-
1 die Wahlverwandtschaft
- {elective affinity} -
2 wahlberechtigt
- {elective} do chọn lọc bằng bầu cử, có quyền bầu cử, có thể chọn lọc, không thể bắt buộc -
3 gewählt
- {elective} do chọn lọc bằng bầu cử, có quyền bầu cử, có thể chọn lọc, không thể bắt buộc - {elegant} thanh lịch, tao nhã, nhã, cùi lách hạng nhất, chiến, cừ - {refined} nguyên chất, đã lọc, đã tinh chế, lịch sự, tế nhị, có học thức = gewählt werden {to get in}+ -
4 Wahlverwandtschaft
f CHEM. und fig. elective affinity* * *Wahl|ver|wandt|schaftf (CHEM)elective attraction; (fig) affinity (von between)"die Wáhlverwandtschaften" (Liter) — "The Elective Affinities"
* * ** * *f.elective affinity n. -
5 Wahlfach
n PÄD. optional subject, Am. elective* * *das Wahlfachoptional; elective* * *Wahl|fachnt (SCH)option, optional subject, elective (US)* * *Wahl·fachnt SCH option[al subject]* * *das (Schulw.) optional subject* * ** * *das (Schulw.) optional subject* * *-¨er n.optional subject (school) n. -
6 Wahlfach
-
7 Wahlfach
n1. elective2. elective subject3. optional subject -
8 Wahlpflichtfach
n1. elective2. elective subject -
9 Wahlrecht
n1. (elective) franchise2. elective franchise3. franchisen[Wahlgesetz]electoral law -
10 Studium
Studium n BIL, GEN, PERS study • Studium abbrechen BIL drop out of university, break off (university) studies* * *n <Geschäft, Person> study* * *Studium
study, studies, university education, undergraduate work;
• fakultatives Studium elective (US);
• fortgeschrittenes Studium advanced studies;
• kostenloses Studium free university education;
• Studium mit zwischenzeitlicher praktischer Ausbildung corporative plan (education);
• Studium der Betriebsführung management study;
• Studium einer Bilanz reading of a balance sheet;
• Studium der Rechtswissenschaft reading for the bar;
• sein Studium abschließen to pursue one’s studies to the end, to finish one’s studies;
• jds. Studium finanzieren to finance s. one’s education;
• abgeschlossenes Studium haben to have a university degree;
• sein Studium gerade beendet haben to come fresh from college;
• sich sein Studium als Werkstudent verdienen to work one’s way through college. -
11 wahlberechtigt
Adj. eligible ( oder entitled) to vote* * *elective* * *wahl|be|rech|tigtadjentitled to vote* * *wahl·be·rech·tigt* * *Adjektiv eligible or entitled to vote postpos.* * ** * *Adjektiv eligible or entitled to vote postpos.* * *adj.to have the right to vote adj. -
12 wahlfrei
* * *facultative; optional* * *wahl|freiadj (SCH)optionalwáhlfreier Zugriff (Comput) — random access
* * *wahl·freiadj kein pl SCH optional* * *wahlfrei adj optional;wahlfreier Zugriff IT random access* * *adj.elective adj.random adj. -
13 Wahlgerichtsstand
Wahl·ge·richts·standm JUR elective venue -
14 Wahlleistung
Wahl·leis·tungf MED elective treatment [or procedure] -
15 Wahlkonsul
Wahlkonsul
honorary (elective) consul;
• Wahlkorruption bribery at election;
• hauptsächlich aus Arbeitern bestehender Wahlkreis working-class constituency;
• Wahlkreisarbeiten constituency work;
• Wahlkreisergebnis constituency poll;
• abgeänderte Wahlliste mutilated ballot;
• Wahllokal voting station;
• Wahlmänner-Gremium Electoral College (US);
• Wahlmündigkeit coming of voting age;
• Wahlpflicht electoral duty;
• Wahlquotient electoral ratio (quotient). -
16 fakultatives Studium
-
17 Wahlschuld
Wahlschuld f elective obligation -
18 wahlberechtigt
1. elective2. eligible to vote3. entitled to vote -
19 Wahlberechtigung
f1. (elective) franchise2. right to vote -
20 Wahlfächer
pl1. electives2. elective subjects
- 1
- 2
См. также в других словарях:
Elective — E*lect ive, a. [Cf. F. [ e]lectif.] 1. Exerting the power of choice; selecting; as, an elective act. [1913 Webster] 2. Pertaining to, or consisting in, choice, or right of choosing; electoral. [1913 Webster] The independent use of their elective… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
elective — elec·tive adj 1 a: chosen by popular election an elective official b: of or relating to election c: based on the right or principle of election the presidency is an elective office 2 a: permitting a choice compare … Law dictionary
Elective — used as a adjective means that it is optional and chosen, for example, by election. An elective, a noun , chosen by a student means that it is an optional subject or course in a curriculum.Elective is a term used for an academic course chosen by… … Wikipedia
elective — [ē lek′tiv, ilek′tiv] adj. [ME < LL electivus] 1. a) filled by election [an elective office] b) chosen by election; elected 2. of or based on election 3. having the power to choose 4 … English World dictionary
Elective — E*lect ive, n. In an American college, an optional study or course of study; a course that is not required. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
elective — early 15c., from L.L. electivus, from electus, pp. of eligere (see ELECTION (Cf. election)). In reference to school subjects studied at the student s choice, first recorded 1847. As a noun, from 1701 … Etymology dictionary
elective — [adj] able to be chosen constituent, discretionary, electoral, facultative, nonobligatory, not compulsory, optional, selective, voluntary, voting; concept 535 Ant. required … New thesaurus
elective — ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to or appointed by election. 2) (of a course of study, treatment, etc.) selected by the person concerned; not compulsory. ► NOUN chiefly N. Amer. ▪ an optional course of study. DERIVATIVES electively adverb … English terms dictionary
elective — I. adjective Date: circa 1531 1. a. chosen or filled by popular election < an elective official > b. of or relating to election c. based on the right or principle of election < the presidency is an elective office > 2. a. permitting a choice … New Collegiate Dictionary
elective — e|lec|tive1 [ıˈlektıv] adj formal 1.) an elective position or organization is one for which there is an election ▪ the 34 elective seats in the National Assembly 2.) elective medical treatment is treatment that you choose to have, although you do … Dictionary of contemporary English
elective — I UK [ɪˈlektɪv] / US adjective 1) an elective position is one that someone holds because people have voted for them 2) a) elective medical treatment is treatment that you choose to have, rather than treatment that is necessary b) American an… … English dictionary
