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1 Englischkenntnisse
Pl. (knowledge Sg. of) English, English language skills; perfekte Englischkenntnisse erforderlich perfect English required ( oder essential)* * *Ẹng|lisch|kennt|nis|sepl(a knowledge sing of) English, English language skills plseine/ihre Englischkenntnisse — his/her knowledge of English
gute Englischkenntnisse Voraussetzung (in Annoncen) — English essential
* * *perfekte Englischkenntnisse erforderlich perfect English required ( oder essential) -
2 hauptsächlich
I Adj. main..., most important, essentialII Adv. mainly, chiefly, essentially; (vor allem) above all; worauf es hauptsächlich ankommt, ist... what matters most is..., the most important thing is...* * *principal (Adj.); mostly (Adv.); mainly (Adv.); predominant (Adj.); major (Adj.); main (Adj.); primarily (Adv.); chiefly (Adv.)* * *haupt|säch|lich1. advmainly, chiefly, principally2. adjmain, chief, principal* * *1) (mainly: She became ill chiefly because she did not eat enough.) chiefly2) (more (of) the thing mentioned than anything else; mostly or largely: This skirt is mainly dark grey.) mainly3) (most important: Shipbuilding was one of Britain's principal industries.) principal4) (mostly; chiefly: I am principally concerned with teaching English.) principally* * *haupt·säch·lich[ˈhauptzɛçlɪç]I. adv mainly, principally, especially, essentially, above allII. adj main, principal, chief, most important, essentialin den \hauptsächlichen Punkten sind wir uns einig we agree on the main points* * *1.Adverb mainly; principally; chiefly2.* * *A. adj main …, most important, essentialworauf es hauptsächlich ankommt, ist … what matters most is …, the most important thing is …* * *1.Adverb mainly; principally; chiefly2.Adjektiv; nicht präd. main; principal; chief* * *adj.chief adj.main adj.major adj.primal adj. adv.chiefly adv.generally adv.mainly adv.mostly adv.primarily adv.principally adv. -
3 gelten
to be valid; to be worth* * *gẹl|ten ['gɛltn] pret ga\#lt [galt] ptp gego\#lten [gə'gɔltn]1. vi1) (= gültig sein) to be valid; (Gesetz) to be in force; (Preise) to be effective; (Münze) to be legal tender; (= erlaubt sein) to be allowed or permitted; (= zählen) to countdie Wette gilt! — the bet's on!, it's a bet!
was ich sage, gilt! — what I say goes!
diese Karte gilt nur für eine Person — this ticket only admits one
See:→ geltend2) +dat (= bestimmt sein für) to be meant for or aimed at3) +dat geh = sich beziehen auf) to be forseine ganze Liebe galt der Musik — music was his only love
sein letzter Gedanke galt seinem Volk — his last thought was for his people
4)das gleiche gilt auch für ihn/von ihm — the same goes for him too/is true of him too
5)es gilt als sicher, dass... — it seems certain that...
6)das lasse ich gelten! — I'll agree to that!, I accept that!
er lässt nur seine eigene Meinung gelten — he won't accept anybody's opinion but his own
2. vti impers (geh)es gilt,... zu... — it is necessary to...
jetzt gilt es, Mut zu zeigen/zusammenzuhalten — it is now a question of courage/of sticking together
was gilts? (bei Wette) — what do you bet?
es gilt! — done!, you're on!, it's a deal!
3. vt(= wert sein) to be worth; (= zählen) to count for* * *1) (to be in force: The rule doesn't apply at weekends.) apply2) (to continue to be valid or apply: Our offer will hold until next week; These rules hold under all circumstances.) hold3) (to be true or valid; to apply: Does that rule hold good in every case?) hold good4) (to remain unchanged: This law still stands.) stand* * *gel·ten<gilt, galt, gegolten>[ˈgɛltn̩]I. vi▪ [für jdn] \gelten Regelung to be valid [for sb]; Bestimmungen to apply [to sb]; Gesetz to be in force; Preis, Gebühr, Satz, Angebot to be effective; Geld to be legal tendernicht mehr \gelten to be no longer validder Applaus gilt dir! the applause is for you!▪ jdm/etw \gelten to be for sb/sthseine ganze Liebe galt der Kunst art was his greatest love4. (zutreffen)▪ für jdn \gelten to go [or hold] for sbdas gleiche gilt auch für mich the same goes for [or is true of] me too5. (gehalten werden)er gilt als absolut zuverlässig he is regarded as being absolutely reliable6.▶ etw \gelten lassen to accept sth, to let sth standfür diesmal werde ich es ausnahmsweise \gelten lassen I'll let it go this time▶ etw nicht \gelten lassen to disallow sth, to cease to apply▪ es gilt, etw zu tun it is necessary to do sthjetzt gilt es zusammenzuhalten it is now a matter of sticking togetheres gilt! you're on!jetzt gilt's! this is it!das gilt nicht! that's not allowed!was gilt's? what shall we bet for?, what do you bet?* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) (gültig sein) be valid; < banknote, coin> be legal tender; <law, regulation, agreement> be in force; < price> be effectivedas gilt auch für dich/Sie! — (ugs.) that includes you!; that goes for you too!
nach geltendem Recht — in accordance with the law as it [now] stands
etwas [nicht] gelten lassen — [not] accept something
2) (angesehen werden)als etwas gelten — be regarded as something; be considered [to be] something
3) (+ Dat.) (bestimmt sein für) be directed at2.der Beifall galt auch dem Regisseur — the applause was also for the director
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (wert sein)sein Wort gilt viel/wenig — his word carries a lot of/little weight
etwas gilt jemandem mehr als... — something is worth or means more to somebody than...
2) unpers. (darauf ankommen, dass)es gilt, rasch zu handeln — it is essential to act swiftly
es gilt dein Leben od. deinen Kopf — your life is at stake
* * *gelten; gilt, galt, hat gegoltenA. v/i1. (gültig sein) be valid; (zählen) Fehler, Treffer etc: count; Gesetz etc: be effective; Regel etc: apply;gelten für (sich anwenden lassen auf) apply to, go for;das gilt auch für dich the same goes for ( oder applies to) you too;gelten lassen als let sth pass for;das lass ich gelten! oderdas will ich gelten lassen! I’ll grant you that;der Pass gilt nicht mehr the passport is invalid ( oder has expired);gilt das Geld noch? is this (money) still legal tender?;gilt die englische Fassung JUR the English version shall prevail;was er sagt, gilt what he says goes, his word is law;es oderdie Wette gilt! you’re on!, it’s a bet!;topp, die Wette gilt! right, you’re on;das gilt nicht! (ist nicht erlaubt) that’s not allowed ( oder not fair); (zählt nicht) that doesn’t count; → bangetwas gelten Person: carry weight;nicht viel gelten not count for much (bei with);wenig gelten rate low;3.diese spitze Bemerkung galt dir the remark was aimed at you;all ihr Streben galt der Verwirklichung dieses Ziels geh she devoted all her energies to the achievement of this aim4.das gilt als unschicklich that’s considered inappropriate ( oder unseemly);er gilt als reicher Mann he is reputed to be a wealthy man, he’s said to be rich;abgemacht, dass sie kommt it’s taken for granted that she will comeB. v/i unpers1.es gilt einen Versuch we should give it a try, it’s worth a try;es gilt, rasch zu handeln we’ve got to act quickly, immediate action is called for;jetzt gilt’s! this is it2. unpers; geh:es gilt etwas (etwas steht auf dem Spiel) sth is at stake;es galt unser Leben it was a matter of life and death* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) (gültig sein) be valid; <banknote, coin> be legal tender; <law, regulation, agreement> be in force; < price> be effectivedas gilt auch für dich/Sie! — (ugs.) that includes you!; that goes for you too!
nach geltendem Recht — in accordance with the law as it [now] stands
etwas [nicht] gelten lassen — [not] accept something
als etwas gelten — be regarded as something; be considered [to be] something
3) (+ Dat.) (bestimmt sein für) be directed at2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (wert sein)sein Wort gilt viel/wenig — his word carries a lot of/little weight
etwas gilt jemandem mehr als... — something is worth or means more to somebody than...
2) unpers. (darauf ankommen, dass)es gilt, rasch zu handeln — it is essential to act swiftly
3) unpers. (geh.): (auf dem Spiel stehen)es gilt dein Leben od. deinen Kopf — your life is at stake
* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: galt, gegolten)= to be valid expr.to count v.
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