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1. noun1) (role) Aufgabe, diein his function as surgeon — in seiner Funktion od. Eigenschaft als Chirurg
2) (mode of action) Funktion, die4) (Math.) Funktion, die2. intransitive verb[Maschine, System, Organisation:] funktionieren; [Organ:] arbeitenfunction as — (have the function of) fungieren als; (serve as) dienen als
* * *1. noun(a special job, use or duty (of a machine, part of the body, person etc): The function of the brake is to stop the car.) die Funktion2. verb((of a machine etc) to work; to operate: This typewriter isn't functioning very well.) funktionieren- academic.ru/29873/functional">functional* * *func·tion[ˈfʌŋ(k)ʃən]I. nin my \function as mayor [in meiner Eigenschaft] als Bürgermeisterhe has a lot of official \functions to attend er hat viele soziale Verpflichtungensocial \function Benefizveranstaltung f, Wohltätigkeitsveranstaltung fII. vi funktionierenthe lungs \function to supply the body with oxygen die Lungen versorgen den Körper mit SauerstoffI'm so tired today, I can barely \function ich bin heute so müde, dass ich zu nichts zu gebrauchen binwhile the president has been ill, the vice president has been \functioning as the country's leader als der Präsident krank war, hat der Vizepräsident die Rolle des Staatsführers übernommen* * *['fʌŋkSən]1. nin his function as judge — in seiner Eigenschaft als Richter
his function in life — seine Lebensaufgabe
2. vifunktionieren; (heart, kidney, brain also) arbeitenhe can't function without his morning coffee — ohne seinen Kaffee am Morgen ist er nicht funktionsfähig
to function as — fungieren als; (person also) die Rolle des/der... spielen or ausfüllen; (thing also) dienen als
* * *function [ˈfʌŋkʃn]A sa) Aufgabe fb) Zweck mc) Tätigkeit fd) Arbeits-, Wirkungsweise fe) Amt nf) (Amts)Pflicht f, Obliegenheit f:out of function TECH außer Betrieb;have ( oder serve) an important function eine wichtige Funktion oder Aufgabe haben, eine wichtige Rolle spielen;b) (gesellschaftliche) VeranstaltungB v/i1. (as)b) dienen (als) (Sache)2. PHYSIOL, TECH etc funktionieren, arbeitenF abk1. Fahrenheit3. French* * *1. noun1) (role) Aufgabe, diein his function as surgeon — in seiner Funktion od. Eigenschaft als Chirurg
2) (mode of action) Funktion, die4) (Math.) Funktion, die2. intransitive verb[Maschine, System, Organisation:] funktionieren; [Organ:] arbeitenfunction as — (have the function of) fungieren als; (serve as) dienen als
* * *n.Amt ¨-er n.Funktion -en f. v.funktionieren v.
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