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Definition
Synonym
Ursachenforschung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ursachenforschung
f
cause study
Ursachenforschung
f
cause study
oder irgendwelche andere Ursachen
or any other causes
Ätiologie
f
, Lehre von den Ursachen der Krankheit
med.
aetiology, etiology
Ursache
f
, Grund
m
, Anlass
m
, Auslöser
m
Ursachen
pl
, Gründe
pl
, Anlässe
pl
, Auslöser
pl
Ursache und Wirkung
cause
causes
cause and effect
Ursache
f
Ursachen
pl
causale
causales
Ursachen
causales
Ätiologie
f
; Lehre von den Ursachen der Krankheit
med.
aetiology; etiology
Ursache
f
(von etw.)
Ursachen
pl
die eigentliche Ursache
unmittelbare entfernte Ursache (Versicherung)
Ursache und Wirkung
Absturzursache
aviat.
Es liegen keine Hinweise auf Fremdverschulden vor.
cause (of sth.)
causes
the ultimate cause
proximate remote cause (insurance)
cause and effect
cause of the crash
There is no evidence of criminal cause.
sich finden; zu finden sein; zu suchen sein
v
sich findend; zu finden seiend; zu suchen seiend
sich gefunden; zu finden gewesen; zu suchen gewesen
Sie ist nirgends zu finden.
Kinderlieder finden sich findet man in jedem Zeitalter und bei allen Völkern.
Die Ursache dafür ist nicht in einem einzelnen Ereignis zu suchen sondern eher in der Gesamtheit der Erlebnisse die sich angesammelt haben.
Die wahren Ursachen sind woanders zu suchen.
to be to be found; can be found
being to be found; can be found
been to be found; been to be found
She is nowhere to be found.
Nursery rhymes can be found in all ages and among all peoples.
The cause of this is to be found will be found not in any single event but rather in the cumulative experiences.
The real causes must be found elsewhere.
etw. suchen; sich nach etw. umsehen
suchend; sich umsehend
gesucht; sich umgesehen
er sie sucht; er sie sieht sich um
ich er sie suchte; ich er sie sah mich sich um
er sie hat hatte gesucht; er sie hat hatte sich umgesehen
Beschäftigung suchen; Arbeit suchen
Nach den Gründen muss man nicht lange suchen.
Hochqualifizierte Sekretärin sucht Anstellung.
Attraktive Frau sucht Mann mittleren Alters zwecks Freundschaft.
Den Autofahrern wird geraten sich nach Alternativrouten umzusehen.
Wir suchen zur Zeit neue Wege der Produktvermarktung über das Internet.
Die Ursachen frühkindlicher Neurosen sind weniger bei den Kindern als bei den Eltern zu suchen.
to seek sth. {sought; sought} (look for sth.)
seeking
sought
he she seeks
I he she sought
he she has had sought
to seek employment
The reasons are not far to seek.
Highly qualified secretary seeks employment.
Attractive woman seeks middle-aged male for friendship.
Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes.
We are currently seeking new ways of marketing products using the Internet.
The causes of infantile neuroses are to be sought less in the children than in the parents.
Ursache
f
(von etw.)
Ursachen
pl
Absturzursache
aviat.
die eigentliche Ursache
unmittelbare entfernte Ursache (Versicherung)
Du verwechselst Ursache und Wirkung.
Es liegen keine Hinweise auf Fremdverschulden vor.
cause (of sth.)
causes
cause of the crash
the ultimate cause
proximate remote cause (insurance)
You're confusing cause and effect.
There is no evidence of criminal cause.
etw. anstreben
v
; sich um etw. bemühen
v
; etw. betreiben
v
sich bemühen, etw. zu tun
auf Rache sinnen
jdm. nach dem Leben trachten
Schadensersatz fordern
Der Gouverneur von Kalifornien strebt eine Wiederwahl an.
Ich habe meine derzeitige Stellung nicht angestrebt.
Diese Kontroverse geht nicht von mir aus.
Die Dissidenten suchten in der Botschaft Schutz vor Verfolgung.
Sie betreiben ganz offen seinen Rausschmiss.
Wasser strebt immer nach Ausgleich.
Sie bemühten sich, die Öffentlichkeit zu beruhigen.
Die Schulen bemühen sich, die Abbruchrate zu verringern.
Die vorliegende Studie will einen umfassenden Vergleich der Ursachen, Auswirkungen und Nachwirkungen der vergangenen Hochwasserereignisse anstellen.
to seek sth. {sought; sought} (try to obtain or achieve)
to seek to do sth.
to seek revenge
to seek sb.'s life
to seek damages
The governor of California seeks re-election.
My present position is not of my seeking.
This controversy is not of my seeking.
The dissidents were seeking refuge from persecution in the embassy.
They are openly seeking his being sacked.
Water seeks its own level.
They sought to reassure the public.
Schools are seeking to reduce the dropout rate.
The present review seeks to provide a comprehensive comparison of the causes, effects and aftermaths of past flooding events.
sich finden; zu finden sein; zu suchen sein
v
sich findend; zu finden seiend; zu suchen seiend
sich gefunden; zu finden gewesen; zu suchen gewesen
Sie ist nirgends zu finden.
Kinderlieder finden sich findet man in jedem Zeitalter und bei allen Völkern.
Die Ursache dafür ist nicht in einem einzelnen Ereignis zu suchen, sondern eher in der Gesamtheit der Erlebnisse, die sich angesammelt haben.
Die wahren Ursachen sind woanders zu suchen.
to be found; can be found
being found
been found
She is nowhere to be found.
Nursery rhymes can be found in all ages and among all peoples.
The cause of this is to be found will be found not in any single event but rather in the cumulative experiences.
The real causes must be found elsewhere.
etw. suchen
v
; sich nach etw. umsehen
v
suchend; sich umsehend
gesucht; sich umgesehen
er sie sucht; er sie sieht sich um
ich er sie suchte; ich er sie sah mich sich um
er sie hat hatte gesucht; er sie hat hatte sich umgesehen
Beschäftigung suchen; Arbeit suchen
Nach den Gründen muss man nicht lange suchen.
Hochqualifizierte Sekretärin sucht Anstellung.
Attraktive Frau sucht Mann mittleren Alters zwecks Freundschaft.
Den Autofahrern wird geraten, sich nach Alternativrouten umzusehen.
Wir suchen zur Zeit neue Wege der Produktvermarktung über das Internet.
Die Ursachen frühkindlicher Neurosen sind weniger bei den Kindern als bei den Eltern zu suchen.
to seek sth. {sought; sought} (look for sth.)
seeking
sought
he she seeks
I he she sought
he she has had sought
to seek employment
The reasons are not far to seek.
Highly qualified secretary seeks employment.
Attractive woman seeks middle-aged male for friendship.
Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes.
We are currently seeking new ways of marketing products using the Internet.
The causes of infantile neuroses are to be sought less in the children than in the parents.
Ursachenforschung
f
cause study
Deutsche
Ursachenforschung Synonyme
ursachenforschung
Englische
cause study Synonyme
cause
accomplish
achieve
act
action
activity
agency
agent
ambition
antecedent
aspiration
author
basis
be productive
bear
beget
belief
bind
breed
bring about
bring forth
bring into being
bring on
bring to effect
bring to fruition
bring to pass
call
call forth
call up
calling
campaign
case
cause
in court
cause
to
commitment
compel
conceive
concern
consideration
constrain
create
creator
crusade
determinant
do
draw on
drive
effect
effectuate
elicit
enforce
engender
engineer
establish
evoke
execute
faith
father
force
found
foundation
generate
generator
genesis
gestate
get up
give birth to
give occasion to
give origin to
give rise to
goad
goal
good reason
great
cause
ground
grounds
guiding light
guiding star
hatch
have
ideal
impel
impulse
inaugurate
incentive
induce
inducement
industrialize
inspiration
inspire
institute
intention
interest
issue
judicial process
justification
lawsuit
lead to
legal action
legal case
legal proceedings
legal process
legal remedy
lifework
litigation
lodestar
mainspring
make
mass movement
mass-produce
material basis
matter
motivate
motive
movement
muster up
necessity
obligation
occasion
origin
originate
originator
overproduce
perform
precipitate
prime mover
principle
proceedings
produce
producer
promote
prompt
prosecution
provoke
realize
reason
reason for being
restrain
right
root
sake
score
secure
set afloat
set on foot
set up
sire
source
spring
substance
suit
suit at law
summon up
tie
ulterior motive
undertaking
use force upon
vocation
volume-produce
warrant
work
work up
cause
less
accidental
adventitious
aimless
aleatory
casual
chance
chancy
contingent
designless
destinal
dicey
driftless
dysteleological
fatal
fatidic
fluky
fortuitous
haphazard
iffy
incidental
indeterminate
indiscriminate
inexplicable
mindless
promiscuous
purposeless
random
risky
stochastic
stray
unaccountable
un
cause
d
undetermined
undirected
unexpected
unforeseeable
unforeseen
unlooked-for
unmotivated
unpredictable
cause
rie
article
chat
chin
coze
cozy chat
descant
discourse
discussion
disquisition
dissertation
essay
etude
examination
excursus
exposition
feature
first approach
friendly chat
gam
heart-to-heart talk
homily
introductory study
little talk
lucubration
memoir
monograph
morceau
note
outline
pandect
paper
paragraph
piece
preliminary study
prolegomenon
prose
rap
research paper
screed
sketch
special article
study
survey
talk
term paper
tete-a-tete
theme
thesis
tract
tractate
treatise
treatment
visit
yarn
cause
way
Autobahn
US highway
alley
alleyway
arterial
arterial highway
arterial street
artery
autoroute
autostrada
avenue
belt highway
blind alley
boulevard
bypass
byway
camino real
carriageway
cause
y
chaussee
circumferential
close
corduroy road
county road
court
crescent
cul-de-sac
dead-end street
dike
dirt road
drive
driveway
expressway
freeway
gravel road
highroad
highway
highways and byways
interstate highway
lane
local road
main drag
main road
mews
motorway
parkway
pave
paved road
pike
place
plank road
primary highway
private road
right-of-way
ring road
road
roadbed
roadway
route nationale
row
royal road
secondary road
speedway
state highway
street
superhighway
terrace
thoroughfare
through street
thruway
toll road
township road
turnpike
wynd
Ursachenforschung Definition
Study
(
v.
i.)
A
setting
of
the
mind
or
thoughts
upon
a
subject
Study
(
v.
i.)
Mental
occupation
Study
(
v.
i.)
Any
particular
branch
of
learning
that
is
studied
Study
(
v.
i.)
A
building
or
apartment
devoted
to
study
or
to
literary
work.
Study
(
v.
i.)
A
representation
or
rendering
of
any
object
or
scene
intended,
not
for
exhibition
as
an
original
work
of
art,
but
for
the
information,
instruction,
or
assistance
of
the
maker
Study
(
v.
i.)
A
piece
for
special
practice.
See
Etude.
Study
(
n.
)
To
fix
the
mind
closely
upon
a
subject
Study
(
n.
)
To
apply
the
mind
to
books
or
learning.
Study
(
n.
)
To
endeavor
diligently
Study
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
the
mind
to
Study
(
v.
t.)
To
consider
attentively
Study
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
arrange
by
previous
thought
Study
(
v.
t.)
To
make
an
object
of
study
cause study Bedeutung
double-blind
procedure
double-blind
experiment
double-blind
study
an
experimental
procedure
in
which
neither
the
subjects
of
the
experiment
nor
the
persons
administering
the
experiment
know
the
critical
aspects
of
the
experiment,
a
double-blind
procedure
is
used
to
guard
against
both
experimenter
bias
and
placebo
effects
survey
study
a
detailed
critical
inspection
time
and
motion
study
time-and-motion
study
time-motion
study
motion
study
time
study
work
study
an
analysis
of
a
specific
job
in
an
effort
to
find
the
most
efficient
method
in
terms
of
time
and
effort
case
study
a
detailed
analysis
of
a
person
or
group
from
a
social
or
psychological
or
medical
point
of
view
course
course
of
study
course
of
instruction
class
education
imparted
in
a
series
of
lessons
or
meetings,
he
took
a
course
in
basket
weaving,
flirting
is
not
unknown
in
college
classes
directed
study
a
course
of
study
that
is
supervised
and
controlled
by
a
specialist
in
the
subject,
he
registered
for
directed
study,
he
got
credit
for
directed
study,
he
did
directed
study
work-study
program
an
educational
plan
in
which
students
alternate
between
paid
employment
and
formal
study
home
study
a
course
of
study
carried
out
at
home
rather
than
in
a
classroom
sketch
study
preliminary
drawing
for
later
elaboration,
he
made
several
studies
before
starting
to
paint
study
a
room
used
for
reading
and
writing
and
studying,
he
knocked
lightly
on
the
closed
door
of
the
study
study
hall
a
classroom
reserved
for
study
brown
study
a
state
of
deep
absorption
or
thoughtfulness
study
a
state
of
deep
mental
absorption,
she
is
in
a
deep
study
study
work
applying
the
mind
to
learning
and
understanding
a
subject
(especially
by
reading),
mastering
a
second
language
requires
a
lot
of
work,
no
schools
offer
graduate
study
in
interior
design
cogitation
study
attentive
consideration
and
meditation,
after
much
cogitation
he
rejected
the
offer
nature
study
the
study
of
animals
and
plants
in
the
natural
world
(usually
at
an
elementary
level)
discipline
subject
subject
area
subject
field
field
field
of
study
study
bailiwick
a
branch
of
knowledge,
in
what
discipline
is
his
doctorate?,
teachers
should
be
well
trained
in
their
subject,
anthropology
is
the
study
of
human
beings
literary
study
the
humanistic
study
of
literature
course
of
study
program
programme
curriculum
syllabus
an
integrated
course
of
academic
studies,
he
was
admitted
to
a
new
program
at
the
university
study
a
composition
intended
to
develop
one
aspect
of
the
performer's
technique,
a
study
in
spiccato
bowing
report
study
written
report
a
written
document
describing
the
findings
of
some
individual
or
group,
this
accords
with
the
recent
study
by
Hill
and
Dale
case
study
a
careful
study
of
some
social
unit
(as
a
corporation
or
division
within
a
corporation)
that
attempts
to
determine
what
factors
led
to
its
success
or
failure
quick
study
sponge
someone
able
to
acquire
new
knowledge
and
skills
rapidly
and
easily,
she
soaks
up
foreign
languages
like
a
sponge
study
someone
who
memorizes
quickly
and
easily
(as
the
lines
for
a
part
in
a
play),
he
is
a
quick
study
study
hall
a
period
of
time
during
the
school
day
that
is
set
aside
for
study
learn
study
read
take
be
a
student
of
a
certain
subject,
She
is
reading
for
the
bar
exam
study
hit
the
books
learn
by
reading
books,
He
is
studying
geology
in
his
room,
I
have
an
exam
next
week,
I
must
hit
the
books
now
study
be
a
student,
follow
a
course
of
study,
be
enrolled
at
an
institute
of
learning
analyze
analyse
study
examine
canvass
canvas
consider
in
detail
and
subject
to
an
analysis
in
order
to
discover
essential
features
or
meaning,
analyze
a
sonnet
by
Shakespeare,
analyze
the
evidence
in
a
criminal
trial,
analyze
your
real
motives
study
meditate
contemplate
think
intently
and
at
length,
as
for
spiritual
purposes,
He
is
meditating
in
his
study
study
consider
give
careful
consideration
to,
consider
the
possibility
of
moving
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