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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Abtrennbarkeit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Abtrennbarkeit
f
; Trennbarkeit
f
die Möglichkeit, A und B voneinander zu trennen getrennt voneinander zu betrachten
die Schwierigkeit, Karton und Plastik voneinander zu trennen
von der Annahme ausgehen, dass man Religion von Moral trennen kann
separability
the separability of A and B of A from B
the difficulty of separability of the cardboard from the plastic
to assume the separability of religion and morality
Abtrennbarkeit
f
; Trennbarkeit
f
die Möglichkeit, A und B voneinander zu trennen getrennt voneinander zu betrachten
die Schwierigkeit, Karton und Plastik voneinander zu trennen
von der Annahme ausgehen, dass man Religion von Moral trennen kann
separability
the separability of A and B of A from B
the difficulty of separability of the cardboard from the plastic
to assume the separability of religion and morality
abtrennbar
detachable
abnehmbar, abtrennbar
adj
detachable
abnehmbar, abtrennbar, entfernbar, demontierbar
adj
leicht abnehmbar
abnehmbares Geländer
removable
easily removable
removable handrail
trennbar, abtrennbar
adj
trennbarer
am trennbarsten
nicht trennbar
separable, severable
more separable, more severable
most separable, most severable
inseparable, unseparable
abnehmbar; abtrennbar
adj
detachable
abnehmbar; abtrennbar; entfernbar; demontierbar; ablösbar
adj
leicht abnehmbar
abnehmbare Geländerstange
removable
easily removable
removable handrail
trennbar; abtrennbar
adj
trennbarer
am trennbarsten
nicht trennbar
separable; severable
more separable; more severable
most separable; most severable
inseparable; unseparable
ablösbar; loslösbar; lösbar; abtrennbar; abnehmbar
adj
removable; detachable; demountable; dismountable
Abrissabschnitt
m
; Abriss
m
; abtrennbarer Abschnitt
m
; Abschnitt
m
zum Abtrennen; Abrisscoupon
m
Dt.
Schw.
; Coupon
m
Dt.
Schw.
; Abrisskupon
m
Ös.
; Kupon
m
Ös.
; Talon
m
Schw.
; Abrisszettel
m
ugs.
Abrissabschnitte
pl
; Abrisse
pl
; abtrennbare Abschnitte
pl
; Abschnitte
pl
zum Abtrennen; Abrisscoupons
pl
; Coupons
pl
; Abrisskupons
pl
; Kupons
pl
; Talons
pl
; Abrisszettel
pl
coupon; couterfoil
Br.
; stub
Am.
; tear-off slip; detachable portion
coupons; couterfoils; stubs; tear-off slips; detachable portions
Abtrennbarkeit
f
; Trennbarkeit
f
die Möglichkeit, A und B voneinander zu trennen getrennt voneinander zu betrachten
die Schwierigkeit, Karton und Plastik voneinander zu trennen
von der Annahme ausgehen, dass man Religion von Moral trennen kann
separability
the separability of A and B of A from B
the difficulty of separability of the cardboard from the plastic
to assume the separability of religion and morality
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separability Synonyme
Abtrennbarkeit Definition
Assume
(
v.
t.)
To
take
to
or
upon
one's
self
Assume
(
v.
t.)
To
take
for
granted,
or
without
proof
Assume
(
v.
t.)
To
pretend
to
possess
Assume
(
v.
t.)
To
receive
or
adopt.
Assume
(
v.
i.)
To
be
arrogant
or
pretentious
Assume
(
v.
i.)
To
undertake,
as
by
a
promise.
Cardboard
(
n.
)
A
stiff
compact
pasteboard
of
various
qualities,
for
making
cards,
etc.,
often
having
a
polished
surface.
Difficulty
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
difficult,
or
hard
to
do
Difficulty
(
n.
)
Something
difficult
Difficulty
(
n.
)
A
controversy
Difficulty
(
n.
)
Embarrassment
of
affairs,
especially
financial
affairs
Morality
(
n.
)
The
relation
of
conformity
or
nonconformity
to
the
moral
standard
or
rule
Morality
(
n.
)
The
quality
of
an
action
which
renders
it
good
Morality
(
n.
)
The
doctrines
or
rules
of
moral
duties,
or
the
duties
of
men
in
their
social
character
Morality
(
n.
)
The
practice
of
the
moral
duties
Morality
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
allegorical
play,
so
termed
because
it
consisted
of
discourses
in
praise
of
morality
between
actors
representing
such
characters
as
Charity,
Faith,
Death,
Vice,
etc.
Such
plays
were
occasionally
exhibited
as
late
as
the
reign
of
Henry
VIII.
Morality
(
n.
)
Intent
-plastic
(
)
A
combining
form
signifying
developing,
forming,
growing
Plastic
(
a.
)
Having
the
power
to
give
form
or
fashion
to
a
mass
of
matter
Plastic
(
a.
)
Capable
of
being
molded,
formed,
or
modeled,
as
clay
or
plaster
Plastic
(
a.
)
Pertaining
or
appropriate
to,
or
characteristic
of,
molding
or
modeling
plastic
(
n.
)
a
substance
composed
predominantly
of
a
synthetic
organic
high
polymer
capable
of
being
cast
or
molded
Religion
(
n.
)
The
outward
act
or
form
by
which
men
indicate
their
recognition
of
the
existence
of
a
god
or
of
gods
having
power
over
their
destiny,
to
whom
obedience,
service,
and
honor
are
due
Religion
(
n.
)
Specifically,
conformity
in
faith
and
life
to
the
precepts
inculcated
in
the
Bible,
respecting
the
conduct
of
life
and
duty
toward
God
and
man
Religion
(
n.
)
A
monastic
or
religious
order
subject
to
a
regulated
mode
of
life
Religion
(
n.
)
Strictness
of
fidelity
in
conforming
to
any
practice,
as
if
it
were
an
enjoined
rule
of
conduct.
Separability
(
n.
)
Quality
of
being
separable
or
divisible
separability / the separability of A and B of A from B / the difficulty of separability of the cardboard from the plastic / to assume the separability of religion and morality Bedeutung
trouble
difficulty
an
effort
that
is
inconvenient,
I
went
to
a
lot
of
trouble,
he
won
without
any
trouble,
had
difficulty
walking,
finished
the
test
only
with
great
difficulty
plastic
surgery
reconstructive
surgery
anaplasty
surgery
concerned
with
therapeutic
or
cosmetic
reformation
of
tissue
film
plastic
film
a
thin
sheet
of
(usually
plastic
and
usually
transparent)
material
used
to
wrap
or
cover
things
plastic
art
the
arts
of
shaping
or
modeling,
carving
and
sculpture
plastic
bag
a
bag
made
of
thin
plastic
material
plastic
bomb
a
bomb
made
of
plastic
explosive
plastic
explosive
plastique
an
explosive
material
that
is
easily
molded
around
the
object
it
is
intended
to
destroy
plastic
laminate
a
laminate
made
by
bonding
plastic
layers
plastic
wrap
wrapping
consisting
of
a
very
thin
transparent
sheet
of
plastic
difficulty
difficultness
the
quality
of
being
difficult,
they
agreed
about
the
difficulty
of
the
climb
morality
concern
with
the
distinction
between
good
and
evil
or
right
and
wrong,
right
or
good
conduct
virtue
chastity
sexual
morality
morality
with
respect
to
sexual
relations
freedom
of
religion
a
civil
right
guaranteed
by
the
First
Amendment
to
the
US
Constitution
difficulty
a
factor
causing
trouble
in
achieving
a
positive
result
or
tending
to
produce
a
negative
result,
serious
difficulties
were
encountered
in
obtaining
a
pure
reagent
religion
faith
religious
belief
a
strong
belief
in
a
supernatural
power
or
powers
that
control
human
destiny,
he
lost
his
faith
but
not
his
morality
revealed
religion
a
religion
founded
primarily
on
the
revelations
of
God
to
humankind
paganism
pagan
religion
heathenism
any
of
various
religions
other
than
Christianity
or
Judaism
or
Islamism
Christianity
Christian
religion
a
monotheistic
system
of
beliefs
and
practices
based
on
the
Old
Testament
and
the
teachings
of
Jesus
as
embodied
in
the
New
Testament
and
emphasizing
the
role
of
Jesus
as
savior
morality
play
an
allegorical
play
popular
in
the
th
and
th
centuries,
characters
personified
virtues
and
vices
religion
faith
organized
religion
an
institution
to
express
belief
in
a
divine
power,
he
was
raised
in
the
Baptist
religion,
a
member
of
his
own
faith
contradicted
him
Pentecostal
religion
any
fundamentalist
Protestant
Church
that
uses
revivalistic
methods
to
achieve
experiences
comparable
to
the
Pentecostal
experiences
of
the
first
Christian
disciples
Judaism
Hebraism
Jewish
religion
Jews
collectively
who
practice
a
religion
based
on
the
Torah
and
the
Talmud
ethical
motive
ethics
morals
morality
motivation
based
on
ideas
of
right
and
wrong
cosmetic
surgeon
plastic
surgeon
a
surgeon
who
beautifies
the
body
(especially
the
face)
curate
minister
of
religion
minister
parson
pastor
rector
a
person
authorized
to
conduct
religious
worship,
clergymen
are
usually
called
ministers
in
Protestant
churches
credit
card
charge
card
charge
plate
plastic
a
card
(usually
plastic)
that
assures
a
seller
that
the
person
using
it
has
a
satisfactory
credit
rating
and
that
the
issuer
will
see
to
it
that
the
seller
receives
payment
for
the
merchandise
delivered,
do
you
take
plastic?
difficulty
a
condition
or
state
of
affairs
almost
beyond
one's
ability
to
deal
with
and
requiring
great
effort
to
bear
or
overcome,
grappling
with
financial
difficulties
separability
the
capability
of
being
separated
plastic
generic
name
for
certain
synthetic
or
semisynthetic
materials
that
can
be
molded
or
extruded
into
objects
or
films
or
filaments
or
used
for
making
e.g.
coatings
and
adhesives
amino
plastic
aminoplast
amino
resin
a
plastic
(synthetic
resin)
made
from
amino
compounds,
used
as
an
adhesive
and
as
a
coating
for
paper
and
textiles
cardboard
composition
board
a
stiff
moderately
thick
paper
corrugated
board
corrugated
cardboard
cardboard
with
corrugations
(can
be
glued
to
flat
cardboard
on
one
or
both
sides)
fluorocarbon
plastic
a
plastic
made
with
fluorocarbon
phenolic
plastic
phenolic
urea
a
plastic
consisting
of
phenolic
resins
wear
put
on
get
into
don
assume
put
clothing
on
one's
body,
What
should
I
wear
today?,
He
put
on
his
best
suit
for
the
wedding,
The
princess
donned
a
long
blue
dress,
The
queen
assumed
the
stately
robes,
He
got
into
his
jeans
assume
acquire
adopt
take
on
take
take
on
a
certain
form,
attribute,
or
aspect,
His
voice
took
on
a
sad
tone,
The
story
took
a
new
turn,
he
adopted
an
air
of
superiority,
She
assumed
strange
manners,
The
gods
assume
human
or
animal
form
in
these
fables
re-assume
take
on
again,
as
after
a
time
lapse,
He
re-assumed
his
old
behavior
assume
presume
take
for
granted
take
to
be
the
case
or
to
be
true,
accept
without
verification
or
proof,
I
assume
his
train
was
late
assume
take
up
someone's
soul
into
heaven,
This
is
the
day
when
May
was
assumed
into
heaven
simulate
assume
sham
feign
make
a
pretence
of,
She
assumed
indifference,
even
though
she
was
seething
with
anger,
he
feigned
sleep
assume
take
strike
take
up
occupy
or
take
on,
He
assumes
the
lotus
position,
She
took
her
seat
on
the
stage,
We
took
our
seats
in
the
orchestra,
She
took
up
her
position
behind
the
tree,
strike
a
pose
assume
usurp
seize
take
over
arrogate
seize
and
take
control
without
authority
and
possibly
with
force,
take
as
one's
right
or
possession,
He
assumed
to
himself
the
right
to
fill
all
positions
in
the
town,
he
usurped
my
rights,
She
seized
control
of
the
throne
after
her
husband
died
bear
take
over
accept
assume
take
on
as
one's
own
the
expenses
or
debts
of
another
person,
I'll
accept
the
charges,
She
agreed
to
bear
the
responsibility
assume
adopt
take
on
take
over
take
on
titles,
offices,
duties,
responsibilities,
When
will
the
new
President
assume
office?
formative
shaping
plastic
forming
or
capable
of
forming
or
molding
or
fashioning,
a
formative
influence,
a
formative
experience
fictile
moldable
plastic
capable
of
being
molded
or
modeled
(especially
of
earth
or
clay
or
other
soft
material),
plastic
substances
such
as
wax
or
clay
cardboard
unlifelike
without
substance,
cardboard
caricatures
of
historical
figures
plastic
pliant
capable
of
being
influenced
or
formed,
the
plastic
minds
of
children,
a
pliant
nature
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