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1 wechselnd
I Part. Präs. wechselnII Adj. varying; (wechselhaft) changeable; mit wechselndem Erfolg with varying degrees of success; Personen mit häufig wechselndem Geschlechtsverkehr people who have many different sexual partners; Bewölkung 1* * *wech|selnd ['vɛkslnt]1. adjchanging; (= einander ablösend, abwechselnd) alternating; Launen, Stimmungen changeable; Winde variable; Bewölkung variable, intermittentwechselnde Mehrheiten (Parl) — majorities formed by parties voting together according to particular issues
2. advalternately* * *wech·selndständig \wechselnde Lehrer constantly changing teachers2. (veränderlich) Stimmung, Laune changeablemit \wechselndem Erfolg with varying [degrees of] success* * *mit wechselndem Erfolg with varying degrees of success;Personen mit häufig wechselndem Geschlechtsverkehr people who have many different sexual partners; → Bewölkung 1C. adv:wechselnd bewölkt etc cloudy with bright periods* * *adv.varyingly adv. -
2 unterschiedlich
I Adj. different; (voneinander abweichend) varying, varied; unterschiedlich sein (nicht einheitlich) vary; mit unterschiedlichem Erfolg with varying degrees of successII Adv. (verschieden, anders) differently; unterschiedlich groß / gut / hell etc. varying in size / quality / brightness etc., of varying size / quality / brightness etc.; unterschiedlich groß / gut sein auch vary in size / quality; unterschiedlich reagieren vary in their etc. reactions, have varying reactions; es wurde ganz unterschiedlich aufgenommen reactions (to it) varied greatly; wir beurteilen das ziemlich unterschiedlich our views on that differ considerably; unterschiedlich behandeln treat differently; engS. (benachteiligen) discriminate against* * *discriminative; differing; differential; different; varying* * *ụn|ter|schied|lich ['ʊntɐʃiːtlɪç]1. adjdifferent; (= veränderlich) variable; (= gemischt) varied, patchy2. advdifferentlyunterschiedlich gut/lang — of varying quality/length
* * *1) (separate or different: Those two birds are quite distinct - you couldn't confuse them.) distinct2) (that may be varied: The machine works at a variable speed.) variable* * *un·ter·schied·lich[ˈʊntɐʃi:tlɪç]I. adj different\unterschiedlicher Auffassung sein to have different viewsdas Klima in Australien ist sehr \unterschiedlich the climate in Australia varies a lotII. adv differently* * *1.Adjektiv different; (uneinheitlich) variable; varying2.adverbial in different ways* * *mit unterschiedlichem Erfolg with varying degrees of successB. adv (verschieden, anders) differently;unterschiedlich groß/gut/hell etc varying in size/quality/brightness etc, of varying size/quality/brightness etc;unterschiedlich groß/gut sein auch vary in size/quality;unterschiedlich reagieren vary in their etc reactions, have varying reactions;es wurde ganz unterschiedlich aufgenommen reactions (to it) varied greatly;wir beurteilen das ziemlich unterschiedlich our views on that differ considerably;unterschiedlich behandeln treat differently; engS. (benachteiligen) discriminate against* * *1.Adjektiv different; (uneinheitlich) variable; varying2.adverbial in different ways* * *adj.different adj.discriminative adj. adv.differentially adv.differently adv.discriminately adv.variably adv.
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