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popu·lari·za·tion[ˌpɒpjələraɪˈzeɪʃən, AM ˌpɑ:pjəlɚɪˈ-]n no plTV has been responsible for the \popularization of landscape gardening das Fernsehen hat Landschaftsgärtnerei populär gemachtthe \popularization of air travel took place mainly in the 1960s Flugreisen wurden eigentlich erst in den 60er-Jahren der breiten Öffentlichkeit zugänglich* * *["pɒpjUləraI'zeISən]nPopularisierung f; (= act also) allgemeine Verbreitung* * ** * *n.Popularisierung f. -
3 scrupulous
adjectivegewissenhaft [Person]; unbedingt [Ehrlichkeit]; peinlich [Sorgfalt]pay scrupulous attention to something — peinlich auf etwas (Akk.) achten
* * *['skru:pjuləs](careful in attending to detail, doing nothing wrong, dishonest etc: He is scrupulous in his handling of the accounts; scrupulous attention to instructions.) voller Bedenken- academic.ru/91329/scrupulously">scrupulously- scrupulousness* * *scru·pu·lous[ˈskru:pjələs]1. (extremely moral) gewissenhaftto be too \scrupulous to do sth zu viele Skrupel haben, etw zu tun2. (extremely careful) [peinlich] genau\scrupulous cleanliness peinlichste Sauberkeit\scrupulous fairness/honesty kompromisslose Gerechtigkeit/Ehrlichkeit* * *['skruːpjʊləs]adjperson, organization gewissenhaft; honesty, fairness unbedingt, kompromisslos; cleanliness peinlich; account (peinlich) genauhe can't afford to be too scrupulous — er kann sich keine allzu großen Skrupel leisten
he is not too scrupulous in his business dealings — er hat keine allzu großen Skrupel bei seinen Geschäften
she is not too scrupulous in matters of cleanliness — sie nimmt es mit der Sauberkeit nicht so genau
the kitchen staff are scrupulous about hygiene — das Küchenpersonal nimmt es mit der Hygiene sehr genau
* * *scrupulous adj (adv scrupulously)1. voller Skrupel oder Bedenken2. (über)gewissenhaft, peinlich (genau):scrupulously clean peinlich sauber3. vorsichtig, ängstlich* * *adjectivegewissenhaft [Person]; unbedingt [Ehrlichkeit]; peinlich [Sorgfalt]pay scrupulous attention to something — peinlich auf etwas (Akk.) achten
* * *adj.bedenklich adj.ängstlich adj.
См. также в других словарях:
pule — /pjul/ (say pyoohl) verb (i) (puled, puling) to cry in a thin voice, as a child; whimper; whine. {? imitative} …
puling — /ˈpjulɪŋ/ (say pyoohling) adjective whining: a puling child. –pulingly, adverb …
popularize — pop|u|lar|ize also popularise BrE [ˈpɔpjuləraız US ˈpa: ] v [T] 1.) to make something well known and liked ▪ Bob Marley popularized reggae music in the 1970s. 2.) to make a difficult subject or idea able to be easily understood by ordinary people … Dictionary of contemporary English
popularly — pop|u|lar|ly [ˈpɔpjuləli US ˈpa:pjulər ] adv by most or many people ▪ The President of Korea is popularly elected every five years. popularly believed/thought/called etc ▪ Vitamin C is popularly believed to prevent colds. ▪ The Church of Jesus… … Dictionary of contemporary English
unpopular — un|pop|u|lar [ʌnˈpɔpjulə US ˈpa:pjulər] adj not liked by most people ▪ an unpopular choice ▪ an unpopular teacher unpopular with/among ▪ a decision that was deeply unpopular with students >unpopularity [ʌnˌpɔpjuˈlærıti US ˌpa:p ] n [U] … Dictionary of contemporary English
cupulate — adjective /ˈkəpjulət/ Cup shaped … Wiktionary
popular — adjective /ˈpɑpjulɝ/ a) Of or pertaining to the common people, or to the whole body of the people, as distinguished from a select portion; as, the popular voice; popular elections; popular music. popular states b) Suitable to common people; easy… … Wiktionary
copula — cop|u|la [ˈkɔpjulə US ˈka:p ] n technical [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: something that joins ] a type of verb that connects the subject of a sentence to its ↑complement, for example seem in the sentence The house seems big = ↑linking verb … Dictionary of contemporary English
corpulent — cor|pu|lent [ˈko:pjulənt US ˈko:r ] adj formal [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: corpulentus large bodied , from corpus; CORPUS] fat >corpulence n [U] … Dictionary of contemporary English
opulent — op|u|lent [ˈɔpjulənt US ˈa:p ] adj formal [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: opulentus, from ops power, help ] 1.) very beautiful, with a lot of decoration, and made from expensive materials = ↑luxurious ▪ evening dresses in opulent fabrics 2.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
populace — pop|u|lace [ˈpɔpjuləs US ˈpa: ] n [singular also + plural verb British English] formal [Date: 1500 1600; : French; Origin: Italian popolaccio crowd , from popolo people ] the people who live in a country ▪ the effects of the war on the local… … Dictionary of contemporary English