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1 Faschist
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2 faschistisch
Adj. fascist* * *fascistic* * *fa|schịs|tisch [fa'SIstɪʃ]adjfascist* * *((also with capital) adjective.) fascist* * *fa·schis·tisch[faˈʃɪstɪʃ]adj POL, HIST1. (den Faschismus betreffend) fascist* * *Adjektiv fascist* * *faschistisch adj fascist* * *Adjektiv fascist* * *adj.fascistic adj. adv.fascistically adv. -
3 Neofaschist
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4 neofaschistisch
Adj. neo-fascist, neo-Fascist* * *neo·fa·schis·tisch* * *neofaschistisch adj neo-fascist, neo-Fascist -
5 antifaschistisch
Adj. anti-Fascist* * *an|ti|fa|schịs|tisch1. adjantifascist2. advantifaschistisch erzogen werden — to be raised to be antifascist
sich antifaschistisch geben — to pose as an antifascist
* * *an·ti·fa·schis·tischadj antifascist* * *antifaschistisch adj anti-Fascist -
6 Fascho
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7 Antifa
Abk. HIST., ehem. DDR (Antifaschismus, antifaschistisch) anti-Fascism; anti-Fascist* * *Ạn|ti|fa I ['antifa]f abbrantifascism IIf -, no plinf = autonome Bewegung) antifascist movement* * *An·ti·fa<->[ˈantifa]f kein pl (sl) antifascist movement* * * -
8 Antifaschist
* * *An|ti|fa|schịst(in)m(f)antifascist* * *An·ti·fa·schist(in)[antifaˈʃɪst]m(f) antifascist* * * -
9 Bezeichnung
f1. (Benennung) name; (Begriff) term, designation förm.; falsche Bezeichnung misnomer, wrong description; es hat verschiedene Bezeichnungen it has several names, it’s referred to by various names; er ist ein Faschist - eine andere Bezeichnung trifft leider nicht zu he’s a fascist, sadly there’s no denying it ( oder there are no two ways about it umg.)2. nur Sg. (das Bezeichnen) marking, indication, designation* * *die Bezeichnung(Benennung) term; designation; appellation;(Markierung) marking* * *Be|zeich|nungf1) (= Kennzeichnung) marking; (von Tonart, Takt) indication; (= Beschreibung, Benennung) description2) (= Ausdruck) expression, term* * *(a name or title.) designation* * *Be·zeich·nungf1. (Ausdruck) termdie \Bezeichnung auf der Verpackung ist wenig informativ the description on the packaging doesn't give much useful information* * *1) o. Pl. marking; (Angabe durch Zeichen) indication2) (Name) name* * *falsche Bezeichnung misnomer, wrong description;es hat verschiedene Bezeichnungen it has several names, it’s referred to by various names;er ist ein Faschist - eine andere Bezeichnung trifft leider nicht zu he’s a fascist, sadly there’s no denying it ( oder there are no two ways about it umg)2. nur sg (das Bezeichnen) marking, indication, designation* * *1) o. Pl. marking; (Angabe durch Zeichen) indication2) (Name) namemir fällt die richtige Bezeichnung dafür nicht ein — I can't think of the right word for it/them
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10 Gedankengut
* * *Ge|dạn|ken|gutnt no plbody of thought* * *Ge·dan·ken·gutnt kein pl philosophychristliches \Gedankengut Christian thinkingbraunes \Gedankengut (fig) National socialist ideas* * *das thought* * *christliches/faschistisches etcGedankengut Christian/Fascist etc thought* * *das thought -
11 Neofaschistin
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12 faschistisch
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13 Antifaschismus
m POL. anti-Fascism* * *der Antifaschismusantifascism* * *An|ti|fa|schịs|musmantifascism* * *An·ti·fa·schis·mus[antifaˈʃɪsmʊs]m antifascism* * * -
14 Antifaschistin
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15 Faschistin
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16 tendenziell
I Adj.: es gibt eine tendenzielle Besserung there are signs of improvement, the general trend is for the better, on balance things are getting betterII Adv.: tendenziell unterscheiden sich die Parteiprogramme nicht the broad tendency ( oder outline) of the party manifestos (Am. auch platforms) is the same, the differences between the party manifestos (Am. auch platforms) are of detail rather than of substance* * *ten|den|zi|ẹll [tEndEn'tsiɛl]1. adj2. advtendenziell ist Ruritanien ein faschistischer Staat — Ruritania is a country which shows fascist tendencies
die Ziele der beiden Parteien unterscheiden sich tendenziell kaum voneinander — the aims of the two parties are broadly similar (in direction)
* * *ten·den·zi·ell[tɛndɛnˈtsi̯ɛl]es zeichnet sich eine \tendenzielle Entwicklung zum Besseren ab trends indicate a change for the better* * *A. adj:es gibt eine tendenzielle Besserung there are signs of improvement, the general trend is for the better, on balance things are getting betterB. adv:tendenziell unterscheiden sich die Parteiprogramme nicht the broad tendency ( oder outline) of the party manifestos (US auch platforms) is the same, the differences between the party manifestos (US auch platforms) are of detail rather than of substance -
17 Kryptofaschist
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18 Kryptofaschistin
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19 Faschist
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20 antifaschistisch
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