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  • 101 write

    <wrote, written or old writ> [raɪt] vt
    to \write sth etw schreiben;
    he wrote the appointment in his calendar er trug die Verabredung in seinen Kalender ein;
    to \write a letter to sb jdm einen Brief schreiben
    2) ( complete)
    to \write sth etw ausstellen;
    to \write sb a cheque [or a cheque to sb] jdm einen Scheck ausstellen [o ausschreiben];
    to \write a prescription/ receipt ein Rezept/eine Quittung ausstellen;
    to \write one's will sein Testament aufsetzen
    3) (Can, Sa) sch
    to \write a test einen Test schreiben
    4) ( compose)
    to \write sth etw schreiben;
    to \write sb sth etw für jdn [o jdm etw] schreiben;
    to \write to sb [that...] (Brit, Aus) [or (Am) to \write sb [that...]] jdm schreiben[, dass...];
    to \write a book/ song/ thesis ein Buch/ein Lied/eine Doktorarbeit schreiben;
    to \write sth in English/ German/ French etw auf Englisch/Deutsch/Französisch verfassen
    5) ( state)
    to \write that... schreiben [o berichten], dass...
    6) ( add)
    to \write sth into sth etw in etw akk einfügen;
    to \write sth into a contract etw in einen Vertrag aufnehmen
    to \write sth to sth etw auf etw dat speichern
    to \write an insurance policy eine Versicherungspolice unterschreiben [o unterzeichnen];
    PHRASES:
    to be nothing to \write home about nichts Weltbewegendes sein;
    that was nothing to \write home about das hat uns nicht vom Hocker gerissen ( fam) vi
    1) ( make letters) schreiben;
    to \write clearly/ legibly deutlich/leserlich schreiben;
    to know how/learn [how] to read and \write Lesen und Schreiben können/lernen
    2) ( handwrite) mit der Hand schreiben
    3) ( compose literature) schreiben;
    to \write about [or on] sth über etw akk schreiben;
    to \write for a living Schriftsteller(in) m(f) sein
    4) comput schreiben, speichern, sichern

    English-German students dictionary > write

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