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1 Staatskirche
f established ( oder state) church* * *Staats|kir|chefstate church* * *Staats·kir·chef state church* * *die state or established church* * ** * *die state or established church* * *f.state church n. -
2 Staatskirche
Staatskirche f state church; official church; established church -
3 Staatskirche
f1. established church2. state church -
4 Kirchensteuer
f church tax* * *die Kirchensteuerchurch tax* * *Kịr|chen|steu|erfchurch tax* * *Kir·chen·steu·erf church tax* * *die church tax•• Cultural note:Any taxpayer who is a member of one of the established churches in Germany (mainly Catholic and Protestant) has to pay Kirchensteuer (church tax). It is calculated as a proportion of income tax and is collected at source by the tax office, which then passes on the money to the relevant church* * *Kirchensteuer f church tax* * *die church tax•• Cultural note:Any taxpayer who is a member of one of the established churches in Germany (mainly Catholic and Protestant) has to pay Kirchensteuer (church tax). It is calculated as a proportion of income tax and is collected at source by the tax office, which then passes on the money to the relevant church* * *f.church tax n. -
5 Landeskirche
* * *Lạn|des|kir|chefnational church; (in Deutschland) established Protestant church in some Länder* * *Lan·des·kir·chef regional [or national] church* * * -
6 Eingang
m2. des Darms, Magens etc.: inlet; einer Höhle, eines Tunnels: entrance, mouth; am Eingang des Dorfes / Waldes where you enter the village / wood(s)3. nur Sg.; (Eintritt) entry (in + Akk into); (Zugang) access (zu to); Eingang finden fig. Sache: become established; Eingang finden in (+ Akk) (in eine Gruppe) Person: be accepted into; jemandem Eingang gewähren give s.o. access (zu to); sich (Dat) Eingang verschaffen in (+ Akk) gain admission to4. WIRTS., Amtsspr. von Waren: arrival; von Schreiben, Summe: receipt; Eingänge von Waren / Zahlungen goods / payments received; (Einnahmen) receipts; „Eingänge“ Aufschrift: „In“; bei oder nach Eingang on receipt6. ETECH., ETRON. source, input* * *der Eingangreceipt; entry; entrance; door; gate; way in* * *Ein|gangm pl - gänge1) entrance (in +acc to); (= Zutritt, Aufnahme) entry"kein Éíngang!" — " no entrance"
/zu etw verschaffen — to gain entry into/to sth
Éíngang finden — to find one's way into sth
wir bestätigen den Éíngang Ihres Schreibens vom... — we acknowledge receipt of your communication of the...
die Waren werden beim Éíngang gezählt — the goods are counted on delivery
den Éíngang or die Eingänge bearbeiten — to deal with the in-coming post (Brit) or mail
3) (= Beginn) start, beginningzum Éíngang möchte ich bemerken... — I would like to start by saying...
* * *der1) (a place of entering, eg an opening, a door etc: the entrance to the tunnel; The church has an impressive entrance.) entrance2) (place of entrance, especially a passage or small entrance hall: Don't bring your bike in here - leave it in the entry.) entry* * *Ein·gang<- gänge>[ˈaingaŋ, pl -gɛŋə]m„kein \Eingang!“ “no entry!”beim \Eingang on receiptgleich zu \Eingang möchte ich sagen... I would like to start by saying [or say from the very outset]...\Eingang für Audio und Video audio and video entry [or input]* * *1) entrance‘kein Eingang’ — ‘no entry’
in etwas (Akk.) Eingang finden — (fig.) become established in something
2) o. Pl. (von Post, Geld) receipt3) (Elektrot.) input* * *Eingang mkein Eingang! no entry2. des Darms, Magens etc: inlet; einer Höhle, eines Tunnels: entrance, mouth;am Eingang des Dorfes/Waldes where you enter the village/wood(s)zu to);Eingang finden fig Sache: become established;jemandem Eingang gewähren give sb access (zu to);sich (dat)Eingang verschaffen in (+akk) gain admission to„Eingänge“ Aufschrift: “In”;nach Eingang on receiptzu Eingang at the beginning* * *1) entrance‘kein Eingang’ — ‘no entry’
in etwas (Akk.) Eingang finden — (fig.) become established in something
2) o. Pl. (von Post, Geld) receipt3) (Elektrot.) input* * *-¨e m.entrance n.entry n.inlet n.way in n. -
7 Trennung
f separation (auch TECH., CHEM.); (Absonderung, Rassentrennung) segregation; (Teilung) division; (Silbentrennung) syllabi(fi)cation; am Zeilenende: hyphenation; siehe auch trennen; eheliche Trennung JUR. judicial ( oder legal) separation; Trennung von Tisch und Bett judicial ( oder legal) separation; in Trennung leben be separated; seit ihrer Trennung since they (got) separated, since they split up umg.* * *die Trennungseparation; disunion; disestablishment; partition; segregation; parting; disconnection* * *Trẹn|nung ['trɛnʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= Abschied) parting2) (= Getrenntwerden, Getrenntsein) separation; (in Teile) division; (von Begriffen) distinction; (von Sender) selectivity; (von Wort) division; (= Rassentrennung, Geschlechtertrennung) segregation* * *die2) (the act of separating or the state or period of being separated: They were together again after a separation of three years.) separation3) (a (legal) arrangement by which a husband and wife remain married but live separately.) separation4) (a person who urges separation from an established political state, church etc.) separatist5) severance* * *Tren·nung<-, -en>f1. (Scheidung) separationseit unserer \Trennung habe ich nichts mehr von ihm gehört I haven't heard anything from him since our separation [or we separated] [or split up]in \Trennung leben to be separatedwir leben seit einem Jahr in \Trennung we've been separated for a year2. (Unterscheidung) differentiation, distinctiondie \Trennung einiger Begriffe fällt nicht immer leicht differentiating [or distinguishing] [or making [or drawing] a distinction] between some terms is not always easy3. (das Auseinanderbringen) separation, splitting up* * *die; Trennung, Trennungen1) (von Menschen) separation ( von from)2) (von Gegenständen) parting ( von with)3) (von Wörtern) division4) (von Begriffen) distinction ( von between)* * *Trennung f separation ( auch TECH, CHEM); (Absonderung, Rassentrennung) segregation; (Teilung) division; (Silbentrennung) syllabi(fi)cation; am Zeilenende: hyphenation; → auch trennen;Trennung von Tisch und Bett judicial ( oder legal) separation;in Trennung leben be separated;seit ihrer Trennung since they (got) separated, since they split up umg* * *die; Trennung, Trennungen1) (von Menschen) separation ( von from)2) (von Gegenständen) parting ( von with)3) (von Wörtern) division4) (von Begriffen) distinction ( von between)* * *-en f.abscission n.detachment n.disconnectedness n.disconnection n.disestablishment n.division n.parting n.secession n.segregation n.separation n.
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