philosophic

philosophic
philosophical adjective
1) philosophisch
2) (resigned, calm) abgeklärt; gelassen
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[-'so-]
adjective
1) (of philosophy: a philosophical discussion; philosophical works.) philosophisch
2) ((of a person) calm, not easily upset or worried: He's had a lot of bad luck, but he's philosophical about it.) gleichmütig
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["fIlə'sɒfIk(əl)]
adj
philosophisch; (fig also) gelassen

to be philosophical about sth — etw philosophisch betrachten

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philosophic [ˌfıləˈsɒfık; US -ˈsɑf-] adj (adv philosophically) → academic.ru/55058/philosophical">philosophical
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philosophical adjective
1) philosophisch
2) (resigned, calm) abgeklärt; gelassen
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adj.
philosophisch adj.

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