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1 Tinte
f; -, -n ink; mit Tinte schreiben write in ink, use ink; in der Tinte sitzen umg. be up the creek ( oder in the soup); klar wie dicke Tinte umg. blindingly obvious* * *die Tinteink* * *Tịn|te ['tɪntə]f -, -ninkin der Tinte sitzen (inf) — to be in the soup (inf)
Tinte gesoffen haben (inf) — to be off one's rocker (inf), to have a screw loose (inf)
* * *(a black or coloured liquid used in writing, printing etc: Please sign your name in ink rather than pencil; I spilt red ink all over my dress.) ink* * *Tin·te<-, -n>[ˈtɪntə]f ink* * *die; Tinte, Tinten inkin der Tinte sitzen — (ugs.) be in the soup (fig. coll.)
* * *mit Tinte schreiben write in ink, use ink;klar wie dicke Tinte umg blindingly obvious* * *die; Tinte, Tinten inkin der Tinte sitzen — (ugs.) be in the soup (fig. coll.)
* * *-n f.ink n. -
2 Schrift
f; -, -en1. (Geschriebenes) writing; (Handschrift) auch handwriting, hand; (Zeichen) characters Pl., letters Pl., script; DRUCK. script, typeface; siehe auch Schreibschrift; in lateinischer Schrift in Roman characters; kyrillische Schrift Cyrillic script; chinesische Schrift Chinese characters Pl.; hatten die Mayas eine Schrift? did the Mayas have a form of writing?; eine schöne / schlechte Schrift haben have nice / bad handwriting; was ist denn das für eine Schrift? pej. what kind of scrawl is that?2. (Veröffentlichung) publication; (Abhandlung) treatise; kürzere: paper; (Werk) work; (Dokument) document; Schriften (Werke) auch writings; sämtliche Schriften Kants Kant’s complete works; heilig* * *die Schrift(Handschrift) handwriting; writing;(Schriftart) typeface; font; type* * *Schrịft ['ʃrɪft]f -, -en1) writing; (= Handschrift) (hand)writing; (= Schriftsystem) script; (TYP) type, typeface, fonter hat eine schlechte Schrift — he has bad handwriting, he writes or has a poor hand
2) (= Schriftstück) document; (= Bericht) report; (= Eingabe) petition3) (= Broschüre) leaflet; (= Buch) work; (= kürzere Abhandlung) paper* * *die1) (printed letters, words etc: I can't read the type - it's too small.) type2) (letters or other forms of script giving the written form of (a) language: the Chinese form of writing; I can't read your writing.) writing* * *<-, -en>[ʃrɪft]f1. (Handschrift) [hand]writing2. (Schriftsystem) script\Schrift in negativ lettering reversed white on black4. (Abhandlung) paperdie nachgelassenen \Schriften eines Autors an author's posthumous writings [or works]* * *die; Schrift, Schriften1) (System) script; (Alphabet) alphabet2) (HandSchrift) [hand]writing3) (Druckw.): (Schriftart) [type-]facedie [Heilige] Schrift — the Scriptures pl
* * *1. (Geschriebenes) writing; (Handschrift) auch handwriting, hand; (Zeichen) characters pl, letters pl, script; TYPO script, typeface; → auch Schreibschrift;in lateinischer Schrift in Roman characters;kyrillische Schrift Cyrillic script;chinesische Schrift Chinese characters pl;hatten die Mayas eine Schrift? did the Mayas have a form of writing?;eine schöne/schlechte Schrift haben have nice/bad handwriting;was ist denn das für eine Schrift? pej what kind of scrawl is that?2. (Veröffentlichung) publication; (Abhandlung) treatise; kürzere: paper; (Werk) work; (Dokument) document;Schriften (Werke) auch writings;* * *die; Schrift, Schriften1) (System) script; (Alphabet) alphabet2) (HandSchrift) [hand]writing3) (Druckw.): (Schriftart) [type-]facedie [Heilige] Schrift — the Scriptures pl
* * *-en f.font (printing) n.script n.scripture n.writing n. -
3 schrift
f; -, -en1. (Geschriebenes) writing; (Handschrift) auch handwriting, hand; (Zeichen) characters Pl., letters Pl., script; DRUCK. script, typeface; siehe auch Schreibschrift; in lateinischer Schrift in Roman characters; kyrillische Schrift Cyrillic script; chinesische Schrift Chinese characters Pl.; hatten die Mayas eine Schrift? did the Mayas have a form of writing?; eine schöne / schlechte Schrift haben have nice / bad handwriting; was ist denn das für eine Schrift? pej. what kind of scrawl is that?2. (Veröffentlichung) publication; (Abhandlung) treatise; kürzere: paper; (Werk) work; (Dokument) document; Schriften (Werke) auch writings; sämtliche Schriften Kants Kant’s complete works; heilig* * *die Schrift(Handschrift) handwriting; writing;(Schriftart) typeface; font; type* * *Schrịft ['ʃrɪft]f -, -en1) writing; (= Handschrift) (hand)writing; (= Schriftsystem) script; (TYP) type, typeface, fonter hat eine schlechte Schrift — he has bad handwriting, he writes or has a poor hand
2) (= Schriftstück) document; (= Bericht) report; (= Eingabe) petition3) (= Broschüre) leaflet; (= Buch) work; (= kürzere Abhandlung) paper* * *die1) (printed letters, words etc: I can't read the type - it's too small.) type2) (letters or other forms of script giving the written form of (a) language: the Chinese form of writing; I can't read your writing.) writing* * *<-, -en>[ʃrɪft]f1. (Handschrift) [hand]writing2. (Schriftsystem) script\Schrift in negativ lettering reversed white on black4. (Abhandlung) paperdie nachgelassenen \Schriften eines Autors an author's posthumous writings [or works]* * *die; Schrift, Schriften1) (System) script; (Alphabet) alphabet2) (HandSchrift) [hand]writing3) (Druckw.): (Schriftart) [type-]facedie [Heilige] Schrift — the Scriptures pl
* * *…schrift f im subst1. (Zeichen):Goldschrift gold letters pl;Neonschrift neon writing2. (Text):Beschwerdeschrift written objection;Hetzschrift inflammatory text* * *die; Schrift, Schriften1) (System) script; (Alphabet) alphabet2) (HandSchrift) [hand]writing3) (Druckw.): (Schriftart) [type-]facedie [Heilige] Schrift — the Scriptures pl
* * *-en f.font (printing) n.script n.scripture n.writing n.
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