inactive

inactive
adjective
1) untätig
2) (sluggish) träge
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[in'æktiv]
adjective
(formal)
1) (not taking much exercise: You're fat because you're so inactive.) träge
2) (no longer working, functioning etc; not active: an inactive volcano.) untätig
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in·ac·tive
[ɪnˈæktɪv]
adj untätig, passiv; also COMPUT inaktiv; ECON, FIN flau
the explosive remains \inactive until set off by heat der Sprengstoff wird erst durch Hitze gezündet
\inactive market umsatzschwacher Markt
an \inactive volcano ein inaktiver Vulkan
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[In'ktɪv]
adj
untätig; person, life, hands also müßig (geh); mind träge, müßig (geh); volcano erloschen, untätig; (FIN) account umsatzlos

don't have money lying inactive in the bank — lassen Sie (Ihr) Geld nicht auf der Bank brachliegen

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inactive [ınˈæktıv] adj (adv inactively)
1. untätig
2. träge, faul
3. WIRTSCH lustlos, flau (Markt):
inactive account umsatzloses Konto;
inactive capital brachliegendes Kapital
4. a) CHEM, PHYS inaktiv, unwirksam:
inactive mass träge Masse
b) PHYS nicht radioaktiv
5. MED inaktiv
6. MIL nicht aktiv, außer Dienst
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adjective
1) untätig
2) (sluggish) träge
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adj.
inaktiv adj.
tatenlos adj.
träg adj.

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