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1 vollkommen
I Adj.1. (vollendet, makellos) perfect; vollkommene Zahl perfect number; kein Mensch ist vollkommen nobody’s perfect2. (völlig, vollständig) perfect, complete, total, absolute; damit war das Glück vollkommen that made my etc. happiness complete; vollkommene Verschlüsselung EDV full encryption; siehe auch völlig III Adv. perfectly; völlig II* * *completely (Adv.); flawless (Adj.); plenary (Adj.); absolutely (Adv.); outright (Adj.); unflawed (Adj.); absolute (Adj.); perfect (Adj.); quintessential (Adj.)* * *voll|kom|men [fOl'kOmən, 'fɔl-]1. adjperfect; (= völlig) complete, absolute; (MATH ) Zahl perfectsein Glück war vollkómmen — his happiness was complete
2. advcompletely* * *1) (exact: a perfect copy.) perfect2) (very great; complete: a perfect stranger.) perfect3) (very; completely: He was perfectly happy.) perfectly* * *voll·kom·men[fɔlˈkɔmən]I. adj1. (perfekt) perfect\vollkommene Kunstwerke perfect works of artniemand ist \vollkommen nobody's perfectjetzt ist mein Leben \vollkommen now my life is complete2. (völlig) complete\vollkommene Übereinstimmungen erzielen to reach total agreementsie hat die Aufgaben zu unserer \vollkommenen Zufriedenheit erledigt she has completed the tasks to our complete satisfactiondas ist ja der \vollkommene Wahnsinn! why, that's complete madness!II. adv completely\vollkommen unmöglich sein to be absolutely impossible\vollkommen verzweifelt sein to be absolutely desperateer blieb \vollkommen ruhig he remained completely calmich bin \vollkommen einverstanden mit Ihrem Vorschlag I'm in complete agreement with your proposal* * *1.1) (vollendet) perfect2) (vollständig) complete; total2.adverbial completely; totally* * *A. adj1. (vollendet, makellos) perfect;vollkommene Zahl perfect number;kein Mensch ist vollkommen nobody’s perfect2. (völlig, vollständig) perfect, complete, total, absolute;damit war das Glück vollkommen that made my etc happiness complete;* * *1.1) (vollendet) perfect2) (vollständig) complete; total2.adverbial completely; totally* * *adj.absolute adj.perfect adj.plenary adj.quintessential adj. adv.altogether adv.plenarily adv.quintessentially adv.totally adv.
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