diverse

diverse
adjective
1) (unlike) verschieden[artig]; unterschiedlich
2) (varied) vielseitig, breit gefächert [[Aus]bildung, Interessen, Kenntnisse]; bunt [gewürfelt] [Mischung]
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adjective
(different; of various kinds.) verschieden
- academic.ru/115892/diversely">diversely
- diverseness
- diversify
- diversity
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di·verse
[ˈdaɪvɜ:s, AM ˈdɪvɜ:rs]
adj
1. (varied) vielfältig, breit gefächert
culturally [or ethnically] \diverse multikulturell
2. (not alike) unterschiedlich
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[daɪ'vɜːs]
adj
1) (with singular noun) group gemischt, bunt zusammengewürfelt; society, population gemischt; range, selection breit, vielfältig
2) (with plural noun) people, areas, elements, backgrounds verschieden, unterschiedlich; interests vielfältig

celebrities as diverse as ... — so verschiedene or unterschiedliche Berühmtheiten wie ...

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diverse [daıˈvɜːs; US -ˈvɜrs] adj (adv diversely)
1. verschieden, ungleich, andersartig
2. mannigfaltig
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adjective
1) (unlike) verschieden[artig]; unterschiedlich
2) (varied) vielseitig, breit gefächert [[Aus]bildung, Interessen, Kenntnisse]; bunt [gewürfelt] [Mischung]
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adj.
divers adj.
diversen adj.
mannigfaltig adj.
ungleich adj.
verschieden adj.

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