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21 important
adjective1) bedeutend; (in a particular matter) wichtig (to für)the most important thing is... — die Hauptsache ist...
2) (momentous) wichtig [Entscheidung]; bedeutsam [Tag]4) (considerable) beträchtlich; erheblich* * *[im'po:tənt]((negative unimportant) having great value, influence or effect: an important book/person/occasion; It is important that you arrive here on time.) wichtig- academic.ru/88088/importantly">importantly- importance* * *im·por·tant[ɪmˈpɔ:tənt, AM -ˈpɔ:r-]1. (significant) wichtig, wesentlichher career is more \important to her than I am ihre Karriere bedeutet ihr mehr als ichit's pretty, but, most \important, it costs less es ist hübsch und ist vor allen Dingen billigerthe \important thing is... das Wichtigste [o die Hauptsache] ist...2. (influential) bedeutend, einflussreichstop trying to look/act \important tu doch nicht so wichtigto be an \important figure in art/history/politics eine bedeutende Größe in der Kunstszene/Geschichte/Politik sein* * *[Im'pOːtənt]1. adjwichtig; (= significant also) bedeutend; (= influential) einflussreich, bedeutendthe (most) important thing is to stay fit — das Wichtigste or die Hauptsache ist, fit zu bleiben
to try to look important — sich (dat) ein gewichtiges Aussehen geben
he's trying to sound important — er spielt sich auf
to make sb feel important — jdm das Gefühl geben, er/sie sei wichtig
2. advSee:= importantly* * *important adj (adv importantly)1. bedeutend:a) wichtig, bedeutsam, wesentlich, von Belang ( alle:to für)b) hervorragendc) einflussreich, gewichtig2. wichtig(tuerisch), eingebildetimp. abk1. imperative2. imperfect3. impersonal4. import (importation)5. important* * *adjective1) bedeutend; (in a particular matter) wichtig (to für)the most important thing is... — die Hauptsache ist...
2) (momentous) wichtig [Entscheidung]; bedeutsam [Tag]3) (having high rank) wichtig [Persönlichkeit]4) (considerable) beträchtlich; erheblich* * *adj.bedeutend adj.wesentlich adj.wichtig adj. -
22 underestimate
1.[ʌndər'estɪmeɪt] transitive verb unterschätzen2.[ʌndər'estɪmət] noun Unterschätzung, die* * *(to estimate (a person, a thing etc) at less than his or its real amount, value, strength etc: Never underestimate your opponent!) unterschätzen* * *under·ˈes·ti·mateI. vt▪ to \underestimate sth/sb etw/jdn unterschätzenII. vi eine zu geringe Schätzung abgebenIII. n Unterbewertung fto give sb an \underestimate jdm einen zu niedrigen Kostenvoranschlag erstellen* * *A v/t [ˌ-ˈestımeıt] unterschätzen, unterbewertenB s [ˌ-ˈestımət] Unterschätzung f, Unterbewertung f* * *1.[ʌndər'estɪmeɪt] transitive verb unterschätzen2.[ʌndər'estɪmət] noun Unterschätzung, die* * *v.unterschätzen v. -
23 worthless
adjective1) (valueless) wertlos2) (despicable) nichtswürdig* * ** * *worth·less[ˈwɜ:θləs, AM ˈwɜ:r-]adj wertlos a. fig* * *['wɜːɵlɪs]adjwertlos; person also nichtsnutzig* * *worthless adj (adv worthlessly)1. wertlos2. figa) bedeutungslosb) un-, nichtswürdig* * *adjective1) (valueless) wertlos2) (despicable) nichtswürdig* * *adj.wertlos adj. -
24 watered stock
watered stock FIN verwässerte Aktien fpl (shares in a company that are worth less than the total capital invested, e.g. through the issue of new stock below par value = Ausgabe junger Aktien unter pari; illegal practice in many countries, including Germany; cf dilution of capital)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > watered stock
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