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jemanden/etwas korrigieren
английски
английски
немски
немски
I. cor·rect [kəˈrekt] ГЛАГ прх
1. correct (put right):
to correct sb/sth
jdn/etw korrigieren
to correct a bad habit
to correct a watch
2. correct (adjust):
to correct sth figures, data
to correct sth an instrument
II. cor·rect [kəˈrekt] ПРИЛ
1. correct (accurate, true):
correct
richtig <richtiger, am richtigsten>
correct
that is correct
2. correct (proper):
correct
correct
to be correct in one's dress
po·liti·cal·ly cor·ˈrect ПРИЛ, PC
politically correct
factually correct
немски
немски
английски
английски
[in etw дат] korrekt sein
to be correct [in sth]
jdn/etw berichtigen
to correct sb/sth
correct me if I'm wrong a. ирон
to correct sb/sth
Present
Icorrect
youcorrect
he/she/itcorrects
wecorrect
youcorrect
theycorrect
Past
Icorrected
youcorrected
he/she/itcorrected
wecorrected
youcorrected
theycorrected
Present Perfect
Ihavecorrected
youhavecorrected
he/she/ithascorrected
wehavecorrected
youhavecorrected
theyhavecorrected
Past Perfect
Ihadcorrected
youhadcorrected
he/she/ithadcorrected
wehadcorrected
youhadcorrected
theyhadcorrected
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She will open it (sometimes grudgingly) when the correct password is uttered.
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Then the learner is given a sentence with several options for a word or phrase, and the student chooses the correct option.
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Since the hieroglyphic sign is written in such an erratic way, the possibly correct reading remains uncertain.
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Any order of the three words is grammatically correct, and the meaning is clear because of the declensions.
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In order to correct such an error, sample focusing is proposed.
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He or she also corrects every possible imprecision so that nothing stands in the way of the perfect illusion of three dimensional space.
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www.3dinnovationcenter.de
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Außerdem korrigiert er eventuelle Ungenauigkeiten, sodass der perfekten Illusion von Räumlichkeit nichts im Wege steht.
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In December 1995 I went again to il-Xalil for three weeks, showed the manuscript to the speakers, who refined and corrected the transcription with me and also answered a few more questions on grammar and vocabulary.
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www.semitistik.uni-hd.de
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Mit dem fertigen Manuskript reiste ich im Dezember 1995 nochmals für drei Wochen nach il-Xalīl, korrigierte zusammen mit den Sprechern die Transkriptionen und klärte die restlichen offen gebliebenen Fragen der Grammatik und des Wortschatzes.
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By means of this commentary, he facilitates the use of the Hevajratantra, correcting the wrong interpretations of others, and thus helps sentient beings to achieve enlightenment in this life.
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www.manuscript-cultures.uni-hamburg.de
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Mithilfe dieses Kommentars erleichtert er die Anwendung des Hevajratantra, korrigiert falsche Interpretationen seitens anderer Kommentatoren und hilft auf diese Weise anderen empfindsamen Wesen, in diesem Leben Erleuchtung zu erlangen.
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She wants to find out why some governments correct their economic policy in time while others delay reforms until the last possible moment, a strategy that frequently ends in economic crisis. Her main focus is on the political reasons for such delay, such as imminent elections or lobbying by special interests.
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www.uni-heidelberg.de
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Sie untersucht, warum manche Regierungen ihre Wirtschaftspolitik rechtzeitig korrigieren, während andere wegen politischer Bedenken, beispielsweise mit Blick auf Wahlen oder bestimmte Interessengruppen, Reformen so lange wie möglich hinauszögern - eine Strategie, die häufig in einer Wirtschaftskrise endet.
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Thus, innovation and tradition overlap in many respects: the modern techniques for multiplication of texts and images in print only gradually superseded handwriting, and for a long time, printed books continued to be corrected by hand and to be decorated with coloured headlines and painted illustrations.
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www.bsb-muenchen.de
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Innovation und Tradition überlagern sich so in vielfältiger Weise: die modernen Techniken zur gedruckten Vervielfältigung von Texten und Bildern, etwa der Holzschnitt und der Druck mit beweglichen Lettern, verdrängten das Abschreiben von Hand nur allmählich, und gedruckte Bücher wurden noch über lange Zeit von Hand korrigiert, mit farbigen Überschriften und gemalten Bildern ausgestattet.
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