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1 Exzellenz
f; -, -en: Eure / Ihre / Seine Exzellenz your / her / his Excellency* * *(Anrede) Excellency;die Exzellenzmajesty* * *Ex|zel|lẹnz [EkstsE'lɛnts]f -, -enExcellency* * *((with His, Your etc) a title of honour, used eg for ambassadors: His/Your Excellency; Their Excellencies.) Excellency* * *Ex·zel·lenz<-, -en>[ɛkstsɛˈlɛnts]f ExcellencySeine/Euer [o Eu[e]re] \Exzellenz His/Your Excellencyganz wie Euer \Exzellenz wünschen! as Your Excellency wishes!* * *die; Exzellenz, Exzellenzen ExcellencyEure/Seine Exzellenz — Your/His Excellency
* * *Eure/Ihre/Seine Exzellenz your/her/his Excellency* * *die; Exzellenz, Exzellenzen ExcellencyEure/Seine Exzellenz — Your/His Excellency
* * *f.excellency n. -
2 euer
I Poss. Pron. (Nom. Pl. m und n)1. adjektivisch: your; euer Robert am Briefende: Yours, Robert; Euer Ehren / Gnaden Your Hono(u)r / Grace; einer eu(e) rer Freunde a friend of yours* * *yours; your* * *eu|er ['ɔyɐ]1. poss pron1) (adjektivisch) yourEuer (Briefschluss) — yours
das sind éúere or eure Bücher — those are your books
ist das éúer Haus? — is that your house?
Euer or Eure Gnaden/Exzellenz/Majestät — your Grace/Excellency/Majesty
2) (old substantivisch) yoursbehaltet, was éúer or Euer ist — keep what is yours
2. pers pron genwir werden éúer gedenken — we will think of you
éúer beider gemeinsame Zukunft — your common future
éúer aller heimlicher Wunsch — the secret wish of all of you
See:* * ** * *eu·er[ˈɔyɐ]I. pron poss youres ist \euer/eu[e]re/ \euer[e]s it's yoursviele Grüße, \euer Martin! best wishes, [yours,] MartinE\euer [o Eu[e]re] Eminenz/Gnaden/Majestät your Eminence/Grace/Majestywir werden \euer gedenken we will think of you* * *IPossessivpronomen der 2. Pers. Pl. yourEu[e]re od. Euer Exzellenz — Your Excellency
IIist das/sind das eure? — is that/are they yours?; s. auch unser I
Gen. von ihr (geh.) of you* * *A. poss pr (nom pl m und n)1. adjektivisch: your;euer Robert am Briefende: Yours, Robert;Euer Ehren/Gnaden Your Hono(u)r/Grace;einer eu(e)rer Freunde a friend of yours2. substantivisch: yours;der/die/das eu(e)re oderB. pers pr (gen pl von du) of you;ich gedenke euer I am thinking of you* * *IPossessivpronomen der 2. Pers. Pl. yourGrüße von eu[e]rer Helga/eu[e]rem Hans — Best wishes, Yours, Helga/Hans
Eu[e]re od. Euer Exzellenz — Your Excellency
IIist das/sind das eure? — is that/are they yours?; s. auch unser I
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3 Exzellenz
Ex·zel·lenz <-, -en> [ɛkstsɛʼlɛnts] fExcellency;ganz wie Euer \Exzellenz wünschen! as Your Excellency wishes! -
4 Eminenz
f; -, -en1. KATH. Titel: Eminence; Seine / Eure Eminenz His / Your Eminence; Träger des Titels Eminenz: cardinal* * *(Anrede) Eminence; Excellency;die Eminenzmajesty* * *Emi|nẹnz [emi'nɛnts]f -, -en (ECCL)(Seine/Eure) Eminenz — (His/Your) Eminence
See:→ grau* * *(a title of honour used to or of a cardinal: His Eminence Cardinal Kelly.) eminence* * *Emi·nenz<-, -en>[emiˈnɛnts]f RELSeine/Eure \Eminenz His/Your Eminence▶ graue \Eminenz éminence grise, grey eminence* * *die; Eminenz, Eminenzen (kath. Kirche) eminenceEure/Seine Eminenz — Your/His Eminence
* * *Seine/Eure Eminenz His/Your Eminence; Träger des Titels Eminenz: cardinal2. fig:* * *die; Eminenz, Eminenzen (kath. Kirche) eminenceEure/Seine Eminenz — Your/His Eminence
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5 Hoheit
f; -, -en1. nur Sg.; POL. sovereignty2. Titel: His etc. Highness; Anrede: Your Highness; Seine / Ihre Königliche Hoheit His / Her Royal Highness3. nur Sg.; geh. einer Person: dignity; von Bergen etc.: grandeur, majesty* * *(Anrede) Excellency;die Hoheithighness; grandeur; majesty* * *Ho|heit ['hoːhait]f -, -en1) no pl (= Staatshoheit) sovereignty (über +acc over)Seine/Ihre Königliche Hóheit — His/Her Royal Highness
* * *(a title of a prince, princess etc: Your Highness; Her Highness.) highness* * *Ho·heit<-, -en>[ˈho:hait]f1. (Mitglied einer fürstlichen Familie) member of a/the royal household [or family]Seine/Ihre Kaiserliche/Königliche \Hoheit His/Your Imperial/Royal Highness* * *die; Hoheit, Hoheiten1) o. Pl. (Souveränität) sovereignty (über + Akk. over)unter der Hoheit eines Staates stehen — be under the sovereignty of a state
2)Seine/Ihre Hoheit — His/Your Highness
* * *1. nur sg; POL sovereigntySeine/Ihre Königliche Hoheit His/Her Royal Highness* * *die; Hoheit, Hoheiten1) o. Pl. (Souveränität) sovereignty (über + Akk. over)2)Seine/Ihre Hoheit — His/Your Highness
* * *-en f.highness n.majesty n.sovereignty n.sublimity n. -
6 Majestät
f; -, -en majesty (nur Sg. auch fig.); Seine / Ihre / Eure oder Euer Majestät His / Her / Your Majesty* * *(Anrede) Excellency;die Majestätmajesty* * *Ma|jes|tät [majEs'tɛːt]f -, -en1) (Titel) MajestySeine/Ihre/Eure or Euer Majestä́t —
die (kaiserlichen etc) Majestä́ten... — their (Imperial etc) Majesties...
2) (liter) majesty, grandeur* * *(greatness; impressive dignity: the majesty of God.) majesty* * *Ma·jes·tät<-, -en>[majɛsˈtɛ:t]f1. (Titel) MajestyKaiserliche/Königliche \Majestät Imperial/Royal MajestySeine/Ihre/Eure [o Euer] \Majestät His/Her/Your Majesty2. kein pl (geh: Erhabenheit, Würde) majestydie \Majestät der Alpen the majesty of the Alpsetw strahlt \Majestät aus sth has majesty* * *die; Majestät, Majestäten1) (Titel) MajestySeine/Ihre/Eure od. Euer Majestät — His/Her/Your Majesty
2) o. Pl. (geh.) majesty* * *Seine/Ihre/Eure oderEuer Majestät His/Her/Your Majesty* * *die; Majestät, Majestäten1) (Titel) MajestySeine/Ihre/Eure od. Euer Majestät — His/Her/Your Majesty
2) o. Pl. (geh.) majesty* * *-en f.majesty n. -
7 Exz.
Exzellenz Excellency (Exc.) -
8 Eure Exzellenz
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9 Exzellenz
f1. Excellency2. majesty -
10 Ihre/Seine Exzellenz
Her/His Excellency (H.E.) (Br.: HE)
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