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61 Sprayer
* * *Spra|yer ['ʃpreːɐ, 'sp-]1. m -s, -, Spra|ye|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nensprayer* * *Spray·er<-s, ->[ˈʃpre:ɐ]m sprayer* * *der; Sprayers, Sprayer: graffiti artist* * ** * *der; Sprayers, Sprayer: graffiti artist -
62 vertreten
(unreg.) v/t1. (jemanden, Firma, sein Land etc., auch Kunstrichtung etc.) represent; am Seminar etc. das Fach Englisch etc. vertreten teach English etc. at the teacher training college etc.; die Galerie X vertritt den Künstler Y the X gallery handles the artist Y’s work2. (Kollegen) stand in for; in der Schule: cover for; (Schauspieler etc.) stand in for, take the place of; in der Sitzung den Minister etc. vertreten deputize for the minister etc. at the meeting; während meines Urlaubs vertritt mich Frau Dr. X Dr. X stands in for me whilst I am on holiday (Am. while I’m on vacation)3. (jemandes Interessen) look after; JUR. appear for, plead for; (verfechten) defend, advocate; (unterstützen) support, back; (rechtfertigen) justify; (einstehen für) answer for; den Standpunkt vertreten, dass... be of ( oder hold) the opinion that...; eine These vertreten advocate a thesis4. vertreten sein (anwesend sein) be present; (vorkommen) occur; auf dem Kongress ist unser Institut etc. durch... vertreten... is representing our institute etc. at the congress; der Künstler X ist bei der Ausstellung mit mehreren Ölbildern vertreten several oil paintings by the artist X are appearing in the exhibition5. sich (Dat) die Beine oder Füße vertreten stretch one’s legs; sich (Dat) den Fuß vertreten strain one’s ankle* * *to substitute; to represent; to sit for; to act for; to stand in* * *ver|tre|ten ptp vertretenvt irreg1) (= jds Stelle, Dienst übernehmen) Kollegen, Arzt etc to replace, to stand in for, to deputize for; Schauspieler to replace, to stand in for; (fig = Funktion einer Sache übernehmen) to replace, to take the place of2) jds Interessen, Firma, Land, Wahlkreis to represent; Sache to look after, to attend to; (Rechtsanwalt) Klienten to represent, to appear for; Fall to plead3) (COMM = Waren vertreiben für) (Firma) to be the agent for; (Angestellter) to represent4) (= verfechten, angehören) Standpunkt, Doktrin, Theorie to support; Meinung to hold, to be of; Ansicht to take, to hold; Kunstrichtung to represent; (= rechtfertigen) to justify (vor to)5)vertréten sein — to be represented
6)jdm den Weg vertréten — to bar sb's way
7)den Fuß vertréten — to twist or strain one's ankle
die Beine or Füße vertréten (inf) — to stretch one's legs
* * *1) (to act as a deputy: She deputized for her father at the meeting.) deputize2) (to act as a deputy: She deputized for her father at the meeting.) deputise3) (to present a case in court: My lawyer will plead my case; My lawyer will plead for me.) plead4) (to speak or act on behalf of: You have been chosen to represent our association at the conference.) represent* * *ver·tre·ten *1▪ jdn \vertreten to stand in [or deputize] for sb, to cover for sbdurch jdn \vertreten werden to be replaced by sb2. JUR▪ jdn \vertreten to represent sb, to act [or appear] for sb▪ jdn/etw \vertreten to represent sb/sth4. (verfechten)▪ etw \vertreten to support stheine Ansicht/Meinung/Theorie \vertreten to take a view/hold an opinion/advocate a theory▪ irgendwo \vertreten sein to be represented somewherePicassos Werke sind hier zahlreich \vertreten there is a large number of works by Picasso here▪ etw zu \vertreten haben to be responsible for sthver·tre·ten *2vr irreg (verstauchen)* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2) (repräsentieren) represent <person, firm, interests, constituency, country, etc.>; (Rechtsw.) act for <person, prosecution, etc.>schwach/stark vertreten — poorly/well represented
3) (einstehen für, verfechten) support <point of view, principle>; hold < opinion>; advocate <thesis etc.>; pursue < policy>2.sich (Dat.) die Füße od. Beine vertreten — (ugs.): (sich Bewegung verschaffen) stretch one's legs
* * *vertreten (irr) v/t1. (jemanden, Firma, sein Land etc, auch Kunstrichtung etc) represent;am Seminar etcdie Galerie X vertritt den Künstler Y the X gallery handles the artist Y’s work2. (Kollegen) stand in for; in der Schule: cover for; (Schauspieler etc) stand in for, take the place of;vertreten deputize for the minister etc at the meeting;während meines Urlaubs vertritt mich Frau Dr. X Dr. X stands in for me whilst I am on holiday (US while I’m on vacation)3. (jemandes Interessen) look after; JUR appear for, plead for; (verfechten) defend, advocate; (unterstützen) support, back; (rechtfertigen) justify; (einstehen für) answer for;den Standpunkt vertreten, dass … be of ( oder hold) the opinion that …;eine These vertreten advocate a thesis4.durch … vertreten … is representing our institute etc at the congress;der Künstler X ist bei der Ausstellung mit mehreren Ölbildern vertreten several oil paintings by the artist X are appearing in the exhibition5.sich (dat)Füße vertreten stretch one’s legs;sich (dat)den Fuß vertreten strain one’s ankle* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2) (repräsentieren) represent <person, firm, interests, constituency, country, etc.>; (Rechtsw.) act for <person, prosecution, etc.>schwach/stark vertreten — poorly/well represented
3) (einstehen für, verfechten) support <point of view, principle>; hold < opinion>; advocate <thesis etc.>; pursue < policy>2.sich (Dat.) die Füße od. Beine vertreten — (ugs.): (sich Bewegung verschaffen) stretch one's legs
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63 Visagist
* * *Vi|sa|gist [vizaː'Zɪst]1. m -en, -en, Vi|sa|gis|tin[-'ZIstɪn]2. f -, -nenmake-up artist* * *Vi·sa·gist(in)<-en, -en>[vizaˈʒɪst]m(f) make-up artist* * * -
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65 beauftragen
v/t ask; förm. instruct, charge; (Künstler etc.) commission; (Anwalt, Firma) engage, employ; (Ausschuss) ask, instruct, give the remit (Am. responsibility) (to); wer hat Sie dazu beauftragt? on whose instructions are you acting?, who told you to do this? umg.; jemanden mit einem Fall beauftragen put s.o. in charge of a case; jemanden mit einer Arbeit beauftragen entrust s.o. with a job ( oder task); bei Entlohnung: auch commission s.o. to do ( oder carry out) a job* * *to commission; to instruct; to charge* * *be|auf|tra|gen [bə'|auftraːgn] ptp beauftragtvt1) (= heranziehen) to engage; Firma auch to hire; Architekten, Künstler etc, Forschungsinstitut to commission; Ausschuss etc to appoint, to set upjdn mit etw beáúftragen — to engage etc sb to do sth
2) (= anweisen) Untergebenen etc to instructwir sind beauftragt, das zu tun — we have been instructed to do that
* * *(to give an order (especially for a work of art) to: He was commissioned to paint the Lord Mayor's portrait.) commission* * *be·auf·tra·gen *vt▪ jdn [damit] \beauftragen, etw zu tun to ask sb to do sth* * *transitives Verb1)jemanden mit etwas beauftragen — entrust somebody with something; charge somebody with something
jemanden beauftragen, etwas zu tun — give somebody the job or task of doing something
einen Künstler/Architekten beauftragen, etwas zu tun — commission an artist/architect to do something
2) (anweisen)jemanden beauftragen, etwas zu tun — order somebody to do something
* * *beauftragen v/t ask; form instruct, charge; (Künstler etc) commission; (Anwalt, Firma) engage, employ; (Ausschuss) ask, instruct, give the remit (US responsibility) (to);wer hat Sie dazu beauftragt? on whose instructions are you acting?, who told you to do this? umg;jemanden mit einem Fall beauftragen put sb in charge of a case;jemanden mit einer Arbeit beauftragen entrust sb with a job ( oder task); bei Entlohnung: auch commission sb to do ( oder carry out) a job* * *transitives Verb1)jemanden mit etwas beauftragen — entrust somebody with something; charge somebody with something
jemanden beauftragen, etwas zu tun — give somebody the job or task of doing something
einen Künstler/Architekten beauftragen, etwas zu tun — commission an artist/architect to do something
2) (anweisen)jemanden beauftragen, etwas zu tun — order somebody to do something
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66 bildend
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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68 Drahtseilkünstler
m tightrope artist* * *Draht|seil|künst|ler(in)m(f)(= Seiltänzer) tightrope artist or walker* * *Drahtseilkünstler m tightrope artist -
69 Drahtseilkünstlerin
f tightrope artist(e)* * *Draht|seil|künst|ler(in)m(f)(= Seiltänzer) tightrope artist or walker* * *Drahtseilkünstlerin f tightrope artist(e) -
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71 Grenzgänger
1. Arbeiter, Schüler etc.: cross-border commuter; illegaler: illegal border crosser; (Schmuggler) smuggler2. fig. (Musiker etc.) crossover artist* * *der Grenzgängercrosser* * *Grẹnz|gän|ger [-gɛŋɐ]1. m -s, -, Grenz|gän|ge|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(= Arbeiter) international commuter (across a local border); (= heimlicher Grenzgänger) illegal border or frontier crosser; (= Schmuggler) smuggler* * *Grenz·gän·ger(in)<-s, ->1. (in anderem Land arbeitend) regular cross-border commuterillegaler \Grenzgänger illegal border [or frontier] crosser2. (zwischen verschied. Kunstrichtungen) crossover artist3. (an seine Grenzen gehend) somebody who pushes his/her limit to the extreme* * *der; Grenzs, Grenz: [regular] commuter across the border or frontier* * *1. Arbeiter, Schüler etc: cross-border commuter; illegaler: illegal border crosser; (Schmuggler) smuggler2. fig (Musiker etc) crossover artist* * *der; Grenzs, Grenz: [regular] commuter across the border or frontier* * *m.frontier commuter n. -
72 Kabarettist
* * *Ka|ba|ret|tịst [kabarɛ'tɪst]1. m -en, -en, Ka|ba|ret|tis|tin[-'tIstɪn]2. f -, -nencabaret artist* * *Ka·ba·ret·tist(in)<-en, -en>[kabarɛˈtɪst]* * *der; Kabarettisten, Kabarettisten, Kabarettistin die; Kabarettist, Kabarettistnen revue performer* * ** * *der; Kabarettisten, Kabarettisten, Kabarettistin die; Kabarettist, Kabarettistnen revue performer* * *m.cabaret artist n. -
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74 lebend
I Part. Präs. lebenII Adj. (lebendig) living (auch Sprache); BIO. live; lebendes Inventar livestock; lebender Schild human shield; lebende Ziele live targets; kein lebendes Wesen not a living soul; der größte lebende Künstler the greatest living artist; ein noch lebender Zeuge a witness who is still alive, a surviving witnessIII Adv. alive; lebend gefangen / geborgen werden be captured / rescued alive; lebend gebärend ZOOL. viviparous* * *live; living; alive* * *le|bend1. adjlive attr, alive pred; Wesen, Seele, Beispiel, Sprache living"Vorsicht, lébende Tiere" — "attention or with care, live animals"
ein noch lébender Zeuge — a witness who is still alive or living today
lébendes Inventar — livestock
lébendes Bild — tableau
2. advaliveein Tier lébend fangen — to catch an animal alive
lébend gebärend — viviparous, live-bearing
* * *1) (living.) animate2) (now alive: the greatest living artist.) living* * *le·bendI. adj1. (nicht tot) living▪ die L\lebenden pl the living pleine \lebende Sprache a living languagedie in Berlin \lebende Autorin the author living in Berlin2. (belebt) living3.▶ es von den L\lebenden nehmen to make people pay through the noseII. adv alive\lebend gebärend ZOOL live-bearing, bearing live young, viviparousetw \lebend überstehen to get through sth alive, to survive sth* * ** * *lebendes Inventar livestock;lebender Schild human shield;lebende Ziele live targets;kein lebendes Wesen not a living soul;der größte lebende Künstler the greatest living artist;ein noch lebender Zeuge a witness who is still alive, a surviving witnessC. adv alive;lebend gefangen/geborgen werden be captured/rescued alive;lebend gebärend ZOOL viviparous* * ** * *adj.alive adj.living adj. -
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77 Performancekünstler
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79 protegieren
[prote’жi:rәn] v/t sponsor, promote* * *to sponsor* * *pro|te|gie|ren [prote'Ziːrən] ptp protegiertvtKünstler, Persönlichkeit, Projekt to sponsor; Land, Regime to support* * *pro·te·gie·ren *[proteˈʒi:rən]vt (geh)▪ jdn \protegieren to promote [or further] sbeinen Künstler \protegieren to patronize an artistsie wird vom Chef protegiert she's the boss's protégé* * ** * *protegieren [proteˈʒiːrən] v/t sponsor, promote* * ** * *v.to sponsor v. -
80 Säufer
* * *der Säuferdrunkard; boozer; guzzler; soaker; sot; tippler* * *Säu|fer ['zɔyfɐ]1. m -s, -,Sä́ú|fe|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (inf)boozer (inf), drunkard* * *(a person who is often drunk: I'm afraid he's turning into a drunkard.) drunkard* * *Säu·fer(in)<-s, ->[ˈzɔyfɐ]* * *der; Säufers, Säufer (salopp, oft abwertend) boozer (coll.); piss artist (sl.)* * *du alter Säufer there you go hitting the bottle again* * *der; Säufers, Säufer (salopp, oft abwertend) boozer (coll.); piss artist (sl.)* * *- m.boozer n.drunkard n.soak n.soaker n.sot n.tippler n.
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