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adjective1) (prevailing everywhere) allgemein; allgemein gültig [Regel, Wahrheit]2) universal [Bildung, Wissen]3) (common to all members of a class) universell* * *adjective (affecting, including etc the whole of the world or all or most people: English may become a universal language that everyone can learn and use.) global* * *uni·ver·sal[ˌju:nɪˈvɜ:səl, AM -nəˈvɜ:r-]I. adj allgemein, universell\universal agreement [or approval] allgemeine Zustimmung\universal health care allgemeine Gesundheitsfürsorge\universal language Weltsprache f\universal panacea Allheilmittel nt, Patentrezept nt\universal military service allgemeine Wehrpflicht\universal suffrage allgemeines Wahlrechta \universal truth eine allgemein gültige WahrheitII. n▪ a \universal eine allgemein verbindliche Aussage* * *["juːnI'vɜːsəl]1. adj1) phenomenon, applicability, remedy universal, universell; (= prevailing everywhere) custom, game allgemein or überall verbreitet; (= applying to all) truth, rule allgemeingültig, universell; (= general) approval, peace allgemein2) (LOGIC) universal, universell, allgemein2. n (PHILOS)Allgemeinbegriff m; (LOGIC = universal proposition) Universalaussage fthe various universals of human experience — die verschiedenen Grundelemente menschlicher Erfahrung
* * *A adj (adv universally)universal genius Universalgenie n;universal knowledge umfassendes Wissen;the universal experience of mankind die ganze oder gesamte Erfahrung der Menschheit2. universell, generell, allgemein(gültig) (Regel etc):3. allumfassend, allgemein:universal military service allgemeine Wehrpflicht;universal partnership JUR allgemeine Gütergemeinschaft;meet with universal applause allgemeinen Beifall finden;the disappointment was universal die Enttäuschung war allgemein; → academic.ru/71876/suffrage">suffrage 14. allgemein, überall üblich (Praktik etc)5. überall anzutreffen(d)6. weltumfassend, Welt…:universal language Weltsprache f;Universal Postal Union Weltpostverein m;universal time Weltzeit f7. TECH etc Universal…, Mehrzweck…, Allzweck…:universal chuck Universalfutter n;universal joint Wellengelenk n;B s1. (das) Allgemeine2. (Logik): allgemeine Aussage3. PHIL Allgemeinbegriff m4. Metaphysik: (das) Selbstuniv. abk2. university Univ.* * *adjective1) (prevailing everywhere) allgemein; allgemein gültig [Regel, Wahrheit]2) universal [Bildung, Wissen]3) (common to all members of a class) universell* * *adj.allgemeingültig adj.universal adj.universell adj.
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