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1 sequence
noun1) (succession) Reihenfolge, dierapid/logical sequence — rasche/logische Abfolge
2) (part of film) Sequenz, die* * *['si:kwəns](a series of events etc following one another in a particular order: He described the sequence of events leading to his dismissal from the firm; a sequence of numbers; a dance sequence.) die Reihenfolge* * *se·quence[ˈsi:kwən(t)s]I. n▪ to be in/out of \sequence innerhalb/außerhalb der Reihenfolge seina \sequence of events eine Reihe von Ereignissento be in chronological \sequence in chronologischer Reihenfolge sein▪ to \sequence sth etw sequenzieren* * *['siːkwəns]n1) (= order) Folge f, Reihenfolge fsequence of tenses/words — Zeiten-/Wortfolge f
to do sth in logical sequence — etw in der logisch richtigen Reihenfolge tun
2) (= things following) Reihe f, Folge f; (MUS, CARDS, ECCL) Sequenz f; (MATH) Reihe f3) (FILM: dance sequence) Sequenz f* * *sequence [ˈsiːkwəns] s1. (Aufeinander)Folge f:the sequence of events der Ablauf der Ereignisse;sequence of tenses LING Zeitenfolge;sequence switch Folgeschalter m2. (Reihen)Folge f:in sequence der Reihe nach3. Folge f, Reihe f, Serie f:sequence of wins SPORT Siegesserie4. → academic.ru/66006/sequel">sequel 25. Folgerichtigkeit f6. Sequenz f:b) KATH liturgisches Chorlied nach dem Graduale7. FILM Szene(nfolge) f8. fig Vorgang m, Episode fsq. abk1. sequence3. square* * *noun1) (succession) Reihenfolge, dierapid/logical sequence — rasche/logische Abfolge
2) (part of film) Sequenz, die* * *n.Abfolge -n f.Ablauf -¨e m.Aufeinanderfolge f.Folge -n f.Folgerichtigkeit f.Folgezeit f.Reihe -n f.Reihenfolge f.Sequenz -en f.Serie -n f. v.in eine Reihenfolge bringen ausdr.sequentialisieren v. -
2 sequence
se·quence [ʼsi:kwən(t)s] nto be in/out of \sequence innerhalb/außerhalb der Reihenfolge sein;a \sequence of events eine Reihe von Ereignissen;to be in chronological \sequence in chronologischer Reihenfolge sein -
3 series
noun, pl. same1) (sequence) Reihe, diea series of events/misfortunes — eine Folge von Ereignissen/Missgeschicken
2) (set of successive issues) Serie, dieradio/TV series — Hörfunkreihe/Fernsehserie, die
series of programmes — Sendereihe, die
4) (group of stamps, games, etc.) Serie, die5) (Electr.)* * *plural; see series* * *se·ries<pl ->[ˈsɪəri:z, AM ˈsɪri:z]n\series of experiments Versuchsreihe f\series of measurements Messreihe fa \series of scandals eine Reihe Skandale3. RADIO, TV Serie fcomedy/TV \series Comedyserie f/Fernsehserie f▪ in \series in Reihe [geschaltet]* * *['sIərɪz]n pl -1) Serie f; (of books, lectures etc also, of films, talks, MATH, MUS, ELEC) Reihe f; (of events also, succession of things) Reihe f, Folge fa series of articles — eine Artikelserie or -reihe
* * *series [ˈsıəriːz; -rız] pl -ries s1. Serie f, Reihe f, Folge f:a series of concerts eine Konzertreihe;in series der Reihe nach ( → 4, 5)2. (Artikel-, Buch- etc) Serie f, (-)Reihe f3. MATH Reihe f4. TECH Serie f, Baureihe f:series production Reihen-, Serienbau m;in series serienmäßigseries motor Reihen(schluss)motor m;series parallel circuit Reihenparallelschaltung f;series-wound Reihenschluss…;6. CHEM homologe Reihe7. GEOL Schichtfolge f8. ZOOL Abteilung f9. (Briefmarken- etc) Serie f10. LING Reihe f von gleich geordneten Satzteilens. abk2. section3. see s.4. series5. set7. sign8. signed gez.9. singular Sg.10. sonser. abk1. serial2. series3. sermon* * *noun, pl. same1) (sequence) Reihe, diea series of events/misfortunes — eine Folge von Ereignissen/Missgeschicken
2) (set of successive issues) Serie, dieradio/TV series — Hörfunkreihe/Fernsehserie, die
series of programmes — Sendereihe, die
3) (set of books) Reihe, die4) (group of stamps, games, etc.) Serie, die5) (Electr.)* * *n.Folge -n f.Kette -n f.Reihe -n f.Schriftenreihe f.Serie -n f.
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