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1 sich gegenseitig bedingen
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2 gegenseitig
I Adj. Interesse, Verständnis, Respekt etc.: mutual; Hilfe, Rechte, Pflichten: reciprocal; gegenseitige Abhängigkeit interdependence; gegenseitige Beziehung interrelation; correlation; unsere Abneigung ist durchaus gegenseitig our dislike is entirely mutual* * *reciprocal; mutual; reciprocative;sich gegenseitigeach other* * *ge|gen|sei|tig ['geːgnzaitɪç]1. adjmutual; (= wechselseitig auch) reciprocalin gégenseitigem Einverständnis — by mutual agreement
2. adveach other, one anothersie beschuldigten sich gégenseitig — they (each) accused one another or each other
sich gégenseitig ausschließen — to be mutually exclusive, to exclude one another
* * *1) mutually2) (given etc by each of two or more to the other(s): mutual help; Their dislike was mutual.) mutual* * *ge·gen·sei·tig[ˈge:gn̩zaitɪç]I. adj mutualin \gegenseitiger Abhängigkeit stehen to be mutually dependentII. adv mutuallysich akk \gegenseitig beschuldigen/helfen/unterstützen to accuse/help/support each other [or one another]* * *1.Adjektiv mutual <aid, consideration, love, consent, services>; reciprocal <aid, obligation, services>2.in gegenseitiger Abhängigkeit stehen — be mutually dependent; be dependent on each other or one another
sich gegenseitig helfen — help each other or one another
* * *gegenseitige Abhängigkeit interdependence;gegenseitige Beziehung interrelation; correlation;unsere Abneigung ist durchaus gegenseitig our dislike is entirely mutualB. adv:* * *1.Adjektiv mutual <aid, consideration, love, consent, services>; reciprocal <aid, obligation, services>2.in gegenseitiger Abhängigkeit stehen — be mutually dependent; be dependent on each other or one another
sich gegenseitig helfen — help each other or one another
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3 bedingen
v/t (verursachen) cause, give rise to; (bestimmen) determine; (erfordern) require, call for; (voraussetzen) presuppose; das eine bedingt das andere one thing gives rise to the other; die hohe Arbeitslosigkeit ist durch die Rezession bedingt the high unemployment rate is a result of ( oder has been caused by) the recession; bedingt werden durch be caused by, go back to; das bedingt... (bringt mit sich) it would imply...; einander oder sich gegenseitig bedingen be mutually dependent ( oder conditional), go hand in hand umg.* * *(hervorrufen) to give rise to; to cause;(voraussetzen) to presuppose* * *be|dịn|gen ptp bedi\#ngtvt1) (= bewirken) to cause; (= notwendig machen) to necessitate; (PSYCH, PHYSIOL) to condition; (= logisch voraussetzen) to presupposesich gegenseitig bedingen — to be mutually dependent
See:→ auch bedingt2) (= voraussetzen, verlangen) to call for, to demand* * *(to affect or control: behaviour conditioned by circumstances.) condition* * *be·din·gen *[bəˈdɪŋən]vt1. (verursachen)▪ etw \bedingen to cause sthhöhere Löhne \bedingen höhere Preise higher wages lead to higher prices2. (verlangen)▪ etw \bedingen to require, to demanddie Lage bedingt rasches Handeln the situation calls for swift action* * *transitives Verb causeeinander bedingen — be interdependent or mutually dependent
* * *bedingen v/t (verursachen) cause, give rise to; (bestimmen) determine; (erfordern) require, call for; (voraussetzen) presuppose;das eine bedingt das andere one thing gives rise to the other;die hohe Arbeitslosigkeit ist durch die Rezession bedingt the high unemployment rate is a result of ( oder has been caused by) the recession;bedingt werden durch be caused by, go back to;das bedingt … (bringt mit sich) it would imply …;* * *transitives Verb causeeinander bedingen — be interdependent or mutually dependent
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4 abhängig
Adj.1. dependent ( von [up]on); abhängig sein von abhängen1; voneinander abhängig interdependent; etw. von etw. abhängig machen make s.th. conditional (up)on s.th.; vom Verbraucher abhängig Nachfrage: consumer driven4. POL. Gebiet: dependent, satellite* * *addicted; dependent; conditioned; dependant* * *ạb|hän|gig ['aphɛŋɪç]adj1) (= bedingt durch) dependent (AUCH MATH)2) (= angewiesen auf, euph: = süchtig) dependent (von on)gegenseitig or voneinander abhängig sein — to be dependent on each other, to be mutually dependent, to be interdependent
* * *1) (relying on (someone etc) for (financial) support: He is totally dependent on his parents.) dependent2) ((of a future happening etc) to be decided by: Whether we go or not is dependent on whether we have enough money.) dependent3) (depending on certain conditions: This offer of a university place is conditional on your being able to pass your final school exams; a conditional offer.) conditional4) ((of countries etc) not independent, but dominated by another power: subject nations.) subject* * *ab·hän·gig1. (bedingt)2. (angewiesen)▪ von jdm \abhängig sein to be dependent on sb3. (süchtig) addictedein \abhängiger Nebensatz a subordinate clauseder Kasus ist \abhängig von der Präposition the case depends on the preposition* * *1)von jemandem/etwas abhängig sein — (bedingt) depend on somebody/something; (angewiesen) be dependent on somebody/something
* * *abhängig adj1. dependent (von [up]on);voneinander abhängig interdependent;etwas von etwas abhängig machen make sth conditional (up)on sth;vom Verbraucher abhängig Nachfrage: consumer driven2. LING:abhängiger Satz subordinate ( oder dependent) clause3. von Drogen: dependent (von on), addicted (von to)* * *1)von jemandem/etwas abhängig sein — (bedingt) depend on somebody/something; (angewiesen) be dependent on somebody/something
* * *(von) adj.dependent (on) adj. (von) ausdr.contingent on (upon) expr. (Grammatik) adj.oblique adj. adj.addicted adj.dependent on adj.tributary adj. -
5 gegenseitig
ge·gen·sei·tig [ʼge:gn̩zaitɪç] adjmutual;adv mutually;sich \gegenseitig beschuldigen/ helfen/ unterstützen to accuse/help/support each other [or one another]
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