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1 exactly
adverb1) genauwhen exactly or exactly when did he leave? — wann genau ging er?
at exactly the right moment — genau im richtigen Moment
not exactly — (coll. iron.) nicht gerade
2) (with perfect accuracy) [ganz] genau* * *1) (just; quite; absolutely: He's exactly the right man for the job.) genau3) (used as a reply meaning `I quite agree'.) genau* * *ex·act·ly[ɪgˈzæktli]1. (precisely) genauwe started going out with each other \exactly four years ago today heute sind wir seit genau vier Jahren zusammenthis song sounds \exactly like all his other songs dieses Lied unterscheidet sich nicht im Geringsten von seinen anderen Liedern\exactly! ganz genau!\exactly the same genau dasselbeif I had my life again, I'd do \exactly the same things wenn ich nochmal zu leben hätte, würde ich alles nochmal ganz genauso machenhe didn't \exactly agree with my proposal, but... er stimmte meinem Vorschlag nicht gerade zu, aber...to do \exactly that genau das tunhow/what/when/where/who \exactly... [or \exactly how/what/when/where/who...] wie/was/wann/wo/wer genau...what \exactly do you want from life? was erwartest du eigentlich vom Leben?2. (hardly)▪ not \exactly eigentlich nichthe's not \exactly good-looking but... eigentlich sieht er gar nicht gut aus, aber...* * *[Ig'zktlɪ]advgenauI wanted to know exactly where my mother was buried — ich wollte genau wissen, wo meine Mutter begraben war
at exactly five o'clock — um Punkt fünf Uhr
at exactly 9.43 a.m./the right time — genau um 9.43 Uhr/zur richtigen Zeit
I want to get things exactly right — ich will es ganz richtig machen
who exactly will be in charge? —
that's not exactly what I mean — das ist nicht genau das, was ich meine
exactly the same — genau der/die/das Gleiche
you mean we are stuck? – exactly — wir sitzen also fest? – stimmt genau
is she sick? – not exactly — ist sie krank? – eigentlich nicht
his father was not exactly poor/pleased — sein Vater war nicht gerade arm/erfreut
* * *exactly adv1. exakt, genau2. sorgfältig3. als Antwort: ganz recht, genau(, wie Sie sagen), eben:a) nicht ganz,4. wo, wann etc eigentlich* * *adverb1) genauwhen exactly or exactly when did he leave? — wann genau ging er?
not exactly — (coll. iron.) nicht gerade
2) (with perfect accuracy) [ganz] genau* * *adv.genau adv. -
2 strictly
adverbstrictly [speaking] — streng genommen
* * *adverb streng* * *strict·ly[ˈstrɪktli]1. (demanding compliance) strengwe will \strictly enforce all the rules in this establishment wir werden streng darauf achten, dass die Hausordnung genauestens eingehalten wirdfor a \strictly limited period für sehr kurze Zeit\strictly forbidden streng verboten2. (precisely)not \strictly comparable nicht ohne Weiteres vergleichbar\strictly defined genau definiert\strictly speaking genaugenommen, strenggenommen3. (absolutely) streng\strictly confidential streng vertraulich4. (severely) strenghis parents brought him up very \strictly seine Eltern haben ihn sehr autoritär erzogen* * *['strIktlɪ]adv1) strengsmoking is strictly forbidden — Rauchen ist streng or strengstens verboten
2) (= precisely) genau; (= absolutely) absolut, strengto be strictly accurate — um ganz genau zu sein
our relationship was strictly business — unser Verhältnis war rein geschäftlich
strictly in confidence — ganz im Vertrauen
"strictly private" — "streng vertraulich"
strictly between ourselves/between you and me — ganz unter uns
unless strictly necessary —
the car park is strictly for the use of residents — der Parkplatz ist ausschließlich für Anwohner vorgesehen
* * *strictly adv1. streng etc2. genau genommen3. völlig, ausgesprochen* * *adverbstrictly no smoking — Rauchen streng[stens] verboten
strictly [speaking] — streng genommen
* * *adv.grundsätzlich adv.streng adv. -
3 precise
adjectivegenau; präzise; fein [Instrument]; groß [Genauigkeit]; förmlich [Art]be [more] precise — sich präzise[r] ausdrücken
..., to be precise —..., um genau zu sein;..., genauer gesagt
at that precise moment — genau in dem Augenblick
* * *1) (exact: Give me his precise words; precise instructions; a precise translation.) genau2) (careful to be accurate and exact in manner, speech etc: He is always very precise.) genau•- academic.ru/57399/preciseness">preciseness- precisely
- precision* * *pre·cise[prɪˈsaɪs]1. (exact) genau, präzise\precise details genaue Einzelheiten\precise instructions präzise [o exakte] Angabenat the \precise moment genau in dem Momentto be \precise um genau zu sein▪ to be \precise about doing sth etw sehr genau nehmenhe has always been very \precise about recording expenditures er hat über seine Ausgaben immer peinlich genau Buch geführt* * *[prI'saɪs]adj1) genau; answer, description also präziseat that precise moment — genau in dem Augenblick
this was the precise amount I needed — das war genau or exakt der Betrag, den ich brauchte
please be more precise —
but was it this precise colour? — aber war es genau diese Farbe?
18, to be precise — 18, um genau zu sein
or, to be more precise,... — oder, um es genauer zu sagen,...
in that precise voice of hers —
these precise British accents — die akzentuierte Aussprache der Briten
2) (= meticulous) worker exakt, genau, präzise* * *precise [prıˈsaıs] adj1. präzis(e), genau (Antwort, Anweisungen etc):precise instrument Präzisionsinstrument n;to be precise (Redew) genauer gesagt, um genau zu sein2. präzis(e), exakt, (peinlich) genau, korrekt3. genau, richtig (Betrag, Zeitpunkt etc):this is the precise hat I wanted das ist genau der Hut, den ich wollte4. übergenau, pedantisch* * *adjectivegenau; präzise; fein [Instrument]; groß [Genauigkeit]; förmlich [Art]be [more] precise — sich präzise[r] ausdrücken
..., to be precise —..., um genau zu sein;..., genauer gesagt
* * *adj.akkurat adj.exakt adj.genau adj.gewissenhaft adj.präzis adj.
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