Mar 18, 2004 09:00
20 yrs ago
English term
concerned with
Non-PRO
Homework / test
English to German
Social Sciences
Nuclear Eng/Sci
...he was the most concerned with the anti- nuclear protests....
Proposed translations
(German)
Proposed translations
+2
21 mins
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Note (translation, see Thilo)
"to be concerned with" does not mean "to be afraid"
Medicine: is an area of human knowledge concerned with restoring health. ...
anatomical: Concerned with anatomy
a discipline concerned with the study of ...
"medical librarianship] is the most highly organized, the most advanced technologically, and the most concerned with formal and informal cooperation in a structured way,” partly because “the leadership of the National Library of Medicine [and] the clarity of their mission.” http://www.mlanet.org/about/history/s_echelman.html
Medicine: is an area of human knowledge concerned with restoring health. ...
anatomical: Concerned with anatomy
a discipline concerned with the study of ...
"medical librarianship] is the most highly organized, the most advanced technologically, and the most concerned with formal and informal cooperation in a structured way,” partly because “the leadership of the National Library of Medicine [and] the clarity of their mission.” http://www.mlanet.org/about/history/s_echelman.html
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Armorel Young
: and nor does it mean affected (betroffen) - it means he was more involved than anyone else
21 mins
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agree |
Heidi Stone-Schaller
36 mins
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3 mins
am meisten Angst machten ihm die Proteste gegen...
ein Vorschlag
7 mins
Am meisten kümmerte er sich um...
Eine weitere Vermutung, ohne Kontext ist es ziemlich schwierig...
+1
14 mins
er war am meisten von den Protesten betroffen
sonst müsste es ja heißen: he was most concerned.
Der komplette Satz wäre hilfreich...
Der komplette Satz wäre hilfreich...
+2
1 hr
er beschäftigte sich am meisten mit...
"concerned with" und nicht "concerned about"-- Like Armorel said, it's neither "afraid of" nor "affected by."
There's another issue here which is the question if he was more concerned with x than *anybody* else OR if he was more concerned with x than with *anything* else. I believe it is the first option.
There's another issue here which is the question if he was more concerned with x than *anybody* else OR if he was more concerned with x than with *anything* else. I believe it is the first option.
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