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1 verbal
adjective1) (relating to words) sprachlichhis skills are verbal — seine Fähigkeiten liegen auf sprachlichem Gebiet
2) (oral) mündlich; verbal, mündlich [Bekenntnis, Anerkennung, Protest]3) (Ling.) verbal* * *1) (of, or concerning, verbs: verbal endings such as `-fy', `-ize'.) Verbal-...2) (consisting of, or concerning, spoken words: a verbal warning/agreement.) mündlich* * *ver·bal[ˈvɜ:bəl, AM ˈvɜ:r-]\verbal ability Artikulationsfähigkeit fto give a \verbal description of sth etw in Worten beschreiben2. (pertaining to verb)\verbal noun Verbalsubstantiv nt▪ \verbals pl mündliche Aussage* * *['vɜːbəl]adj1) (= spoken) statement, agreement mündlich2) (= of words) error, skills, distinction sprachlicha verbal reasoning test — ein Test m des logischen Denkvermögens
3) (= literal) translation wörtlich* * *verbal [-bl]A adj (adv verbally)1. Wort…:verbal criticism (memory, mistake);verbal changes Änderungen im Wortlaut;verbal punch Seitenhieb m; → academic.ru/554/acrobatic">acrobatic B 2 b, contortionist 2, gymnastic B 32. mündlich (Angebot etc):verbal agreement mündliche Absprache oder Vereinbarung;verbal warning mündliche Verwarnung3. wörtlich, Verbal…:verbal inspiration REL Verbalinspiration f (wörtliche Eingebung der Bibeltexte durch den Heiligen Geist);5. LING verbal, Verbal…, Verb…, Zeitwort…:verbal noun Verbalsubstantiv n (zu einem Verb gebildetes Substantiv)B s1. LING Verbale n (von einem Verb abgeleitetes Wort)2. pl JUR sl Geständnis n* * *adjective1) (relating to words) sprachlich2) (oral) mündlich; verbal, mündlich [Bekenntnis, Anerkennung, Protest]3) (Ling.) verbal* * *adj.mündlich adj.wörtlich adj. -
2 verbal
['vɜːbl]aggettivo verbale* * *1) (of, or concerning, verbs: verbal endings such as `-fy', `-ize'.) verbale2) (consisting of, or concerning, spoken words: a verbal warning/agreement.) verbale* * *verbal /ˈvɜ:bl/A a.1 verbale; orale: verbal subtleties, sottigliezze verbali; a verbal contract, un contratto verbale; verbal evidence, testimonianza (o prova) orale3 (fam.) verboso; loquaceB n.● verbal abuse, insulti □ verbal reasoning test, test di ragionamento verbale NOTA D'USO: - verbal, minutes o statement?-.(to) verbal /ˈvɜ:bəl/v. t.( slang ingl.) attribuire a ( una persona sospettata) una falsa confessione per poterlo incriminare.* * *['vɜːbl]aggettivo verbale -
3 achievement test
HRa type of psychometric test which measures what a person already knows and can do at the time of testing. The two most common types of achievement tests are those that measure verbal reasoning and mathematical ability. There are many test preparation books available. As well as explaining how the questions are structured, they offer test strategies and sample tests. As with other psychometric tests, it has been proven that people perform better at these tests when they are wellrested, in good physical shape, and slightly hungry. -
4 aptitude test
HRa measure of a person’s natural ability or potential to learn a skill or set of skills. Abilities that are typically measured by aptitude tests include abstract, verbal, and numerical reasoning, because these give a rounded view of a person’s general ability in relation to the workplace. Aptitude tests are a form of psychometric test and are administered by trained users.
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