method

method
noun
1) (procedure) Methode, die; (process) Verfahren, das
2) no pl., no art. (arrangement of ideas, orderliness) System, das; Systematik, die

there's method in his madness — (fig. joc.) der Wahnsinn hat Methode

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['meƟəd]
noun
1) (the way in which one does something: I don't like his methods of training workers.) das System; die Methode
2) (an orderly or fixed series of actions for doing something: Follow the method set down in the instruction book.) das System
3) (good sense and a definite plan: Her work seems to lack method.) die Planmäßigkeit
- academic.ru/46494/methodical">methodical
- methodically
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meth·od
[ˈmeθəd]
n
1. (way of doing sth) Methode f, Art und Weise f; TECH Verfahren nt
\method of accounting Bewertungsmethode f
\method of analysis CHEM Analysenverfahren nt
\method of approximation MATH Näherungsverfahren nt
\method of communication Kommunikationsweg m
\method of comparison Vergleichsverfahren nt
\method of financing Finanzierungsform f, Finanzierungsart f
\method of fluxion [or fluctuations] MATH Differenzialrechnung f
\method of payment Zahlungsmodus m, Zahlungsweg m
\method of persuasion Überzeugungstaktik f
\method of transport Fortbewegungsart f
teaching \method Lehrmethode f
2. no pl (order) System nt
3.
there is \method in [or AM to] sb's madness jds Wahnsinn hat Methode
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['meɵəd]
n
Methode f; (= process) Verfahren nt; (COOK) Zubereitung f; (in experiment) Vorgehens- or Verfahrensweise f

method of payment/application — Zahlungs-/Anwendungsweise f

there's method in his madness — sein Wahnsinn hat Methode

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method [ˈmeθəd] s
1. Methode f (auch MATH), Verfahren n (auch CHEM, TECH):
the method of doing sth die Art und Weise, etwas zu tun;
by a method nach einer Methode;
method of measuring Messverfahren n;
method of compensation MATH Ausgleichungsrechnung f;
method of payment Zahlungsweise f;
method of financing Finanzierungsart f;
method of operation
a) Verfahrensweise f, Arbeitsmethode f,
b) Handschrift f (eines Täters)
2. Lehrmethode f
3. System n
4. PHIL (logische) Denkmethode
5. Methode f, Planmäßigkeit f, System n:
work with method methodisch arbeiten;
there is method in his madness sein Wahnsinn hat Methode (was er tut, ist nicht so verrückt, wie es aussieht);
there is method in all this da ist System drin
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noun
1) (procedure) Methode, die; (process) Verfahren, das
2) no pl., no art. (arrangement of ideas, orderliness) System, das; Systematik, die

there's method in his madness — (fig. joc.) der Wahnsinn hat Methode

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n.
Arbeitsweise f.
Art und Weise f.
Handlungsweise f.
Methode -n f.
Verfahrensweise f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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