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1 krankhaft
Adj.2. bes. PSYCH. (übertrieben, anormal) pathological, obsessive* * *morbid* * *krạnk|haft1. adjdie Untersuchungen haben keinen krankhaften Befund ergeben — the examinations revealed no sign(s) of disease
der krankhafte Zustand der britischen Wirtschaft —
2) (seelisch) pathological; Misstrauen, Eifersucht etc chronic, pathologicalsein Geiz/diese Vorstellung ist schon krankhaft — his meanness/this idea is almost pathological or has reached almost pathological proportions
2. advsich krankhaft verändern — to show pathological changes
* * *krank·haftI. adj▪ \krankhaft sein to show signs of disease, to be morbid2. (unnormal) morbid, sick, pathological▪ \krankhaft sein to be morbid [or chronicII. adv morbidly* * *1.1) pathological <change etc.>; morbid <growth, state, swelling, etc.>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathological; pathological, morbid <fear, obsession>2.1) pathologically; morbidly <swollen, grown>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathologically; pathologically, morbidly <obsessed, sensitive>* * *krankhaft adj* * *1.1) pathological <change etc.>; morbid <growth, state, swelling, etc.>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathological; pathological, morbid <fear, obsession>2.1) pathologically; morbidly <swollen, grown>2) (abnorm gesteigert) pathologically; pathologically, morbidly <obsessed, sensitive>* * *adj.morbid adj.pathological adj. adv.morbidly adv. -
2 pathologisch
Adj. pathological (auch fig.)* * *pathological* * *pa|tho|lo|gisch [patoloː'gɪʃ] (MED fig)1. adjpathological2. advpathologically* * *1) pathological* * *pa·tho·lo·gisch[patoˈlo:gɪʃ]I. adj1. (die Pathologie betreffend) pathological2. (krankhaft) pathologicalII. adv pathologically* * *1. 2.adverbial pathologically* * ** * *1.Adjektiv (Med.; auch fig.) pathological2.adverbial pathologically* * *adj.pathological adj. adv.pathologically adv. -
3 vergrößern
I v/t1. enlarge2. FOT. enlarge, blow up; OPT., mit der Lupe etc.: magnifyII v/refl2. (anwachsen) grow, increase; Organ etc.: become enlarged; (sich erhöhen) rise; wir wollen uns vergrößern umg. (in ein größeres Haus, Büro etc. ziehen) we want to move to somewhere bigger* * *to blow up; to magnify; to amplify; to aggrandize; to swell; to enhance; to enlarge; to extend; to augment; to expand; to increase;sich vergrößernto increase* * *ver|grö|ßern [fɛɐ'grøːsɐn] ptp vergrößert1. vt(räumlich) Raum, Gebäude, Fläche, Gebiet to extend; Abstand auch, Vorsprung to increase; (größenmäßig, umfangmäßig) Maßstab, Wissen to enlarge, to increase; Bekanntenkreis to enlarge, to extend; Firma, Absatzmarkt to expand; Produktion to increase; Vollmachten to extend; (zahlenmäßig) Kapital, Mitgliederzahl, Anzahl to increase; (= verstärken) Einfluss, Not, Probleme, Schmerz etc to increase; Fotografie to enlarge, to blow up; (Lupe, Brille) to magnify2. vr(räumlich) to be extended; (Abstand, Vorsprung) to increase; (größenmäßig, umfangmäßig) (Maßstab) to be enlarged, to increase; (Wissen) to increase, to expand; (Bekanntenkreis) to be enlarged, to be extended; (Firma, Absatzmarkt) to expand; (Produktion) to increase; (Vollmachten) to be extended; (zahlenmäßig) to increase; (= sich verstärken) to increase; (Pupille, Gefäße) to dilate; (Organ) to become enlargedwir wollen uns vergrö́ßern (inf) — we want to move to a bigger place
3. vi(Lupe, Brille) to magnify; (Fotograf) to do enlarging* * *1) ((with to) to increase: His illness had added to their difficulties.) add2) (to reproduce on a larger scale (a photograph etc): We had the photograph enlarged.) enlarge3) (the act of magnifying (something).) magnification4) (to cause to appear greater: A telescope magnifies an image; to magnify one's troubles.) magnify* * *Ver·grö·ßern<-s>[fɛɐ̯ˈgrø:sɐn]2. INFORM zooming* * *1.transitives Verbsein Repertoire vergrößern — extend or increase or enlarge one's repertoire
2) (vermehren) increase3) (größer reproduzieren) enlarge <photograph etc.>2.reflexives Verb1) <firm, business, etc.> expand2) (zunehmen) increase3.intransitives Verb <lens etc.> magnify* * *A. v/t1. enlarge2. FOTO enlarge, blow up; OPT, mit der Lupe etc: magnifyB. v/rwir wollen uns vergrößern umg (in ein größeres Haus, Büro etc ziehen) we want to move to somewhere bigger* * *1.transitives Verbsein Repertoire vergrößern — extend or increase or enlarge one's repertoire
2) (vermehren) increase3) (größer reproduzieren) enlarge <photograph etc.>2.reflexives Verb1) <firm, business, etc.> expand2) (zunehmen) increase3.intransitives Verb <lens etc.> magnify* * *(maßstäblich) v.to scale up v. v.to accrete v.to augment v.to enlarge v.to extend v.to heighten v.to increase (in) v.to increase v.to magnify v.to zoom v. -
4 pathologisch
pa·tho·lo·gisch [patoʼlo:gɪʃ] adj1) ( die Pathologie betreffend) pathological -
5 pathologisch
1. pathological2. pathologically
См. также в других словарях:
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pathologically — adverb see pathological … New Collegiate Dictionary
pathologically — See pathological. * * * … Universalium
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pathologically — adv. in a pathological manner, abnormally; from the point of view of pathology … English contemporary dictionary
pathologically — path·o·log·i·cal·ly … English syllables
pathologically — See: pathological … English dictionary
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