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adjective* * *[-tiv]adjective (belonging to etc each person or thing mentioned: Peter and George went to their respective homes.) jeweilig* * *re·spec·tive[rɪˈspektɪv]* * *[rI'spektɪv]adjjeweiligwe took our respective partners/glasses — wir nahmen jeder unseren Partner/unser Glas, wir nahmen unsere jeweiligen Partner/Gläser
they each have their respective merits — jeder von ihnen hat seine eigenen Vorteile
* * *each according to their respective abilities jeder nach seinen (jeweiligen) Fähigkeiten;we went to our respective places wir gingen jeder an seinen Platzresp. abk2. respectively jew.3. respondent* * *adjective* * *adj.besonders adj.beziehungsweis adj.jeweilig adj.
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