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[sɜːd]n (MATH)irrationaler Ausdruck* * *A adj1. MATH irrational (Zahl etc)2. LING stimmlos (Konsonant etc)B s1. MATH irrationale Größe2. LING stimmloser Laut -
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adjectiveabsurd; (ridiculous) lächerlich* * *[əb'sə:d](unreasonable or ridiculous: These demands are absolutely absurd.) absurd- academic.ru/83931/absurdly">absurdly- absurdity
- absurdness* * *ab·surd[əbˈzɜ:d, -ˈsɜ:d, AM -ˈsɜ:rd, -ˈzɜ:rd]I. adj1. (illogical) absurd2. (foolish) törichtdon't be \absurd! sei nicht albern!3. (ridiculous) lächerlichto look \absurd lächerlich aussehenII. n▪ the \absurd das Absurdethe theatre of the \absurd das absurde Theater* * *[əb'sɜːd]adjabsurdif you think that, you're just being absurd — du bist ja nicht recht bei Trost, wenn du das glaubst
what an absurd waste of time! —
the management is being absurd again — das Management spielt mal wieder verrückt (inf)
* * *A adj (adv absurdly)1. absurd, sinnlos, widersinnig2. unsinnig, albern, lächerlich:he looks absurd in his new suit er sieht unmöglich aus in seinem neuen Anzug* * *adjectiveabsurd; (ridiculous) lächerlich* * *adj.absurd adj.albern adj.lächerlich adj.skurril adj.unsinnig adj.widersinnig adj. -
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ab·surd·ist[ebˈsɜ:dɪst, ˈzɜ:, AM ˈsɜ:r]\absurdist theatre absurdes Theater* * *[əb'sɜːdɪst]adj (LITER, THEAT)absurd* * *A adj absurdistisch -
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nounAbsurdität, die* * *( plural absurdities) noun die Absurdität* * *ab·surd·ity[əbˈzɜ:dəti, -ˈsɜ:-, AM -ˈsɜ:rdət̬i, -ˈzɜ:r-]nthe \absurdity of the situation das Absurde an der Situationto be an \absurdity absurd sein* * *[əb'sɜːdItɪ]nAbsurde(s) nt no pl (of an +dat); (thing etc also) Absurdität f* * *1. Absurdität f (auch Handlung etc), Sinnlosigkeit f, Widersinnigkeit f: → academic.ru/60971/reduce">reduce A 92. Unsinnigkeit f, Albernheit f, Lächerlichkeit f* * *nounAbsurdität, die* * *n.Absurdität f.Albernheit f.Lächerlichkeit f.Sinnwidrigkeit f. -
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adverb* * *adverb absurd* * *ab·surd·ly[əbˈzɜ:dli, -ˈsɜ:d-, AM -ˈsɜ:rd-, -ˈzɜ:rd-]adv absurdto behave \absurdly sich akk kindisch [o lächerlich] benehmen* * *[əb'sɜːdlɪ]advbehave, react absurd; fast, rich, expensive etc unsinnighe suggested very absurdly... — er machte absurderweise den Vorschlag,...
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1) ( illogical) absurd2) ( foolish) töricht;don't be \absurd! sei nicht albern!3) ( ridiculous) lächerlich;to look \absurd lächerlich aussehen nthe \absurd das Absurde;the theatre of the \absurd das absurde Theater -
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ab·surd·ity [əbʼzɜ:dəti, -ʼsɜ:-, Am -ʼsɜ:rdət̬i, -ʼzɜ:r-] nthe \absurdity of the situation das Absurde an der Situationto be an \absurdity absurd sein -
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surd — SURD, Ă, surzi, de, adj. 1. (Adesea substantivat) Care nu aude (bine), lipsit (total sau parţial) de auz. ♦ fig. Care nu vrea să audă, să înţeleagă; neînduplecat, nesimţitor, fără suflet. ♢ loc. adv. (Substantivat) De( a) surda = în zadar,… … Dicționar Român
Surd — Surd, n. (Math.) 1. A quantity which can not be expressed by rational numbers; thus, [root]2 is a surd. [1913 Webster] 2. (Phon.) A surd element of speech. See {Surd}, a., 4. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Surd — Surd, a. [L. surdus deaf (whence the meaning, deaf to reason, irrational), perhaps akin to E. swart. Cf. {Sordine}.] 1. Net having the sense of hearing; deaf. [Obs.] A surd . . . generation. Sir T. Browne. [1913 Webster] 2. Unheard. [Obs.]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Surd — may be:* A voiceless consonant * An unresolved mathematical expression of an nth root, or an irrational number that can be expressed as such a root of a rational number * Surd, Hungary, a village in Zala county, Hungary * Surd evil is another… … Wikipedia
surd — [sʉrd] adj. [L surdus, deaf, dull, mute: used to transl. Gr alogos, irrational, lit., without reason] 1. Math. IRRATIONAL 2. Phonet. VOICELESS (adj. 6) n 1. an irrational number or quantity; specif., a root which can be expressed only… … English World dictionary
surd — 1550s, irrational (of numbers), from L. surdus unheard, silent, dull, possibly related to susurrus a muttering, whispering (see SUSURRATION (Cf. susurration)). The mathematical sense is from the use of L. surdus to translate Arabic (jadhr) asamm… … Etymology dictionary
surd — ► NOUN 1) Mathematics a number which is not expressible as a ratio of two whole numbers. 2) Phonetics a speech sound uttered with the breath and not the voice (e.g. f, k, p). ORIGIN from Latin surdus deaf, mute … English terms dictionary
surd — ab·surd·i·ty; ab·surd·ly; ab·surd·ness; ab·surd·ism; ab·surd; ab·surd·ist; surd; … English syllables
surd — I. adjective Etymology: Latin surdus deaf, silent, stupid Date: 1610 1. lacking sense ; irrational < surd conceits of scripture s sense Thomas Jackson > 2. voiceless used of speech sounds II. noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
surd — adj. & n. adj. 1 Math. (of a number) irrational. 2 Phonet. (of a sound) uttered with the breath and not the voice (e.g. f, k, p, s, t). n. 1 Math. a surd number, esp. the root of an integer. 2 Phonet. a surd sound. Etymology: L surdus deaf, mute … Useful english dictionary
surd — /serrd/, adj. 1. Phonet. voiceless (opposed to sonant). 2. Math. (of a quantity) not capable of being expressed in rational numbers; irrational. n. 3. Phonet. a voiceless consonant (opposed to sonant). 4. Math. a surd quantity. [1545 55; < L… … Universalium