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  • 1 Hochdeutsch

    Adj. LING. standard (engS. High) German
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    Hoch|deutsch(e)
    nt
    standard or High German, the standard or High German language
    See:
    → auch Deutsch(e)
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    Hoch·deutsch
    [ˈho:xdɔytʃ]
    nt High [or standard] German
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    das, Hochdeutsche das standard or High German
    •• Cultural note:
    There are many regional variations and dialects in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (64 per cent of Swiss people speak Schwyzerdütsch). Hochdeutsch is the standard German that can be understood by all German speakers. It is probably the only way for a Bavarian, Austrian or Swiss to communicate with a North German. Newspapers and other publications are generally printed in Hochdeutsch, which is regarded as 'proper' German
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    A. adj LING standard (engS. High) German
    B. Hochdeutsch n standard (engS. High) German;
    das Hochdeutsche standard (engS. High) German
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    das, Hochdeutsche das standard or High German
    •• Cultural note:
    There are many regional variations and dialects in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (64 per cent of Swiss people speak Schwyzerdütsch). Hochdeutsch is the standard German that can be understood by all German speakers. It is probably the only way for a Bavarian, Austrian or Swiss to communicate with a North German. Newspapers and other publications are generally printed in Hochdeutsch, which is regarded as 'proper' German
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    n.
    High German n.
    standard German n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Hochdeutsch

  • 2 hochdeutsch

    Adj. LING. standard (engS. High) German
    * * *
    Hoch|deutsch(e)
    nt
    standard or High German, the standard or High German language
    See:
    → auch Deutsch(e)
    * * *
    Hoch·deutsch
    [ˈho:xdɔytʃ]
    nt High [or standard] German
    * * *
    das, Hochdeutsche das standard or High German
    •• Cultural note:
    There are many regional variations and dialects in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (64 per cent of Swiss people speak Schwyzerdütsch). Hochdeutsch is the standard German that can be understood by all German speakers. It is probably the only way for a Bavarian, Austrian or Swiss to communicate with a North German. Newspapers and other publications are generally printed in Hochdeutsch, which is regarded as 'proper' German
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    A. adj LING standard (engS. High) German
    B. Hochdeutsch n standard (engS. High) German;
    das Hochdeutsche standard (engS. High) German
    * * *
    das, Hochdeutsche das standard or High German
    •• Cultural note:
    There are many regional variations and dialects in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (64 per cent of Swiss people speak Schwyzerdütsch). Hochdeutsch is the standard German that can be understood by all German speakers. It is probably the only way for a Bavarian, Austrian or Swiss to communicate with a North German. Newspapers and other publications are generally printed in Hochdeutsch, which is regarded as 'proper' German
    * * *
    n.
    High German n.
    standard German n.

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  • 3 Binnendeutsch

    I Adj. Handel etc.: internal, domestic (German)
    II Binnendeutsch n German (as) spoken in Germany, German German umg
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    bịn|nen|deutsch
    adj
    Ausdruck, Wort used in Germany; Sprache, Dialekt spoken in Germany
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    bin·nen·deutsch
    adj used in Germany
    ein \binnendeutscher Ausdruck an expression used in Germany
    \binnendeutsche Dialekte dialects spoken in Germany
    * * *
    A. adj Handel etc: internal, domestic (German)
    B. Binnendeutsch n German (as) spoken in Germany, German German umg

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  • 4 binnendeutsch

    I Adj. Handel etc.: internal, domestic (German)
    II Binnendeutsch n German (as) spoken in Germany, German German umg
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    bịn|nen|deutsch
    adj
    Ausdruck, Wort used in Germany; Sprache, Dialekt spoken in Germany
    * * *
    bin·nen·deutsch
    adj used in Germany
    ein \binnendeutscher Ausdruck an expression used in Germany
    \binnendeutsche Dialekte dialects spoken in Germany
    * * *
    A. adj Handel etc: internal, domestic (German)
    B. Binnendeutsch n German (as) spoken in Germany, German German umg

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  • 5 Kauderwelsch

    n; -(e)s, kein Pl. gibberish; (unverständliche Fachsprache) incomprehensible jargon
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    das Kauderwelsch
    gobbledygook; lingo; gibberish
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    Kau|der|welsch ['kaudɐvɛlʃ]
    nt -(s), no pl (pej)
    (= Fach- oder Geheimsprache) lingo (inf), jargon; (= Gemisch aus mehreren Sprachen/Dialekten) hotchpotch (Brit) or hodgepodge or mishmash (of different languages/dialects); (= unverständliche Sprache) double Dutch, gibberish
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    (nonsense: You're talking double-Dutch!) double-Dutch
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    Kau·der·welsch
    <-[s]>
    [ˈkaudɐvɛlʃ]
    nt kein pl (pej)
    1. (Sprachgemisch) a hotchpotch [or AM hodgepodge] (of different languages)
    2. (Fachsprache) jargon
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    das; Kauderwelsch[s] gibberish no indef. art.; double Dutch no indef. art.

    ein Kauderwelsch aus Deutsch, Englisch und Französisch — an incomprehensible hotchpotch of German, English, and French

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    Kauderwelsch n; -(e)s, kein pl gibberish; (unverständliche Fachsprache) incomprehensible jargon
    * * *
    das; Kauderwelsch[s] gibberish no indef. art.; double Dutch no indef. art.

    ein Kauderwelsch aus Deutsch, Englisch und Französisch — an incomprehensible hotchpotch of German, English, and French

    * * *
    n.
    gibberish n.
    jargons n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Kauderwelsch

  • 6 kauderwelschen

    v/i talk gibberish
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    to gibber
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    kau|der|wel|schen ['kaudɐvɛlʃn]
    vi
    (unverständlich) to talk double Dutch, to talk gibberish; (in Fachsprache) to talk jargon; (in Gemisch aus mehreren Sprachen/Dialekten) to talk a hotchpotch (Brit) or hodgepodge or mishmash of languages/dialects
    * * *
    kau·der·wel·schen
    [ˈkaudɐvɛlʃn̩]
    vi Hilfsverb: haben to talk double Dutch
    * * *
    kauderwelschen v/i talk gibberish

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > kauderwelschen

  • 7 Mitteldeutsch

    Adj.
    1. GEOG. Central German
    2. LING. Central ( oder Middle) German
    3. HIST. POL. East German
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    Mịt|tel|deutsch(e)
    nt
    Central German dialects pl
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    mit·tel·deutsch
    [ˈmɪtl̩dɔytʃ]
    1. LING Middle [or Central] German
    2. HIST (die DDR betreffend) East German
    * * *
    A. adj
    1. GEOG Central German
    2. LING Central ( oder Middle) German
    3. HIST POL East German
    B. Mitteldeutsch n; -en; LING Central ( oder Middle) German;
    das Mitteldeutsche Central ( oder Middle) German

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Mitteldeutsch

  • 8 mitteldeutsch

    Adj.
    1. GEOG. Central German
    2. LING. Central ( oder Middle) German
    3. HIST. POL. East German
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    Mịt|tel|deutsch(e)
    nt
    Central German dialects pl
    * * *
    mit·tel·deutsch
    [ˈmɪtl̩dɔytʃ]
    1. LING Middle [or Central] German
    2. HIST (die DDR betreffend) East German
    * * *
    A. adj
    1. GEOG Central German
    2. LING Central ( oder Middle) German
    3. HIST POL East German
    B. Mitteldeutsch n; -en; LING Central ( oder Middle) German;
    das Mitteldeutsche Central ( oder Middle) German

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > mitteldeutsch

  • 9 Oberdeutsch

    Adj. LING. Upper ( oder Southern) German
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    ober|deutsch
    adj (LING)
    Upper German
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    ober·deutsch
    [ˈo:bɐdɔytʃ]
    adj LING Southern German (concerning the German dialects spoken in Southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland)
    * * *
    A. adj LING Upper ( oder Southern) German
    B. Oberdeutsch n; -en; LING Upper ( oder Southern) German;
    das Oberdeutsche Upper ( oder Southern) German

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Oberdeutsch

  • 10 oberdeutsch

    Adj. LING. Upper ( oder Southern) German
    * * *
    ober|deutsch
    adj (LING)
    Upper German
    * * *
    ober·deutsch
    [ˈo:bɐdɔytʃ]
    adj LING Southern German (concerning the German dialects spoken in Southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland)
    * * *
    A. adj LING Upper ( oder Southern) German
    B. Oberdeutsch n; -en; LING Upper ( oder Southern) German;
    das Oberdeutsche Upper ( oder Southern) German

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > oberdeutsch

  • 11 Mitteldeutsche

    Mịt|tel|deutsch(e)
    nt
    Central German dialects pl

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Mitteldeutsche

  • 12 binnendeutsch

    bin·nen·deutsch adj
    used in Germany;
    ein \binnendeutscher Ausdruck an expression used in Germany;
    \binnendeutsche Dialekte dialects spoken in Germany

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > binnendeutsch

  • 13 Hochdeutsch

    hoch·deutsch
    1. hoch·deutsch [ʼho:xdɔytʃ] adj
    High [or standard] German
    2. Hoch·deutsch [ʼho:xdɔytʃ] nt
    High [or standard] German
    ¿Kultur?
    The term Hochdeutsch describes spoken German free of regional accents or dialects. Although Hochdeutsch is spoken in most public institutions, the language used around the city of Hanover is thought to best represent this kind of German.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Hochdeutsch

  • 14 hochdeutsch

    hoch·deutsch
    1. hoch·deutsch [ʼho:xdɔytʃ] adj
    High [or standard] German
    2. Hoch·deutsch [ʼho:xdɔytʃ] nt
    High [or standard] German
    ¿Kultur?
    The term Hochdeutsch describes spoken German free of regional accents or dialects. Although Hochdeutsch is spoken in most public institutions, the language used around the city of Hanover is thought to best represent this kind of German.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > hochdeutsch

  • 15 oberdeutsch

    ober·deutsch [ʼo:bɐdɔytʃ] adj
    Southern German (concerning the German dialects spoken in Southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland)

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > oberdeutsch

  • 16 Dialekte

    pl
    1. dialects
    2. idioms

    Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Dialekte

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