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1 quod
be in quod sitzen -
2 quod vide
q.v. abk quod vide, which see (Verweis auf andere Stelle eines Buches etc) -
3 quod vide
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4 quod erat demonstrandum
QED abk quod erat demonstrandum, which was to be proved q. e. d. -
5 quod est
q.e. abk quod est, which is -
6 idem quod
i.q. abk idem quod, the same as -
7 nemo dat quod non habet
nemo dat quod non habet (Lat) wer nichts hat, kann nichts geben; wo nichts ist, da hat auch der Kaiser sein Recht verloren -
8 per quod
per quod (Lat) wodurch -
9 QED
QED1[ˌkju:i:ˈdi:]QED2[ˌkju:i:ˈdi:]* * *abbr q.e.d.* * *QED abk quod erat demonstrandum, which was to be proved q. e. d. -
10 q.v.
q.v.[ˌkju:ˈvi:]* * *q.v. abk quod vide, which see (Verweis auf andere Stelle eines Buches etc) -
11 i.q.
i.q. abk idem quod, the same as -
12 q.e.
q.e. abk quod est, which is -
13 quad
noun(coll.)1) (quadrangle) Innenhof, der2) (quadruplet) Vierling, der* * *see quadrangle, quadruplet* * *quad1[kwɒd, AM kwɑ:d]quad2[kwɒd, AM kwɑ:d]n short for quadrangle (block of buildings) [Häuser]block m, Geviert nt; (on a campus) Hof, [viereckiger] Innenhof; (on school grounds) viereckiger Schulhofquad3[kwɒd, AM kwɑ:d]I. nII. adj vierfach* * *[kwɒd]n1) abbr of academic.ru/59466/quadrangle">quadrangle Hof m2) abbr of quadruplet Vierling men quad — Halbgeviert nt
4) (COMPUT) abbrSee:* * *quad2 [kwɒd; US kwɑd] s ELEK Viererkabel n* * *noun(coll.)1) (quadrangle) Innenhof, der2) (quadruplet) Vierling, der* * *n.Viereck -e n. -
14 the same as
i.q. abk idem quod, the same as -
15 which is
q.e. abk quod est, which is -
16 which see
q.v. abk quod vide, which see (Verweis auf andere Stelle eines Buches etc) -
17 which was to be proved
QED abk quod erat demonstrandum, which was to be proved q. e. d. -
18 QED
(fig: and that's the solution) ganz einfach, so geht das -
19 q.v.
См. также в других словарях:
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