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1 anregen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t2. CHEM., ETECH. exciteII vt/i (beleben) (jemanden geistig, Fantasie, Herz, Kreislauf) stimulate (zu to); (Appetit) auch whet; jemanden zu etw. anregen auch encourage s.o. to do s.th.; jemanden zum Nachdenken anregen set ( oder get) s.o. thinking, make s.o. think; angeregt* * *to quicken; to innervate; to motivate; to excite; to animate; to suggest; to inspire; to vivify* * *ạn|re|genvt sepjdn zum Denken anregen — to make sb think
2) (geh = vorschlagen) Verbesserung to propose, to suggestKaffee etc regt an — coffee etc is a stimulant, coffee etc has a stimulating effect
See:→ auch angeregt* * *1) (to be the origin or source of a poetic or artistic idea: An incident in his childhood inspired the poem.) inspire2) (to cause to act in a particular way: He was motivated by jealousy.) motivate3) (to rouse or make more alert, active etc: After listening to the violin concerto, he felt stimulated to practise the violin again.) stimulate4) (to make (one's appetite) keen.) whet* * *an|re·genI. vt1. (ermuntern)jdn zum Denken/Nachdenken/Überlegen \anregen to make sb think/ponder/consider3. (stimulieren)▪ etw \anregen to stimulate sthden Appetit \anregen to stimulate [or whet] the appetite4. NUKL, PHYSII. vi1. (beleben) to be a stimulant [or tonic], to have a stimulating effectkein Appetit? ein Aperitif regt an! no appetite? an aperitif will whet it!▪ \anregen, etw zu tun to suggest [or propose] that sth is [or be] done* * *1.transitives Verb1) (ermuntern) prompt2) (vorschlagen) propose; suggest2.anregen, etwas zu tun — propose or suggest doing something
transitives (auch intransitives) Verb stimulate < imagination, digestion>; sharpen, whet, stimulate < appetite>* * *anregen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t2. CHEM, ELEK excitezu to); (Appetit) auch whet;jemanden zu etwas anregen auch encourage sb to do sth;* * *1.transitives Verb1) (ermuntern) prompt2) (vorschlagen) propose; suggest2.anregen, etwas zu tun — propose or suggest doing something
transitives (auch intransitives) Verb stimulate <imagination, digestion>; sharpen, whet, stimulate < appetite>* * *v.to animate v.to excite v.to innervate v.to inspire v.to motivate v.to stimulate v.to vivify v. -
2 Praxis
f; -, Praxen1. nur Sg. practice (auch Handhabung); (Brauch) auch usage; (Erfahrung) experience; ( Verbindung von) Theorie und Praxis (combination of) theory and practice; in der Praxis in practice, in reality; in die Praxis umsetzen put into practice; (Plan) put into effect; nicht in die Praxis umsetzbar impracticable; langjährige Praxis long years of experience; mir fehlt die Praxis I haven’t got the experience, I need more experience; Praxis im Umgang mit Computern hands-on experience with computers; ein Beispiel aus der Praxis a concrete ( oder real-life) example, auch a case I have experienced myself2. eines Arztes etc.: practice; (Raum) auch consulting room; Brit., MED. auch surgery, Am. doctor’s office; eine gut gehende Praxis a thriving ( oder flourishing) practice; eine eigene Praxis eröffnen open one’s own practice* * *die Praxis(Arztpraxis) surgery; doctor's surgery; medical practice;(Erfahrung) practice; experience* * *Prạ|xis ['praksɪs]f -, Pra\#xen['praxn]in der Praxis — in practice
die Praxis sieht anders aus — the facts are different
etw in die Praxis umsetzen — to put sth into practice
ein Mann der Praxis — a man with practical experience
ein Beispiel aus der Praxis — an example from real life
das lernt man erst durch die or in der Praxis —
seine langjährige künstlerische Praxis — his long years of artistic experience
2) (eines Arztes, Rechtsanwalts) practice; (= Behandlungsräume) surgery (Brit), doctor's office (US); (= Anwaltsbüro) office3) (= Sprechstunde) consultation (hour), surgery (Brit)* * *die1) (the actual doing of something, as opposed to the theory or idea: In theory the plan should work, but in practice there are a lot of difficulties.) practice2) (a doctor's or lawyer's business: He has a practice in Southampton.) practice* * *Pra·xis<-, Praxen>[ˈpraksɪs, pl ˈpraksən]flangjährige \Praxis many years of experiencein der \Praxis in practiceetw in die \Praxis umsetzen to put sth into practice; s.a. Mann* * *die; Praxis, Praxen1) o. Pl. (im Unterschied zur Theorie) practice no art.2) o. Pl. (Erfahrung) [practical] experience3) (eines Arztes, Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) practice4) (Praxisräume) (eines Arztes) surgery (Brit.); office (Amer.); (eines Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) office5) (Handhabung) procedure* * *(Verbindung von) Theorie und Praxis (combination of) theory and practice;in der Praxis in practice, in reality;in die Praxis umsetzen put into practice; (Plan) put into effect;nicht in die Praxis umsetzbar impracticable;langjährige Praxis long years of experience;mir fehlt die Praxis I haven’t got the experience, I need more experience;Praxis im Umgang mit Computern hands-on experience with computers;ein Beispiel aus der Praxis a concrete ( oder real-life) example, auch a case I have experienced myself2. eines Arztes etc: practice; (Raum) auch consulting room; Br, MED auch surgery, US doctor’s office;eine gut gehende Praxis a thriving ( oder flourishing) practice;eine eigene Praxis eröffnen open one’s own practice* * *die; Praxis, Praxen1) o. Pl. (im Unterschied zur Theorie) practice no art.2) o. Pl. (Erfahrung) [practical] experience3) (eines Arztes, Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) practice4) (Praxisräume) (eines Arztes) surgery (Brit.); office (Amer.); (eines Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) office5) (Handhabung) procedure* * *-en f.practice n. -
3 praxis
f; -, Praxen1. nur Sg. practice (auch Handhabung); (Brauch) auch usage; (Erfahrung) experience; ( Verbindung von) Theorie und Praxis (combination of) theory and practice; in der Praxis in practice, in reality; in die Praxis umsetzen put into practice; (Plan) put into effect; nicht in die Praxis umsetzbar impracticable; langjährige Praxis long years of experience; mir fehlt die Praxis I haven’t got the experience, I need more experience; Praxis im Umgang mit Computern hands-on experience with computers; ein Beispiel aus der Praxis a concrete ( oder real-life) example, auch a case I have experienced myself2. eines Arztes etc.: practice; (Raum) auch consulting room; Brit., MED. auch surgery, Am. doctor’s office; eine gut gehende Praxis a thriving ( oder flourishing) practice; eine eigene Praxis eröffnen open one’s own practice* * *die Praxis(Arztpraxis) surgery; doctor's surgery; medical practice;(Erfahrung) practice; experience* * *Prạ|xis ['praksɪs]f -, Pra\#xen['praxn]in der Praxis — in practice
die Praxis sieht anders aus — the facts are different
etw in die Praxis umsetzen — to put sth into practice
ein Mann der Praxis — a man with practical experience
ein Beispiel aus der Praxis — an example from real life
das lernt man erst durch die or in der Praxis —
seine langjährige künstlerische Praxis — his long years of artistic experience
2) (eines Arztes, Rechtsanwalts) practice; (= Behandlungsräume) surgery (Brit), doctor's office (US); (= Anwaltsbüro) office3) (= Sprechstunde) consultation (hour), surgery (Brit)* * *die1) (the actual doing of something, as opposed to the theory or idea: In theory the plan should work, but in practice there are a lot of difficulties.) practice2) (a doctor's or lawyer's business: He has a practice in Southampton.) practice* * *Pra·xis<-, Praxen>[ˈpraksɪs, pl ˈpraksən]flangjährige \Praxis many years of experiencein der \Praxis in practiceetw in die \Praxis umsetzen to put sth into practice; s.a. Mann* * *die; Praxis, Praxen1) o. Pl. (im Unterschied zur Theorie) practice no art.2) o. Pl. (Erfahrung) [practical] experience3) (eines Arztes, Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) practice4) (Praxisräume) (eines Arztes) surgery (Brit.); office (Amer.); (eines Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) office5) (Handhabung) procedure* * *…praxis f im subst1. (Räume etc):Landarztpraxis country practice;Naturheilpraxis hom(o)eopathic practice2. (Erfahrung):Berufspraxis professional experience;Spielpraxis playing experience;Unterrichtspraxis teaching experience* * *die; Praxis, Praxen1) o. Pl. (im Unterschied zur Theorie) practice no art.2) o. Pl. (Erfahrung) [practical] experience3) (eines Arztes, Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) practice4) (Praxisräume) (eines Arztes) surgery (Brit.); office (Amer.); (eines Anwalts, Psychologen usw.) office5) (Handhabung) procedure* * *-en f.practice n.
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