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verfahren und vorrichtung zur Übersetzung von sätzen mit adverbialen sätzen.

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method of translating sentence including adverb phrase by using translating apparatus.

Last Update: 2014-11-28
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entscheidend ist beim adverbialen partizip, daß es das gleiche subjekt wie das finite verb hat.

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it is crucial for the adverbial participle that it has the same subject as the finite verb.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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aus dem adverbialen gebrauch der partizipien haben sich bestimmte feste redewendungen ergeben, wobei das partizip auch in obliquen kasus erscheinen kann.

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out of the adverbial use of the participle in participal constructions certain regular idioms emerged, where the participle can also occur in oblique cases.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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im unterschied zum adverbialen partizip steht das absolute partizip zumeist in einem obliquen kasus. es stimmt dabei mit seinem bezugssubjekt in genus und numerus überein.

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in contrast to the adverbial participle the absolute participle has mainly the form of an oblique case. it agrees with its referential subject in gender and number.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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im unterschied zum adverbialen gebrauch ist das partizip in den partizipialkonstruktionen nicht von einem finiten verb abhängig, sondern vertritt selbst die stelle eines prädikats. man spricht deshalb auch vom absoluten partizip.

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in contrast to the adverbial use the participle in participal constructions is not dependant on a finite verb but takes the part of a predicate itself. therefore we also speak of the absolute participle.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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adverbial

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adverbial

Last Update: 2014-11-13
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