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(consciousness) Bewusstsein, dasraise public awareness of something — etwas der Öffentlichkeit zu Bewusstsein bringen; etwas ins allgemeine Bewusstsein bringen
* * ** * *aware·ness[əˈweəʳnəs, AM -ˈwer-]environmental \awareness Umweltbewusstsein nt* * *[ə'wɛənɪs]nBewusstsein nthe showed no awareness of the urgency of the problem — er schien sich der Dringlichkeit des Problems nicht bewusst zu sein
her tremendous awareness of the shades of meaning in the language/of other people's feelings — ihr außerordentlich waches Gespür für die Bedeutungsnuancen der Sprache/für die Empfindungen anderer
to increase one's awareness of the outer world — seine Umwelt bewusster wahrnehmen
* * *1. Bewusstsein n, Kenntnis f:awareness of a problem Problembewusstsein;artistic awareness künstlerische Aufgeschlossenheit;linguistic awareness Sprachbewusstsein;political awareness politische Wachheit;social awareness Sozialbewusstsein2. Aufgewecktheit f* * *noun, no pl.(consciousness) Bewusstsein, dasraise public awareness of something — etwas der Öffentlichkeit zu Bewusstsein bringen; etwas ins allgemeine Bewusstsein bringen
* * *n.Bewusstsein n.
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