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1 Civic
сущ.авт. Сивик -
2 Civic
Сивик -
3 bürgerlich...
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4 die Jugendstunde
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5 die Jugendweihe
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6 städtisch
- {civic} công dân - {civil} thường dân, bên đời, hộ dân sự, lễ phép, lễ độ, lịch sự, thường - {municipal} thành phố, đô thị, thị xã - {urban} thành thị, ở thành phố, ở thành thị -
7 bürgerlich
Adj.1. auch JUR. civil, civic; (Zivil...) civilian; bürgerliches Recht civil law; bürgerliche Pflichten civil ( oder civic) duties; bürgerliche Rechte civic rights; bürgerliches Jahr JUR. civil year; bürgerliche Eheschließung civil marriage; bürgerlicher Tod JUR. civil death; im bürgerlichen Leben in civil ( oder civilian) life; Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (abgek. BGB) (German) Civil Code2. (Mittelstands...) middle-class, pej. bourgeois; die bürgerlichen Parteien POL. the non-socialist parties; sie stammt aus einer guten bürgerlichen Familie she comes from a good middle-class ( oder respectable) family; er führt ein sehr bürgerliches Leben he has ( oder leads) a very bourgeois lifestyle; bürgerliches Trauerspiel LIT. domestic tragedy3. (nicht adelig) untitled5. pej. (spießig) conventional, plebeian, philistine* * *bourgeois; civil; middle class; civilian* * *bụ̈r|ger|lich ['bʏrgɐlɪç]1. adjbürgerliches Essen/Küche — good plain food/cooking
2. advbürgerlich essen — to eat good plain food
* * *(concerned with law cases which are not criminal.) civil* * *bür·ger·lich[ˈbʏrgɐlɪç]\bürgerliche Pflicht civic duty* * *1.1) nicht präd. (staatsbürgerlich) civil <rights, marriage, etc.>; civic < duties>das Bürgerliche Gesetzbuch — the [German] Civil Code
sein bürgerlicher Name — his real name
die bürgerliche Küche — good plain cooking; good home cooking
3) (Polit.) non-socialist; (nicht marxistisch) non-Marxist4) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) bourgeois2.1) <think, etc.> in a middle-class waybürgerlich leben — live a middle-class life
gut bürgerlich essen — have a good plain meal; (gewohnheitsmäßig) eat good plain food
2) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) in a bourgeois way* * *bürgerlich adjbürgerliches Recht civil law;bürgerliche Pflichten civil ( oder civic) duties;bürgerliche Rechte civic rights;bürgerliches Jahr JUR civil year;bürgerliche Eheschließung civil marriage;bürgerlicher Tod JUR civil death;im bürgerlichen Leben in civil ( oder civilian) life;2. (Mittelstands…) middle-class, pej bourgeois;die bürgerlichen Parteien POL the non-socialist parties;sie stammt aus einer guten bürgerlichen Familie she comes from a good middle-class ( oder respectable) family;bürgerliches Trauerspiel LIT domestic tragedy3. (nicht adelig) untitled4. (einfach) plain, simple;bürgerliche Küche home cooking, good plain cooking ( oder food)5. pej (spießig) conventional, plebeian, philistine* * *1.1) nicht präd. (staatsbürgerlich) civil <rights, marriage, etc.>; civic < duties>das Bürgerliche Gesetzbuch — the [German] Civil Code
2) (dem Bürgertum zugehörig) middle-classdie bürgerliche Küche — good plain cooking; good home cooking
3) (Polit.) non-socialist; (nicht marxistisch) non-Marxist4) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) bourgeois2.1) <think, etc.> in a middle-class waygut bürgerlich essen — have a good plain meal; (gewohnheitsmäßig) eat good plain food
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8 Bürgerpflicht
f civil ( oder civic) duty; Ruhe ist die erste Bürgerpflicht law and order is the primary civic duty* * *Bụ̈r|ger|pflichtfcivic dutyRuhe ist die erste Bürgerpflicht — law and order is the citizen's first duty, the first duty of the citizen is law and order
* * *Bür·ger·pflichtf civic duty* * ** * *Ruhe ist die erste Bürgerpflicht law and order is the primary civic duty* * *die civic duty; duty as a citizen* * *f.civic duty n.civil duty n. -
9 Bürgerinitiative
f1. citizens’ (action) group, civic action group2. civic action* * *Bụ̈r|ger|ini|ti|a|ti|vefcitizens' initiative or action group* * *Bür·ger·ini·ti·a·ti·vef citizens' group* * *die citizens' action group•• Cultural note:Citizens' action groups have been operating since the early 1970s, getting together when there is a grievance they feel has been neglected by public authorities. The government usually claims to welcome and support groups that draw attention to social problems, and the Bürgerinitiativen often achieve their objectives* * *1. citizens’ (action) group, civic action group2. civic action* * *die citizens' action group•• Cultural note:Citizens' action groups have been operating since the early 1970s, getting together when there is a grievance they feel has been neglected by public authorities. The government usually claims to welcome and support groups that draw attention to social problems, and the Bürgerinitiativen often achieve their objectives -
10 städtisch
I Adj. urban, attr. auch town..., city...; bes. verwaltungsmäßig: municipal; (großstädtisch) metropolitan; Teile Berlins wirken eher ländlich als städtisch parts of Berlin are more like the country than the city* * *municipally; civic; municipal; public; urban* * *städ|tisch ['StEːtIS, 'Stɛtɪʃ]adjmunicipal, town attr; (= einer Großstadt auch) city attr; (= nach Art einer Stadt) urbandie stä́dtische Bevölkerung — the town/city or urban population
die stä́dtische Lebensweise — the urban way of life, town/city life
* * *1) (of or belonging to a city or citizen: Our offices are in the new civic centre; civic duties.) civic2) municipally3) (of, or controlled or owned by, the government of a city or town: the municipal buildings.) municipal* * *städ·tisch[ˈʃtɛ(:)tɪʃ]\städtischer Mittelstand urban middle class* * *1.1) (kommunal) municipal2) (urban) urban <life, way of life, etc.>; town < clothes>; <manners, clothes> of a town-dweller2.1) (kommunal) municipallystädtisch verwaltet — run by the town/city council
2) (urban)* * *A. adj urban, attr auch town …, city …; besonders verwaltungsmäßig: municipal; (großstädtisch) metropolitan;Teile Berlins wirken eher ländlich als städtisch parts of Berlin are more like the country than the cityB. adv:städtisch verwaltet municipally run ( oder control[l]ed)* * *1.1) (kommunal) municipal2) (urban) urban <life, way of life, etc.>; town < clothes>; <manners, clothes> of a town-dweller2.1) (kommunal) municipallystädtisch verwaltet — run by the town/city council
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11 staatsbürgerlich
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12 BGB
* * *(Abk.: Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch) Civil Code* * *[beːgeː'beː]nt -, no pl abbrSee:* * *<->[be:ge:ˈbe:]* * *Abkürzung: = Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch* * *bürgerlich adjbürgerliches Recht civil law;bürgerliche Pflichten civil ( oder civic) duties;bürgerliche Rechte civic rights;bürgerliches Jahr JUR civil year;bürgerliche Eheschließung civil marriage;bürgerlicher Tod JUR civil death;im bürgerlichen Leben in civil ( oder civilian) life;2. (Mittelstands…) middle-class, pej bourgeois;die bürgerlichen Parteien POL the non-socialist parties;sie stammt aus einer guten bürgerlichen Familie she comes from a good middle-class ( oder respectable) family;bürgerliches Trauerspiel LIT domestic tragedy3. (nicht adelig) untitled4. (einfach) plain, simple;bürgerliche Küche home cooking, good plain cooking ( oder food)5. pej (spießig) conventional, plebeian, philistine* * *Abkürzung: = Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch -
13 Stadthalle
f municipal hall* * *Stadt·hal·lef city [or civic] [or municipal] hall* * *die civic or municipal hall* * *Stadthalle f municipal hall* * *die civic or municipal hall -
14 Spitze
Spitze f 1. COMP front end (Rechner); 2. GEN (infrml) top of the tree, top, spearhead; 3. WIWI peak • an der Spitze der Entwicklung stehen GEN be at the cutting edge • an der Spitze des Fortschritts GEN in the vanguard of progress; at the cutting edge (ganz vorne dabei) • in der Spitze GEN at the extremes* * *f 1. < Comp> Rechner front end; 2. < Geschäft> top of the tree infrml, top, spearhead; 3. <Vw> peak ■ an der Spitze des Fortschritts < Geschäft> in the vanguard of progress ■ in der Spitze < Geschäft> at the extremes* * *Spitze
remaining margin, head, (Anzeige) lead[ing] story, (Führung) head, lead, (Höchstwert) top[gallant], peak, summit;
• an der Spitze in front, at the top (head) of affairs, at the wheel, paramount, at the top of the ladder;
• Spitzen (Börse) fractional shares, odd lots (US);
• einsame Spitze head and shoulders above the others;
• saisonbedingte Spitze seasonal peak;
• frei verfügbare Spitze free balance;
• Spitze der Behörden top-ranking officials, the leading authorities, heads of government, civic headliners (US);
• Spitzen des Finanz- und Wirtschaftslebens policy-makers of business;
• Spitzen der Gesellschaft cream of society;
• Spitze einer Liste head of a list;
• Spitzen der Ministerialbürokratie administration’s top leaders;
• Spitzen der Stadt principal men of a city, leaders in the community;
• Spitze des Inflationsberges beseitigen to knock the top off its inflation mountain;
• Spitzeerreichen (Verkaufszahlen) to reach the peak;
• in der Spitze 40% erreichen to peak at 40 percent;
• an die Spitze gelangen to zoom to the top;
• beim Börsenschluss meistens an der Spitze liegen to be mostly ahead at the closing bell;
• gemeinsam an der Spitze liegen to come out joint top;
• an der Spitze der Aufwärtsbewegung stehen (Börse) to spearhead the upward trend;
• an der Spitze eines Unternehmens stehen to have control (be on top) of an undertaking, to head a firm;
• zu den Spitzen der Behörde zählen to form the top echelons in civic activities. -
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16 Staatsbürgerkunde
f civics Pl. (V. im Sg.), civic studies Pl.* * *die Staatsbürgerkundecivics* * *Staats|bür|ger|kun|def (SCH)civics sing* * *die (ehem. DDR) school subject involving ideological education of socialist citizens; ≈ civics sing. no art.* * ** * *die (ehem. DDR) school subject involving ideological education of socialist citizens; ≈ civics sing. no art. -
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bürgerlich
civil, civic, (Status) middle-class, common;
• bürgerliche Ehrenrechte civic rights;
• bürgerlicher Haushalt middle-class family;
• bürgerliches Jahr calendar year;
• bürgerliches Recht civil law;
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18 Dorfplatz
m1. civic center Am.2. civic centre Br.3. village square -
19 Stadtplatz
m1. civic center Am.2. civic centre Br.3. town square -
20 Innenstadt
внутригородской район
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inner city
1) Part of a city at or near the centre, especially a slum area where poor people live in bad housing.
2) City centres of many industrialized countries which exhibit environmental degradation. The numerous and highly competitive activities entailing land use overwhelm the limited space and create a situation of overcrowding, functional incompatibility and cultural degradation. Inner city areas have a high level of commercial specialization, a large number of offices and a sizeable daytime population. At the same time, city centres generally remain a sort of ghetto for a permanent, low-income population living in run-down housing and enjoying little in the way of public services and civic amenities. The concentration of service industries inevitably entails the replacement of traditional housing and shops by office blocks, the provision of basic utilities at the expense of civic amenities and the provision of major access roads which eat up urban space. Structures of historic origin are often unable to meet modern requirements and, notwithstanding their value, frequently face demolition.
(Source: PHC / WPR)
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городской центр
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city centre
The central part of a city. (Source: CAMB)
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Немецко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > Innenstadt
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