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1. adjectivegenau; exakt, genau [Daten, Berechnung]2. transitive verbon the exact spot where... — genau an der Stelle, wo...
fordern, verlangen; erheben [Gebühr]* * *[iɡ'zækt] 1. adjective1) (absolutely accurate or correct in every detail; the same in every detail; precise: What are the exact measurements of the room?; For this recipe the quantities must be absolutely exact; an exact copy; What is the exact time?; He walked in at that exact moment.) genau2) ((of a person, his mind etc) capable of being accurate over small details: Accountants have to be very exact.) gewissenhaft, genau2. verb(to force the payment of or giving of: We should exact fines from everyone who drops litter on the streets.) fordern- academic.ru/25409/exacting">exacting- exactly
- exactness* * *ex·act[ɪgˈzækt]I. adj1. (precise) genauthe \exact circumstances die genauen Umständethe \exact description of a person die exakte Beschreibung [o SCHWEIZ a. der exakte Beschrieb] einer Personto be the \exact equivalent of sth etw dat genau entsprechento be \exact in one's evaluation eine exakte Beurteilung abgebento have the \exact fare ready das Fahrgeld genau abgezählt bereithaltenthe \exact opposite ganz im Gegenteilto be \exact in one's reporting genauestens Bericht erstattenan \exact science eine exakte Wissenschaft2. (same)at the \exact same moment genau in dem Momentthe \exact one genau der/die/dasII. vtto \exact tremendous concentration ein erhebliches Maß an Konzentration erfordernto \exact obedience Gehorsam fordernto \exact a high price from sb einen hohen Preis von jdm fordernto \exact revenge on sb an jdm Rache üben▪ to \exact sth from sb etw von jdm fordern* * *[ɪg'zkt]1. adj1) (= precise) genau; translation wörtlichdo you have the exact amount? — haben Sie es passend?
they won't know the exact nature of the problem until tomorrow — sie werden erst morgen erfahren, worum es sich bei dem Problem genau handelt
until this exact moment — bis genau zu diesem Augenblick
the exact thing I want — genau das, was ich will
he's 47 to be exact — er ist 47, um genau zu sein
they evolved from reptiles, dinosaurs to be exact — sie stammen von Reptilien ab, genau(er) gesagt, von Dinosauriern
or to be more exact — oder, genauer gesagt
2) (= meticulous) person genau, exakt2. vt (form)money, obedience, revenge fordern; payment eintreiben; promise abverlangen (from sb jdm); guarantee, assurance verlangen (from von)* * *exact [ıɡˈzækt]1. exakt, genau, (genau) richtig:“exact fare, please” Br (im Bus) „bitte Fahrgeld abgezählt bereithalten“;the exact time die genaue Zeit;the exact sciences die exakten Wissenschaften;be exact (Redew) genau gesagt2. streng (umrissen), genau (Regeln etc)3. genau, tatsächlich (Worte etc)4. methodisch, gewissenhaft, sorgfältig (Person)B v/tfrom von)from von)3. Geschick etc erfordern* * *1. adjectivegenau; exakt, genau [Daten, Berechnung]2. transitive verbon the exact spot where... — genau an der Stelle, wo...
fordern, verlangen; erheben [Gebühr]* * *adj.exakt adj.genau adj.pünktlich adj.richtig adj. -
2 exact
1) ( precise) genau;£7.30 to be \exact 7 Pfund und dreißig Pence, um genau zu sein;the \exact circumstances die genauen Umstände;the \exact description of a person die exakte Beschreibung einer Person;to be the \exact equivalent of sth etw dat genau entsprechen;to be \exact in one's evaluation eine exakte Beurteilung abgeben;to have the \exact fare ready das Fahrgeld genau abgezählt bereithalten;the \exact opposite ganz im Gegenteil;to be \exact in one's reporting genauestens Bericht erstatten;an \exact science eine exakte Wissenschaft2) ( same)at the \exact same moment genau in dem Moment;the \exact one genau der/die/das vtto \exact sth etw fordern; ( pej) etw abverlangen;to \exact tremendous concentration ein erhebliches Maß an Konzentration erfordern;to \exact obedience Gehorsam fordern;to \exact a high price from sb einen hohen Preis von jdm fordern;to \exact revenge on sb an jdm Rache üben;to \exact sth from sb etw von jdm fordern;to be \exacted by sth durch etw akk verursacht werden
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