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1 Phrase
f; -, -n1. (abgedroschene Redensart) cliché, platitude; bes. POL. catchphrase; leere Phrasen empty talk, claptrap umg.; Phrasen dreschen umg. talk in clichés ( oder platitudes)2. MUS., LING. phrase* * *die Phrasephrase* * *Phra|se ['fraːzə]f -, -nphrase; (pej) empty or hollow phraseabgedroschene Phráse — cliché, hackneyed phrase (Brit)
leere or hohle Phrásen — empty or hollow words or phrases
* * *Phra·se<-, -n>[ˈfra:zə]f\Phrasen dreschen (pej fam) to churn out hollow phrases2. (Ausdruck) phrase* * *die; Phrase, Phrasen1) (abwertend) [empty] phrase; clichéPhrasen dreschen — (ugs.) spout clichés; dole out catchphrases
2) (Musik, Sprachw.) phrase* * *leere Phrasen empty talk, claptrap umg;2. MUS, LING phrase* * *die; Phrase, Phrasen1) (abwertend) [empty] phrase; clichéPhrasen dreschen — (ugs.) spout clichés; dole out catchphrases
2) (Musik, Sprachw.) phrase* * *-n f.phrase n. -
2 phrase
f; -, -n1. (abgedroschene Redensart) cliché, platitude; bes. POL. catchphrase; leere Phrasen empty talk, claptrap umg.; Phrasen dreschen umg. talk in clichés ( oder platitudes)2. MUS., LING. phrase* * *die Phrasephrase* * *Phra|se ['fraːzə]f -, -nphrase; (pej) empty or hollow phraseabgedroschene Phráse — cliché, hackneyed phrase (Brit)
leere or hohle Phrásen — empty or hollow words or phrases
* * *Phra·se<-, -n>[ˈfra:zə]f\Phrasen dreschen (pej fam) to churn out hollow phrases2. (Ausdruck) phrase* * *die; Phrase, Phrasen1) (abwertend) [empty] phrase; clichéPhrasen dreschen — (ugs.) spout clichés; dole out catchphrases
2) (Musik, Sprachw.) phrase* * *…phrase f LING, im subst:Nominalphrase noun phrase;Verbalphrase verbal phrase* * *die; Phrase, Phrasen1) (abwertend) [empty] phrase; clichéPhrasen dreschen — (ugs.) spout clichés; dole out catchphrases
2) (Musik, Sprachw.) phrase* * *-n f.phrase n. -
3 Floskel
f; -, -n; pej. meaningless phrase, cliché; Pl. auch (empty) words* * *Flọs|kel ['flɔskl]f -, -nset phraseeine höfliche/abgedroschene Floskel — a polite but meaningless/a hackneyed (Brit) or clichéd phrase
* * *Flos·kel<-, -n>[ˈflɔskl̩]eine höfliche/abgedroschene \Floskel a polite but meaningless phrase, a hackneyed phrase pej* * *die; Floskel, Floskeln cliché* * ** * *die; Floskel, Floskeln cliché* * *-n f.empty phrase n. -
4 Stereotyp
I Adj.1. DRUCK. attr. stereotype...2. fig. stereotyped; stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer; stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase; stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *der Stereotypstereotype* * *Ste|reo|typnt (PSYCH)stereotype* * *Ste·reo·typ<-s, -e>[ʃtereoˈty:p, st-]nt PSYCH stereotype* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *A. adj1. TYPO attr stereotype …2. fig stereotyped;stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer;stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase;stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *adj.stereotyped adj. -
5 stereotyp
I Adj.1. DRUCK. attr. stereotype...2. fig. stereotyped; stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer; stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase; stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *der Stereotypstereotype* * *Ste|reo|typnt (PSYCH)stereotype* * *Ste·reo·typ<-s, -e>[ʃtereoˈty:p, st-]nt PSYCH stereotype* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *A. adj1. TYPO attr stereotype …2. fig stereotyped;stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer;stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase;stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *adj.stereotyped adj. -
6 Floskel
Flos·kel <-, -n> [ʼflɔskl̩] fset phrase; ( klischeehaft) cliché; -
7 Versatzstück
* * *Ver|sạtz|stücknt2) (fig) setting, background3) (Aus = Pfandstück) pledge* * *Ver·satz·stücknt2. (Teil der Bühne) movable piece of scenery* * *Versatzstücke pl fig clichés -
8 Allerweltsausdruck
Al·ler·welts·aus·druckm (pej) trite [or meaningless] [or hackneyed] phrase -
9 Allerweltsausdruck
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10 Versatzstück
Ver·satz·stück nt2) ( Teil der Bühne) movable piece of scenery -
11 Redensart
f expression; allgemeine Redensart common saying; abgedroschene Redensart hackneyed expression ( oder phrase), cliché; das ist nur so eine Redensart it’s just a figure of speech; bloße Redensarten empty phrases ( oder talk)* * *die Redensartexpression; phrase* * *Re|dens|artf(= Phrase) hackneyed expression (Brit), cliché; (= Redewendung) expression, idiom; (= Sprichwort) saying; (= leere Versprechung) empty promisedas ist nur so eine Rédensart — it's just a way of speaking
bloße Rédensarten — empty talk
* * *Re·dens·artf1. (feststehender Ausdruck) expressiondas ist nur so eine \Redensart it's just a figure of speecheine feste [o stehende] \Redensart a. pej a stock phrase* * *1) expression; (Sprichwort) saying2) Plural (Phrase) empty or meaningless words* * *Redensart f expression;allgemeine Redensart common saying;abgedroschene Redensart hackneyed expression ( oder phrase), cliché;das ist nur so eine Redensart it’s just a figure of speech;bloße Redensarten empty phrases ( oder talk)* * *1) expression; (Sprichwort) saying2) Plural (Phrase) empty or meaningless words* * *f.colloquialism n.expression n.idiom n.vernacular n. -
12 abgedroschen
* * *well-worn; corny; worn; banal; commonplace; common; hackneyed; trite* * *ạb|ge|dro|schen ['apgədrɔʃn]adj (inf)hackneyed (Brit), well-worn; Witz auch corny (inf)eine abgedroschene Redensart — a hackneyed (Brit) or trite saying
* * *1) (not original or interesting: a corny joke.) corny2) tritely3) ((of a remark, saying etc) already said in exactly the same way so often that it no longer has any worth, effectiveness etc: His poetry is full of trite descriptions of nature.) trite* * *ab·ge·dro·schenein \abgedroschener Witz an old [or ancient] [or stale] joke* * *Adjektiv (ugs.) hackneyed; well-worn; trite* * *abgedroschene Redewendung auch cliché* * *Adjektiv (ugs.) hackneyed; well-worn; trite* * *adj.hackneyed adj.trite adj. adv.tritely adv. -
13 Phrasendrescherei
f -, -en; umg. phrasemongering, hot air* * *Phra|sen|dre|sche|rei [-drɛʃə'rai]f -, -en (pej)phrasemongering; (= Geschwafel) hot air* * *Phra·sen·dre·sche·reif (pej) hackneyed [or hollow] phrase-mongering* * *die; Phrasen, Phrasenen (ugs. abwertend) phrase-mongering; cliché-mongering* * ** * *die; Phrasen, Phrasenen (ugs. abwertend) phrase-mongering; cliché-mongering
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