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Definition
Synonym
Wiederholungsrate
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wiederholungsrate
m
repetition rate
Wiederholungsrate
m
repetition rate
Auf Wiedersehen!
Auf Wiederhören! (am Telefon)
Goodbye!, Goodby!, Good bye!, Bye!
Goodbye!, Goodbye for now!
Auf Wiedersehen!
Auf Wiederhören! (am Telefon)
Goodbye!; Goodby!; Good bye!; Bye!
Goodbye!; Goodbye for now!
Auf Wiederhören! (am Telefon)
Goodbye!; Goodbye for now!
Wiederholangabe
f
replicator
Wiederholangabe
replicator
iterierbar, wiederholbar
adj
comp.
iterable
wiederholbar
continuable
wiederholbar
repeatable
nicht wiederholbar
unreproducible
iterierbar; wiederholbar
adj
comp.
iterable
reproduzierbar; wiederholbar
adj
nicht reproduzierbar; nicht wiederholbar
reproducible
irreproducible (often wrongly: unreproducible)
wiederholbar
adj
repeatable
nachvollziehbar; nachstellbar; reproduzierbar
adj
nicht reproduzierbar; nicht wiederholbar
reproduzierbare Laborexperimente
Speisen, die man zu Hause nicht so einfach nachkochen kann
Das Logo sollte auf eine Visitenkarte aufgedruckt werden können.
So lässt sich der gesamte Verkauf des Schriftverkehrs leicht nachvollziehen.
reproducible (reproduceable)
irreproducible (often wrongly: unreproducible)
reproducible laboratory experiments
food that is not easily reproducible at home
The logo should be reproducible on a business card.
In this way, the full path of any correspondence is easily reproducible.
wiederholbar
adj
wiederholbar sein
v
nicht wiederholbar; unwiederholbar
repeatable
to be repeatable
unrepeatable
wiederholbar; zur Nachahmung geeignet
adj
(oft fälschlich: replizierbar)
ein Modell zur Nachahmung für andere Schulen
Forschungsergebnisse müssen nachvollziehbar und wiederholbar sein.
replicable
a replicable model for other schools
Research findings must be transparent and replicable.
Reproduzierbarkeit
f
, Wiederholbarkeit
f
repeatability
Reproduzierbarkeit, Wiederholbarkeit
repeatability
Reproduzierbarkeit
f
; Wiederholbarkeit
f
repeatability
Wiederholbarkeit
f
die Wiederholbarkeit wissenschaftlicher Ergebnisse
replicability
the replicability of scientific results
Wiederholungseinheit
f
; Wiederholeinheit
f
; Repetiereinheit
f
chem.
Wiederholungseinheiten
pl
; Wiederholeinheiten
pl
; Repetiereinheiten
pl
konfigurative Wiederholungseinheit
konstitutive Wiederholungseinheit; konstitutive Repetiereinheit KRE
Stereorepetiereinheit
f
repeat unit; repeating unit
repeat units; repeating units
configurational repeat unit
constitutional repeat unit CRU
stereorepeating unit
wiederholen
repeat
wiederholen, wiederkehren
recur
nachplappern
v
nachplappernd
nachgeplappert
plappert nach
plapperte nach
etw. wie ein Papagei wiederholen
to parrot
parroting
parroted
parrots
parroted
to repeat sth. parrot fashion
Br.
wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to repeat
repeating
repeated
repeats
repeated
wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to iterate
iterating
iterated
iterates
iterated
wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to re-enact, to reenact
re-enacting, reenacting
re-enacted, reenacted
re-enacts, reenacts
re-enacted, reenacted
wiederholen
v
to retry
wiederholen
v
(Lehrstoff)
wiederholend
wiederholt
to revise
Br.
revising
revised
wiederholen
v
to rollback
wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to rerun
rerunning
rerun
reruns
reran
wiederholen, kopieren
to replicate
die Sendung wiederholen
to rebroadcast
(immer) wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to reiterate
reiterating
reiterated
reiterates
reiterated
sich dauernd wiederholen
to be repetitive
wiederholen
v
sport
wiederholend
wiederholt
to replay
replaying
replayed
Bitte wiederholen Sie das!
Could you please repeat that?
wiederholen
iterate
wiederholen
re-enact
wiederholen
re enact
die Sendung wiederholen
rebroadcast
sich wiederholen
recur
immer wiederholen
reiterate
wiederholen
reiterate
wiederholen, Wiederholung
repeat
wiederholen
repeate
wiederholen
repeats
wiederholen
replicate
wiederholen, kopieren
replicate
wiederholen, Wiederholungslauf
rerun
nochmal, wiederholen
retry
wiederholen
retry
wiederholen, Wiederholung
rollback
wiederholen
to repeat
Zukunft
f
in Zukunft
in naher Zukunft
seine Zukunft verbauen
Eine Reform des Versicherungsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Eine Reform des Pensionsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Es bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten die Studie unter besser kontrollierten Bedingungen zu wiederholen.
future
in future
in the near future
to mortgage one's future
Any reform of the insurance law must be left to the future.
Any reform of the pension law must be left to the future.
It must be left to the future to repeat the study under better controlled conditions.
etw. replizieren; wiederholen; vervielfältigen
v
replizierend; wiederholend; vervielfältigend
repliziert; wiederholt; vervielfältigt
repliziert; wiederholt; vervielfältigt
replizierte; wiederholte; vervielfältigte
to replicate sth.
replicating
replicated
replicates
replicated
sitzenbleiben; sitzen bleiben; klebenbleiben; hockenbleiben
Schw.
(die Klasse wiederholen)
ugs.
v
school
sitzenbleibend; sitzen bleibend; klebenbleibend; hockenbleibend
sitzengeblieben; sitzen geblieben; klebengeblieben; hockengeblieben
to stay down (a year)
Br.
; to flunk
Am.
; to have to repeat a year (in school)
staying down; flunking; having to repeat a year
stayed down; flunked; had to repeat a year
unangenehm; unliebsam; hässlich; gräßlich; scheußlich; garstig
adj
die unangenehme Gewohnheit sich zu wiederholen
einen bitteren Nachgeschmack hinterlassen
übtr.
Er hatte einen scheußlichen Unfall.
nasty
a nasty habit of repeating yourself
to leave a nasty taste in the mouth
fig.
He had a nasty accident.
jdn. verurteilen; verdammen
v
(zu etw.) (meist passiv)
verurteilend; verdammend
verurteilt; verdammt
dem Tode geweiht
zum Scheitern verdammt
Die sinkenden Schülerzahlen machten die Schließung der Schule unausweichlich.
Die Vermittlungsbemühungen waren von vornherein zum Scheitern verurteilt.
Sind wir dazu verdammt die Fehler der Vergangenheit zu wiederholen?
to doom sb. (to sth.)
dooming
doomed
doomed to die
doomed to fail
Falling pupil numbers doomed the school to closure.
The mediation efforts were doomed from the start
Are we doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past?
wiederholen; noch einmal sagen; weitersagen; nachsagen
v
wiederholend; weitersagend; nachsagend
wiederholt; weitergesagt; nachgesagt
wiederholt; sagt nach
wiederholte; sagte nach
Würden Sie bitte wiederholen was Sie gesagt haben?
Können Sie das bitte wiederholen?
to repeat
repeating
repeated
repeats
repeated
Could you repeat what you said please?
Can you repeat that please?
wiederholen; iterieren
v
wiederholend; iterierend
wiederholt; iteriert
wiederholt; iteriert
wiederholte; iterierte
to iterate
iterating
iterated
iterates
iterated
wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to re-enact; to reenact
re-enacting; reenacting
re-enacted; reenacted
re-enacts; reenacts
re-enacted; reenacted
(immer) wiederholen
v
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
etw. (immer) wiederholen
zum wiederholten Mal(e) feststellen dass ...
Rekapitulieren wir die wichtigsten Punkte.
to reiterate
reiterating
reiterated
reiterates
reiterated
to reiterate sth.
to reiterate that ...
Let us reiterate the most important points.
wiederholen
v
sport
wiederholend
wiederholt
wiederholt
wiederholte
to replay
replaying
replayed
replays
replayed
etw. wiederholen
v
(Test Prüfung Modul...)
to resit {resat; resat} (test examination module...)
etw. wiederholen
mus.
to reprise sth.
Zukunft
f
in Zukunft
in naher Zukunft
seine Zukunft verbauen
Eine Reform des Versicherungsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Eine Reform des Pensionsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Es bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten, die Studie unter besser kontrollierten Bedingungen zu wiederholen.
future
in future
in the near future
to mortgage one's future
Any reform of the insurance law must be left to the future.
Any reform of the pension law must be left to the future.
It must be left to the future to repeat the study under better controlled conditions.
etw. noch einmal aufnehmen; wiederholen
v
(Audio)
to rerecord sth. (audio)
etw. (im Radio Fernsehen) ausstrahlen; senden; übertragen
v
telco.
ausstrahlend; sendend; übertragend
ausgestrahlt; gesendet; übertragen
(im Radio Fernsehen) ausgestrahlt gesendet übertragen werden
im Fernsehen ausgestrahlt gesendet übertragen werden
erstmals ausgestrahlt werden; erstmals über den Äther gehen
auf Sendung sein (Person)
eine Sendung wiederholen
Das Interview wird morgen gesendet.
to broadcast sth. {broadcast, broadcasted; broadcast, broadcasted}; to air sth.
Am.
broadcasting; airing
broadcast broadcasted; aired
to be broadcast; to come go be on the air; be on the airwaves; to air
Am.
to be shown on air
to be broadcast for the first time; to hit the airwaves
to be on air (person)
to rebroadcast
The interview will air tomorrow.
Am.
(einen Film, ein Video usw.) drehen
v
drehend
gedreht
mehrere Szenen nachdrehen; noch einmal drehen; wiederholen
Der Film ist in Schwarzweiß gedreht.
Der Spielfilm wurde an Originalschauplätzen gedreht.
Ruhe, bitte! Wir drehen! (Kommando bei Dreharbeiten)
to shoot (a film, a video etc.)
shooting
shot
to reshoot several scenes; to retake several scenes
The film is shot in black and white.
The feature film was shot at in original locations.
Quiet on set! We're filming shooting rolling! We're going for a take shot!; Quiet on set, please, going for a take! (command on a film set)
immer; stets; durchweg; durchwegs
Ös.
adv
sich gebetsmühlenartig wiederholen
Er ist immer pünktlich.
Die Qualität des Essens war durchweg gut.
Ich gehe regelmäßig jeden Dienstag und Donnerstag turnen.
invariably; unfailingly; without fail (postpositive) (on every occasion in the past)
to repeat itself unfailingly
He is invariably unfailingly punctual.
The standard of meal was invariably good.
I go to the gym every Tuesday and Thursday, without fail.
Deutsche
Wiederholungsrate Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Wiederholungsrate Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
repetition rate Synonyme
repetition
ceaselessness
chattering
clockwork regularity
clone
conduplication
constancy
constant flow
continualness
continuance
continuation
continuity
copy
copying
counterfeiting
counterpart
ditto
double
doubling
dupe
duplicate
duplication
echo
echoing
emulation
endurance
evenness
extension
facsimile
fakery
following
forgery
gemination
hit-off
imitation
impersonation
imposture
impression
incessancy
ingemination
iteration
lengthening
maintenance
methodicalness
mimesis
mirroring
model
noninterruption
onomatopoeia
oscillation
palingenesis
parody
perpetuation
perpetuity
perseverance
persistence
plagiarism
plagiary
progress
progression
prolongation
protraction
pulsation
punctuality
pursuance
quadruplicate
quick fire
rapid fire
rapid recurrence
rapid succession
rapidity
re-creation
re-formation
rebirth
rebuilding
recapitulation
recital
reconstitution
reconstruction
redesign
redoing
redundancies
redundancy
reduplication
reedition
reestablishment
refashioning
regeneration
regenesis
regularity
rehearsal
reinstitution
reissue
reiteration
remaking
renascence
renovation
reorganization
repeat
repeating
replica
replication
representation
reprinting
reprise
reproduction
rerun
reshaping
restatement
restoration
restructuring
resurrection
retelling
revision
revival
run
simulation
smoothness
staccato
staying power
steadiness
straight course
stuttering
sustained action
sustainment
sustenance
systematicalness
takeoff
tattoo
tautologies
tautology
triplicate
twinning
uniformity
unintermission
uninterrupted course
uninterruption
unremittingness
vibration
way
Wiederholungsrate Definition
First-rate
(
a.
)
Of
the
highest
excellence
First-rate
(
n.
)
A
war
vessel
of
the
highest
grade
or
the
most
powerful
class.
Rate
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
chide
with
vehemence
Rate
(
n.
)
Established
portion
or
measure
Rate
(
n.
)
That
which
is
established
as
a
measure
or
criterion
Rate
(
n.
)
Valuation
Rate
(
n.
)
A
tax
or
sum
assessed
by
authority
on
property
for
public
use,
according
to
its
income
or
value
Rate
(
n.
)
Order
Rate
(
n.
)
Ratification
Rate
(
n.
)
The
gain
or
loss
of
a
timepiece
in
a
unit
of
time
Rate
(
n.
)
The
order
or
class
to
which
a
war
vessel
belongs,
determined
according
to
its
size,
armament,
etc.
Rate
(
n.
)
The
class
of
a
merchant
vessel
for
marine
insurance,
determined
by
its
relative
safety
as
a
risk,
as
A1,
A2,
etc.
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
set
a
certain
estimate
on
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
assess
for
the
payment
of
a
rate
or
tax.
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
settle
the
relative
scale,
rank,
position,
amount,
value,
or
quality
of
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
ratify.
Rate
(
v.
i.)
To
be
set
or
considered
in
a
class
Rate
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
estimate.
Repetition
(
n.
)
The
act
of
repeating
Repetition
(
n.
)
Recital
from
memory
Repetition
(
n.
)
The
act
of
repeating,
singing,
or
playing,
the
same
piece
or
part
a
second
time
Repetition
(
n.
)
Reiteration,
or
repeating
the
same
word,
or
the
same
sense
in
different
words,
for
the
purpose
of
making
a
deeper
impression
on
the
audience.
Repetition
(
n.
)
The
measurement
of
an
angle
by
successive
observations
with
a
repeating
instrument.
Second-rate
(
a.
)
Of
the
second
size,
rank,
quality,
or
value
Self-repetition
(
n.
)
Repetition
of
one's
self
or
of
one's
acts
Water
rate
(
)
A
rate
or
tax
for
a
supply
of
water.
repetition rate Bedeutung
repetition
repeating
the
act
of
doing
or
performing
again
pace
rate
the
relative
speed
of
progress
or
change,
he
lived
at
a
fast
pace,
he
works
at
a
great
rate,
the
pace
of
events
accelerated
bargain
rate
cheapness
cut
rate
cut
price
a
price
below
the
standard
price
repetition
the
repeated
use
of
the
same
word
or
word
pattern
as
a
rhetorical
device
repeat
repetition
an
event
that
repeats,
the
events
today
were
a
repeat
of
yesterday's
Postal
Rate
Commission
an
independent
federal
agency
that
recommends
changes
in
postal
rates
pay
rate
rate
of
pay
amount
of
money
received
per
unit
time,
women's
pay
rate
is
lower
than
men's
payment
rate
rate
of
payment
repayment
rate
installment
rate
the
amount
of
money
paid
out
per
unit
time
tax
rate
rate
used
to
calculate
tax
liability
interest
rate
rate
of
interest
the
percentage
of
a
sum
of
money
charged
for
its
use
discount
rate
discount
bank
discount
interest
on
an
annual
basis
deducted
in
advance
on
a
loan
bank
rate
the
discount
rate
fixed
by
a
central
bank
discount
rate
the
rate
of
interest
set
by
the
Federal
Reserve
that
member
banks
are
charged
when
they
borrow
money
through
the
Federal
Reserve
System
base
rate
the
interest
rate
set
by
the
Bank
of
England
for
lending
to
other
banks
prime
interest
rate
the
interest
rate
on
short-term
loans
that
banks
charge
their
commercial
customers
with
high
credit
ratings
rate
charge
per
unit
amount
of
a
charge
or
payment
relative
to
some
basis,
a
-minute
phone
call
at
that
rate
would
cost
$
freight
freightage
freight
rate
the
charge
for
transporting
something
by
common
carrier,
we
pay
the
freight,
the
freight
rate
is
usually
cheaper
rate
of
depreciation
depreciation
rate
the
rate
at
which
the
value
of
property
is
reduced,
used
to
calculate
tax
deduction
rate
of
exchange
exchange
rate
the
charge
for
exchanging
currency
of
one
country
for
currency
of
another
excursion
rate
a
reduced
rate
for
a
round-trip
ticket
room
rate
the
rate
charged
daily
for
a
hotel
room
basal
metabolic
rate
BMR
the
rate
at
which
heat
is
produced
by
an
individual
in
a
resting
state
baud
baud
rate
(computer
science)
a
data
transmission
rate
(bits
second)
for
modems
rate
a
quantity
or
amount
or
measure
considered
as
a
proportion
of
another
quantity
or
amount
or
measure,
the
literacy
rate,
the
retention
rate,
the
dropout
rate
absentee
rate
the
percentage
of
workers
who
do
not
report
to
work
occupancy
rate
the
percentage
of
all
rental
units
(as
in
hotels)
are
occupied
or
rented
at
a
given
time
vacancy
rate
the
percentage
of
all
rental
units
(as
in
hotels)
that
are
unoccupied
or
not
rented
at
a
given
time
unemployment
rate
the
percentage
of
the
work
force
that
is
unemployed
at
any
given
date
mileage
fuel
consumption
rate
gasoline
mileage
gas
mileage
the
ratio
of
the
number
of
miles
traveled
to
the
number
of
gallons
of
gasoline
burned
employee
turnover
turnover
rate
turnover
the
ratio
of
the
number
of
workers
that
had
to
be
replaced
in
a
given
time
period
to
the
average
number
of
workers
attrition
rate
rate
of
attrition
the
rate
of
shrinkage
in
size
or
number
birthrate
birth
rate
fertility
fertility
rate
natality
the
ratio
of
live
births
in
an
area
to
the
population
of
that
area,
expressed
per
population
per
year
crime
rate
the
ratio
of
crimes
in
an
area
to
the
population
of
that
area,
expressed
per
population
per
year
data
rate
the
rate
at
which
circuits
or
other
devices
operate
when
handling
digital
information
deathrate
death
rate
mortality
mortality
rate
fatality
rate
the
ratio
of
deaths
in
an
area
to
the
population
of
that
area,
expressed
per
per
year
dose
rate
the
quantity
of
radiation
absorbed
per
unit
time
erythrocyte
sedimentation
rate
ESR
sedimentation
rate
sed
rate
the
rate
at
which
red
blood
cells
settle
out
in
a
tube
of
blood
under
standardized
conditions,
a
high
rate
usually
indicates
the
presence
of
inflammation
flow
flow
rate
rate
of
flow
the
amount
of
fluid
that
flows
in
a
given
time
growth
rate
rate
of
growth
the
rate
of
increase
in
size
per
unit
time
inflation
rate
rate
of
inflation
the
rate
of
change
of
prices
(as
indicated
by
a
price
index)
calculated
on
a
monthly
or
annual
basis
metabolic
rate
rate
of
metabolism,
the
amount
of
energy
expended
in
a
give
period
pulse
pulse
rate
heart
rate
the
rate
at
which
the
heart
beats,
usually
measured
to
obtain
a
quick
evaluation
of
a
person's
health
rate
of
return
the
amount
returned
per
unit
of
time
expressed
as
a
percentage
of
the
cost
respiratory
rate
rate
of
respiration
the
rate
at
which
a
person
inhales
and
exhales,
usually
measured
to
obtain
a
quick
evaluation
of
a
person's
health
sampling
rate
(telecommunication)
the
frequency
of
sampling
per
unit
time
Nyquist
rate
(telecommunication)
the
lowest
sampling
rate
that
will
permit
accurate
reconstruction
of
a
sampled
analog
signal
infant
deathrate
infant
mortality
infant
mortality
rate
the
death
rate
during
the
first
year
of
life
neonatal
mortality
neonatal
mortality
rate
the
death
rate
during
the
first
days
of
life
rate
a
magnitude
or
frequency
relative
to
a
time
unit,
they
traveled
at
a
rate
of
miles
per
hour,
the
rate
of
change
was
faster
than
expected
rate
rank
range
order
grade
place
assign
a
rank
or
rating
to,
how
would
you
rank
these
students?,
The
restaurant
is
rated
highly
in
the
food
guide
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