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1 настоятельно советовать
1) General subject: urge, urgently advise, highly advise (I highly advise you to do so. - Настоятельно советую вам это сделать.), strongly advise2) Mathematics: we strongly advocate the choice of this code for stiff problemsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > настоятельно советовать
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2 dringend
I Part. Präs. dringenII Adj.III Adv. urgently; dringend notwendig absolutely essential; dringend brauchen desperately need, need s.th. very badly ( schnell: urgently); jemandem dringend raten zu (+ Inf.) urge ( oder strongly advise) s.o. to (+ Inf.) jemandem dringend davon abraten zu (+ Inf.) urge s.o. not to (+ Inf.) strongly advise s.o. against (+ Ger.) ich rate Ihnen dringend davon ab I would urge ( oder strongly advise) you not to (do it), I would strongly advise you against it; ... werden dringend gebeten zu (+ Inf.)... are urged ( oder urgently requested) to (+ Inf.) ... werden dringend gebeten, sich umgehend zum Flugsteig 19 zu begeben... are requested to proceed to gate 19 immediately; der Tat dringend verdächtig strongly suspected of the crime* * *imperious; urgent; exigent; pressing* * *drịn|gend ['drɪŋənt]1. adj(= eilig, wichtig) urgent, pressing; (= nachdrücklich, zwingend) strong; Abraten, Anraten strong, strenuous; Gründe compellingetw dringend machen (inf) — to treat sth as urgent
ein dringender Fall (Med) — an emergency
2. adv(= unbedingt) urgently; (= nachdrücklich) warnen, empfehlen, abraten stronglyjdn dringend bitten, etw zu unterlassen — to ask sb in the strongest terms or to urge sb to stop doing sth
dringend notwendig or erforderlich — urgently needed, essential
* * *1) (to a serious or severe extent: He badly needs a haircut; The dress is badly stained.) badly2) (urgent: a pressing invitation.) pressing3) urgently4) (needing immediate attention: There is an urgent message for the doctor.) urgent* * *drin·gend[ˈdrɪŋənt]I. adj1. (schnell erforderlich) urgent, pressingetw \dringend machen (fam) to make sth a priorityein \dringender Fall/eine \dringende Operation MED an emergency2. (nachdrücklich, zwingend) strong\dringender Aufruf/ \dringende Bitte urgent call/request\dringende Gründe compelling reasons\dringende Warnung dire warningII. adv1. (schnellstens) urgently2. (nachdrücklich) strongly3. (unbedingt) absolutelyich muss dich \dringend sehen I really need to [or must] see you* * *1.1) (eilig) urgent2.1) (sofort) urgently2) (zwingend) <recommend, advise, suspect> stronglydringend erforderlich sein — be imperative or essenzial
* * *B. adj1. urgent; (vordringlich) attr priority …;dringender Fall emergencyC. adv urgently;dringend notwendig absolutely essential;ich rate Ihnen dringend davon ab I would urge ( oder strongly advise) you not to (do it), I would strongly advise you against it;… werden dringend gebeten, sich umgehend zum Flugsteig 19 zu begeben … are requested to proceed to gate 19 immediately;der Tat dringend verdächtig strongly suspected of the crime* * *1.1) (eilig) urgent2.1) (sofort) urgently2) (zwingend) <recommend, advise, suspect> stronglydringend erforderlich sein — be imperative or essenzial
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3 eindringlich
I Adj.1. Warnung, Bitte etc.: urgent2. Rede, Stimme etc.: forceful, powerfulII Adv.: aufs eindringlichste oder Eindringlichste (most) urgently; ich rate Ihnen aufs eindringlichste oder Eindringlichste ab I strongly advise you against it, I urge you not to do it; Sie werden eindringlichst ( davor) gewarnt zu (+ Inf.) you are urgently warned not to (+ Inf.), you are urgently warned against (+ Ger.)* * *forcible* * *ein|dring|lich1. adj(= nachdrücklich) insistent; (= dringend auch) urgent; Schilderung vividmit éíndringlichen Worten — insistently, with insistence; vividly, in vivid words
2. advwarnen urgently, stronglyich habe ihn éíndringlich gebeten, zu Hause zu bleiben — I urged him to stay at home
jdm éíndringlich nahelegen, etw zu tun — to urge sb or advise sb most strongly to do sth
* * *ein·dring·licheine \eindringliche Schilderung a vivid accountII. adv strongly* * *1. 2.* * *A. adj1. Warnung, Bitte etc: urgent2. Rede, Stimme etc: forceful, powerfulB. adv:Eindringlichste (most) urgently;Eindringlichste ab I strongly advise you against it, I urge you not to do it;Sie werden eindringlichst (davor) gewarnt zu (+inf) you are urgently warned not to (+inf), you are urgently warned against (+ger) Eindringlichkeit f urgency* * *1. 2. -
4 Eindringlichkeit
f urgency* * *die Eindringlichkeitforcefulness* * *Ein|dring|lich|keitf(= Nachdrücklichkeit) insistence; (= Dringlichkeit auch) urgency; (von Schilderung) vividness* * *Ein·dring·lich·keitf forcefulnesseine Schilderung von großer \Eindringlichkeit a very vivid account [or an account of great vividness]* * *die; Eindringlichkeit s. eindringlich: urgency; impressiveness; forcefulness* * *A. adj1. Warnung, Bitte etc: urgent2. Rede, Stimme etc: forceful, powerfulB. adv:Eindringlichste (most) urgently;Eindringlichste ab I strongly advise you against it, I urge you not to do it;Sie werden eindringlichst (davor) gewarnt zu (+inf) you are urgently warned not to (+inf), you are urgently warned against (+ger) Eindringlichkeit f urgency* * ** * *f.forcefulness n. -
5 aanraden
♦voorbeelden:iemand dringend aanraden iets te doen • advise someone urgently to do somethingop aanraden van • on the recommendation of -
6 iemand dringend aanraden iets te doen
iemand dringend aanraden iets te doenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand dringend aanraden iets te doen
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