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1 altsprachlich
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2 klassizistisch
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3 Klassik
f; -, kein Pl.1. classical period ( oder age); die antike Klassik classical antiquity; die deutsche Klassik the classical period of German literature; MUS. die Wiener Klassik the Viennese classical period (in music)2. (Musik) classical music* * *Klạs|sik ['klasɪk]f -, no plclassical period; (inf = klassische Musik, Literatur) classical music/literature* * *Klas·sik<->[ˈklasɪk]1. (kulturelle Epoche) classical age [or period2. (die antike Klassik) Classical Antiquity* * *die; Klassik1) (Antike) classical antiquity no art.2) (Zeit kultureller Höchstleistung) classical period or age* * *1. classical period ( oder age);die antike Klassik classical antiquity;die deutsche Klassik the classical period of German literature;MUSdie Wiener Klassik the Viennese classical period (in music)2. (Musik) classical music* * *die; Klassik1) (Antike) classical antiquity no art.2) (Zeit kultureller Höchstleistung) classical period or age -
4 klassisch
Adj.2. fig. (mustergültig) classic (auch Fehler, Beispiel etc.)3. (herkömmlich) classical* * *classic; classical; vintage* * *klạs|sisch ['klasɪʃ]1. adj1) (= die Klassik betreffend, antik, traditionell) classical2) (= typisch, vorbildlich, zeitlos) classic3) (iro inf = prächtig) classic2. advclassically* * *1) (standard or best: the classic example.) classic2) ((especially of literature, art etc) of ancient Greece and Rome: classical studies.) classical3) ((of music) having the traditional, established harmony and/or form: He prefers classical music to popular music.) classical* * *klas·sisch[ˈklasɪʃ]1. (die antike Klassik betreffend) classical3. (ideal) classic* * *1) classical* * *klassisch adjklassisches Werk classic3. (herkömmlich) classical* * *1) classical2) (vollendet, zeitlos; auch iron.) classic* * *adj.classic adj.classical adj. adv.classically adv. -
5 Klassiker
m; -s, -1. classical author; Komponist: classical composer; die antiken Klassiker the classical authors ( Künstler: artists) of antiquity2. fig. (großer Künstler, Autor etc.) great artist ( Autor: author, Komponist: composer etc.) with classic status3. fig. (Werk) classic; „Zwölf Uhr mittags“ - ein Klassiker des Westerns „High Noon“, a classic western* * *der Klassikerclassic* * *Klạs|si|ker ['klasikɐ]1. m -s, -, Klas|si|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenclassicein Klassiker des Jazz — a jazz classic
ein Klassiker der modernen Musik — a classic of modern music
* * *(an established work of literature of high quality: I have read all the classics.) classical* * *Klas·si·ker(in)<-s, ->[ˈklasikɐ]1. (klassischer Schriftsteller) classical writer2. (klassischer Komponist) classical composer3. (maßgebliche Autorität) leading authority4. (zeitloses Werk) classicdieses Buch ist ein echter \Klassiker this book is a real classic* * *der; Klassikers, Klassiker classic; (Schriftsteller) classic; classical writer; (Komponist) classic; classical composer* * *1. classical author; Komponist: classical composer;die antiken Klassiker the classical authors ( Künstler: artists) of antiquity2. fig (großer Künstler, Autor etc) great artist ( Autor: author, Komponist: composer etc) with classic status3. fig (Werk) classic;* * *der; Klassikers, Klassiker classic; (Schriftsteller) classic; classical writer; (Komponist) classic; classical composer* * *m.classic n.classical author n. -
6 humanistisch
Adj.1. humanist2. humanistische Bildung classical education; humanistisches Gymnasium grammar school (emphasizing the study of the classics)* * *classical; humanistic* * *hu|ma|nịs|tisch [huma'nIstɪʃ]1. adjhumanist( ic); (HIST) Humanist; (= altsprachlich) classicalhumanistische Bildung — classical education, education in the classics or the humanities
humanistisches Gymnasium — secondary school with bias on Latin and Greek, ≈ grammar school (Brit)
2. advjdn humanistisch bilden — to provide sb with a humanistic or classical education
* * *hu·ma·nis·tisch1. (im Sinne des Humanismus) humanisticder \humanistische Geist the spirit of humanism3. (altsprachlich) humanistic, classicaleine \humanistische Bildung a classical education* * *1) humanist[ic]; (hist.) Humanist2) (altsprachlich) classicalein humanistisches Gymnasium — secondary school emphasizing classical languages
* * *humanistisch adj1. humanist2.humanistische Bildung classical education;humanistisches Gymnasium grammar school (emphasizing the study of the classics)* * *1) humanist[ic]; (hist.) Humanist2) (altsprachlich) classicalein humanistisches Gymnasium — secondary school emphasizing classical languages
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7 Antike
f; -, -n1. HIST. nur Sg. (classical) antiquity; the Classical ( oder Ancient) World; das Griechenland der Antike Ancient Greece; die Welt der Antike the Ancient World* * *die Antikeantiquity* * *An|ti|ke [an'tiːkə]f -, -n1) no pl antiquity2) (= Kunstwerk) antiquity* * *An·ti·ke<->[anˈti:kə]f kein pl antiquityder Mensch/die Kunst der \Antike man/the art of the ancient world* * *die; Antike, Antiken1) classical antiquity no art.2) ([Kunst]gegenstand) classical work of art* * *das Griechenland der Antike Ancient Greece;die Welt der Antike the Ancient World* * *die; Antike, Antiken1) classical antiquity no art.2) ([Kunst]gegenstand) classical work of art -
8 Altphilologe
m classicist, classical philologist* * *Ạlt|phi|lo|lo|ge1. m Alt|phi|lo|lo|gin2. fclassical philologist* * *Alt·phi·lo·lo·ge, -phi·lo·lo·gin* * *der classical scholar* * *Altphilologe m classicist, classical philologist* * *der classical scholar -
9 altsprachlich
* * *classical* * *ạlt|sprach|lichadjZweig, Abteilung classics attraltsprachliches Gymnasium — ≈ grammar school (Brit) or high school (US) teaching classical languages
* * *alt·sprach·lich* * *altsprachlich adj classical;* * *adj.classical adj. -
10 antik
Adj.1. HIST. ancient, classical; die antike Philosophie ancient ( oder classical) philosophy; die antiken Völker the peoples of the Ancient World; das antike Rom Ancient Rome2. Möbel etc.: antique, period...; nachgemacht: reproduction...; antike Kostüme period costumes; auf antik gemacht done up to look old, Am. antiqued; Möbel auf antik reproduction furniture* * *antique; old; ancient* * *an|tik [an'tiːk]adj* * *1) (old and usually valuable: an antique chair.) antique2) (old or old-fashioned: That car is positively antique.) antique* * *an·tik[anˈti:k]I. adj1. (als Antiquität anzusehen) antique2. (aus der Antike stammend) ancient\antike Kunst ancient art forms plII. adv\antik eingerichtet sein to be furnished in an antique style* * *1) classical* * *antik adj1. HIST ancient, classical;die antike Philosophie ancient ( oder classical) philosophy;die antiken Völker the peoples of the Ancient World;das antike Rom Ancient Romeantike Kostüme period costumes;auf antik gemacht done up to look old, US antiqued;Möbel auf antik reproduction furniture* * *1) classical2) (aus vergangenen Zeiten) antique <furniture, fittings, etc.>* * *adj.antique adj. -
11 klassizistisch
Adj. classical* * *klas|si|zịs|tisch [klasi'tsIstɪʃ]adjclassical* * *klas·si·zis·tisch[klasiˈtsɪstɪʃ]adj ARCHIT, KUNST classicalKlassizistische Antiqua Modern Face* * *Adjektiv classical* * *klassizistisch adj classical* * *Adjektiv classical -
12 Altgriechisch
Adj. Ancient Greek* * *Ạlt|grie|chisch(e)ntancient or classical Greek* * *Alt·grie·chischnt classical [or ancient] Greek* * *das classical or ancient Greek* * *A. adj Ancient Greekdas Altgriechische Ancient Greek, the Ancient Greek language* * *das classical or ancient Greek* * *n.Old Greek n. -
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Adj. Ancient Greek* * *Ạlt|grie|chisch(e)ntancient or classical Greek* * *Alt·grie·chischnt classical [or ancient] Greek* * *das classical or ancient Greek* * *A. adj Ancient Greekdas Altgriechische Ancient Greek, the Ancient Greek language* * *das classical or ancient Greek* * *n.Old Greek n. -
14 altphilologisch
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15 Altphilologie
f (the) classics Pl.* * *die Altphilologieclassics; humanity* * *Ạlt|phi|lo|lo|giefclassical philology* * ** * ** * *die classical studies pl., no art. -
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17 Konzertgitarre
f classical guitar* * *Kon|zẹrt|gi|tar|refclassical guitar* * *Kon·zert·gi·tar·ref concert guitar* * *Konzertgitarre f classical guitar -
18 Klassik
Klas·sik <-> [ʼklasɪk] f2) (die antike \Klassik) Classical Antiquity -
19 Klassik
f1. classical period2. classicismclassical literatureclassical music -
20 klassische Dichotomie
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