Ditionary french To german Dictionary Absolument Meaning In german

Absolument Meaning In german

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French	German
absolument	absolut Adverb eindeutig Adverb vollkommen Adverb völlig Adverb streng Adverb unbedingt Adverb rein Adverb reineweg Adverb grundsätzlich Adverb durchaus Adverb
absolument	gänzlich Adverb insgesamt Adverb vollends Adverb völlig Adverb ganz: im ganzen Adverb
absolument	einfach Adverb nur Adverb bloß Adverb eben Adverb lediglich Adverb halt Adverb
absolument	völlig Adverb voll Adverb vollkommen Adverb gänzlich Adverb vollständig Adverb ganz Adverb durch und durch Adverb durchaus Adverb restlos Adverb vollauf Adverb vollends Adverb reineweg Adverb glatt Adverb rundum Adverb
absolument	positiv Adverb bestimmt Adverb definitiv Adverb eindeutig Adverb wirklich Adverb echt Adverb
absolument	tot Adjective abgestorben Adjective gestorben Adjective eingegangen Adjective gefühllos Adjective langweilig Adjective taub Adjective stromlos Adjective völlig Adjective total Adjective dumpf Adjective matt Adjective betrieb: außer betrieb Adjective unzustellbar Adjective kaputt: völlig kaputt Adjective veraltet Adjective genau Adverb total Adverb völlig Adverb tote Noun tote: die toten Noun
absolument	bestimmt Adverb definitiv Adverb durchaus Adverb eindeutig Adverb entschieden Adverb wahrlich Adverb zweifellos Adverb
absolument	höchst Adverb

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