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noun1) no pl. (forming) (of substance, object) Bildung, die; (of character) Formung, die; (of plan) Entstehung, die; (establishing) Gründung, die2) (Mil., Aeronaut., Dancing) Formation, die* * *1) (the act of forming or making: He agreed to the formation of a music society.) die Gründung2) ((a) particular arrangement or order: The planes flew in formation.) die Formation* * *for·ma·tion[fɔ:ˈmeɪʃən, AM fɔ:rˈ-]nprocess of \formation Entstehungsprozess ma cloud/rock \formation eine Wolkenbildung/Gesteinsformationin battle \formation in Gefechtsformationin [close] \formation in [enger [o geschlossener]] Formation* * *[fOː'meISən]n1) (= act of forming) Formung f, Gestaltung f; (GRAM of plural etc) Bildung f; (of character) Formung f; (of government, committee) Bildung f; (of company, society) Gründung f; (of desire, idea, impression, habit etc) Entwicklung f; (of friendship) Schließen nt, Anknüpfung f; (of opinion) Bildung f; (of plan) Entwurf min close formation (Aviat) — im geschlossenen Verband
* * *formation [fɔː(r)ˈmeıʃn] s1. Bildung f:a) Formung f, Gestaltung fb) Entstehung f, -wicklung f:formation of character Charakterbildung;formation of gas Gasbildungc) Gründung f (einer Gesellschaft)d) Gebilde n:new word formations neue Wortbildungen2. Anordnung f, Struktur f, Zusammensetzung f, Bau m:be irregular in formation unregelmäßig geformt sein3. FLUG, MIL, SPORT Formation f, Aufstellung f:a) MIL Tiefengliederung f,b) SPORT tiefe Staff(e)lung;formation dancing Formationstanz m4. FLUG, MIL Formation f, Verband m:5. GEOL Formation f (Folge von Gesteinsschichten, die sich in einem größeren erdgeschichtlichen Zeitraum gebildet hat)* * *noun1) no pl. (forming) (of substance, object) Bildung, die; (of character) Formung, die; (of plan) Entstehung, die; (establishing) Gründung, die2) (Mil., Aeronaut., Dancing) Formation, die* * *n.Bildung -en f.Gestaltung f.Gliederung f.
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