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1 Uhr im Klassenzimmer
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2 das Klassenzimmer
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3 Klassenzimmer
n classroom* * *das Klassenzimmerschoolroom; classroom* * *Klạs|sen|zim|merntclassroom* * *(a room in a school where a class is taught.) class-room* * *Klas·sen·zim·mernt classroom* * *das classroom* * *Klassenzimmer n classroom* * *das classroom* * *n.classroom n.schoolroom n. -
4 Klasse
I indekl. Adj. umg.: eine klasse Idee a terrific ( oder great, brilliant) idea; das Buch ist klasse the book is brilliant; klasse! Ausruf: super!* * *die Klasse(Kategorie) category; class;(Klassenstufe) grade;(Qualität) sort; grade; quality;(Schüler) form; class* * *Klạs|se ['klasə]f -, -n1) class; (= Steuerklasse auch) bracket; (= Wertklasse auch) rate; (= Spielklasse) league; (= Güteklasse) grade; (= Führerscheinklasse, Gewinnklasse) categorydas ist große Klasse! (inf) — that's great or tremendous or marvellous (Brit) or marvelous (US)! (all inf)
* * *die1) (a number of students or scholars taught together: John and I are in the same class.) class2) (a school class: He is in the sixth form.) form3) ((American) (the pupils in) a class or year at school: We're in the fifth grade now.) grade4) (a social class: the lower social ranks.) rank* * *Klas·se<-, -n>[ˈklasə]feine \Klasse wiederholen/überspringen to repeat/skip a year; (Klassenraum) classroomdie herrschende \Klasse the ruling classes plzur \Klasse der Arbeiter gehören to belong to the [or to be] working class3. (Güteklasse) classChampignons der \Klasse III class III mushroomsein Wagen der gehobenen \Klasse a top-of-the-range carein Spieler der besten \Klasse a first-class player4. BIOL categorydas Bundesverdienstkreuz erster \Klasse the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany first-class6. (Wagenklasse, Schiffsklasse) classwir fahren immer erster \Klasse we always travel first-class8. (Fahrzeuggruppe) classder Führerschein \Klasse III a class III driving licence [or AM -se10. (Lotteriegruppe) classanwendungsbezogene \Klasse utility-oriented classanwendungsfreie \Klasse non-utility-oriented class12.▶ erster \Klasse first-class [or -rate]* * *die; Klasse, Klassen2) (Bevölkerungsgruppe) class4) (Kategorie) classer ist ein Künstler erster Klasse — (ugs.) he is a first-class or first-rate artist
das ist [einsame od. ganz große] Klasse! — (ugs.) that's [just] great (coll.) or marvellous!
5) (Biol.) class* * *1. SCHULE class, Br auch form, US auch grade; in Klassenbezeichnungen: Br meist form; (Stufe) year, US grade; (Klassenzimmer) classroom;sie musste die dritte Klasse wiederholen she had to repeat the third year (US repeat third grade)2. SOZIOL class;die arbeitende/herrschende Klasse the working/ruling class3. WIRTSCH grade, quality5. (Gehalts-, Steuerklasse) bracket6. Qualitätsstufe: class;Fahrkarte erster Klasse first-class ticket;erster Klasse reisen travel first-class;man behandelte uns wie Menschen zweiter Klasse we were treated as second-class citizens;er ist eine Klasse für sich he’s in a class of his own;7. (Fahrzeug-, Führerscheinklasse) category;ein Wagen der mittleren Klasse a middle-range car;Führerschein Klasse B category B driving licence (US driver’s license) (for cars and light commercial vehicles up to 3,500 kg and 8 seats)7. BIOL class;Tiere und Pflanzen nach Klassen einteilen classify animals and plantsKlasse… im subst umg super, great, brilliant* * *die; Klasse, Klassen2) (Bevölkerungsgruppe) class4) (Kategorie) classer ist ein Künstler erster Klasse — (ugs.) he is a first-class or first-rate artist
das ist [einsame od. ganz große] Klasse! — (ugs.) that's [just] great (coll.) or marvellous!
5) (Biol.) class* * *-n f.class n.(§ pl.: classes)grade n. -
5 klasse
I indekl. Adj. umg.: eine klasse Idee a terrific ( oder great, brilliant) idea; das Buch ist klasse the book is brilliant; klasse! Ausruf: super!* * *die Klasse(Kategorie) category; class;(Klassenstufe) grade;(Qualität) sort; grade; quality;(Schüler) form; class* * *Klạs|se ['klasə]f -, -n1) class; (= Steuerklasse auch) bracket; (= Wertklasse auch) rate; (= Spielklasse) league; (= Güteklasse) grade; (= Führerscheinklasse, Gewinnklasse) categorydas ist große Klasse! (inf) — that's great or tremendous or marvellous (Brit) or marvelous (US)! (all inf)
* * *die1) (a number of students or scholars taught together: John and I are in the same class.) class2) (a school class: He is in the sixth form.) form3) ((American) (the pupils in) a class or year at school: We're in the fifth grade now.) grade4) (a social class: the lower social ranks.) rank* * *Klas·se<-, -n>[ˈklasə]feine \Klasse wiederholen/überspringen to repeat/skip a year; (Klassenraum) classroomdie herrschende \Klasse the ruling classes plzur \Klasse der Arbeiter gehören to belong to the [or to be] working class3. (Güteklasse) classChampignons der \Klasse III class III mushroomsein Wagen der gehobenen \Klasse a top-of-the-range carein Spieler der besten \Klasse a first-class player4. BIOL categorydas Bundesverdienstkreuz erster \Klasse the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany first-class6. (Wagenklasse, Schiffsklasse) classwir fahren immer erster \Klasse we always travel first-class8. (Fahrzeuggruppe) classder Führerschein \Klasse III a class III driving licence [or AM -se10. (Lotteriegruppe) classanwendungsbezogene \Klasse utility-oriented classanwendungsfreie \Klasse non-utility-oriented class12.▶ erster \Klasse first-class [or -rate]* * *die; Klasse, Klassen2) (Bevölkerungsgruppe) class4) (Kategorie) classer ist ein Künstler erster Klasse — (ugs.) he is a first-class or first-rate artist
das ist [einsame od. ganz große] Klasse! — (ugs.) that's [just] great (coll.) or marvellous!
5) (Biol.) class* * *A. undekl adj umg:eine klasse Idee a terrific ( oder great, brilliant) idea;das Buch ist klasse the book is brilliant;klasse! Ausruf: super!B. adv:klasse gemacht brilliantly done;du siehst klasse aus you look fantastic* * *die; Klasse, Klassen2) (Bevölkerungsgruppe) class4) (Kategorie) classer ist ein Künstler erster Klasse — (ugs.) he is a first-class or first-rate artist
das ist [einsame od. ganz große] Klasse! — (ugs.) that's [just] great (coll.) or marvellous!
5) (Biol.) class* * *-n f.class n.(§ pl.: classes)grade n. -
6 Klassenraum
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7 Unterrichtsraum
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8 Gruppenraum
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9 Saal
m; -(e)s, Säle hall; (Konzertsaal) auch auditorium; (Unterrichtssaal) classroom; (Gerichtssaal) courtroom; (Ballsaal) ballroom* * *der Saalhall* * *[zaːl]m -(e)s, Säle['zɛːlə] hall; (für Sitzungen etc) room; (= Lesesaal) reading room; (= Tanzsaal, Ballsaal) ballroom; (für Hochzeiten, Empfänge) function suite; (= Theatersaal) auditorium* * *(a large public room on a ship: the dining-saloon.) saloon* * *<-[e]s, Säle>[za:l, pl ˈzɛ:lə]m hall* * *der; Saal[e]s, Säle1) hall; (BallSaal) ballroom2) (Publikum) audience* * *Saal m; -(e)s, Säle hall; (Konzertsaal) auch auditorium; (Unterrichtssaal) classroom; (Gerichtssaal) courtroom; (Ballsaal) ballroom* * *der; Saal[e]s, Säle1) hall; (BallSaal) ballroom2) (Publikum) audience* * *-Säle m.hall n. -
10 Schulraum
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11 umziehen
(unreg., trennb., -ge-)I v/refl (hat) change (one’s clothes), put on some other clothesII v/t (hat) (jemanden) change s.o.’s clothesIII v/i (ist) (die Wohnung wechseln) move (house oder flats), Am. move, relocate; in ein anderes Klassenzimmer etc. umziehen move to another classroom etc.—v/t (unreg., untr., hat): etw. mit einer Mauer / einem Graben etc. umziehen surround s.th. with a wall / ditch etc.; etw. mit einer Mauer / einem Zaun etc. umziehen auch put a wall / fence etc. up around s.th.; von Stacheldraht umzogen surrounded by barbed wire* * *to move;sich umziehento change clothes* * *ụm|zie|hen ['ʊmtsiːən] sep1. vi aux sein(= Wohnung wechseln) to move, to move house (Brit); (Firma etc) to move2. vt1)2) (hum = den Umzug für jdn durchführen) to move3. vrto change, to get changed* * *1) (to change houses: We're moving on Saturday.) move2) (to change one's home or place of residence: They're moving house next week.) move house* * *um|zie·hen1[ˈʊmtsi:ən]vi irreg Hilfsverb: sein to move [house]sie ziehen am Wochenende um they're moving house at the weekendum|zie·hen2[ˈʊmtsi:ən]* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein move (an + Akk., in + Akk., nach to)2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verbjemanden umziehen — change somebody; get somebody changed
sich umziehen — change; get changed
* * *'umziehen (irr, trennb, -ge-)A. v/r (hat) change (one’s clothes), put on some other clothesB. v/t (hat) (jemanden) change sb’s clothesumziehen move to another classroom etcum'ziehen v/t (irr, untrennb, hat):etwas mit einer Mauer/einem Graben etcumziehen surround sth with a wall/ditch etc;etwas mit einer Mauer/einem Zaun etcvon Stacheldraht umzogen surrounded by barbed wire* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein move (an + Akk., in + Akk., nach to)2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verbjemanden umziehen — change somebody; get somebody changed
sich umziehen — change; get changed
* * *(Wohnung wechseln) v.to move house expr.to relocate (US) v. v.to move v.to remove v. -
12 Unterrichtserfahrung
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13 Unterrichtssaal
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14 Unterrichtssprache
f language of instruction; Unterrichtssprache ist Englisch auch classes are conducted in English; die englische Unterrichtssprache classroom English* * *Ụn|ter|richts|spra|cheflanguage in which lessons are conducted* * *Unterrichtssprache f language of instruction;Unterrichtssprache ist Englisch auch classes are conducted in English;die englische Unterrichtssprache classroom English -
15 Zwergschule
f one-classroom school* * *Zwẹrg|schu|lef (SCH inf)village school* * *Zwerg·schu·lef village school (with combined classes)* * *Zwergschule f one-classroom school -
16 Schulunterricht
Schulunterricht m BIL lessons, classes, school instruction, schooling, teaching, classroom teaching* * *m < Person> lessons, classes, teaching -
17 Arbeitsmaterial
n working material* * *Ạr|beits|ma|te|ri|alntmaterial for one's work; (SCH) teaching aids pl* * *Ar·beits·ma·te·ri·al* * *das materials pl.; (einschließlich Werkzeugen) materials [and equipment or tools]; (für den Unterricht) teaching aids pl.* * *Arbeitsmaterial n working material* * *das materials pl.; (einschließlich Werkzeugen) materials [and equipment or tools]; (für den Unterricht) teaching aids pl. -
18 ausfegen
(trennb., hat -ge-) bes. nordd.II v/i sweep the floor* * *aus|fe|genvt sepSchmutz to sweep up; Zimmer to sweep out* * ** * *aus|fe·genvt* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb sweep up* * *B. v/i sweep the floor* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb sweep up* * *v.to sweep out v. -
19 Höllenlärm
m umg. terrible racket, almighty din* * *der Höllenlärmhell of a noise (ugs.)* * *Họ̈l|len|lạ̈rmm (inf)hellish or infernal noise (inf)* * *(a state of noise and confusion: There was pandemonium in the classroom before the teacher arrived.) pandemonium* * *Höl·len·lärm[ˈhœlənˈlɛrm]* * *der (ugs.) diabolical noise or row (coll.)* * *Höllenlärm m umg terrible racket, almighty din* * *der (ugs.) diabolical noise or row (coll.) -
20 Klassenarbeit
* * *die Klassenarbeitclassroom test; quiz; class test* * *Klạs|sen|ar|beitf(written) class test* * *Klas·sen·ar·beitf [written] class test* * *die [written] class test* * ** * *die [written] class test* * *f.class test n.
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