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variegation

/ˌveə.ri.əˈɡeɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Zustand oder Prozess der Buntheit, Fleckigkeit oder Vielfarbigkeit in Farbe oder Aussehen, oder die Handlung, Abwechslung oder Vielfalt zu schaffen, besonders bei Investitionen oder im Produktangebot.

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noun

/ˌveə.ri.əˈɡeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • deZustand oder Prozess der Buntheit, Fleckigkeit oder Vielfarbigkeit in Farbe oder Aussehen, oder die Handlung, Abwechslung oder Vielfalt zu schaffen, besonders bei Investitionen oder im Produktangebot.

A noun referring to the state or process of being varied in color or appearance, or the act of introducing diversity, particularly in investments or product offerings.

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  1. Color variationB2formalscientific

    The presence of different colors or patches of color, especially in leaves, flowers, or other natural objects.

    deBunte Blattfärbung

    • The variegation in the leaves of this plant is caused by a genetic mutation.
    • Gardeners often seek out plants with striking variegation for their landscapes.
    • The marble's variegation gave it a unique and beautiful pattern.

    Synonymemarblingmottling

  2. DiversificationC1formalbusiness

    The act of introducing variety or diversity into a system, such as investments or product offerings.

    deDiversifikation

    • The fund manager recommended variegation of the portfolio to reduce risk.
    • The company's variegation of its product line helped it reach new markets.
    • Economic variegation is often seen as a strategy for long-term stability.

    Synonymediversificationdiversityvariationvariety

    Antonymeconsistencyhomogeneitysamenessuniformity

Formen
  • variegations plural form
  • variegations' possessive plural form
  • variegation's possessive singular form
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