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I 1. noun2. transitive & intransitive verb II nounpage[-boy] — Page, der
Seite, die; (leaf, sheet of paper) Blatt, dasfront/sports/fashion page — erste Seite/Sport-/Modeseite, die
* * *[pei‹] I noun(one side of a sheet of paper in a book, magazine etc: page ninety-four; a three-page letter.) die SeiteII 1. noun 2. verb(to try to find someone in a public place by calling out his name (often through a loud-speaker system): I could not see my friend in the hotel, so I had him paged.) durch Lautsprecher ausrufen lassen* * *page1[peɪʤ]I. nsee \page 18 s. Seite 18for details on how to enter the competition, see \page 134 die Einzelheiten, wie man am Wettbewerb teilnehmen kann, finden Sie auf Seite 134front/sports \page Titel-/Sportseite fa \page in history ein Kapitel nt [in] der GeschichteII. vi1. (read)to \page through a book/magazine ein Buch/eine Zeitschrift durchblättern2. COMPUT▪ to \page up/down auf der Seite nach oben/unten gehenIII. vt1. COMPUT▪ to \page sth etw umlagern2. TYPOpage2[peɪʤ]I. nII. vt* * *I [peɪdZ]1. nPage m2. vtIIpaging Mr Cousin — Herr Cousin, bitte!
1. n1) Seite f2)a glorious page of English history — ein Ruhmesblatt nt in der Geschichte Englands
to go down in the pages of history — in die Geschichte or die Annalen der Geschichte eingehen
2. vt (TYP)paginieren, mit Seitenzahlen versehen* * *page1 [peıdʒ]A sthe article is on page 22 der Artikel steht auf Seite 22;four-page vierseitig;he took pages and pages of notes er machte sich seitenweise Notizen;2. fig Chronik f, Bericht m, Buch n3. fig Blatt n:a glorious page in Roman history ein Ruhmesblatt in der römischen Geschichte4. TYPO Schriftseite f, (ganzseitige) KolumneB v/t → academic.ru/53065/paginate">paginatepage2 [peıdʒ]A s1. HIST Page m, Edelknabe m2. Page m, junger (engS. Hotel)DienerB v/tpaging Mr XY Herr XY, bitte!p. abk1. page S.2. part T.4. past5. Br penny, pence6. per7. post, after8. power* * *I 1. noun2. transitive & intransitive verbpage[-boy] — Page, der
II nounpage [for] somebody — (over loudspeaker) jemanden ausrufen; (by pager) jemanden anpiepen (ugs.)
Seite, die; (leaf, sheet of paper) Blatt, dasfront/sports/fashion page — erste Seite/Sport-/Modeseite, die
* * *n.Blatt ¨-er m.Buchseite f.Seite -n f.
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