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Definition
Synonym
Konjunktion
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Konjunktion
f
astron.
conjunction
Konjunktion
f
gramm.
Konjunktion
en
pl
conjunction
conjunctions
Konjunktion
f
; Bindewort
n
ling.
Konjunktion
en
pl
; Bindewörter
pl
conjunction
conjunctions
gerade (besonders) (Betonung einer
Konjunktion
)
Gerade weil ich weiß wie der Aktienmarkt funktioniert lege ich selbst kein Geld an.
Stimmt und gerade deswegen will ich kein Risiko eingehen.
Während der Großen Depression legten die Frauen trotz allem oder vielleicht gerade deswegen großen Wert auf Eleganz und Mode.
precisely; exactly (emphasizing a conjunction)
It's exactly because I understand how the stock market works that I do not invest.
True and that's precisely exactly why I don't want to take any risks.
During the Great Depression women despite all this or perhaps precisely because of it attached great importance to elegance and fashion.
gerade (besonders) (Betonung einer
Konjunktion
)
Gerade weil ich weiß, wie der Aktienmarkt funktioniert, lege ich selbst kein Geld an.
Stimmt, und gerade deswegen will ich kein Risiko eingehen.
Während der Großen Depression legten die Frauen trotz allem, oder vielleicht gerade deswegen, großen Wert auf Eleganz und Mode.
precisely; exactly (emphasizing a conjunction)
It's exactly because I understand how the stock market works that I do not invest.
True, and that's precisely exactly why I don't want to take any risks.
During the Great Depression, women, despite all this, or perhaps precisely because of it, attached great importance to elegance and fashion.
Deutsche
Konjunktion Synonyme
Konjunktion
ÂUND-Verknüpfung
Konjunktion
UND-Verknüpfung
Englische
conjunction Synonyme
conjunction
Anschluss
abutment
abuttal
accompaniment
accordance
addition
adjacency
adjectival
adjective
adjoiningness
adverb
adverbial
adversative
conjunction
affiliation
agglomeration
agglutination
aggregation
agreement
alliance
amalgamation
apposition
appulse
articulation
assimilation
association
attributive
blend
blending
bond
bracketing
cabal
cahoots
cartel
centralization
clustering
co-working
coaction
coalescence
coalition
coincidence
collaboration
collectivity
collusion
combination
combine
combined effort
combo
communication
composition
concatenation
concert
concerted action
concomitance
concordance
concourse
concurrence
confederacy
confederation
confluence
congeries
conglomeration
conjugation
conjunctive adverb
connection
consilience
consolidation
conspiracy
conterminousness
contiguity
convergence
cooperation
coordinating
conjunction
copulation
copulative
copulative
conjunction
correlative
conjunction
correspondence
coterminousness
coupling
disjunctive
disjunctive
conjunction
ecumenism
embodiment
encompassment
enosis
exclamatory noun
federalization
federation
form class
form word
function class
fusion
gathering
gerundive
hookup
inclusion
incorporation
integration
intercommunication
intercourse
interjection
interlinking
joinder
joining
jointure
junction
junta
juxtaposition
knotting
league
liaison
linkage
linking
marriage
meeting
meld
melding
merger
merging
package
package deal
pairing
parasitism
part of speech
participle
particle
partnership
past participle
perfect participle
perigee
perihelion
preposition
present participle
saprophytism
simultaneity
solidification
splice
subordinating
conjunction
symbiosis
synchronism
syncretism
syndication
syneresis
synergy
synthesis
syzygy
tie
tie-in
tie-up
unification
union
united action
verbal adjective
wedding
yoking
Konjunktion Definition
Conjunction
(
n.
)
The
act
of
conjoining,
or
the
state
of
being
conjoined,
united,
or
associated
Conjunction
(
n.
)
The
meeting
of
two
or
more
stars
or
planets
in
the
same
degree
of
the
zodiac
Conjunction
(
n.
)
A
connective
or
connecting
word
conjunction Bedeutung
junction
conjunction
something
that
joins
or
connects
concurrence
coincidence
conjunction
co-occurrence
the
temporal
property
of
two
things
happening
at
the
same
time,
the
interval
determining
the
coincidence
gate
is
adjustable
conjunction
conjunctive
connective
continuative
an
uninflected
function
word
that
serves
to
conjoin
words
or
phrases
or
clauses
or
sentences
coordinating
conjunction
a
conjunction
(like
`and'
or
`or')
that
connects
two
identically
constructed
grammatical
constituents
subordinating
conjunction
subordinate
conjunction
a
conjunction
(like
`since'
or
`that'
or
`who')
that
introduces
a
dependent
clause
conjunction
alignment
(astronomy)
apparent
meeting
or
passing
of
two
or
more
celestial
bodies
in
the
same
degree
of
the
zodiac
inferior
conjunction
(astronomy)
the
alignment
of
the
Earth
and
a
planet
on
the
same
side
of
the
sun
superior
conjunction
(astronomy)
the
alignment
of
the
Earth
and
a
planet
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
sun
conjunction
the
grammatical
relation
between
linguistic
units
(words
or
phrases
or
clauses)
that
are
connected
by
a
conjunction
coordinating
conjunction
the
coordination
by
conjunction
of
linguistic
units
of
the
same
status
subordinating
conjunction
the
subordination
that
occurs
when
a
conjunction
makes
one
linguistic
unit
a
constituent
of
another
copulative
conjunction
the
conjunctive
relation
of
units
that
expresses
the
addition
of
their
meanings
disjunctive
conjunction
the
conjunctive
relation
of
units
that
expresses
the
disjunction
of
their
meanings
adversative
conjunction
the
conjunctive
relation
of
units
that
expresses
the
opposition
of
their
meanings
junction
conjunction
conjugation
colligation
the
state
of
being
joined
together
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