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intent:
- Bedeutung; Sinn; Tendenz; Wert; Wichigkeit; Tragweite
- gespitzt; konzentriert; auf etwas gerichtet
Wiktionary:
- intent → Absicht
- intent → angestrengt, angespannt, gespannt, achtsam, bedächtig, achtgebend, wachsam, auf der Hut, aufmerksam, Ziel, Sinn, Zweck, Absicht, Plan, Äußerung, Ausspruch

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Detailed Translations for intentness from English to German

intentness:

Translation Matrix for intentness:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	engrossment

Synonyms for "intentness":

engrossment; assiduity; assiduousness; concentration

Related Definitions for "intentness":

the quality of being intent and concentrated¹
- the intentness of his gaze¹

intentness form of intent:

intent [the ~] noun

the intent (meaning; tendency; purport; sense; tenor; stature)
die Bedeutung; der Sinn; die Tendenz; der Wert; die Wichigkeit; die Tragweite
- Bedeutung [die ~] noun
- Sinn [der ~] noun
- Tendenz [die ~] noun
- Wert [der ~] noun
- Wichigkeit [die ~] noun
- Tragweite [die ~] noun

intent adj

intent (with concentration; concentrated)
gespitzt; konzentriert; auf etwas gerichtet
- gespitzt adj
- konzentriert adj
- auf etwas gerichtet adj

Translation Matrix for intent:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Bedeutung	intent; meaning; purport; sense; stature; tendency; tenor	circumference; composition; dimension; drift; extent; intention; meaning; measure; merit; purpose; significance; size; substance; use; value; worth
Sinn	intent; meaning; purport; sense; stature; tendency; tenor	advantage; benefit; composition; drift; earnings; economy; gain; intention; meaning; output; profit; purpose; return; substance; take; tendency; use; usefulness; utility; victory; winning; yield
Tendenz	intent; meaning; purport; sense; stature; tendency; tenor	fashion; inclination; meaning; nature; purport; sense; signification; tendency; tendency toward; tenor; trend
Tragweite	intent; meaning; purport; sense; stature; tendency; tenor	merit; significance; value; worth
Wert	intent; meaning; purport; sense; stature; tendency; tenor	importance; meaning; merit; significance; value; weight; worth
Wichigkeit	intent; meaning; purport; sense; stature; tendency; tenor
-	aim; design; intention; purport; purpose; spirit
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	absorbed; captive; engrossed; enwrapped; wrapped
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	intention
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
auf etwas gerichtet	concentrated; intent; with concentration
gespitzt	concentrated; intent; with concentration
konzentriert	concentrated; intent; with concentration	concentrated; conscientious; intently; meticulous; scrupulous; strenuous; with concentration

Related Words for "intent":

intentness, intents, intently

Synonyms for "intent":

captive; absorbed; engrossed; enwrapped; wrapped; attentive
purpose; intention; aim; design; goal; end
purport; spirit; meaning; significance; signification; import

Related Definitions for "intent":

giving or marked by complete attention to¹
- so intent on this fantastic...narrative that she hardly stirred¹
an anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your planned actions¹
- his intent was to provide a new translation¹
the intended meaning of a communication¹

Wiktionary Translations for intent:

intent

noun

a purpose; something that is intended
- intent → Absicht

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• intent	→ angestrengt; angespannt; gespannt	↔ gespannen — in hoge mate werkzaam
• intent	→ achtsam; bedächtig; achtgebend; wachsam; auf der Hut; aufmerksam	↔ attentif — Qui a de l’attention, de la concentration sur quelque chose.
• intent	→ Ziel; Sinn; Zweck	↔ but — Objectif.
• intent	→ Absicht; Plan; Ziel; Zweck	↔ dessein — Intention d’exécuter quelque chose (sens général)
• intent	→ Absicht; Plan; Äußerung; Ausspruch	↔ propos — parole échanger dans la conversation.

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