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noun2) (newspaper) Zeitung, die* * *[ɡə'zet](a type of newspaper that has lists of government notices.) das Amtsblatt* * *ga·zette[gəˈzet]n Blatt nt, Anzeiger m* * *[gə'zet]1. n(= magazine) Zeitung f, Gazette f (dated); (= government publication) Staatsanzeiger m, Amtsblatt nt2. vtim Staatsanzeiger bekannt geben* * *gazette [ɡəˈzet]A s1. Zeitung f2. Br Amtsblatt n, Staatsanzeiger m (in dem Rechtsverordnungen, Beförderungen, Konkursverfahren etc bekannt gegeben werden)he was gazetted general seine Beförderung zum General wurde im Staatsanzeiger bekannt gegeben* * *noun2) (newspaper) Zeitung, die
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