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1 Vortrag
m; -(e)s, Vorträge1. (Rede) talk; (Vorlesung) lecture ( beide über + Akk on); einen Vortrag halten give a talk ( oder lecture); halt keine langen Vorträge! umg., fig. don’t give a whole lecture!2. (Aufführung) performance; MUS. (Solo) recital (auch eines Gedichts); (Vortragsweise) rendering, performance3. WIRTS. (Übertrag) balance carried forward4. bei Vorgesetztem: report; sie musste zum Vortrag bei der Ministerin she had to report to the minister* * *der Vortrag(Ansprache) talk; speech; lecture; recital;(Vorführung) execution; recitation* * *Vor|trag ['foːɐtraːk]m -(e)s, Vorträge[-trɛːgə]1) (= Vorlesung) lecture; (= Bericht, Beschreibung) talkeinen Vórtrag halten — to give a lecture/talk
3) (= Art des Vortragens) performance* * *(a public performance (of music or songs) usually by one person or a small number of people: a recital of Schubert's songs.) recital* * *Vor·trag<-[e]s, Vorträge>[ˈfo:ɐ̯tra:k, pl ˈfo:ɐ̯trɛ:gə]einen \Vortrag [über etw akk/zu etw dat] halten to give [or deliver] a lecture [or talk] [on [or about] sth]* * *der; Vortrag[e]s, Vorträge1) (Rede) talk; (wissenschaftlich) lectureeinen Vortrag halten — give a talk/lecture
2) (Darbietung) presentation; performance; (eines Gedichts) recitation; rendering* * *über +akk on);einen Vortrag halten give a talk ( oder lecture);halt keine langen Vorträge! umg, fig don’t give a whole lecture!2. (Aufführung) performance; MUS (Solo) recital (auch eines Gedichts); (Vortragsweise) rendering, performance4. bei Vorgesetztem: report;sie musste zum Vortrag bei der Ministerin she had to report to the minister* * *der; Vortrag[e]s, Vorträge1) (Rede) talk; (wissenschaftlich) lectureeinen Vortrag halten — give a talk/lecture
2) (Darbietung) presentation; performance; (eines Gedichts) recitation; rendering* * *-¨e m.account carried forward n.amount brought forward n.lecture n.recital n.recitation n. -
2 recital
noun1) a public performance (of music or songs) usually by one person or a small number of people:حَفْلَة عَزْف مُنْفَرِدa recital of Schubert's songs.
2) the act of reciting.تِلاوَه، إلْقاء، سَرْد
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