deliberate

deliberate
1. adjective
1) (intentional) absichtlich; bewusst [Lüge, Irreführung]; vorsätzlich [Verbrechen]
2) (unhurried and considered) bedächtig
2. intransitive verb
1) (think carefully)

deliberate on something — über etwas (Akk.) [sorgfältig] nachdenken

2) (debate)

deliberate over or on or about something — über etwas (Akk.) beraten

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[di'libərət]
adjective
1) (intentional and not by accident: That was a deliberate insult.) bewußt, vorsätzlich
2) (cautious and not hurried: He had a very deliberate way of walking.) bedächtig
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de·lib·er·ate
I. adj
[dɪˈlɪbərət]
1. (intentional) bewusst, absichtlich
it wasn't \deliberate es war keine Absicht
a \deliberate decision eine bewusste Entscheidung
2. (careful)
a \deliberate movement eine vorsichtige [o bedächtige] Bewegung
II. vi
[dɪˈlɪbəreɪt]
(form) [gründlich] nachdenken (on über +akk)
to \deliberate on a case über einen Fall beraten
III. vt
[dɪˈlɪbəreɪt]
(form)
1. (discuss)
▪ to \deliberate sth question etw beraten
▪ to \deliberate whether ... überlegen, ob ...
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[dI'lIbərIt]
1. adj
1) (= intentional) absichtlich; action, attempt, insult, lie bewusst

spot the deliberate mistake — suchen Sie den versteckten Fehler

2) (= cautious, thoughtful) besonnen; action, decision, judgement (wohl)überlegt; (= slow) movement, step, voice bedächtig[dI'lIbəreɪt]
2. vi
(= ponder) nachdenken (on, upon über +acc); (= discuss) sich beraten (on, upon über +acc, wegen)[dI'lIbəreɪt]
3. vt
(= ponder) bedenken, überlegen; (= discuss) beraten
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deliberate
A adj [dıˈlıbərət] (adv deliberately)
1. überlegt
2. bewusst, absichtlich, vorsätzlich:
deliberately auch mit Absicht;
a deliberate lie eine bewusste oder vorsätzliche Lüge;
a deliberate misrepresentation eine bewusst falsche Darstellung
3. bedächtig, bedachtsam, vorsichtig, besonnen
4. gemächlich (Tempo etc)
B v/t [-reıt] überlegen, erwägen (beide:
what to do was man tun soll)
C v/i
1. nachdenken (on, upon, about über akk), überlegen
2. beratschlagen, sich beraten (beide:
on, upon, about über akk)
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1. adjective
1) (intentional) absichtlich; bewusst [Lüge, Irreführung]; vorsätzlich [Verbrechen]
2) (unhurried and considered) bedächtig
2. intransitive verb
1) (think carefully)

deliberate on something — über etwas (Akk.) [sorgfältig] nachdenken

2) (debate)

deliberate over or on or about something — über etwas (Akk.) beraten

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adj.
absichtlich adj.
bewusst adj. n.
beabsichtigt adj. v.
überlegen v.

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