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Himmelsachse; WeltachseEnglish-German geography dictionary > axis of the celestial sphere
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nounthat's outside my sphere — das gehört nicht zu meinem Tätigkeitsbereich
sphere of influence — Einflussbereich, der
2) (Geom.) Kugel, die* * *[sfiə](a solid object with a surface on which all points are an equal distance from the centre, like eg most types of ball.) die Kugel- academic.ru/69461/spherical">spherical* * *[sfɪəʳ, AM sfɪr]nheavenly \sphere Gestirn nt geh\sphere of influence/interest/responsibility Einfluss-/Interessen-/Verantwortungsbereich m\sphere of knowledge Wissensgebiet ntthis is outside my \sphere of knowledge das entzieht sich meiner Kenntnis\sphere of life Lebensbereich msocial \sphere soziales Umfeld* * *[sfɪə(r)]n2) (fig) Sphäre f, Welt f; (of person, personal experience) Bereich m; (of knowledge etc) Gebiet nt, Feld nt; (= social etc circle) Kreis min the sphere of politics — in der Welt der Politik
his sphere of interest/influence — sein Interessen-/Einflussbereich
* * *sphere [sfıə(r)]A s1. Kugel f (auch math)music of the spheres Sphärenmusik f5. poet Himmel m, Sphäre f6. (Einfluss-, Interessen- etc) Sphäre f, (-)Gebiet n, (-)Bereich m:sphere of influence (of interest);sphere of activity Wirkungskreis m, Tätigkeitsbereich7. fig (gesellschaftliche) Umgebung, Milieu nB v/t1. umgeben, umkreisen2. (kugel)rund machen3. poet in den Himmel heben* * *nounsphere of influence — Einflussbereich, der
2) (Geom.) Kugel, die* * *(field) of action n.Tätigkeitsbereich m.Tätigkeitsfeld n.Tätigkeitsgebiet n. n.Bereich -e m.Domäne -n f.Kugel -n f.Sphäre -n f. -
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[sfɪəʳ, Am sfɪr] n\sphere of knowledge Wissensgebiet nt;this is outside my \sphere of knowledge das entzieht sich meiner Kenntnis;\sphere of life Lebensbereich m;social \sphere soziales Umfeld -
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noun1) (sphere) Kugel, die3) (world)* * *[ɡləub]2) (a ball with a map of the Earth on it.) der Globus3) (an object shaped like a globe: The chemicals were crushed in a large metal globe.) die Kugel•- academic.ru/31371/global">global- global village
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- globe-trotting* * *[gləʊb, AM gloʊb]n1. (Earth)▪ the \globe die Erdeto circle the \globe die Welt umreisento spin the \globe den Globus drehenglass \globe Glaskugel f* * *[gləʊb]n(= sphere) Kugel f; (= map) Globus m; (= fish bowl) Glaskugel fterrestrial/celestial globe — Erd-/Himmelskugel f
* * *globe [ɡləʊb]A s1. Kugel f:globe of the eye Augapfel m2. the globe die Erde, der Erdball, die Erdkugel3. GEOG Globus m:celestial globe Himmelsglobus;terrestrial globe (Erd)Globus4. Planet m, Himmelskörper m5. HIST Reichsapfel m6. kugelförmiger Gegenstand, besondersa) Lampenglocke fb) Goldfischglas nB v/t & v/i (sich) zusammenballen, kugelförmig machen (werden)* * *noun1) (sphere) Kugel, die2) (sphere with map) Globus, der3) (world)* * *n.Erdball -¨e m.Globus -se m.Kugel -n f. -
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[ɔ:b, AM ɔ:rb]n2. (spherical body) kugelförmiger Körper\orbs of blue blaue Augensterne poet* * *[ɔːb]n2) (of sovereignty) Reichsapfel m* * *orb [ɔː(r)b]A s1. Kugel f2. poet Gestirn n, Himmelskörper m3. obs Erde f (Planet)4. poeta) Augapfel mb) Auge n5. HIST Reichsapfel m6. poeta) Kreis mb) Ring mc) Rad nd) Scheibe f7. ASTRON Einflussgebiet n (eines Planeten etc)B v/t1. zu einem Kreis oder einer Kugel formen2. poet umringenC v/i1. sich im Kreis bewegen2. sich runden* * *(decorative sphere) n.Sphäre -n f.m. (celestial body) n.Himmelskörper m. n.Kugel -n f.
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