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61 Informationsmittel
Informationsmittel
information media;
• [neue] Informationsmöglichkeiten [new] information tools (facilities for the supply of information);
• Informationspolitik information policy;
• elektronischer Informationspool data warehouse;
• Informationsprogramm information program(me);
• Informationsprospekt information kit;
• Informationsquelle source (repository, well) of information, pipeline for information (US);
• Informationsrecht right to demand information;
• Informationsreise field trip, fact-finding tour;
• Informationsschreiben information letter;
• Informationssitzung briefing meeting;
• Informationssoftware (Computer) infotainment software;
• Informationsspeicherung (Computer) information storage;
• Informationsspeicherverfahren data-storage process;
• Informationsstand information desk;
• Informationsstelle information bureau (office), inquiry office, communication agency (US);
• Informationssystem information system;
• gemeinschaftliches Informationssystem zur sozialen Sicherheit (EU) mutual information system on social protection (MISSOC);
• Informationstätigkeit information[al] activity;
• Informationstechnologie information technology (IT);
• Informationsträger (Computer) data set;
• Informationsverarbeitung data processing;
• Informationsweg lines of communication;
• Informationswerbung informative advertising;
• regierungsamtliches Informationswesen government information service;
• Informationswiedergewinnung (Computer) information retrieval;
• Informationswirtschaft information industry (sector), controlling (US);
• Informationszentrale information center (US) (centre, Br.), central office of information;
• Informations-, Reflexions- und Austauschzentrum für Asylfragen Centre for Information, Reflection and Exchange on Asylum (CIREA). -
62 centre
A n1 ( middle) centre m (of de) ; in the centre au centre ; I live near the centre of London j'habite près du centre de Londres ; town centre, city centre centre-ville m ; sweets with soft centres bonbons mpl fourrés ;2 ( focus) centre m ; to be at the centre of a campaign/row être au centre d'une campagne/dispute ; to be the centre of attention être le centre de l'attention ;4 ( designated area) centre m ; business centre quartier m des affaires ; shopping/sports/leisure centre centre m commercial/sportif/de loisirs ;5 Pol centre m ; to be left/right of centre [person, politics] être à gauche/à droite du centre ; a centre-left party un parti du centre gauche ;D - centred (dans composés) centré sur ; child-centred education enseignement m centré sur l'enfant.▶ centre around [sth] [activities, person] se concentrer sur ; [people, industry] se situer autour de [town] ; [life, plans, thoughts] être centré sur [holidays, person, work] ; [demands] viser [conditions, pay] ;▶ centre [sth] around [person] concentrer [qch] sur [feelings, thoughts].■ centre on, centre upon:▶ centre on [sth] [activities, feelings, thoughts, work] se concentrer sur [person, problem, subject].
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