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1 civilian
1. nounZivilist, der2. adjectivewear civilian clothes — Zivil[kleidung] tragen
* * *[si'viljən]noun (a person who has a civil job, not in the armed forces.) der Zivilist* * *ci·vil·ian[sɪˈvɪliən, AM -jən]II. adj attr, inv Zivil-to wear \civilian clothes Zivil[kleidung] tragenin \civilian life im Zivilleben, als Zivilist\civilian population Zivilbevölkerung f* * *[sI'vIlɪən]1. nZivilist( in) m(f)2. adjzivil, Zivil-in civilian clothes — in Zivil
civilian casualties — Verluste pl unter der Zivilbevölkerung
* * *civilian [sıˈvıljən]A s1. Zivilist(in)B adj zivil, Zivil…:civilian casualties Verluste unter der Zivilbevölkerung;in civilian clothes in Zivil* * *1. nounZivilist, der2. adjectivewear civilian clothes — Zivil[kleidung] tragen
* * *n.Zivilist -en m. -
2 military
1. adjectivemilitärisch; Militär[regierung, -akademie, -uniform, -parade]2. noun, constr. as sing. or pl.* * *['militəri](of soldiers or armed forces generally, or war: military supplies/discipline/power.) militärisch- academic.ru/118975/the_military">the military* * *mili·tary[ˈmɪlɪtri, AM -teri]I. n pl▪ the \military das MilitärII. n modifier (intervention, manoeuvres, operation, presence, power, spokesman) Militär-, militärisch\military casualties Kriegsopfer pl\military insignia Militärabzeichen pl\military law Militärstrafrecht nt\military march MUS Militärmarsch m; ( fig) (attitude, discipline, order, precision, style) militärisch, streng* * *['mIlItərI]1. adjmilitärischto do sth with military precision — etw mit militärischer Präzision tun
the top military men — die führenden Militärs
2. n* * *A adj (adv militarily)1. militärisch, Militär…:be of military age in wehrpflichtigem Alter sein;2. Heeres…, Kriegs…mil. abk1. military2. militia* * *1. adjectivemilitärisch; Militär[regierung, -akademie, -uniform, -parade]2. noun, constr. as sing. or pl.military service — Militärdienst, der; Wehrdienst, der
* * *adj.militärisch adj. n.Militär -s n.
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