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3 Therme
f; -, -n2. TECH. (gas) water heater, Brit. auch geyser* * *Thẹr|me ['tɛrmə]f -, -n(= Quelle) thermal or hot springdie Thermen — the thermals; (Hist) the (thermal) baths
* * *Ther·me<-, -n>[ˈtɛrmə]f thermal bath, hot springs npl* * *2. TECH (gas) water heater, Br auch geyser* * *-n f.thermal spring n. -
4 Marktplatz
m marketplace, market square (auch als Anschrift)* * *der Marktplatzmarketplace; market square; market* * *Mạrkt|platzmmarketplace, market squaream/auf dem Marktplatz — on/in the marketplace
* * *der1) (a market-place in ancient Roman cities and towns.) forum2) (the open space or square in a town in which a market is held.) market-place3) (the open space or square in a town in which a market is held.) market-square* * *Markt·platzm marketplace, market square▪ auf dem \Marktplatz in the marketplace, on the market square* * *der market place or -square* * ** * *der market place or -square* * *m.market-place n.marketplace n. -
5 Pontifex
mpontiffm[Oberpriester im alten Rom]pontifex [senior ancient Roman priest] -
6 Römer
m; -s, -2. Glas: rummer* * *der Römer(Person) Roman;(Weinpokal) rummer* * *Rö|mer I ['røːmɐ]m -s, -wineglass with clear glass bowl and green or brown coiled stem IIm -sIII ['røːmɐ]der Rö́mer — town hall of Frankfurt am Main
1. m -s, -,Rö́|me|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenRomandie alten Rö́mer — the (ancient) Romans
* * *Rö·mer1<-s, ->[ˈrø:mɐ]Rö·mer(in)2<-s, ->[ˈrø:mɐ]1. GEOG Roman2. HIST Romandie alten \Römer the ancient Romans* * *der; Römers, Römer, Römerin die; Römer, Römernen, Roman* * *die alten Römer the ancient Romans2. Glas: rummer* * *der; Römers, Römer, Römerin die; Römer, Römernen, Roman* * *Roman -e n. -
7 Kultur
f; -, -en1. Kunst, Wissenschaft etc.: culture; (Zivilisation) civilization; die antike / abendländische Kultur ancient / western civilization; die römische / griechische Kultur Roman / (ancient) Greek civilization, the civilization of Rome / (ancient) Greece; er ist von der Kultur unbeleckt umg. he hasn’t got a vestige of culture, he’s a real philistine2. (Bildung, Kultiviertheit) culture; er hat Kultur he’s a cultured person; etwas für die Kultur tun umg. get some culture; in Kultur machen umg. go in for culture3. die Kultur des Essens / Wohnens cultivated eating habits Pl. / a cultivated lifestyle4. nur Sg.; AGR. (das Anbauen) cultivation5. BIO. (Bakterienkultur) culture; AGR. (Bestand) plantation* * *die Kulturrefinement; culture; civilization; cultivation* * *Kul|tur [kʊl'tuːɐ]f -, -en1) (no pl = Kunst und Wissenschaft) cultureein Volk von hoher Kultúr — a highly cultured or civilized people
er hat keine Kultúr — he is uncultured
politische Kultúr — political culture
2) (= Lebensform) civilizationdort leben verschiedene Kultúren harmonisch zusammen — different cultures live harmoniously together there
3) (= Bakterienkultur, Pilzkultur etc) culture4) no pl (von Mikroben etc) culture; (des Bodens) culture, cultivation5) (= Bestand angebauter Pflanzen) plantation* * *die1) (a civilized people and their way of life: the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Greece.) civilization2) (a civilized people and their way of life: the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Greece.) civilisation3) (a form or type of civilization of a certain race or nation: the Jewish culture.) culture4) ((a) cultivated growth of bacteria etc.) culture* * *Kul·tur<-, -en>[kʊlˈtu:ɐ̯]f1. (Zivilisation) civilization, culturedie Bewohner hatten eine hohe \Kultur erreicht the inhabitants had developed a high degree of civilizationdie politische \Kultur the political culture\Kultur/keine \Kultur haben to be/not be cultured* * *die; Kultur, Kulturen1) o. Pl. (geistiger Überbau) culture2) (Zivilisation, Lebensform) civilization3) o. Pl. (Kultiviertheit, geistiges Niveau)sie hat [keine] Kultur — she is [un]cultured
4) o. Pl. (kultivierte Lebensart) refinementKultur haben — be refined
5) (Landw., Gartenbau) young crop; (Forstw.) young plantation6) (Biol., Med.) culture* * *die antike/abendländische Kultur ancient/western civilization;die römische/griechische Kultur Roman/(ancient) Greek civilization, the civilization of Rome/(ancient) Greece;2. (Bildung, Kultiviertheit) culture;er hat Kultur he’s a cultured person;etwas für die Kultur tun umg get some culture;in Kultur machen umg go in for culture3.die Kultur des Essens/Wohnens cultivated eating habits pl/a cultivated lifestyle* * *die; Kultur, Kulturen1) o. Pl. (geistiger Überbau) culture2) (Zivilisation, Lebensform) civilization3) o. Pl. (Kultiviertheit, geistiges Niveau)sie hat [keine] Kultur — she is [un]cultured
4) o. Pl. (kultivierte Lebensart) refinement5) (Landw., Gartenbau) young crop; (Forstw.) young plantation6) (Biol., Med.) culture* * *-en f.civilization n.culture n. -
8 Römerzeit
f HIST.: die Römerzeit Roman times Pl., Ancient Rome; bis in die Römerzeit zurückreichen go back to Roman times* * *bis in die Römerzeit zurückreichen go back to Roman times -
9 römisch
* * *Roman* * *rö|misch ['røːmɪʃ]adjRomanrö́misch 12 — 12 in Roman numerals
* * *1) (connected with Rome, especially ancient Rome: Roman coins.) Roman* * *rö·misch[ˈrø:mɪʃ]adj Roman\römische Ziffern Roman numeralsrömische Antiqua TYPO Roman face [or type]* * *Adjektiv, Roman* * *römisch adj Roman;römische Ziffer Roman numeral;römisches Recht Roman law* * *Adjektiv, Roman* * *adj.Roman adj. -
10 Forum
n; -s, Foren2. fig. von Experten etc.: forum; für Diskussionen etc.: auch platform ( für for); Internet: forum; (Podiumsgespräch) panel discussion; vor einem Forum sprechen address a forum* * *das Forumforum* * *Fo|rum ['foːrʊm]nt -s, Foren or (Hist) Fora['foːrən, 'foːra] forum* * *(any public place in which discussions take place, speeches are made etc: In modern times the television studio is as much a forum for public opinion as the market-places of ancient Rome used to be.) forum* * *Fo·rum<-s, Foren o Fora>[ˈfo:rʊm, pl ˈfo:rən, pl ˈfo:ra]nt1. (Personenkreis) audiencevor einem \Forum sprechen to speak in front of an audience3. (Ort für öffentliche Diskussion) forum4. (Platz in altrömischen Stätten) forumdas \Forum Romanum the Forum5. INET [discussion] forum* * *das; Forums, Foren forum; (Diskussionsveranstaltung) forum discussion* * *Forum Romanum the Roman Forum2. fig von Experten etc: forum; für Diskussionen etc: auch platform (vor einem Forum sprechen address a forum* * *das; Forums, Foren forum; (Diskussionsveranstaltung) forum discussion* * *Foren n.forum n.(§ pl.: fora or forums)panel n. -
11 Römer
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12 Gottheit
f deity, divinity; (Gott/Göttin) god / goddess* * *die Gottheitdivinity; godhead; godhood; deity* * *Gọtt|heit ['gɔthait]f -, -en1) no pl (= Göttlichkeit) divinity, godhood, godship2) (= esp heidnische Göttergestalt) deityjdn wie eine Gottheit verehren — to worship sb like a god
* * *die1) (a god or goddess: Bacchus was one of the Roman deities.) deity2) (a god or goddess: The ancient Greeks worshipped many divinities.) divinity* * *Gott·heit<-, -en>f deity* * *die; Gottheit, Gottheiten* * ** * *die; Gottheit, Gottheiten1) (Gott, Göttin) deity* * *-en f.deity n.divinity n. -
13 Altertümer
Ạl|ter|tü|mer ['altɐtyːmɐ]plantiquities pl* * *((plural antiquities) something remaining from ancient times (eg a statue, a vase): Roman antiquities.) antiquity* * *Al·ter·tü·mer[ˈaltɐty:mɐ]pl KUNST, HIST antiquities pl
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