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1 veränderlich
Adj.1. changeable (auch Wetter etc.); das Wetter bleibt veränderlich the weather remains changeable; das Barometer steht auf „veränderlich“ the barometer says „changeable“2. MATH., LING. variable; veränderliche Sterne ASTRON. variable stars; veränderlicher Widerstand ETRON. variable resistance, variable resistor; veränderliche Größen MATH. variables* * *varying; changing; mutative; mutational; mutable; fluctuating; unsettled; variable; fitful; changeable* * *ver|ạ̈n|der|lich [fEɐ'|ɛndɐlɪç]adjvariable; Wetter, Mensch changeable* * *1) (changing often; liable to change often: changeable moods.) changeable2) variably* * *ver·än·der·lich2. (variierbar) variable\veränderlicher Stern ASTRON variable star* * *1) changeable < weather>; variable <character, star>2) (veränderbar) variable* * *veränderlich adj1. changeable (auch Wetter etc);das Wetter bleibt veränderlich the weather remains changeable;das Barometer steht auf „veränderlich“ the barometer says “changeable”2. MATH, LING variable;veränderliche Sterne ASTRON variable stars;veränderlicher Widerstand Elektronik: variable resistance, variable resistor;veränderliche Größen MATH variables3.veränderliches Wesen pej fickle nature* * *1) changeable < weather>; variable <character, star>2) (veränderbar) variable* * *adj.changeable adj.fluctuating adj.mutable adj.variable adj. adv.changeably adv.mutably adv.variably adv. -
2 unbeständig
Adj. unsteady, unstable; Wetter: changeable, unsettled; WIRTS., Markt: unsettled; es bleibt unbeständig MET. it remains unsettled* * *(instabil) unstable; unsteady; discrete; inconstant; impermanent; fitful; discursive;(vergänglich) transient;(veränderlich) changeable;(wankelmütig) fickle; unsettled* * *ụn|be|stän|digadjWetter changeable; (zu bestimmtem Zeitpunkt auch) unsettled; Mensch unsteady; (in Leistungen) erratic; Liebhaber inconstant; Liebe, Gefühl transitory* * *1) ((of people) having feelings, intentions etc which change frequently.) inconstant2) (changeable, eg in standard: His work is inconsistent.) inconsistent3) ((of weather) changeable.) unsettled4) ((of eg winds, weather etc) liable or likely to change: British weather is very variable.) variable* * *un·be·stän·dig[ˈʊnbəʃtɛndɪç]2. (wankelmütig) fickle, changeable3. ÖKON\unbeständige Exporte irregular exports* * ** * *es bleibt unbeständig METEO it remains unsettled* * ** * *adj.fitful adj.impermanent adj.inconstant adj.labile adj.unsettled adj.unstable adj.unsteady adj.volatile adj. adv.fitfully adv.impermanently adv.inconstantly adv.
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