in the PONS Dictionary
ab·stract·ed [æbˈstræktɪd] ADJ
- abstracted
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II. ab·stract N [ˈæbstrækt]
1. abstract (summary):
2. abstract LAW:
3. abstract (generalized form):
4. abstract ART:
5. abstract PHILOS:
III. ab·stract VB trans [æbˈstrækt]
abstract ADJ INV-FIN
ab·stract ˈnoun N LING
evalu·ative ˈab·stract N COMPUT
abstract sign N
abstract capital N INV-FIN
abstract of land register N ECON LAW
abstract promise to pay N ECON LAW
OpenDict entry
abstract
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OpenDict entry
abstract of minutes N
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