seriousness

seriousness
noun, no pl.
1) (earnestness) Ernst, der; Ernsthaftigkeit, die

in all seriousness — ganz im Ernst

2) (gravity) Schwere, die; (of situation) Ernst, der
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noun der Ernst
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se·ri·ous·ness
[ˈsɪəriəsnəs, AM ˈsɪriəs-]
n no pl
1. (serious nature) of person Ernst m; (critical state) of problem, threat Ernst m; of situation Ernsthaftigkeit f, Schwere f
2. (sincerity) Ernsthaftigkeit f, Ernst m; of offer Seriosität f geh
in all \seriousness ganz im Ernst
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['sIərIəsnɪs]
n
1) (= earnestness) Ernst m; (= lack of frivolity) Ernsthaftigkeit f; (of consideration, discussion, point, matter etc) Ernst m; (of newspaper, interest) Ernsthaftigkeit f, Seriosität f; (of offer, suggestion) Seriosität f

in all seriousness — ganz im Ernst

2) (= critical nature of accident, loss, mistake, injury, illness) Schwere f; (of problem, situation, patient's condition, threat, shortage) Ernst m; (of deterioration) Bedenklichkeit f
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seriousness s
1. Ernst m, Ernsthaftigkeit f:
in all seriousness allen Ernstes
2. Wichtigkeit f, Bedeutung f
* * *
noun, no pl.
1) (earnestness) Ernst, der; Ernsthaftigkeit, die

in all seriousness — ganz im Ernst

2) (gravity) Schwere, die; (of situation) Ernst, der
* * *
n.
Ernst nur sing. m.
Ernsthaftigkeit f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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