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1 siezen
v/t address s.o. as ‚Sie’, say ‚Sie’ to s.o.; sich siezen say ‚Sie’ to one another, call one another ‚Sie’* * *sie|zen ['ziːtsn]vtjdn/sich síézen — to use the formal term of address to sb/each other, to address sb/each other as "Sie"
See:→ auch duzen* * *sie·zen[ˈzi:tsn̩]vt▪ jdn/sich \siezen to use the formal term of address to sb/each other, to address sb/each other in the “Sie” form* * *transitives Verb call ‘Sie’ (the polite form of address)•• Cultural note:siezen/duzenGerman has two forms for 'you', the formal Sie and the familiar du. Du is used when speaking to a friend, a child, or a family member. Young people always address each other as du. If someone says, wir duzen uns (we call each other du), it means that they are friends. When speaking to a person or group of people you do not know very well, the polite form Sie is used. Even though there has been a tendency for less formality in recent years, it is still best to say Sie, especially in work situations and when you would normally address someone in English with Mrs or Mr* * *sich siezen say ‘Sie’ to one another, call one another ‘Sie’* * *transitives Verb call ‘Sie’ (the polite form of address)•• Cultural note:siezen/duzenGerman has two forms for 'you', the formal Sie and the familiar du. Du is used when speaking to a friend, a child, or a family member. Young people always address each other as du. If someone says, wir duzen uns (we call each other du), it means that they are friends. When speaking to a person or group of people you do not know very well, the polite form Sie is used. Even though there has been a tendency for less formality in recent years, it is still best to say Sie, especially in work situations and when you would normally address someone in English with Mrs or Mr -
2 rivolgere
turndomanda address ( a qualcuno to someone)non mi rivolge mai il saluto he never acknowledges merivolgere la parola a qualcuno speak to someone, address someonerivolgere l'attenzione a qualcosa turn one's attention to something* * *rivolgere v.tr.1 to turn, to direct: rivolgere gli occhi al cielo, to turn one's eyes to heaven; rivolgere lo sguardo verso qlcu., to turn (o to direct) one's gaze towards s.o. (o to give s.o. a look); rivolgere i propri pensieri a qlco., to think about sthg.; rivolgere la propria attenzione a qlcu., to turn one's attention to s.o.; rivolgere i propri passi verso casa, to make for home2 ( indirizzare) to address: a chi sono rivolte queste parole?, who are these words addressed to?; mi rivolse la parola in inglese, he addressed (o talked to) me in English; non mi ha neppure rivolto la parola, he has not even spoken to me; rivolgere una preghiera a qlcu., to address a prayer to s.o.4 ( distogliere) to turn away; ( dissuadere) to dissuade: a quella scena rivolsi lo sguardo altrove, I turned my eyes away from the sight.◘ rivolgersi v.rifl.1 to turn; ( parlando) to address (s.o.): mi rivolgo solo a coloro che vogliono ascoltarmi, I am only addressing (o talking to) those who want to listen to me; ''Va bene'', disse rivolgendosi verso di me, ''All right'', he said turning towards me; sii più cortese quando ti rivolgi a lui, please be more polite when you speak to him2 ( ricorrere) to apply, to refer; ( per conforto) to turn: rivolgiti a lui per qualsiasi cosa ti occorra, apply to him for anything you may need; si rivolse alla madre perché la confortasse, she turned to her mother for comfort // rivolgere alla religione, to turn to religion // per ulteriori informazioni rivolgere a..., for further information apply to...; rivolgere a un ufficio, to apply to an office; (banca) rivolgere al traente, to refer to (the) drawer3 ( girarsi) to turn.* * *1. [ri'vɔldʒere]vb irreg vt(indirizzare: attenzione, sguardo, proiettore) to turn, direct, (parole) to addressrivolgere lo sguardo verso qn — to turn o direct one's gaze towards sb
rivolgere un'accusa/una critica a qn — to accuse/criticize sb
rivolgere la parola a qn — to talk o speak to sb, address sb
rivolgere un saluto a qn — to greet sb, say hello to sb
2. vr (rivolgersi)1)rivolgersi a — (per informazioni) to go and see, go and speak to, go and ask
si rivolse a lei dicendo... — he turned to her and said...
2)rivolgersi verso — (girarsi) to turn to
* * *[ri'vɔldʒere] 1.verbo transitivo (indirizzare) to turn [ attenzione]; to address [domanda, appello, minaccia] (a to); to direct [critiche, attacchi]rivolgere la parola a qcn. — to speak to sb.
2.rivolgere uno sguardo a qcn. — to look at sb
verbo pronominale rivolgersi1) (girarsi) to turn (away)2) (indirizzarsi) to address-rsi alla nazione, all'assemblea — to address the nation, the meeting
-rsi a un esperto, consulente — to bring an expert, consultant in
* * *rivolgere/ri'vɔldʒere/ [101](indirizzare) to turn [ attenzione]; to address [domanda, appello, minaccia] (a to); to direct [critiche, attacchi]; rivolgere la parola a qcn. to speak to sb.; rivolgere uno sguardo a qcn. to look at sb.II rivolgersi verbo pronominale1 (girarsi) to turn (away)2 (indirizzarsi) to address; -rsi alla nazione, all'assemblea to address the nation, the meeting; non so a chi rivolgermi per un consiglio I don't know who to turn to for advice; -rsi a un esperto, consulente to bring an expert, consultant in; non ci rivolgiamo la parola we're not on speaking terms. -
3 richten
1 [in een rechte lijn brengen] line up, align♦voorbeelden:gericht op • aimed/directed at, oriented towardszijn gedachten op iets richten • turn one's mind to somethingop de klant gerichte informatie • customer-oriented informationzijn ogen op iets richten • focus one's eyes on somethingde camera op iemand richten • train the camera on someonehet plan was gericht op een spoedig herstel • the plan aimed at a quick recoveryeen motie gericht tegen het regeringsvoorstel • a vote aimed against the government proposalzijn ogen ten hemel richten • turn one's eyes to heaveneen vraag richten tot de voorzitter • direct a question to the chairmanhet woord tot iemand richten • address someone1 [in bepaalde richting brengen] align2 [met betrekking tot vuurwapens] aim (at)♦voorbeelden:naar het oosten gericht • facing eastIII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich richten〉1 [+ tot] [zich wenden tot] address (oneself to)2 [+ naar] [als voorbeeld nemen] conform to3 [+ op] [zich concentreren op] concentrate on♦voorbeelden:2 zich richten naar de mode • follow/be guided by fashionzich richten naar de omstandigheden • be guided by circumstances -
4 pan pa·n
-na, -nowie; dat sg & loc sg -nu; voc sg - niem1) (= mężczyzna) gentleman2) (zaimek) you3) (= Bóg) Lord4) (= arystokrata) lord5) (= właściciel psa) master6) pot (= nauczyciel) teacherCultural note: pan/pani The polite form of address in Polish is expressed using Pan (gentleman) or Pani (lady) in the singular and Panowie (gentlemen), Panie (ladies) or Państwo (ladies and gentlemen) in the plural plus the verb in the third person. The polite form is very common and should be used when addressing someone you do not know well, or someone who is older or more senior than yourself. Unlike English, which commonly includes the surname in polite forms of address, e.g. Mr Brown, it is more common in Polish to address someone simply as Pan or Pani.proszę Pana! — excuse me, sir!
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5 aanspreken
2 [toespreken] speak/talk to ⇒ address♦voorbeelden:een spaarrekening/voorraad aanspreken • start on/use a savings account/supplyik voel mij niet aangesproken • it doesn't concern meiemand vriendelijk aanspreken • speak kindly to someoneiemand met mevrouw/meneer aanspreken • address someone as madam/siriemand op iets aanspreken • call someone to account for somethingiemand over zijn gedrag aanspreken • talk to someone about his conduct1 [in de smaak vallen bij] appeal to -
6 het woord tot iemand richten
het woord tot iemand richten————————het woord tot iemand richtenaddress/speak to someoneVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > het woord tot iemand richten
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7 menegur
admonish, address* * *address someone (in order to open a conversation); admonish, reprimand -
8 dear
[dɪə]1. adjective1) high in price:غالي الثَّمَنCabbages are very dear this week.
2) very lovable:مَحْبوب، عَزيزHe is such a dear little boy.
3) ( with to) much loved:حَبيب، عَزيزShe is very dear to me.
4) used as a polite way of addressing someone, especially in a letter:عَزيزيDear Sir.
2. noun1) a person who is lovable or charming:شَخْص عَزيزHe is such a dear!
2) a person who is loved or liked ( especially used to address someone):شَخْص مَحْبوبCome in, dear.
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9 обратиться с просьбой
1) General subject: plead, make a request, address someone with a request, file a request2) Law: apply with request3) Mass media: make a pleaУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обратиться с просьбой
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10 Liebling
m; -s, -e darling; als Anrede: auch (my) love; (Bevorzugte[r]) favo(u)rite; der Liebling der Damen the ladies’ darling; er war ein Liebling der Götter he was beloved of the gods lit.* * *(Kosename) honey; darling; sweetheart;der Lieblingfavourite; favorite* * *Lieb|ling ['liːplɪŋ]m -s, -edarling; (= bevorzugter Mensch) favourite (Brit), favorite (US)* * *der1) (a person or thing that one likes best: Of all her paintings that is my favourite.) favour* * *Lieb·ling<-s, -e>[ˈli:plɪŋ]m1. (Geliebter) darling* * *der; Lieblings, Lieblinge1) (geliebte Person; bes. als Anrede) darling2) (bevorzugte Person) favourite; (des Publikums) darling* * *der Liebling der Damen the ladies’ darling;er war ein Liebling der Götter he was beloved of the gods liter* * *der; Lieblings, Lieblinge1) (geliebte Person; bes. als Anrede) darling2) (bevorzugte Person) favourite; (des Publikums) darling* * *-e (Kind, Tier) m.pet n. -e m.Honey (US) n.darling n.ducky n.favorite (US) n.favourite (UK) n.sweetheart n. -
11 mempertuankan
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12 부르는
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13 herderlijk
1 pastoral♦voorbeelden:¶ iemand herderlijk vermanen/toespreken • admonish/address someone like a kind uncle -
14 iemand herderlijk vermanen/toespreken
iemand herderlijk vermanen/toesprekenadmonish/address someone like a kind uncleVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand herderlijk vermanen/toespreken
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15 iemand met mevrouw/meneer aanspreken
iemand met mevrouw/meneer aansprekenaddress someone as madam/sirVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand met mevrouw/meneer aanspreken
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16 iemand met warmte toespreken
iemand met warmte toesprekenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand met warmte toespreken
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17 u tegen iemand zeggen
u tegen iemand zeggenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > u tegen iemand zeggen
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18 u
u1 you♦voorbeelden:u tegen iemand zeggen • address someone politelyu zegt/zei?, zei U wat? • did I hear you say anything? -
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20 adres
address. - bırakmak/göstermek/vermek to give one´s address. - defteri address book. -ini değiştirmek /ın/ slang to bump (someone) off, kill. - sahibi addressee.
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