abstrakt
abstract
English translations
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abstract
Word details
- German meaning
- Nicht gegenständlich, nicht konkret, sondern verallgemeinernd und gedanklich.
- English meaning
- abstract
- Synonym
- gegenstandslos, unkonkret
- German example
- Das Gemälde ist sehr abstrakt und schwer zu interpretieren.
- English example
- The painting is very abstract and difficult to interpret.
- Comparative
- abstrakterSuperlative: am abstraktesten
Related words
- Abstraktum
An abstract term refers to something general or conceptual, as opposed to something concrete or tangible.
- Abstraktion
Abstraction
- konkret
Concrete
- schematisch
Schematic
- Personifizierung
Personification
- Hilbertraum
A Hilbert space is an abstract vector space with an inner product, used in mathematics and physics.
- Reifizierung
reification
- Personifikation
Personification
- reifizieren
Reify
- verdinglichen
Objectify
- theoretisieren
to theorize
- materialisieren
To materialize means that something incorporeal or abstract takes on a physical form or becomes visible.
- konzeptionell
Conceptual
- Entkörperlichung
Disembodiment
- Datenbankmodell
Database model
- Sachbegriff
Concrete term
- Schemen
Schemes
- personifizieren
Personify
- konzeptuell
Conceptual
- gegenständlich
Representational, objective
- unkonkret
Unspecific, vague
- praxisfremd
Impractical
- Allegorik
Allegory
- Allegorie
Allegory
- Sinnbild
An emblem is a symbol or a pictorial representation of an abstract concept or idea.
- Konzept
Concept
- Kategorientheorie
Category theory is an abstract branch of mathematics that deals with categories, objects, and morphisms.
- Instanz
Instance
- Archiphonem
Archiphoneme
- Verdinglichung
reification, objectification
- Konkretum
Concrete noun
- konkretisieren
to specify, to concretize
- vergegenständlichen
To objectify
- verkörpert
embodies
Example sentences with “abstrakt”
Die Kunstausstellung war sehr abstrakt. (The art exhibition was very abstract.)
Frequently asked questions
How do you form the adverb of 'abstrakt'?
The adjective 'abstrakt' functions as an adverb without any changes in form. For example: 'Er denkt abstrakt.' (He thinks abstractly.)