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1 progressive
1. adjective1) (gradual) fortschreitend [Verbesserung, Verschlechterung]; schrittweise [Reform]; allmählich [Veränderung, Herannahen, Fortschreiten, Prozess, Besserung]2) (worsening) schlimmer werdend; (Med.) progressiv3) (favouring reform; in culture) fortschrittlich; progressiv4) (Taxation) gestaffelt; progressiv (fachspr.)2. nounprogressive tax — Progressivsteuer, die
Progressive, der/die* * *[-siv]1) (developing and advancing by stages: a progressive illness.) fortschreitend2) (using, or favouring, new methods: progressive education; The new headmaster is very progressive.) fortschrittlich3) ((grammar) (also continuous) (of a verb tense or form) indicating an activity that is, was, or will be continuing at some period of time: The progressive form of a verb is be + verb-ing (= be + present participle) (eg is working, was waiting, have been dancing).)* * *pro·gres·sive[prə(ʊ)ˈgresɪv, AM prəˈ-]I. adja \progressive change/increase/decline eine allmähliche Veränderung/Zunahme/ein allmählicher Verfalla \progressive disease eine fortschreitende Krankheit2. (reformist) progressiv\progressive party fortschrittliche Partei3. (forward-looking) fortschrittlich, progressiv\progressive education moderne Ausbildung\progressive jazz progressiver Jazz\progressive form Verlaufsform fII. n2. LING▪ the \progressive die Verlaufsform* * *[prə'gresɪv]1. adj1) (= increasing) zunehmend; disease etc fortschreitend; action allmählich steigernd, fortschreitend; paralysis, taxation progressivprogressive form/tense (Gram) — Verlaufsform f
2) (= favouring progress) progressiv, fortschrittlich; (MUS) progressiv2. n(= person) Progressive(r) mf* * *progressive [prəʊˈɡresıv]A adjprogressive party Fortschrittspartei f;progressive jazz progressiver Jazz2. progressiv, fortschreitend, fortlaufend, sich weiterentwickelnd:a progressive step fig ein Schritt nach vorn;progressive wave MATH, PHYS fortschreitende Welle3. vorwärtsgerichtet, (allmählich) vorrückend:progressive movement Vorwärtsbewegung f4. progressiv, gestaffelt:progressive total Staffelsumme f7. LING progressiv:progressive assimilation Anpassung f an den vorangehenden Konsonanten;progressive form Verlaufsform fprog. abk1. program (programme) Progr.2. progress3. progressive* * *1. adjective1) (gradual) fortschreitend [Verbesserung, Verschlechterung]; schrittweise [Reform]; allmählich [Veränderung, Herannahen, Fortschreiten, Prozess, Besserung]2) (worsening) schlimmer werdend; (Med.) progressiv3) (favouring reform; in culture) fortschrittlich; progressiv4) (Taxation) gestaffelt; progressiv (fachspr.)2. nounprogressive tax — Progressivsteuer, die
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2 lounge
1. intransitive verb2. nounlounge [about or around] — [faul] herumliegen/-sitzen/-stehen; [faul] herumhängen (ugs.); (in chair etc.) sich lümmeln (ugs.)
1) (public room) Lounge, die; (in hotel) Lounge, die; [Hotel]halle, die; (at station) Wartesaal, der; (in theatre) Foyer, das; (at airport) Lounge, die; Wartehalle, die2) (sitting room) Wohnzimmer, das3) (Brit.): (bar)lounge [bar] — see academic.ru/63976/saloon_bar">saloon bar
* * *1. verb1) (to lie back in a casual manner: lounging on a sofa.) herumlümmeln2. noun(a sitting-room, eg in a hotel: They watched television in the hotel lounge.) die Halle* * *[laʊnʤ]I. ndeparture \lounge Abflughalle f, Warteraum m* * *[laUndZ]1. n(in house) Wohnzimmer nt; (in hotel) Gesellschaftsraum m; (= lounge bar on liner etc) Salon m; (at airport) Warteraum mTV lounge — Fernsehraum m
2. vifaulenzenor around — herumliegen/-sitzen
to lounge against a wall —
* * *lounge [laʊndʒ]A s1. Chaiselongue f, Liege(sofa) f(n)2. Wohnzimmer n3. Gesellschaftsraum m, Salon m (eines Hotels, Schiffs)4. Foyer n (eines Theaters)5. Wartehalle f (eines Flughafens)6. Br vornehmerer und teurerer Teil eines PubsB v/i1. sich rekeln, sich lümmeln (beide umg):2. schlendern* * *1. intransitive verb2. nounlounge [about or around] — [faul] herumliegen/-sitzen/-stehen; [faul] herumhängen (ugs.); (in chair etc.) sich lümmeln (ugs.)
1) (public room) Lounge, die; (in hotel) Lounge, die; [Hotel]halle, die; (at station) Wartesaal, der; (in theatre) Foyer, das; (at airport) Lounge, die; Wartehalle, die2) (sitting room) Wohnzimmer, das3) (Brit.): (bar)lounge [bar] — see saloon bar
* * *n.Aufenthaltsraum m.Gesellschaftsraum m. v.faulenzen v. -
3 youth
noun* * *[ju:Ɵ]plural - youths; noun1) ((the state of being in) the early part of life: Enjoy your youth!; He spent his youth in America.) die Jugend2) (a boy of fifteen to twenty years old approximately: He and two other youths were kicking a football about.) der Jüngling3) (young people in general: Some people say that today's youth has/have no sense of responsibility.) die Jugend•- academic.ru/83552/youthful">youthful- youthfully
- youthfulness
- youth hostel
- youth mentor* * *[ju:θ]I. nsb's misspent \youth jds vergeudete Jugendin my \youth in meiner Jugendto have got \youth on one's side den Vorteil der Jugend besitzenthe secret of eternal \youth das Geheimnis ewiger Jugend▪ the \youth pl die Jugendthe \youth of today die Jugend von heute\youth culture Jugendszene f\youth section (of political party) [organisierte] Parteijugend* * *[juːɵ]n1) no pl Jugend fthe town of my youth — die Stadt or Stätte (hum) meiner Jugend
2) pl -s [juːðz](= young man) junger Mann, Jugendliche(r) mwhen he was a youth — als er ein junger Mann war
3) pl (= young men and women) Jugend fshe likes working with (the) youth —
* * *youth [juːθ]A s1. Jugend f, Jungsein n2. Jugend(frische, -kraft) f, Jugendlichkeit f3. Jugend(zeit) f:in my youth in meiner Jugend4. Frühzeit f, -stadium n5. koll (auch als pl konstruiert) Jugend f, junge Leute pl oder Menschen pl:the youth of the country die Jugend des LandesB adj Jugend…:youth hostel Jugendherberge f;youth hostel(l)er jemand, der in Jugendherbergen übernachtet;youth training scheme Ausbildungsprogramm n für (arbeitslose) Jugendliche* * *noun1) no pl., no art. Jugend, die* * *n.Jugend f.Jugendzeit f.Jungsein n.Jüngling -e m. -
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5 youth
[ju:ɵ] nsb's misspent \youth jds vergeudete Jugend;in my \youth in meiner Jugendto have got \youth on one's side den Vorteil der Jugend besitzen;the secret of eternal \youth das Geheimnis ewiger Jugend4) ( young people)the \youth pl die Jugend;the \youth of today die Jugend von heute nmodifier (club, crime, group, movement, orchestra, organization, team, unemployment) Jugend-;\youth culture Jugendszene f;\youth section ( of political party) [organisierte] Parteijugend
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