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101 Strafexpedition
f punitive campaign* * *Straf|ex|pe|di|ti|onfpunitive expedition* * *Strafexpedition f punitive campaign* * *f.punitive expedition n. -
102 Telefonaktion
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103 Terroraktion
f (Anschlag) terrorist attack; (geplante Folge von Anschlägen) terrorist campaign* * * -
104 Trimm-Aktion
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105 Vernichtungsfeldzug
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106 Verteufelungskampagne
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107 Vertuschungsaktion
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108 Wählerinitiative
f POL.1. (Initiative) campaign by (a group of voters)2. (Gruppe) pressure group* * *Wäh|ler|ini|ti|a|ti|vefpressure from the electorate* * *1. (Initiative) campaign by (a group of voters)2. (Gruppe) pressure group -
109 Wahlhelfer
1. im Wahlkampf: campaign assistant2. bei der Wahl: polling officer* * *Wahl|hel|fer(in)m(f)(im Wahlkampf) electoral or election assistant; (bei der Wahl) polling officer* * *Wahl·hel·fer(in)1. (Helfer eines Kandidaten) election assistant2. (amtlich bestellte Aufsicht) polling officer* * *1. im Wahlkampf: campaign assistant2. bei der Wahl: polling officer* * *m.canvasser n. -
110 Wahlkampfgelder
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111 Wahlkampfhelferin
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112 Wahlkampfkostenerstattung
f reimbursement of campaign expenses* * *Wahl·kampf·kos·ten·er·stat·tungf reimbursement of election costs* * *Wahlkampfkostenerstattung f reimbursement of campaign expenses -
113 Wahlkampfleiter
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114 Wahlkampfmanager
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115 Wahlkampfphase
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116 Wahlkampfprogramm
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117 Wahlkampfstratege
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118 Wahlkampfstrategie
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119 Wahlkampfstrategin
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120 Wahlkampfversprechen
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Campaign — Pays Royaume Uni Langue Anglais Genre Histoire militair … Wikipédia en Français
campaign — cam‧paign [kæmˈpeɪn] noun [countable] a planned series of actions that are intended to achieve something or persuade people to do something: • The charity has launched a campaign to end the trade in rhinoceros products. campaign for/against •… … Financial and business terms
campaign — I noun action, activism, activity, cause, course of action, course of conduct, course of proceeding, crusade, design, drive, effort, emprise, endeavor, enterprise, exercise, exertion, expedition, hard task, implementation, large undertaking, line … Law dictionary
Campaign — Cam*paign , v. i. To serve in a campaign. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Campaign — Cam*paign , n. [F. campagne, It. campagna, fr. L. Campania the level country about Naples, fr. campus field. See {Camp}, and cf. {Champaign}, {Champagne}.] 1. An open field; a large, open plain without considerable hills. See{Champaign}. Grath.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
campaign — [n] attempt to win; attack crusade, drive, expedition, fight, movement, offensive, operation, push, warfare; concepts 87,320 campaign [v] attempt to win political election agitate, barnstorm, canvass, contend for, contest, crusade, electioneer,… … New thesaurus
campaign — [kam pān′] n. [Fr campagne, open country suited to military maneuvers; hence, military expedition < It campagna < LL campania, level country < L campus, a field: see CAMPUS] 1. a series of military operations with a particular objective… … English World dictionary
campaign — ► NOUN 1) a series of military operations intended to achieve an objective in a particular area. 2) an organized course of action to achieve a goal. ► VERB ▪ work in an organized way towards a goal. DERIVATIVES campaigner noun. ORIGIN French… … English terms dictionary
campaign — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ big, huge, major, massive ▪ lengthy, long, long running, ongoing, sustained (esp. BrE) … Collocations dictionary
campaign — I n. 1) to carry on, conduct, wage; launch, mount, organize a campaign 2) an active, vigorous; feeble, weak; whirlwind campaign 3) an advertising; anti smoking; educational; election, political; membership; military; national, nationwide; public… … Combinatory dictionary
campaign — I UK [kæmˈpeɪn] / US noun [countable] Word forms campaign : singular campaign plural campaigns *** 1) a series of actions intended to produce political or social change a literacy/recruitment/anti drug campaign campaign for/against: Local people… … English dictionary