acceptable

acceptable
adjective
akzeptabel; annehmbar [Preis, Gehalt]
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adjective
1) (satisfactory: The decision should be acceptable to most people.) annehmbar
2) (pleasing: a very acceptable gift.) willkommen
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ac·cept·able
[əkˈseptəbl̩]
adj
1. (satisfactory) akzeptabel, hinnehmbar
▪ to not be \acceptable untragbar sein
▪ to be \acceptable to sb für jdn akzeptabel [o annehmbar] sein
if these terms are \acceptable to you, ... wenn Sie mit diesen Bedingungen einverstanden sind, ...
2. (form: welcome) recht, willkommen
chocolates make a very \acceptable gift Schokolade kommt als Mitbringsel immer gut an
3. (enough) ausreichend
anything over a pound would be quite \acceptable alles, was mehr als ein Pfund ist, wäre O.K.
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[ək'septəbl]
adj
annehmbar (to für), akzeptabel (to für); behaviour zulässig; (= suitable) gift passend

that would be most acceptable — das wäre sehr or höchst willkommen

any job would be acceptable to him — ihm wäre jede Stelle recht

only the best is acceptable — nur das Beste kann angenommen werden

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acceptable adj (adv acceptably)
1. annehmbar, akzeptabel, tragbar (alle:
to für):
socially acceptable salon-, hoffähig
2. angenehm, willkommen
3. erträglich
4. acceptable as collateral WIRTSCH beleihbar, lombardfähig
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adjective
akzeptabel; annehmbar [Preis, Gehalt]
* * *
adj.
akzeptabel adj.
annehmbar adj.
zulässig adj.

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