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1 delve
tr[delv]1 (rummage, search) hurgar ( into, en)1) dig: escarbar2)to delve into probe: cavar en, ahondar env.• bucear v.• cavar v.delva) ( research) (liter)to delve into the past — hurgar* en el pasado
b) ( rummage) hurgar*, escarbar[delv]VIto delve into — [+ pocket, cupboard] hurgar en, rebuscar en; [+ subject] profundizar en, ahondar en; [+ past] hurgar en
we must delve deeper — tenemos que profundizar or ahondar todavía más
* * *[delv]a) ( research) (liter)to delve into the past — hurgar* en el pasado
b) ( rummage) hurgar*, escarbar -
2 delve
intransitive verb* * *[delv]vito \delve in one's pocket in seiner Tasche kramento \delve into sb's past in jds Vergangenheit nachforschento \delve into a subject sich akk in ein Thema vertiefen* * *[delv]vi(into subject) sich eingehend befassen (into mit); (into book) sich vertiefen (into in +acc)to delve in( to) one's pocket/a drawer — tief in die Tasche/eine Schublade greifen
* * *delve [delv]A v/i1. grabenfor nach):delve among books in Büchern stöbern;delve into → B 23. plötzlich abfallen (Gelände)B v/t1. obs (aus-, um)graben2. a) erforschen, ergründenb) sich vertiefen in (akk)C s obsa) Grube fb) Höhle f* * *intransitive verbdelve into something [for something] — tief in etwas (Akk.) greifen[, um etwas herauszuholen]
* * *v.erforschen v. -
3 delve
[delv]to delve into — frugare in [ pocket]; fare ricerche in [ records]; scavare in [memory, past]; approfondire [subject, motive]
* * *delve /dɛlv/n.1 (poet. o dial.) cavità(to) delve /dɛlv/v. t. e i.1 rovistare: She delved into her bag and pulled out a bunch of keys, ha rovistato nella borsa e ha tirato fuori un mazzo di chiavi; He was delving for something in his pockets, si rovistava le tasche alla ricerca di qualcosa2 (fig.) fare ricerche approfondite; investigare; scavare a fondo (fig.): to delve into a subject, scavare a fondo in un argomento3 (arc.) scavare● to delve into the past, rivangare il passato.* * *[delv]to delve into — frugare in [ pocket]; fare ricerche in [ records]; scavare in [memory, past]; approfondire [subject, motive]
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4 into
prepositionin (+ Akk.); (against) gegenI went out into the street — ich ging auf die Straße hinaus
they disappeared into the night — sie verschwanden in die Nacht hinein
4 into 20 = 5 — 20 durch 4 = 5
until well into this century — bis weit in unser Jahrhundert hinein
translate something into English — etwas ins Englische übersetzen
* * *['intu]1) (to or towards the inside of; to within: The eggs were put into the box; They disappeared into the mist.) in2) (against: The car ran into the wall.) in... hinein3) (to the state or condition of: A tadpole turns into a frog; I've sorted the books into piles.) zu4) (expressing the idea of division: Two into four goes twice.) in* * *[ˈɪntə, -tu]put the jar back \into the cupboard stell das Glas zurück in den Schrankto put sth \into place etw auf/an seinen Platz stellen/legen; ( fig)she looked \into the mirror sie sah in den Spiegel3. (against)I ran \into a bargain ich habe zufällig ein Schnäppchen gesehento bump \into sb jdm über den Weg laufenwe worked late \into the evening wir arbeiteten bis spät in den Abendproduction should continue \into 1999 die Produktion sollte bis ins Jahr 1999 andauern5. clothingI can't get \into these trousers ich komme in diese Hose nicht rein6. (for attention)I'll look \into the matter ich kümmere mich um die Angelegenheitdon't delve \into other people's problems misch dich nicht in anderer Leute Probleme ein7. (changing)translated \into 19 languages in 19 Sprachen übersetzt8. (involved)to get \into a difficult situation in eine schwierige Situation geratento go \into teaching in den Lehrberuf gehento get \into trouble Schwierigkeiten bekommen10. (starting)to burst \into screams/tears in Geschrei/Tränen ausbrechen11. (result)the dog frightened her \into running away der Hund machte ihr solche Angst, dass sie wegrannteto talk sb \into doing sth jdn dazu überreden, etw zu tun12. (division)chop it \into small cubes schneide es in kleine Würfeltwo goes \into six three times die Zwei geht dreimal in die Sechsto be \into sth/sb an etw/jdm interessiert seinI'm \into photography ich interessiere mich für Fotografieshe's really \into her new job sie geht völlig in ihrer neuen Arbeit aufwhat sort of music are you \into? auf welche Art von Musik stehst du? fam* * *['ɪntʊ]prep1) in (+acc); (= against) crash, drive gegento change euros into pounds — Euro in Pfund umtauschen
to divide 3 into 9 — 9 durch 3 teilen or dividieren
he's well into his sixties — er ist in den späten Sechzigern
it turned into a nice day —
research into AIDS/cancer — Aids-/Krebsforschung f
2) (inf)I'm not really into the job yet — ich bin noch nicht ganz drin im Job (inf)
well if that's what you're into... — also, wenn das dein Fall ist...
* * *1. in (akk), in (akk) … hinein:3. Zustandsänderung: zu:4. MATH in (akk):they are into the second half SPORT sie sind (schon) in der zweiten Halbzeit;25 minutes into the second half SPORT nach 25 Minuten der zweiten Halbzeit;shortly into the performance kurz nach Beginn der Vorstellung;he is into his fifth whisky er ist schon beim fünften Whisky;he’s into modern music* * *prepositionin (+ Akk.); (against) gegen4 into 20 = 5 — 20 durch 4 = 5
* * *prep.hinein präp.in (... hinein) präp.in präp. -
5 Perception
Perception is the immediate discriminatory response of the organism to energy-activating sense organs.... To discriminate is to make a choice reaction in which contextual conditions play a deciding role. (Bartley, 1969, pp. 11-12)t seems (to many) that we cannot account for perception unless we suppose it provides us with an internal image (or model or map) of the external world, and yet what good would that image do us unless we have an inner eye to perceive it, and how are we to explain its capacity for perception? It also seems (to many) that understanding a heard sentence must be somehow translating it into some internal message, but how will this message be understood: by translating it into something else? The problem is an old one, and let's call it Hume's Problem, for while he did not state it explicitly, he appreciated its force and strove mightily to escape its clutches. (Dennett, 1978a, p. 122)Perception refers to the way in which we interpret the information gathered (and processed) by the senses. In a word, we sense the presence of a stimulus, but we perceive what it is. (Levine & Schefner, 1981, p. 1)[W]henever we do try and find the source of... a perception or an idea, we find ourselves in an ever-receding fractal, and wherever we choose to delve we find it equally full of details and interdependencies. It is always the perception of a perception of a perception. (Varela, 1984, p. 320)Historical dictionary of quotations in cognitive science > Perception
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6 asunto
asunto sustantivo masculino asuntos exteriores (Esp) foreign affairs; un asunto muy delicado a very delicate matter o issue; está implicado en un asunto de drogas he's mixed up in something to do with drugs; no es asunto mío/tuyo it's none of my/your business
asunto sustantivo masculino
1 subject: no es asunto tuyo, it's none of your business 2 Asuntos Exteriores, Foreign Affairs Locuciones: tomar cartas en el asunto, to intervene ' asunto' also found in these entries: Spanish: airear - aspecto - avispero - bagatela - calada - calado - carpetazo - carta - clara - claro - cogollo - comparecencia - competencia - cosa - cuestión - de - defraudar - delicada - delicado - desconocimiento - despachar - destapar - desviarse - directamente - dispar - dominar - eje - encasquetar - enfocar - enfoque - engorrosa - engorroso - enjuiciar - enredar - enredarse - enredo - entidad - enturbiar - escarbar - espantosa - espantoso - espina - estancar - estancarse - eurócrata - extrema - extremo - fleco - fondo - formarse English: about - affair - approach - bring up - broach - burning - business - circle - cloud - concern - conduct - crux - deal with - decide - delve - dispose of - dispute - drop - expedite - flip side - grey area - ground - heart - incumbent - intervention - involved - item - keep to - light - look into - luck - matter - messy - mishandle - open - personal - question - raise - rest - risky - sensitive - separate - show - sidestep - slug out - sore - stake - step in - stick to - switch
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delve — ► VERB 1) reach inside a receptacle and search for something. 2) research intensively into something. 3) literary dig or excavate. ORIGIN Old English … English terms dictionary
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delve — verb 1》 reach inside a receptacle and search for something. 2》 research intensively into something. Derivatives delver noun Origin OE delfan dig , of W. Gmc origin … English new terms dictionary
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delve — UK [delv] / US verb [intransitive] Word forms delve : present tense I/you/we/they delve he/she/it delves present participle delving past tense delved past participle delved 1) to look for information by searching through something thoroughly This … English dictionary
cut into — verb turn up, loosen, or remove earth Dig we must turn over the soil for aeration • Syn: ↑dig, ↑delve, ↑turn over • See Also: ↑dig up (for: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
follow something up — INVESTIGATE, research, look into, dig into, delve into, make enquiries into, enquire about, ask questions about, pursue, chase up; informal check out; N. Amer. informal scope out. → follow … Useful english dictionary
burrow — noun a hole or tunnel dug by a small animal as a dwelling. verb 1》 make a burrow. ↘dig into or through something solid. 2》 hide underneath or delve into something. Derivatives burrower noun Origin ME: var. of borough … English new terms dictionary
