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adjective1) (of, like, organized through institutions) institutionell (geh.)2) (suggestive of typical charitable institutions) Heim-; Anstalts-* * *adjective Institutions-...* * *in·sti·tu·tion·al\institutional care Anstaltsfürsorge f\institutional food Anstalts-/Heimessen nt\institutional buyer institutioneller Anleger, Kapitalsammelstelle f fachspr* * *["Instɪ'tjuːʃənl]adj1) (= of institutions) reform, structure, arrangement institutionell2) (= in an institution) food, atmosphere Anstalts-institutional life/care — Anstaltsleben nt/-pflege f
institutional care in hospital/an old folk's home — stationäre Versorgung or Pflege im Krankenhaus/in einem Altenheim
3) (US)4) (FIN) support, funds institutionellinstitutional buying — Käufe pl durch institutionelle Anleger
* * *1. institutionell, Institutions…:institutional advertising institutionelle Werbung, Goodwill-Werbung f;2. a) Instituts…b) Anstalts…:c) Heim…:3. besonders pej Einheits…:* * *adjective1) (of, like, organized through institutions) institutionell (geh.)2) (suggestive of typical charitable institutions) Heim-; Anstalts-* * *adj.Institutions- präfix.
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