axiomatic

axiomatic
adjective
axiomatisch

I have taken it as axiomatic that ... — ich gehe von dem Grundsatz aus, dass ...

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axio·mat·ic
[ˌæksiəˈmætɪk, AM -ˈmæt̬-]
adj axiomatisch geh
it is \axiomatic that ... es liegt auf der Hand, dass ...
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["ksIəU'mtIk]
adj
axiomatisch

we can take it as axiomatic that ... — wir können von dem Grundsatz ausgehen, dass ...

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axiomatic [-ˈmætık] adj, axiomatical adj (adv axiomatically)
1. axiomatisch, offenkundig
2. aphoristisch
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adjective
axiomatisch

I have taken it as axiomatic that ... — ich gehe von dem Grundsatz aus, dass ...


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