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101 database
nounDatenbank, diedatabase management system — Datenbankmanagementsystem, das
* * ** * *ˈdata·basen Datenbank fwe have a large \database of neologisms wir haben einen großen Neologismen-Datenbestand* * *nounDatenbank, diedatabase management system — Datenbankmanagementsystem, das
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102 electronic mail
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103 non-fiction
nounnon-fiction [literature] — Sachliteratur, die
* * *[non'fikʃən](books, magazines etc giving facts, information etc, ie not stories, novels, plays, poetry: I like reading fiction as well as non-fiction.) Sachbücher (pl.)* * *non-ˈfic·tion\non-fiction books Sachbücher pl* * *nounnon-fiction [literature] — Sachliteratur, die
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104 tourist guide
noun* * *noun (a guide with information about tourist attractions.)* * *ˈtour·ist guiden* * *noun* * *n.Reiseführer m.Reiseleiter m. -
105 sensitiveness
* * *sen·si·tive·ness[ˈsen(t)sɪtɪvnəs, AM -sət̬-]sen·si·tiv·ity[ˌsen(t)sɪˈtɪvəti, AM -səˈtɪvət̬i]nhuman \sensitiveness Menschlichkeit f2. (touchiness)\sensitiveness of information Vertraulichkeit f der Informationensuch is the \sensitiveness of the information that only two people are allowed to know it die Informationen sind so streng vertraulich, dass nur zwei Leute sie kennen dürfen\sensitiveness to cold Kälteempfindlichkeit f\sensitiveness to light Licht[über]empfindlichkeit f* * *['sensItIvnɪs]nSee:= academic.ru/65909/sensitivity">sensitivity* * ** * *n.Empfindlichkeit f.Feingefühl n. -
106 gen
noun(Brit. coll.) notwendige Angaben* * *[ʤen]II. vi<- nn->* * *abbr Gen.* * *gen [dʒen] Br umgon, about über akk):give sb the gen jemanden informierenB v/t & v/i:* * *noun(Brit. coll.) notwendige Angaben -
107 helpline
nounHotline, diea helpline for parents — ein telefonischer Beratungsdienst für Eltern
* * *ˈhelp·line* * *helpline s Telefonnummer, unter der man Rat oder Auskunft bekommen kann* * *nounHotline, die -
108 paucity
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109 pertinence
Relevanz, die* * *per·ti·nence[ˈpɜ:tɪnəns, AM ˈpɜ:rtənəns]of no \pertinence ohne Bedeutung [o Belang]* * *['pɜːtɪnəns]nRelevanz f (to für); (of information) Sachdienlichkeit f* * *1. Angemessenheit f2. Sachdienlichkeit f, Zweckmäßigkeit f, Relevanz f* * *noun, no pl.Relevanz, die* * *n. -
110 press conference
nounPressekonferenz, die* * *(a meeting in which information is given to journalists.) die Pressekonferenz* * *ˈpress con·fer·encen Pressekonferenz fto attend a \press conference an einer Pressekonferenz teilnehmento carry/hold/schedule a \press conference eine Pressekonferenz übertragen/abhalten/ansetzen* * *at a press conference auf einer Pressekonferenz* * *nounPressekonferenz, die* * *n.Pressekonferenz f. -
111 purveyor
nounLieferant, der/Lieferantin, die* * *pur·vey·or[pəˈveɪəʳ, AM pɚˈveɪɚ]n ( form)radio stations are \purveyors of music and information Radiosender versorgen die Öffentlichkeit mit Musik und Informationen\purveyor to Her Majesty the Queen [or the Royal Household] Hoflieferant m* * *[pɜː'veIə(r)]n (form)(= seller) Händler(in) m(f); (= supplier) Lieferant m* * *purveyor [-ə(r)] s1. Lieferant(in):Purveyor to the Royal Household Königlicher Hoflieferant2. HIST Beamter, der Einkäufe etc für die Krone tätigte3. Verbreiter(in) (von Lügen etc)* * *nounLieferant, der/Lieferantin, die* * *n.Lieferant -en m. -
112 security risk
nounSicherheitsrisiko, das* * *(a person considered not safe to be given a job involving knowledge of secrets because he might give secret information to an enemy etc.) das Sicherheitsrisiko* * *se·ˈcu·rity riskn Sicherheitsrisiko nt* * ** * *nounSicherheitsrisiko, das -
113 spoiler
noun* * *spoil·er[ˈspɔɪləʳ, AM -ɚ]n2. COMPUT, INET Internet-Information, in der verraten wird, was in einem Film oder in einer Fernsehserie geschieht und somit die Spannung nimmt* * *['spɔɪlə(r)]n3) (PRESS) Publikation, die zur gleichen Zeit wie ein Konkurrenzprodukt erscheint* * *spoiler s1. obs Plünderer m, Plünderin f, Räuber(in)2. Verderber(in)3. FLUG Spoiler m, Störklappe f4. AUTO Spoiler m (Luftleitblech zur besseren Bodenhaftung)* * *noun* * *n.Verderber m. -
114 help desk
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115 reference book
nounNachschlagewerk, das* * *(a book which is not usually read from beginning to end but which is consulted occasionally for information, eg a dictionary or encyclopaedia.) das Nachschlagewerk* * *ˈref·er·ence bookn Nachschlagewerk nt* * *nounNachschlagewerk, das* * *n.Nachschlagewerk n. -
116 accessibility
* * *ac·ces·sibil·ity[əkˌsesəˈbɪləti, AM -ət̬i]n no pl* * *[k"sesI'bIlItɪ]n(of place, information) Zugänglichkeit f* * *accessibility [əkˌsesəˈbılətı; æk-; US auch ıkˌs-] s Zugänglichkeit f, Erreichbarkeit f (beide auch fig)* * *n.Anbindung f.Erreichbarkeit f.Zugänglichkeit f. -
117 copiousness
* * *['kəʊpIəsnɪs]n(of supply) Größe f, Reichlichkeit f; (of information, details) Fülle f, Reichtum m; (of writer) Fruchtbarkeit f* * *1. Reichlichkeit f, Ausgiebigkeit f2. Weitschweifigkeit f, Wortreichtum m* * *n.Fülle nur sing. f. -
118 floppy disk
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119 helpfulness
* * *help·ful·ness[ˈhelpfəlnəs]* * *['helpfUlnIs]n2) (= usefulness of suggestion, advice, information, theory, book, tool) Nützlichkeit f* * *1. Hilfsbereitschaft f2. Nützlichkeit f* * *n.Nützlichkeit f. -
120 regurgitation
* * *re·gur·gi·ta·tion[rɪˌgɜ:ʤʊˈteɪʃən, AM ˌgɜ:rʤə]n no pl* * *[rI"gɜːdZI'teISən]nWiederhochbringen nt; (fig of information, facts) Wiederkäuen nt* * *1. a) Rückfluss mb) MED Regurgitation f (durch Klappenfehler bedingter Rückfluss von Blut ins Herz oder aus der Herzkammer in den Herzvorhof)2. a) Erbrechen n, Ausspeien nb) ZOOL Regurgitation f* * *n.Erbrechen n.
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