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dis·joint·ed [dɪsˈʤɔɪntɪd, ingl am -t̬-] AGG
1. disjointed (not coherent):
- disjointed
- zusammenhanglos attr
- disjointed
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2. disjointed (disunited):
- disjointed
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
The military authorities also reacted in disjointed manner.
en.wikipedia.org There are all these strange, disjointed parts that kind of turned into a song.
en.wikipedia.org The roadway is in two separate disjointed sections.
en.wikipedia.org The varied building history of the court is reflected in its rather disjointed appearance.
en.wikipedia.org As a result, today's stand has a rather disjointed look about it.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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de.marketo.com It was able to abandon its disjointed array of marketing applications and save time and resources by consolidating online marketing activities into one integrated platform.
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Das Unternehmen konnte seine unzusammenhängenden Marketing-Anwendungen aufgeben und durch Zusammenlegung von Online-Marketingaktivitäten in eine integrierte Plattform Zeit und Ressourcen einsparen.
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www.prodyna.com Unlike vendors offering closed and disjointed solutions, Talend offers an open and flexible platform, supported by a predictable subscription model.
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Anders als Anbieter geschlossener und unzusammenhängender Lösungen bietet Talend eine offene und flexible Plattform, die von einem planbaren Subskriptionsmodell unterstützt wird.
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www.litrix.de His speech is nothing but a disjointed series of words and he is afraid of neither the dog nor the cat.
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Er stammelt nur unzusammenhängende Wörter und fürchtet sich weder vor dem Hund noch vor dem Kater.
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