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1 rigorous
adjective1) (strict) streng; rigoros [Methode, Maßnahme, Beschränkung, Strenge]2) (marked by extremes) hart [Leben, Bedingungen]3) (precise) peinlich [Genauigkeit, Beachtung]; exakt [Analyse]; streng [Beurteilung, Maßstab]; schlüssig [Argumentation]* * *1) (strict: a rigorous training.) streng2) (harsh; unpleasant: a rigorous climate.) rauh* * *rig·or·ous[ˈrɪgərəs, AM -gɚ-]\rigorous testing gründliches Testenshe is a \rigorous vegetarian sie lebt strikt vegetarisch\rigorous discipline strenge Disziplin3. (physically demanding) hart\rigorous training hartes Training4. (harsh)\rigorous climate/weather raues Klima/Wetter* * *['rIgərəs]adj1) (= strict) person, character, discipline, rule, structure, method streng, strikt; measures rigoros; (= thorough) book-keeping, work peinlich genau; analysis, tests gründlichwith rigorous precision/accuracy — mit äußerster Präzision/peinlicher Genauigkeit
they were rigorous in controlling expenditure —
he was a very rigorous teacher he is rigorous about quality — er war ein Lehrer, der es sehr genau nahm er ist sehr streng, wenn es um Qualität geht
2) (= harsh) climate streng* * *rigorous [ˈrıɡərəs] adj (adv rigorously)1. rigoros, streng, hart (Maßnahmen etc)2. (peinlich) genau, exakt, strikt:rigorous accuracy peinliche Genauigkeit3. a) streng, hart (Winter)b) rau, unfreundlich (Klima etc)* * *adjective1) (strict) streng; rigoros [Methode, Maßnahme, Beschränkung, Strenge]2) (marked by extremes) hart [Leben, Bedingungen]3) (precise) peinlich [Genauigkeit, Beachtung]; exakt [Analyse]; streng [Beurteilung, Maßstab]; schlüssig [Argumentation]* * *adj.hart adj.streng adj. -
2 stringency
1) (the quality of being strict.) die Strenge2) (scarcity of money for lending etc: in times of stringency; ( also adjective) The government are demanding stringency measures.) die Knappheit; Knappheits-...* * *strin·gen·cy[ˈstrɪnʤən(t)si]n no plfinancial \stringency Geldknappheit f* * *['strIndZənsI]n(of standards, law, reforms, discipline) Strenge f; (of rules, testing, training etc also) Härte f; (of measures) Härte f, Schärfe f* * *stringency [ˈstrındʒənsı] s1. Härte f, Schärfe f2. Bündigkeit f, zwingende Kraft (eines Arguments etc)3. WIRTSCH (Geld-, Kredit) Verknappung f, Knappheit f:stringency on the money market Engpass m auf dem Geldmarkt* * *n.Strenge -n f.zwingender Beweis m. -
3 колибактерии
колибактерии
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coliform bacterium
A group of bacteria that are normally abundant in the intestinal tracts of human and other warm-blooded animals and are used as indicators (being measured as the number of individuals found per millilitre of water) when testing the sanitary quality of water. (Source: ALL)
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