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passiv
passive
passiv
passively
passiv adv
passively
passiv, untaetig
passive
Passiv n ling.
passive
Passiv n gramm.
passive
passiv (Zahlungsbilanz) adj
unfavourable Br.; unfavorable Am.
passiv (Zahlungsbilanz) adj
unfavorable Am., unfavourable Br.
passiv rauchen; mitrauchen v
to breathe inhale passive second-hand smoke; to be exposed to passive second-hand smoke
passiv; untätig adj
passiver
am passivsten
passive
more passive
most passive
passiv, untätig adj
passiver
am passivsten
passive
more passive
most passive
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 passive 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 passive 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  impassive  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 passiveness  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  passiveness  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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