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21 Gebärdensprache
f1. sign language2. THEAT. mimicry* * *Ge|bär|den|spra|chefgestures pl; (= Zeichensprache) sign language; (in Stummfilmen etc) gesturing; (= unbewusste Gebärdensprache) body language* * *Ge·bär·den·spra·chef LING sign language* * *die sign language; (Taubstummensprache) deaf-and-dumb language* * *1. sign language2. THEAT mimicry* * *die sign language; (Taubstummensprache) deaf-and-dumb language* * *f.mimicry n.sign language n. -
22 Muttersprache
f LING. mother tongue, native language* * *die Muttersprachenative tongue; native language; mother tongue* * *Mụt|ter|spra|chefnative language, mother tongue* * *(a person's native language: My mother-tongue is Hindi.) mother-tongue* * *Mut·ter·spra·chef mother tongue, native language [or tongue]* * *die native language; mother tongue* * ** * *die native language; mother tongue* * *f.mother tongue n.native language n.native tongue n. -
23 Programmiersprache
f program(m)ing language* * *die Programmierspracheprogramming language* * *Pro|gram|mier|spra|chefprogramming (Brit) or programing (US) language* * *Pro·gram·mier·spra·chef programming language, high-level language spechöhere \Programmiersprache high-level language, HLLmaschinenorientierte \Programmiersprache low-level language, LLL* * *Programmiersprache f program(m)ing language* * *f.program language (US) n.programming language (UK) n. -
24 Schriftsprache
* * *Schrịft|spra|chef(= nicht Umgangssprache) written language; (= nicht Dialekt) standard languagedie französische Schriftsprache — written/(good) standard French
* * *Schrift·spra·chef standard language* * *die written language* * *die englische Schriftsprache written English* * *die written language* * *f.literary language n. -
25 schriftsprachlich
I Adj.... used in the written languageII Adv. ausdrücken etc.: in the written language, in written style* * *schrịft|sprach|lich1. adjAusdruck, Konstruktion used in the written language2. advschriftsprachlich würde man... sagen — in the written language one would say...
* * *1.Adjektiv used in the written language postpos.2.adverbial in the written language* * *A. adj … used in the written languageB. adv ausdrücken etc: in the written language, in written style* * *1.Adjektiv used in the written language postpos.2.adverbial in the written language -
26 Umgangssprache
f colloquial language; (saloppe Sprache, Slang) slang; die englische etc. Umgangssprache colloquial English etc.; ( die) Umgangssprache ist dort überall Englisch English is used everywhere there as the language of communication* * *die Umgangsspracheslang* * *Ụm|gangs|spra|chefcolloquial language or speech* * *(words and phrases (often in use for only a short time) used very informally, eg words used mainly by, and typical of, a particular group: army slang; teenage slang; `stiff' is slang for `a corpse'.) slang* * *Um·gangs·spra·chefdie griechische \Umgangssprache colloquial Greekin dieser Schule ist Französisch die \Umgangssprache the language spoken at this school is French* * *die colloquial language* * *die englische etcUmgangssprache colloquial English etc;(die) Umgangssprache ist dort überall Englisch English is used everywhere there as the language of communication* * *die colloquial language* * *f.colloquial language n.common parlance n.common speech n. -
27 Fachsprache
f technical language; (Fachausdrücke) specialist terminology; juristische Fachsprache legal terminology; in der juristischen Fachsprache heißt es... the legal term is...* * *die Fachsprachespecial language* * *Fạch|spra|cheftechnical terminology* * *(the words and way of speaking, writing etc usually connected with a particular group of people etc: the language of journalists; medical language.) language* * *Fach·spra·chef technical jargondie mathematische \Fachsprache the jargon of mathematics* * *die technical terminology or language* * *juristische Fachsprache legal terminology;in der juristischen Fachsprache heißt es … the legal term is …* * *die technical terminology or language* * *f.shop talk n.special language n.technical terminology n. -
28 Sprachunterricht
m language teaching; englischer Sprachunterricht English lessons* * *Sprach|un|ter|richtmlanguage teaching or instructionder französische Spráchunterricht — French teaching, the teaching of French
Spráchunterricht/französischen Spráchunterricht erteilen — to give language lessons/French lessons
* * *Sprach·un·ter·richt* * *der language teaching or instruction* * *Sprachunterricht m language teaching;englischer Sprachunterricht English lessons* * *der language teaching or instruction* * *m.language lessons n. -
29 Ausdrucksweise
f way of expressing o.s., wording; (Stil) style, diction; weitS. language; was hast du denn für eine Ausdrucksweise! what sort of language is that (to use)!* * *die Ausdrucksweiseparlance; style; phraseology* * *Aus|drucks|wei|sefway of expressing oneself, mode of expressionwas ist denn das für eine Áúsdrucksweise! — what sort of language is that to use!
* * *die1) (the manner of speaking: Her diction is always very clear.) diction2) (the expressions of a language in general: English idiom.) idiom3) (the manner of putting words and phrases together to express oneself: His phraseology shows that he is a foreigner.) phraseology4) (phraseology.) phrasing* * *Aus·drucks·wei·sef mode of expression, way of expressing oneselfwas ist denn das für eine \Ausdrucksweise! what sort [or kind] of language is that [to use]?* * *die way of expressing oneself* * *was hast du denn für eine Ausdrucksweise! what sort of language is that (to use)!* * *die way of expressing oneself* * *f.diction n.idiom n.literary style n.parlance n.phraseology n. -
30 Fremdsprache
f foreign language* * *die Fremdspracheforeign language* * *Frẹmd|spra|chefforeign language* * *Fremd·spra·chef foreign language\Fremdsprachen studieren/unterrichten to study/teach [modern] languages* * *die foreign language* * *Fremdsprache f foreign language* * *die foreign language* * *f.foreign language n. -
31 Sprachgeschichte
f LING.1. history of language, language history; einer bestimmten Sprache: history of the language* * *Sprach|ge|schich|tef no pllinguistic historydie Spráchgeschichte des Mongolischen — the history of the Mongolian language
* * *Sprach·ge·schich·tef2. (Buch) linguistic history* * *1. history of language, language history; einer bestimmten Sprache: history of the language -
32 Sprachkenntnisse
Pl. knowledge Sg. of languages; einer best. Sprache: knowledge Sg. of a ( oder the) language; englische Sprachkenntnisse knowledge ( oder command) of English; gute englische Sprachkenntnisse erwünscht good command of English desirable* * *Sprach|kennt|nis|seplknowledge sing of languages/the language/a languagemit englischen Spráchkenntnissen — with a knowledge of English
haben Sie irgendwelche Spráchkenntnisse? — do you know any languages?
Spráchkenntnisse erwünscht — (knowledge of) languages desirable
* * *Sprach·kennt·nis·sepl language skills plgute \Sprachkenntnisse haben to have proficient language skills* * *Plural knowledge sing. of a language/languages* * *Sprachkenntnisse pl knowledge sg of languages; einer best. Sprache: knowledge sg of a ( oder the) language;englische Sprachkenntnisse knowledge ( oder command) of English;gute englische Sprachkenntnisse erwünscht good command of English desirable* * *Plural knowledge sing. of a language/languages -
33 sprachkundig
Adj. good at languages; sprachkundig sein auch know several languages; eine bestimmte Sprache: know the language* * *polyglot* * *sprach|kun|digadj(in mehreren Sprachen) proficient in or good at (foreign) languages; (in einer bestimmten Sprache) linguistically proficientes ist schwer, sich in diesem Land zurechtzufinden, wenn man nicht spráchkundig ist — it's very difficult to get along in this country if you don't know the language or if you are not familiar with the language
* * *sprach·kun·digadj proficient in a language▪ \sprachkundig sein to be proficient in [or good at] a language* * ** * *sprachkundig adj good at languages;* * * -
34 Sprachkurs
m language course* * *der Sprachkurslanguage course* * *Sprach|kurs2. mlanguage course* * *Sprach·kursm language course* * *der language course* * *Sprachkurs m language course* * *der language course* * *m.language course n. -
35 Sprachlabor
n language laboratory (lab umg.)* * *das Sprachlaborlanguage laboratory* * *Sprach|la|borntlanguage laboratory or lab (inf)* * *Sprach·la·bornt language laboratory [or fam lab]* * *das language laboratory or (coll.) lab* * ** * *das language laboratory or (coll.) lab* * *n.language laboratory n. -
36 Zeichensprache
f sign language* * *die Zeichensprachesign language* * *Zei|chen|spra|chefsign language* * *Zei·chen·spra·chef sign language* * *die sign language* * *Zeichensprache f sign language* * *die sign language* * *f.sign language n. -
37 Assemblersprache
f assembler language* * *die Assemblerspracheassembly language* * *As|sẹmb|ler|spra|chef (COMPUT)assembly language* * *As·semb·ler·spra·chef INFORM assembly language* * *Assemblersprache f assembler language* * *f.assembler language n.assembly language n. -
38 fremdsprachlich
Adj. foreign-language...* * *frẹmd|sprach|lichadjforeign* * *fremd·sprach·lich\fremdsprachlicher Unterricht teaching in a foreign language* * ** * *fremdsprachlich adj foreign-language …* * * -
39 Gestik
f; -, kein Pl. gestures Pl.; (Zeichen) sign language; (Körpersprache) body language; eine lebhafte Gestik haben gesticulate a lot, use one’s hands a lot; sich durch Gestik verständigen communicate through sign language, signal to s.o. ( oder to one another)* * *Ges|tik ['gɛstIk, 'geːstɪk]f -, no plgestures pl* * *Ges·tik<->[ˈge:stɪk, ˈgɛstɪk]f kein pl gestures plausdrucksstarke \Gestik expressive body language* * *die; Gestik: gestures pl* * *eine lebhafte Gestik haben gesticulate a lot, use one’s hands a lot;sich durch Gestik verständigen communicate through sign language, signal to sb ( oder to one another)* * *die; Gestik: gestures pl -
40 Ursprache
f2. (Grundsprache) protolanguage* * *Ur|spra|chef2) (bei Übersetzungen) original (language), source language* * *1. (Originalsprache) original language;in der Ursprache in the original (language)2. (Grundsprache) protolanguage
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