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I Part. Präs. bildenII Adj.1. educational* * *bịl|dendadj* * *bil·denddie \bildende Kunst fine art[s]* * *1)die bildende Kunst — the plastic arts pl. (including painting and architecture)
2) (belehrend) educational* * *B. adj1. educational2.die bildenden Künste the fine arts;ein bildender Künstler an artist* * *1)die bildende Kunst — the plastic arts pl. (including painting and architecture)
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22 Entwicklungsjahre
Pl. adolescence, puberty; in den Entwicklungsjahren in ( oder during) adolescence, at ( oder during) puberty* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|jah|repladolescent or formative (auch fig) years, adolescence* * *Ent·wick·lungs·jah·repl adolescence no pl, no indef artin den \Entwicklungsjahren sein [o sich akk in den \Entwicklungsjahren befinden] to be in adolescence [or the teenage years]* * *Entwicklungsjahre pl adolescence, puberty; -
23 formen
I v/t form, shape ( aus out of, from; zu into); aus weichem Stoff: mo(u)ld, shape; (Gedanken, Laute, Satz) form; (jemanden, Charakter) form, mo(u)ld (zu into)II v/refl form, take shape* * *das Formenmoulding; molding* * *fọr|men ['fɔrmən]1. vtto form, to shape; Charakter auch, Eisen to mould (Brit), to mold (US); Wörter to articulateder Krieg hat ihn geformt — the war shaped him or his character
2. vr (lit)to form or shape itself; (fig) to mature* * *1) (to work into a shape: He moulded the clay into a ball.) mould2) (to make the shape of (something): She moulded the figure out of/in clay.) mould3) (to make into a certain shape, to form or model: She shaped the dough into three separate loaves.) shape4) (to influence the nature of strongly: This event shaped his whole life.) shape* * *for·men[fɔrmən]I. vt1. (modellieren)hübsch/wohl geformt beautifully/well formed2. (bilden)▪ etw \formen to form sthSätze \formen to form sentences3. (prägen)▪ jdn/etw \formen to mould [or AM mold] sb/sthII. vr* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb take on a shape; (fig.) form; take shape* * *A. v/t form, shape (aus out of, from;zu into); aus weichem Stoff: mo(u)ld, shape; (Gedanken, Laute, Satz) form; (jemanden, Charakter) form, mo(u)ld (zu into)B. v/r form, take shape* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb take on a shape; (fig.) form; take shape* * *(Töpferei) v.to throw v.(§ p.,p.p.: threw, thrown) (zu) v.to knead (into) v.to mould (into) v. v.to forge v.to form v.to mould (out of) v.to shape v. -
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Adj. aesthetically educative, helping to develop good taste* * *ge|schmạcks|bil|dendadjaesthetically formative* * * -
25 Formans
Fọr|mans ['fɔrmans]nt -, Forma\#nzien[fɔr'mantsiən] or Formantia [fɔr'mantsia] (LING) formative (element) -
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27 Aufbauzeit
Aufbauzeit f 1. build(ing)-up time, setting-up time; run-up time (einer Apparatur); 2. formative timeDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Aufbauzeit
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1. building2. educating3. formative4. forming5. shaping -
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1. formative2. formatively adv3. forming4. modeling Am.5. modelling Br.6. sculpting7. sculpturing8. shaping -
31 das Element
- {battery} khẩu đội, bộ pin, ắc quy, bộ, dãy chuồng nuôi gà nhốt, sự hành hung, sự bạo hành - {cell} phòng nhỏ, xà lim, lỗ tổ ong, pin, tế bào, chi bộ, am, túp lều tranh, căn nhà nhỏ, nấm mồ - {component} thành phần, phần hợp thành - {element} yếu tố, nguyên tố, yếu tố phân tử, hiện tượng khí tượng, cơ sở, nguyên lý cơ bản, sức mạnh thiên nhiên, đơn vị không quân, môi trường - {item} khoản, món, tiết mục, tin tức, món tin - {rudiment} những nguyên tắc sơ đẳng, những nguyên tắc cơ sở, những khái niệm bước đầu, những kiến thức cơ sở, cơ quan thô sơ = das gespeiste Element {driven element}+ = das galvanische Element {galvanic cell; voltaic cell}+ = das zweiwertige Element (Chemie) {dyad}+ = das radioaktive Element (Chemie) {radioelement}+ = das formbildende Element {formative}+ = in seinem Element sein {to be in one's element; to be in one's sphere}+ = er ist nicht in seinem Element {he is like a fish out of water}+
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Formative — Form a*tive, a. [Cf. F. formatif.] 1. Giving form; having the power of giving form; plastic; as, the formative arts. [1913 Webster] The meanest plant can not be raised without seed, by any formative residing in the soil. Bentley. [1913 Webster] 2 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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formative — I. adjective Date: 15th century 1. a. giving or capable of giving form ; constructive < a formative influence > b. used in word formation or inflection 2. capable of alteration by growth and development; also producing new cells and tissues 3. of … New Collegiate Dictionary
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