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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
passiv
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
passiv
passiv
e
passiv
passiv
ely
passiv
adv
passiv
ely
passiv
, untaetig
passiv
e
Passiv
n
ling.
passiv
e
Passiv
n
gramm.
passiv
e
passiv
(Zahlungsbilanz)
adj
unfavourable
Br.
; unfavorable
Am.
passiv
(Zahlungsbilanz)
adj
unfavorable
Am.
, unfavourable
Br.
passiv
rauchen; mitrauchen
v
to breathe inhale
passiv
e second-hand smoke; to be exposed to
passiv
e second-hand smoke
passiv
; untätig
adj
passiv
er
am
passiv
sten
passiv
e
more
passiv
e
most
passiv
e
passiv
, untätig
adj
passiv
er
am
passiv
sten
passiv
e
more
passiv
e
most
passiv
e
Dienstleistungsbilanz
f
; Bilanz
f
der unsichtbaren Leistungen
econ.
Die Dienstleistungsbilanz ist
passiv
.
balance of invisible services; invisible account
The invisible account is in deficit.
einen Computer urladen
v
(ein Betriebssystem in den Arbeitsspeicher laden) (nur im Infinitiv Partizip Passiv)
comp.
to bootstrap a computer
(als jdm. für etw.) wählbar sein;
passiv
wahlberechtig sein
v
pol.
nicht wählbar
Er ist für das Präsidentenamt
passiv
wahlberechtigt.
to be eligible (to stand) for election as sb. to sth.; to be eligible to be elected sb.
ineligible
He is eligible to stand for election as president to be elected president to be president.
jdn. hinreißen; entzücken (meist
passiv
)
hinreißend; entzückend
hingerissen; entzückt
reißt hin; entzückt
riss hin; entzückte
Er war von ihrem Charm hingerissen.
to ravish sb. (usually in
passiv
e voice)
ravishing
ravished
ravishes
ravished
He was ravished by her charm.
jdn. hinreißen; entzücken
v
(meist
passiv
)
hinreißend; entzückend
hingerissen; entzückt
reißt hin; entzückt
riss hin; entzückte
Er war von ihrem Charme hingerissen.
to ravish sb. (usually in
passiv
e voice)
ravishing
ravished
ravishes
ravished
He was ravished by her charm.
jdn. verurteilen; verdammen
v
(zu etw.) (meist
passiv
)
verurteilend; verdammend
verurteilt; verdammt
Die sinkenden Schülerzahlen machten die Schließung der Schule unausweichlich.
to doom sb. (to sth.)
dooming
doomed
Falling pupil numbers doomed the school to closure.
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?
Deutsche
passiv Synonyme
passiv
Âuntätig
leidend
(Grammatik)
Âpassiv
inaktiv
Âpassiv
Âunbeschäftigt
Âuntätig
apathisch
Âlethargisch
Âpassiv
Âphlegmatisch
Âschwerfällig
Âteilnahmslos
Âträge
passiv
untätig
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Englische
passive Synonyme
passive
Laodicean
Olympian
abeyant
abject
accepting
accommodating
acquiescent
active
active voice
adapting
adaptive
adjusting
agreeable
aloof
amenable
apathetic
asleep
assenting
bearing
benumbed
blah
blank
blankminded
blase
bovine
calm
cataleptic
catatonic
centrist
comatose
complaisant
compliable
compliant
complying
consenting
contemplative
cool
dead
deferential
desensitized
detached
disinterested
dispassionate
do-nothing
docile
dopey
dormant
dull
empty
empty-headed
enduring
even
fatuous
fifty-fifty
flat
flexible
forbearing
foul
gentle
groggy
half-and-half
heartless
heavy
hebetudinous
hopeless
humble
idle
immobile
impartial
im
passive
imperturbable
implicit
in a stupor
in abeyance
in suspense
inactive
inane
incogitant
independent
indifferent
inert
insouciant
laissez-aller
laissez-faire
lamblike
languid
languorous
latent
leaden
lethargic
lifeless
listless
logy
long-suffering
malleable
medio-
passive
meditative
meek
middle
middle voice
midway
moderate
motionless
neuter
neutral
nirvanic
nonaligned
nonchalant
noncommitted
nondissenting
nonpartisan
nonresistant
nonresisting
nonresistive
nonviolent
numb
numbed
obedient
oblivious
on the fence
out of it
ovine
paralytic
paralyzed
passive
voice
patient
phlegmatic
placid
pliable
pluckless
procrastinating
quiescent
quiet
quietist
quietistic
receptive
reconciled
reflexive
relaxed
repressed
resigned
sedentary
serene
servile
sheepish
slack
sleeping
sleepy
sluggish
slumbering
smoldering
soporific
spiritless
spunkless
stagnant
stagnating
standing
standpat
static
stationary
still
stoic
stolid
stupefied
subdued
submissive
subservient
supine
suspended
tacit
tame
third-force
third-world
thoughtfree
thoughtless
tolerant
torpid
tractable
tranquil
unaffected
unaroused
unassertive
uncaring
uncommitted
uncomplaining
unconcerned
undisclosed
unexpressed
unidea
passive
resistance
Quakerism
a wise
passive
ness
acquiescence
amenability
challenge
civil disobedience
combative reaction
complaint
compliance
contemplation
contemplative life
counteraction
defiance
demur
disobedience
dispute
dissent
dissentience
do-nothing policy
do-nothingism
do-nothingness
dormancy
fractiousness
frowardness
humbleness
humility
idleness
immobility
inaction
inactivity
indiscipline
indocility
indolence
inertia
inertness
infraction
infringement
insubordination
intractability
laissez-aller
laissez-faire
laissez-faireism
lawbreaking
lawlessness
meditation
meekness
naughtiness
negativism
neutralism
neutrality
neutralness
noncompliance
nonconformity
noncooperation
noninvolvement
nonobedience
nonparticipation
nonresistance
nonviolence
nonviolent resistance
obedience
objection
obstinacy
opposition
pacifism
paralysis
passive
self-annihilation
passive
ness
passivism
passivity
policy
procrastination
protest
quiescence
quietism
reaction
rebuff
recalcitrance
recalcitrancy
recalcitration
recusancy
refractoriness
reluctance
remonstrance
renitence
renitency
repellence
repellency
repulse
repulsion
resignation
resistance
revolt
stagnancy
stagnation
stand
standpattism
stasis
submission
submissiveness
transgression
uncomplainingness
uncooperativeness
unduteousness
undutifulness
unsubmissiveness
vegetation
violation
vita contemplativa
waiting game
watching and waiting
waywardness
willful disobedience
withstanding
passiv Definition
Passive
(
a.
)
Not
active,
but
acted
upon
Passive
(
a.
)
Receiving
or
enduring
without
either
active
sympathy
or
active
resistance
Passive
(
a.
)
Inactive
Passive
(
a.
)
Designating
certain
morbid
conditions,
as
hemorrhage
or
dropsy,
characterized
by
relaxation
of
the
vessels
and
tissues,
with
deficient
vitality
and
lack
of
reaction
in
the
affected
tissues.
passive Bedeutung
passive
air
defense
air
defense
by
the
use
of
deception
or
dispersion
or
protective
construction
passive
resistance
nonviolent
resistance
nonviolence
peaceful
resistance
to
a
government
by
fasting
or
refusing
to
cooperate
passive
matrix
display
a
type
of
LCD
display
used
for
some
portable
computers,
parallel
wires
run
both
vertically
and
horizontally
and
pixels
are
turned
on
when
the
wires
intersecting
at
that
pixel
are
both
energized,
passive
matrix
displays
are
generally
inferior
to
active
matrix
displays
nonesistant
passive
resister
a
reformer
who
believes
in
passive
resistance
passive
source
an
informant
who
is
not
assigned
to
obtain
specific
intelligence
but
who
routinely
passes
on
whatever
information
he
or
she
has
passive
trust
a
trust
in
which
the
trustee
performs
no
active
duties
passive
transport
transport
of
a
substance
across
a
cell
membrane
by
diffusion,
expenditure
of
energy
is
not
required
passive
voice
passive
the
voice
used
to
indicate
that
the
grammatical
subject
of
the
verb
is
the
recipient
(not
the
source)
of
the
action
denoted
by
the
verb,
`The
ball
was
thrown
by
the
boy'
uses
the
passive
voice,
`The
ball
was
thrown'
is
an
abbreviated
passive
passive
immunity
an
impermanent
form
of
acquired
immunity
in
which
antibodies
against
a
disease
are
acquired
naturally
(as
through
the
placenta
to
an
unborn
child)
or
artificially
(as
by
injection
of
antiserum)
passive
inactive
lacking
in
energy
or
will,
Much
benevolence
of
the
passive
order
may
be
traced
to
a
disinclination
to
inflict
pain
upon
oneself-
George
Meredith
passive
expressing
that
the
subject
of
the
sentence
is
the
patient
of
the
action
denoted
by
the
verb,
academics
seem
to
favor
passive
sentences
passive
peaceful
peacefully
resistant
in
response
to
injustice,
passive
resistance
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