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1 corps
noun, pl. sameKorps, das* * *[ko:z]plural; = corps* * *<pl ->[kɔ:ʳ, AM kɔ:r]n + sing/pl vbmedical \corps Sanitätstruppe fmilitary \corps Armeekorps ntofficer \corps Offizierskorps ntthe diplomatic \corps das Diplomatische Korps* * *[kɔː(r)]n pl - (MIL)Korps nt* * *corps [kɔː(r)] pl corps [-z] s1. MILb) Korps n, Truppe f:corps of engineers Pioniertruppe;volunteer corps Freiwilligenkorps, -truppe* * *noun, pl. sameKorps, das -
2 Corps Diplomatique
['kɔː"dɪpləʊm'tiːk]ndiplomatisches Korps → diplomatic corpsSee:→ diplomatic corps* * *CD abk2. Corps Diplomatique, Diplomatic Corps -
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adjective, diplomatically adverb(Polit.; also fig.) diplomatisch* * *[diplə'mætik]1) (concerning diplomacy: a diplomatic mission.) diplomatisch2) (tactful: a diplomatic remark.) diplomatisch* * *dip·lo·mat·ic[ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk, AM -t̬-]he gave a very \diplomatic answer er antwortete sehr diplomatischby \diplomatic channels auf diplomatischem Weg\diplomatic language Diplomatensprache fto grant sb \diplomatic status jdn in den Diplomatenstand erheben* * *["dIplə'mtɪk] diplomatisch* * *A adj (adv diplomatically)1. POL diplomatisch:diplomatic career Diplomatenlaufbahn f;diplomatic immunity diplomatische Immunität;diplomatic relations diplomatische Beziehungen;2. fig diplomatisch, klug, taktisch geschickt1. Diplomatik f, Urkundenlehre f2. POL Diplomatie f* * *adjective, diplomatically adverb(Polit.; also fig.) diplomatisch* * *adj.diplomatisch adj. -
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5 Diplomatic Corps
noun* * *dip·lo·ˈmat·ic corpsn diplomatisches Korps* * *CD abk2. Corps Diplomatique, Diplomatic Corps* * *noun -
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<pl -> [kɔ:ʳ, Am kɔ:r] n+ sing/ pl vbmedical \corps Sanitätstruppe f;military \corps Armeekorps nt;officer \corps Offizierskorps ntthe diplomatic \corps das Diplomatische Korps -
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dip·lo·'mat·ic corps ndiplomatisches Korps -
8 CD
abbreviation1) = academic.ru/13143/civil_defence">civil defence2) = Corps Diplomatique CD3) = compact disc CDCD burner — CD-Brenner, der
CD player — CD-Spieler, der
CD writer — CD-Brenner, der
* * *[si:'di:] noun( abbreviation)(compact disc.)- CD player- CD-ROM* * *CD1[ˌsi:ˈdi:]on \CD auf CDCD2[ˌsi:ˈdi:]n abbrev of civil defenceCD3[ˌsi:ˈdi:]CD4[ˌsi:ˈdi:]CD5[ˌsi:ˈdi:]CD6[ˌsi:ˈdi:]cer·tifi·cate of de·ˈpos·it, CDn ECON, FIN Einlagenzertifikat nt, Depositenzertifikat ntchief ˈcon·sta·ble, CDAssistant [or Deputy] Chief Constable stellvertretender Polizeipräsident/stellvertretende Polizeipräsidentinciv·il de·ˈfence, CDn Compact Disc f* * *1) abbr of compact disc CD fCD burner — CD-Brenner m
CD player — CD-Spieler m, CD-Player m
CD Walkman® — CD-Walkman (R), tragbarer CD-Player
CD writer — CD-Brenner m
2)See:3)See:4)See:* * *CD1 abk2. Corps Diplomatique, Diplomatic Corps* * *abbreviation1) = civil defence2) = Corps Diplomatique CD3) = compact disc CDCD burner — CD-Brenner, der
CD player — CD-Spieler, der
CD writer — CD-Brenner, der
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9 doyen
doy·en[ˈdɔɪen]\doyen of the diplomatic corps Doyen m des diplomatischen Korps* * *['dɔɪən]nNestor m; (of diplomatic corps) Doyen m* * *doyen [ˈdɔıən] s1. Rangälteste(r) m2. Doyen m (des diplomatischen Korps)3. Nestor m* * *n.Rangälteste m.,f.Älteste -n m.,f. -
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11 dean
noun1) (Eccl.) Dechant, der; Dekan, der2) (in college, university, etc.) Dekan, der* * *[di:n]1) (the chief clergyman in a cathedral church.) der Dekan2) (an important official in a university.) der Vorstand* * *[di:n]n* * *[diːn]n (ECCL, UNIV)Dekan(in) m(f)* * *dean1 [diːn] s1. UNIVa) Dekan m (Vorstand einer Fakultät oder eines College)2. UNIV USa) Vorstand m einer Fakultätb) Hauptberater(in), Vorsteher(in) (der Studenten)3. REL Dechant m, Dekan m, Superintendent m5. Vorsitzende(r) m/f(m), Präsident(in):Dean of Faculty schott Präsident der Anwaltskammer;the dean of the diplomatic corps der Doyen des diplomatischen Korpsdean2 → academic.ru/19550/dene">dene2* * *noun1) (Eccl.) Dechant, der; Dekan, der2) (in college, university, etc.) Dekan, der* * *n.Dekan -e m. -
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