significant in German
significant in German is signifikant, bedeutend — significant means important enough to be noticed or to have a real effect.
significant in German
signifikant
Having a noticeable or major effect.
bedeutend
Having a noticeable or major effect.
What does "significant" mean?
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adj Important enough to be noticed or to have a real effect.
"The new bridge made a significant difference to travel times."
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adj Fairly large in size, number, or amount.
"A significant number of students walk to school every day."
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adj Unlikely to have happened by chance, especially in statistics.
"The scientist checked whether the difference was significant or just chance."
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significant in a sentence
- The new bridge made a significant difference to travel times.
- A significant change in temperature can affect how the plants grow.
- A significant number of students walk to school every day.
- He made a significant amount of money from selling his old car.
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What is "significant" in German?
"significant" in German is signifikant, bedeutend. significant means: Important enough to be noticed or to have a real effect.
How do you use "significant" in a sentence?
Example: "The new bridge made a significant difference to travel times." In German, "significant" is signifikant, bedeutend.
Are there other ways to say "significant" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "significant": signifikant, bedeutend.
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