesslike

II. adv

1. (objektiv) objectively

sich akk \sachlich verhalten to be objective

2. (inhaltlich) factually

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1.
Adjektiv

1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth < letter etc.>

2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>

aus sachlichen Gründen — for practical reasons
2.
adverbial

1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way

2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>

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sachlich

A. adj (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; (faktisch) factual; (zweckbetont) functional; Unterschied: substantial, material;

ein sachliches Design a functional design;

mehrere sachliche Fehler several factual errors;

sachliche Gründe objective reasons;

sachlich bleiben keep to the facts; (nicht persönlich werden) remain objective;

seine freundliche und trotzdem sachliche Art his friendly and yet down-to-earth manner

B. adv:

sachlich falsch/richtig factually wrong/correct;

sachlich hat er recht his facts are right;

sachlich argumentieren argue objectively, use objective arguments;

etwas sachlich beurteilen judge sth objectively;

an etwas sachlich herangehen approach sth objectively

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1.
Adjektiv

1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth <letter etc.>

2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>

aus sachlichen Gründen — for practical reasons
2.
adverbial

1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way

2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>

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adj.

factual adj.

functional adj.

objective adj. adv.

factually adv.

matter of fact expr.

objectively adv.

soberingly adv.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > sachlich
2 sächlich

I Adj. (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; (faktisch) factual; (zweckbetont) functional; Unterschied: substantial, material; ein sachliches Design a functional design; mehrere sachliche Fehler several factual errors; sachliche Gründe objective reasons; sachlich bleiben keep to the facts; (nicht persönlich werden) remain objective; seine freundliche und trotzdem sachliche Art his friendly and yet down-to-earth manner

II Adv.: sachlich falsch / richtig factually wrong / correct; sachlich hat er Recht his facts are right; sachlich argumentieren argue objectively, use objective arguments; etw. sachlich beurteilen judge s.th. objectively; an etw. sachlich herangehen approach s.th. objectively

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objective; factual; businesslike; matter-of-fact

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sạch|lich ['zaxlɪç]
1. adj

1) (= faktisch) Irrtum, Angaben factual; Unterschied material, factual; Grund, Einwand practical; (= sachbezogen) Frage, Wissen relevant

2) (= objektiv) Kritik, Bemerkung objective; (= nüchtern) unemotional, matter-of-fact

bleiben Sie mal sachlich — don't get carried away

3) (= schmucklos) functional, businesslike

2. adv

1) (= faktisch) unzutreffend factually

die Auskunft war sachlich falsch/richtig — the information was wrong/correct

rein sachlich hast du recht — from a purely factual point of view you are right

2) (= objektiv) objectively

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1) factually

2) (keeping to the actual facts; not fanciful, emotional or imaginative: a matter-of-fact account/statement/opinion/attitude.) matter-of-fact

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sach·lich

[ˈzaxlɪç]

I. adj

1. (objektiv) objective

▪ \sachlich bleiben to remain objective, to keep to the point

▪ \sachlich sein to be objective

2. (in der Angelegenheit begründet) factual

ein \sachlicher Unterschied a factual [or material] difference

3. (schmucklos) functional

sich akk \sachlich kleiden to dress businesslike

II. adv

1. (objektiv) objectively

sich akk \sachlich verhalten to be objective

2. (inhaltlich) factually

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1.
Adjektiv

1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth < letter etc.>

2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>

aus sachlichen Gründen — for practical reasons
2.
adverbial

1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way

2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>

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sächlich adj LING neuter

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1.
Adjektiv

1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth <letter etc.>

2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>

aus sachlichen Gründen — for practical reasons
2.
adverbial

1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way

2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>

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adj.

factual adj.

functional adj.

objective adj. adv.

factually adv.

matter of fact expr.

objectively adv.

soberingly adv.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > sächlich
3 Tatbestand

m (Sachlage) state of affairs; (Gegebenheiten) facts Pl., circumstances Pl., (whole) truth of the matter; JUR. facts Pl. of the case; Tatbestand des Betrugs / des § 218 offen|ce (Am. -se) of fraud / under § 218; objektiver / subjektiver Tatbestand actus rea / mens rea, objective / subjective elements Pl. of the offen|ce (Am. -se)

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der Tatbestand

corpus delicti; facts

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Tat|be|stand
m (JUR)
facts pl (of the case); (= Sachlage) facts pl (of the matter)
den Tátbestand des Betrugs erfüllen (Jur) — to constitute fraud

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Tat·be·stand

m

1. (Sachlage) facts [of the matter]

2. JUR elements of an offence [or AM -se], facts of the case pl

sein Verbrechen erfüllt den \Tatbestand der vorsätzlichen Tötung his offence constitutes premeditated murder

objektiver/subjektiver \Tatbestand physical/mental elements pl of an offence

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der

1) facts pl. [of the matter or case]

2) (Rechtsw.) elements pl. of an offence

der Tatbestandbestand der vorsätzlichen Tötung — the offence of premeditated murder

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Tatbestand m (Sachlage) state of affairs; (Gegebenheiten) facts pl, circumstances pl, (whole) truth of the matter; JUR facts pl of the case;

Tatbestand des Betrugs/des § 218 offence (US -se) of fraud/under § 218;

objektiver/subjektiver Tatbestand actus rea/mens rea, objective/subjective elements pl of the offence (US -se)

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der

1) facts pl. [of the matter or case]

2) (Rechtsw.) elements pl. of an offence

der Tatbestandbestand der vorsätzlichen Tötung — the offence of premeditated murder

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m.

facts of the case (criminal proceedings) n.

state of affairs n.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Tatbestand

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