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21 begleitend
I Part. Präs. begleiten* * *collateral; concomitant* * *B. adj Worte etc: accompanying;begleitende Umstände attendant circumstances* * *adj.accompanying adj.attendant adj.attending adj.collateral adj. adv.collaterally adv.concomitantly adv. m.concomitant n. -
22 Brautjungfer
f bridesmaid* * *die Brautjungferbridesmaid* * *Braut|jung|ferfbridesmaid* * *(an unmarried woman attending the bride at a wedding.) bridesmaid* * *Braut·jung·ferf bridesmaid* * *die bridesmaid* * *Brautjungfer f bridesmaid* * *die bridesmaid* * *f.bridesmaid n. -
23 Hörer
m; -s, -1. (Zuhörer) listener, auditor geh.; liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer! zum Sendebeginn: hello everybody, hello to our listeners everywhere; im Satz, verstärkend: dear listeners2. UNIV. student3. Telefon: receiver; den Hörer abnehmen pick up (wenn es klingelt: auch answer) the phone; den Hörer auflegen put the phone down* * *der Hörer(Person) listener;(Telefon) earpiece; handset; receiver* * *Hö|rer I ['høːrɐ]m -s, - (TELEC)receiver; (= Kopfhörer) headphone, earphone II ['høːrɐ]1. m -s, -,Hö́|re|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (RAD)listener; (UNIV) student (attending lectures)* * *(the part of a telephone which is held to one's ear.) receiver* * *Hö·rer1<-s, ->m (Telefonhörer) receiverden \Hörer auflegen to replace the receiver, to hang up [on sb]Hö·rer(in)2<-s, ->1. (Zuhörer) listener2. (Student in einer Vorlesung) student* * *der; Hörers, Hörer1) listener2) (TelefonHörer) receiver* * *liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer! zum Sendebeginn: hello everybody, hello to our listeners everywhere; im Satz, verstärkend: dear listeners2. UNIV student3. Telefon: receiver;den Hörer abnehmen pick up (wenn es klingelt: auch answer) the phone;den Hörer auflegen put the phone down* * *der; Hörers, Hörer1) listener2) (TelefonHörer) receiver* * *hearer n.listener n.telephone handset n.university student n. -
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25 Klinik
f; -, -en1. clinic, (specialized) hospital; (Universitätsklinik) teaching hospital2. nur Sg. (klinisches Studium) (practical) hospital training, Brit. etwa houseman’s (Amtsspr. house officer’s) training, Am. internship* * *die Klinikhospital; clinic* * *Kli|nik ['kliːnɪk]f -, -enclinic; (= Universitätsklinik) (university) hospital* * *(a place or part of a hospital where a particular kind of medical treatment or advice is given: He is attending the skin clinic.) clinic* * *Kli·nik<-, -en>[ˈkli:nɪk]f clinic, specialist hospital* * *die; Klinik, Kliniken hospital; (spezialisiert) clinic* * *1. clinic, (specialized) hospital; (Universitätsklinik) teaching hospital2. nur sg (klinisches Studium) (practical) hospital training, Br etwa houseman’s (ADMIN house officer’s) training, US internship* * *die; Klinik, Kliniken hospital; (spezialisiert) clinic* * *-en f.clinic n. -
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27 Konferenzteilnehmerin
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28 Kongressteilnehmer
* * *Kon|grẹss|teil|neh|mer(in)m(f)person attending a congress/conference or convention* * *Kon·gress·teil·neh·merRRm congress participant* * ** * *m.member of a congress n. -
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30 Teilnehmer
m; -s, -1. aktiver: participant; Pl. auch those involved; Sport: competitor, entrant; (Anwesender) member of the group ( oder audience etc.); die Teilnehmer (Anwesenden) those present, the group ( oder audience etc.) (V. auch im Pl.) Teilnehmer an der Schlussrunde SPORT finalist2. TELEF. subscriber; der Teilnehmer meldet sich nicht TELEF. there’s no reply (from that number); Rundfunkteilnehmer etc.* * *der Teilnehmer(Anwesender) participant; participator;(Konkurrent) entrant; competitor;(Telefon) subscriber* * *Teil|neh|mer ['tailneːmɐ]1. m -s, -,Téíl|neh|me|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen1) (= Beteiligter bei Kongress etc) participant; (= Kriegsteilnehmer) combatant; (bei Wettbewerb, Preisausschreiben etc) competitor, contestant; (= Kursteilnehmer) student; (bei Ausflug etc) member of a partyalle Téílnehmer an dem Ausflug — all those going on the outing
der Téílnehmer meldet sich nicht — there is no reply
* * *(a group of people chosen for a particular purpose eg to judge a contest, take part in a quiz or other game: I will ask some questions and the panel will try to answer them.) panel* * *Teil·neh·mer(in)<-s, ->1. (Anwesender) person presentalle \Teilnehmer fanden diese Vorlesung äußerst interessant everyone present found this lecture extremely interesting2. (Beteiligte) participant\Teilnehmer an einem Wettbewerb contestant [or participant in a contest]\Teilnehmer an einem Kurs person attending a class [or lessons], student\Teilnehmer an einem Krieg combatant3. (Telefoninhaber) subscriber* * *der; Teilnehmers, Teilnehmer1) participant (Gen., an + Dat. in); (bei Wettbewerb auch) competitor, contestant (an + Dat. in)2) (Fernspr.) subscriber* * *1. aktiver: participant; pl auch those involved; Sport: competitor, entrant; (Anwesender) member of the group ( oder audience etc);Teilnehmer an der Schlussrunde SPORT finalist2. TEL subscriber;* * *der; Teilnehmers, Teilnehmer1) participant (Gen., an + Dat. in); (bei Wettbewerb auch) competitor, contestant (an + Dat. in)2) (Fernspr.) subscriber* * *(Tel.) m.subscriber n. m.entrant n.participant n.partner n. -
31 Kongressmitglied
Kon|grẹss|mit|gliednt2) (in USA) congressman/-woman* * *Kon·gress·mit·gliedRRnt Congressman, Congresswoman* * *n.congressman n.(§ pl.: congressmen) -
32 voller Bedenken
1) scrupulously2) (careful in attending to detail, doing nothing wrong, dishonest etc: He is scrupulous in his handling of the accounts; scrupulous attention to instructions.) scrupulous -
33 Begleiterscheinung
Begleiterscheinung
concomitant phenomenon;
• Begleiterscheinungen der Wohlstandsgesellschaft sein to accompany the affluent society;
• Begleitfahrzeug escort;
• Begleitheft accompanying brochure;
• Begleitkarte accompanying form;
• Begleitpapiere (Export)accompanying documents;
• Begleitperson (Post) mailguard (Br.);
• Begleitschein covering note, delivery note (slip), bill of delivery, (bei Fahrzeug) waybill;
• zollamtlicher Begleitschein customs permit, bond note;
• Begleitschiff escort vessel;
• Begleitschreiben accompanying (cover[ing]) letter;
• Begleitservice escort agency;
• Begleitumstände concomitant (attending, surrounding) circumstances;
• Begleitzettel bill of delivery, waybill, (Post) post bill, dispatch note (Br.), (Zoll) transire. -
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Begleitumstände
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Teilnahmeberechtigung
eligibility to attend, (Wettbewerb) entry qualification;
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37 Teilnehmer
Teil·neh·mer(in) <-s, -> m(f)1) ( Anwesender) person present;alle \Teilnehmer fanden diese Vorlesung äußerst interessant everyone present found this lecture extremely interesting2) ( Beteiligte) participant;ein \Teilnehmer an etw;\Teilnehmer an einem Wettbewerb contestant [or participant in a contest];\Teilnehmer an einem Kurs person attending a class [or lessons], student;\Teilnehmer an einem Krieg combatant3) ( Telefoninhaber) subscriber -
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