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121 Zuschauer
Zuschauer mpl 1. FREI, KOMM, MEDIA audience, spectator; 2. RECHT witness, bystander, onlooker* * ** * *Zuschauer
spectator, onlooker, looker-on, bystander, turnout, (Fernsehen) viewer, onlooker;
• zahlender Zuschauer spectator who pays, paying spectator;
• Zuschaueranalyse audience analysis;
• Zuschauerbefragung audience survey;
• Zuschauermenge audience;
• Zuschauermessung audience rating;
• Zuschauerschaft audience;
• Zuschauerumfrage (Fernsehen) viewer survey;
• Zuschauerzahl attendance figure;
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122 abstützen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) support, prop up; TECH. auch shore* * *to support; to strut* * *ạb|stüt|zen sep1. vtto support (auch fig), to prop up; Haus, Mauer auch to shore up2. vrto support oneself, to prop oneself up; (bei Bewegung) to support oneself* * *(to support (something) in an upright position, or stop it from falling: We had to prop up the roof; He propped himself up against the wall.) prop up* * *ab|stüt·zenvt* * *1.reflexives Verb support oneself ( mit on, an + Dat. against)2.transitives Verb support* * ** * *1.reflexives Verb support oneself ( mit on, an + Dat. against)2.transitives Verb support* * *v.to brace v.to prop up v.to shore up v.to support v. -
123 angeschwollen
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124 Arbeitskosten
Pl. labo(u)r cost Sg.* * *Ạr|beits|kos|tenpllabour (Brit) or labor (US) costs plhohe/niedrige/steigende/sinkende Arbeitskosten — high/low/rising/falling labour (Brit) or labor (US) costs
die Arbeitskosten senken — to cut down on labour (Brit) or labor (US) costs
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125 Ausschuss
m1. (Komitee) committee3. (Wunde) exit wound* * *der Ausschuss(Abfall) waste; wastage; falling off;(Komitee) commission; board; committee* * *Aus|schussm2) (= Komitee) committee* * *Aus·schussRR1<-es, Ausschüsse>Aus·schußALT<-sses, Ausschüsse>m committeeeinen \Ausschuss einsetzen to constitute [or name] a committee formin einem \Ausschuss sitzen to sit [or serve] on a committeeAus·schussRR2<- es>Aus·schußALT<- sses>Aus·schussRR3<-es, Ausschüsse>Aus·schußALT<-sses, Ausschüsse>m (bei Schusswunde) exit wound* * *1) (Kommission) committee2) o. Pl. (Aussortiertes) rejects pl* * *1. (Komitee) committee3. (Wunde) exit wound* * *1) (Kommission) committee2) o. Pl. (Aussortiertes) rejects pl* * *m.committee n.junk n.rejects n. -
126 beginnend
I Part. Präs. beginnenII Adj. förm. incipient; im beginnenden 20. Jahrhundert at the beginning of ( oder in the opening years of) the 20th century; bei beginnender Dunkelheit as it gets dark; mit beginnendem Frühling at the start of spring; eine beginnende Grippe the beginnings of flu; der beginnende Schneefall etc. the first of the snow etc.* * *be|gịn|nendadj attrincipient (form)eine beginnende Erkältung — the beginnings of a cold
bei beginnender Dämmerung/Nacht — at dusk/nightfall
im beginnenden 19. Jahrhundert — in the early 19th century
* * *be·gin·nend1. (sich ankündigend) incipienteine \beginnende Infektion the beginnings of an infection2. (einsetzend) beginning, startingbei \beginnender Nacht/Dämmerung as night/dusk was fallingim \beginnenden 20. Jahrhundert in the early [or at the beginning of the] 20th century* * *mit der beginnenden Morgendämmerung — as dawn begins/began to break
im beginnenden 19. Jahrhundert — at the beginning of the 19th century
* * *B. adj form incipient;im beginnenden 20. Jahrhundert at the beginning of ( oder in the opening years of) the 20th century;bei beginnender Dunkelheit as it gets dark;mit beginnendem Frühling at the start of spring;eine beginnende Grippe the beginnings of flu;* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. incipientmit der beginnenden Morgendämmerung — as dawn begins/began to break
im beginnenden 19. Jahrhundert — at the beginning of the 19th century
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127 Blue Jeans
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128 Bluejeans
Blue|jeans ['bluː dZiːns]1. pl Blue Jeans2. pl(pair of) (blue) jeans or denims* * *Blue·jeans<-, ->[ˈblu:dʒi:ns]pl [blue] jeans* * *Blue Jeans Plural od. die; Bluejeans, Bluejeans: [blue] jeans pl.; denims pl* * ** * *Blue Jeans Plural od. die; Bluejeans, Bluejeans: [blue] jeans pl.; denims pl
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