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assumed

/əˈsjuːmd/

/əˈsumd/

Übersetzungen

assumedpartizip perfekt

/əˈsjuːmd/

/əˈsumd/

Functions as a past participle used adjectivally.

assumedadjektiv

more assumed

Komp.

most assumed

Super.

/əˈsjuːmd/

/əˈsumd/

предполагаемый

The assumed cost of the project was higher than expected.

Предполагаемая стоимость проекта оказалась выше, чем ожидалось.

мнимый

He was arrested for his assumed identity.

Он был арестован за свою мнимую личность.

Synonyme

taken for granted

assumeverb

assumed

Präteritum

assumed

Präteritum

assumed

Partizip Perfekt

assuming

Gerundium

/əˈsjuːm/

/əˈsum/

предполагать

I assume you have finished your work.

Я предполагаю, что ты закончил свою работу.

брать на себя

He will assume the role of team leader.

Он возьмет на себя роль лидера команды.

принимать

The board will assume the new policy next month.

Совет примет новую политику в следующем месяце.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

take for granted

Antonyme

Definitionen

assumedpartizip perfekt

Taken for granted or accepted as true without proof; presumed.

The assumed value of the parameter was later adjusted.

Falsely adopted or pretended for a particular purpose.

Under an assumed name, she began a new life abroad.

assumedadjektiv

Taken for granted or accepted as true without proof.

The assumed facts in the report were later proven to be incorrect.

Adopted or taken on as a role or identity, often falsely or for a specific purpose.

He spoke with an assumed confidence that belied his nervousness.

assumeverb

To take for granted or without proof.

I assume you have completed the assignment since you didn't ask for an extension.

To take upon oneself; undertake.

She assumed the responsibility of organizing the event.

To take on a particular quality, appearance, or role.

The chameleon can assume the color of its surroundings.

To begin to have a particular position or status.

He will assume the role of CEO next month.

To pretend to have or to put on an appearance of (a quality, feeling, or manner); to feign.

He assumed an air of indifference to hide his disappointment.