abstracted

• Beschreibt einen Geisteszustand, in dem jemand in Gedanken versunken, geistesabwesend oder unaufmerksam gegenüber seiner Umgebung ist.

Describes a state of being lost in thought, preoccupied, or not paying attention to one's surroundings.

1. Lost in thoughtB2formal

   Showing signs of being preoccupied or distracted by one's own thoughts.

   Gedankenverloren

   • He sat in the corner, looking abstracted and distant.
   • She gave an abstracted nod, clearly not listening.
   • His abstracted expression suggested he was worrying about something.

   Synonymeabsentmindeddistracteddreamyengrossedfarawayinattentivemusingpensivepreoccupiedthoughtful

   Antonymealertattentivefocusedobservant

2. Removed or separatedC1formal

   Taken out of a context or separated from a specific instance.

   Abstrahiert

   • The concept was presented in an abstracted form, without real-world examples.
   • The artist's work is an abstracted representation of human emotion.
   • The data was abstracted from the original report for analysis.

   Synonymedetacheddisconnectedisolatedremovedseparated

   Antonymeattachedconnectedincludedintegratedunited

• Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, den wesentlichen Inhalt aus etwas herauszuziehen, zu entfernen oder zu verallgemeinern, oder etwas theoretisch bzw. begrifflich zu betrachten.

A verb used to indicate the act of extracting, removing, or summarizing the essential content from something, or considering something in a theoretical or conceptual way.

1. Extract or removeB2formal

   To take out or remove something from a larger whole.

   Extrahieren

   • The researcher abstracted key data from the report.
   • They abstracted the essential information from the document.
   • The chemist abstracted the compound from the solution.

   Synonymedetachextractisolatepull outremoveseparatetake outwithdraw

   Antonymeaddincludeincorporateinsertintroduce

2. Consider theoreticallyC1formal

   To consider something in a theoretical or conceptual way, separate from concrete reality.

   Abstrahieren

   • Philosophers often abstract ideas from everyday experiences.
   • The artist abstracted the essence of the landscape in her painting.
   • He abstracted the concept of justice from various legal systems.

   Synonymeformulategeneralizeidealize

   Antonymeapplyconcretizeimplementinstantiaterealize