specify

specify
transitive verb
ausdrücklich sagen; ausdrücklich nennen [Namen]

as specified above — wie oben aufgeführt

unless otherwise specified — wenn nicht anders angegeben

* * *
verb
1) (to mention particularly: He specified the main ilnesses that are caused by poverty.) (einzeln)angeben
2) (to order specially: She ordered a cake from the baker and specified green icing.) aufführen
•
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- specifically
* * *
speci·fy
<-ie->
[ˈspesɪfaɪ]
vt
▪ to \specify sth etw angeben [o über etw dat Angaben machen]; (list in detail) etw spezifizieren; (list expressly) etw ausdrücklich angeben
she did not \specify reasons for resigning sie nannte keine Gründe für ihren Rücktritt
my contract specifies [that] I must give a month's notice if I leave my job mein Arbeitsvertrag sieht einen Monat Kündigungsfrist vor
to \specify conditions Bedingungen festlegen
to \specify requirements Anforderungen darlegen
to \specify a time eine feste Zeit angeben
to clearly \specify sth etw klar darlegen [o geh spezifizieren]
* * *
['spesIfaɪ]
1. vt
angeben; (= list individually or in detail) spezifizieren, (einzeln) aufführen; (= stipulate) vorschreiben; (blueprint, contract etc) vorsehen

in the specified order — in der angegebenen or vorgeschriebenen Reihenfolge

a specified period of time — ein bestimmter Zeitabschnitt

to specify how to do sth — genauer or näher ausführen, wie etw gemacht werden soll

2. vi
genaue Angaben machen

unless otherwise specified — wenn nicht anders angegeben

* * *
specify [ˈspesıfaı]
A v/t
1. (einzeln) angeben oder aufführen oder (be)nennen, spezifizieren
2. (in einer Aufstellung) besonders anführen
3. bestimmen, (im Einzelnen) festsetzen:
specified period of time bestimmter Zeitabschnitt
B v/i genaue Angaben machen
* * *
transitive verb
ausdrücklich sagen; ausdrücklich nennen [Namen]

as specified above — wie oben aufgeführt

unless otherwise specified — wenn nicht anders angegeben

* * *
v.
angeben v.
bestimmen v.
präzisieren v.
spezifizieren v.

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