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definite

/ˈdef.ɪ.nət/

Übersetzung: Klar formuliert, entschieden oder bekannt; keinen Zweifel lassend. Eindeutig und genau bestimmt.

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adjective

/ˈdef.ɪ.nət/A2formal
  • deKlar formuliert, entschieden oder bekannt; keinen Zweifel lassend. Eindeutig und genau bestimmt.

Clearly stated, decided, or known; having no uncertainty.

  1. Clearly defined or exactB1formal

    Something that is clearly stated or decided; precise.

    deBestimmt

    • She gave a definite answer to the proposal.
    • There is a definite difference between the two theories.
    • We need a definite plan before proceeding.

    Synonymeclearexactexplicitexpressprecisespecificunambiguousunequivocal

    Antonymeambiguousequivocalfuzzyimpreciseindefiniteuncertainvague

  2. Certain or without doubtB1formal

    Known for sure; beyond any doubt.

    deBestimmt

    • It is definite that the meeting will be held tomorrow.
    • He has a definite intention to finish the project on time.
    • There is a definite possibility of rain this afternoon.

    Synonymecertainclear-cutconvincedincontrovertibleindisputablepositivesureunequivocalunquestionable

    Antonymeambiguousdoubtfulequivocalindefinitequestionableuncertain

  3. Clearly recognizable or distinctB2informal

    Easily distinguishable or identifiable.

    deDeutlich erkennbar

    • The building has a definite shape from a distance.
    • There is a definite smell of fresh bread in the bakery.
    • You could see a definite improvement in her performance.

    Synonymeapparentcleardistinctevidentmanifestobviouspalpableplainunambiguousunmistakable

    Antonymeambiguousindistinctunclearvague

Formen
  • more definite comparative form
  • most definite superlative form
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