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1 Bühnenwirkung
f dramatic ( oder theatrical) effect, effect on stage* * *Büh|nen|wir|kungfdramatic effect* * * -
2 Kunstpause
* * *Kụnst|pau|sef(als Spannungsmoment) dramatic pause, pause for effect; (iro beim Stocken) awkward pause, hesitationeine Kunstpause machen — to pause for effect; to pause awkwardly
* * *Kunst·pau·sef deliberate [or dramatic] pause, pause for effecteine \Kunstpause machen to pause deliberately* * ** * *eine Kunstpause machen pause for effect* * *die pause for effect; (iron.): (Stockung) awkward pause -
3 einschneidend
I Part. Präs. einschneidenII Adj. fig. Maßnahmen: decisive; (radikal) drastic; Reformen: radical, drastic, major; (weitreichend) far-reaching; von einschneidender Bedeutung of far-reaching significance; einschneidende Wirkung haben have far-reaching effects Pl. ( auf + Akk on)* * *drastic; radical; incisive* * *ein|schnei|dendadj (fig)drastic, radical; Maßnahmen auch trenchant; Bedeutung, Wirkung, Folgen far-reaching* * *ein·schnei·dend[ˈainʃnaidn̩t]von \einschneidender Bedeutung of great [or utmost] importanceeine \einschneidende Veränderung a drastic [or marked] [or radical] changeeine \einschneidende Wirkung a far-reaching [or dramatic] [or profound] effect* * ** * *B. adj fig Maßnahmen: decisive; (radikal) drastic; Reformen: radical, drastic, major; (weitreichend) far-reaching;von einschneidender Bedeutung of far-reaching significance;einschneidende Wirkung haben have far-reaching effects pl (auf +akk on)* * * -
4 einschneidend
ein·schnei·dend [ʼainʃnaidn̩t] adjvon \einschneidender Bedeutung of great [or utmost] importance;eine \einschneidende Veränderung a drastic [or marked] [or radical] change;eine \einschneidende Wirkung a far-reaching [or dramatic] [or profound] effect -
5 Kunstpause
Kunst·pau·se fdeliberate [or dramatic] pause, pause for effect;eine \Kunstpause machen to pause deliberately
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