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1 temporal
adjective* * *tem·po·ral[ˈtempərəl]* * *['tempərəl]adj1) zeitlich; (GRAM) Zeit-, temporal* * *temporal1 [ˈtempərəl; -prəl] adj (adv temporally)1. zeitlich:a) Zeit… (Ggs räumlich)b) irdisch2. weltlich (Ggs geistlich):3. LING temporal, Zeit…:temporal adverb Umstandswort n der Zeit;temporal clause Temporalsatz mtemporal2 [ˈtempərəl; -prəl] ANATA adj1. Schläfen…:temporal bone → B2. Schläfenbein…B s Schläfenbein n* * *adjective(of this life) irdisch; (secular) weltlich* * *adj.zeitlich adj.
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