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1 doctor honoris causa
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2 Ehrendoktor
m1. (Person) honorary doctor2. (Titel) honorary doctorate* * *Eh|ren|dok|tor(in)m(f)honorary doctor* * *Eh·ren·dok·tor, -dok·to·rinm, f1. (Titel) honorary doctor2. (Inhaber) honorary doctor▪ \Ehrendoktor sein to be an honorary doctor* * *2) (Titel) honorary doctorate* * *1. (Person) honorary doctor2. (Titel) honorary doctorate* * *2) (Titel) honorary doctorate* * *m.honorary doctor n.honoris causa n. -
3 ehrenhalber
Adv. (abgek. eh, e. h.) UNIV.: Doktor ehrenhalber honorary doctor, förm. doctor honoris causa; jemandem den Titel... ehrenhalber verleihen give s.o. the honorary title of...* * *eh|ren|hal|beradver wurde éhrenhalber zum Vorsitzenden auf Lebenszeit ernannt — he was made honorary president for life
Doktor éhrenhalber (abbr e. h.) — Doctor honoris causa (form), honorary doctor
* * *eh·ren·hal·bereinen Titel \ehrenhalber verleihen to award an honorary titlejdn \ehrenhalber zum Vorsitzenden ernennen to appoint sb honorary chairman2. (ohne Bezahlung) on a voluntary basis* * ** * *Doktor ehrenhalber honorary doctor, form doctor honoris causa;jemandem den Titel … ehrenhalber verleihen give sb the honorary title of …* * * -
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Adv. (abgek. h. c.): Dr. honoris causa honorary doctor* * *ho|no|ris cau|sa [ho'noːrɪs 'kauza]advDr. honóris causa — honorary doctor
* * *ho·no·ris cau·sa[hoˈno:rɪs ˈkauza]adv honoraryDr. \honoris causa honorary doctor* * *Dr. honoris causa honorary doctor -
5 Ehrendoktorwürde
Eh|ren|dok|tor|wür|defhonorary doctorateihm wurde die Éhrendoktorwürde der Universität Wien verliehen — he was made an honorary doctor of or given an honorary doctorate by the University of Vienna
* * *Eh·ren·dok·tor·wür·def honorary doctoratejdm die \Ehrendoktorwürde verleihen to make sb an honorary doctor, to give sb an honorary doctorate* * *ihm wurde die Ehrendoktorwürde der Universität München verliehen he was given an honorary doctorate by the University of Munich -
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7 e. h.
Doktor ehrenhalber honorary doctor, form doctor honoris causa;jemandem den Titel … ehrenhalber verleihen give sb the honorary title of … -
8 eh
umg.I Adv.2. das ist seit eh und je so it’s always been like that, it’s been like that ever since I can remember, Brit. auch it’s been like that for donkey’s years; es ist wie eh und je it’s the same as ever, it’s the same old story; er ist optimistisch wie eh und je he’s as optimistic as everII Interj.1. eh? eh?, huh?III Konj. ehe* * *[eː]1. interjhey2. conjSee:= ehe3. adv1)wie eh und je — just as or like before
es war alles wie eh und je — everything was just as it always had been
2) (esp S Ger, Aus = sowieso) anywayich komme eh nicht dazu — I won't get (a)round to it anyway
* * *eh1[ˈe:]interj (sl)1. (Anrede) hey2. (was?) eh?eh2[e:]ich habe \eh keine Lust! I don't feel like it anyway!▶ seit \eh und je since time immemorial, for donkey's years BRIT fam, since the year dot BRIT dated fam▶ wie \eh und je as always* * *IInterjektion (ugs.)1) hey2)IIdas hast du nicht erwartet, eh? — you didn't expect that, did you [,eh]?
es ist eh alles zu spät — it's too late anyway or in any case
2)seit eh und je — for as long as anyone can remember; for donkey's years (coll.)
* * *eh umgA. adv1. besonders südd, österr (sowieso) anyway, anyhow;2.das ist seit eh und je so it’s always been like that, it’s been like that ever since I can remember, Br auch it’s been like that for donkey’s years;er ist optimistisch wie eh und je he’s as optimistic as everB. int1.eh? eh?, huh?2.eh! empört: hey!Doktor ehrenhalber honorary doctor, form doctor honoris causa;jemandem den Titel … ehrenhalber verleihen give sb the honorary title of …* * *IInterjektion (ugs.)1) hey2)IIdas hast du nicht erwartet, eh? — you didn't expect that, did you [,eh]?
1) (bes. südd., österr.): (sowieso) anyway; in any casees ist eh alles zu spät — it's too late anyway or in any case
2)seit eh und je — for as long as anyone can remember; for donkey's years (coll.)
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9 Ehrendoktorwürde
Eh·ren·dok·tor·wür·de fhonorary doctorate;jdm die \Ehrendoktorwürde verleihen to make sb an honorary doctor, to give sb an honorary doctorateDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Ehrendoktorwürde
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11 h. c.
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15 Dr. h. c.
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