Was heißt »ge­ne­rell« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Mein genereller Eindruck ist, dass es sehr gut ist.

My general impression is that it is very good.

Da die meisten Esperantosprecher die Sprache im Selbststudium gelernt haben, war das Internet generell, und besonders Seiten wie www.lernu.net, ein Segen für die Sprache.

Since most speakers of Esperanto have learned the language through self study, the Internet in general, and websites such as www.lernu.net in particular, have been a great boon to the language.

Atmen wird generell überbewertet.

Breathing is generally overrated.

Synonyme

ab­so­lut:

absolute

all­ge­mein:

common

public

universal

all­um­fas­send:

all-embracing

ganz:

intact

glo­bal:

global

grund­sätz­lich:

principal

im All­ge­mei­nen:

in general

in der Re­gel:

as a rule

ins­ge­samt:

altogether

in sum

in total

overall

pau­schal:

all-inclusive

in a lump sum

in total

um­fas­send:

complete

comprehensive

extensive

full

sweeping

thorough

un­be­stimmt:

undetermined

weit­ge­hend:

wide

widely

weit­hin:

widely

Antonyme

in­di­vi­du­ell:

individual

single

spe­zi­ell:

special

Englische Beispielsätze

• A general strike will take place on the 29th.

• The weather in Greece is generally good.

• In contrast to many other kinds of beetle, ladybirds generally don't produce a feeling of aversion in people. Why is that?

• I asked how many wars the general had fought.

• She's a general.

• We are generally amenable to requests of this kind.

• The proposal was generally welcomed.

• The general opinion is not always the truest.

• His proposal met with general approval.

• Chess is a gold mine very little explored in journalistic terms, given its captivating connections to science, art, and culture in general, and its huge number of fascinating characters.

• Intelligence is a term that generally refers to cognitive ability, that is, the brain process of perceiving, analyzing, recording, and recalling information captured through the five senses.

• Since Black has the advantage of making the first move, White usually starts the game with some additional points, komi, generally 6.5 in the Japanese system of rules and 7.5 in the Chinese.

• Her opinion was often completely at odds with the one generally held.

• It is important to note the difference between general and technical language.

• In certain specific cases it can be the right measure to take, but it is not something to be applied generally.

• Hope is generally a bad guide, but a good companion.

• Stones are generally considered dead material.

• Road signs are generally installed on the verge.

• Road signs are generally put up on the verge.

• In certain specific cases it can be the right measure to take, but it's not something to be used in general.