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1 credence
cre·dence[ˈkri:dən(t)s]* * *['kriːdəns]n1) no pl (= belief) Glaube mto give or attach credence to sth — einer Sache (dat) Glauben schenken
* * *credence [ˈkriːdəns; -dns] s1. Glaube m (of an akk):* * *n.Glaube -n m. -
2 letter
nouna letter of appointment — eine [briefliche] Anstellungszusage
write in capital/small letters — mit Groß-/Kleinbuchstaben schreiben
have letters after one's name — Ehrentitel/einen Ehrentitel haben
3) (fig.)to the letter — buchstabengetreu; aufs Wort
the letter of the law — der Buchstabe des Gesetzes
man of letters — Homme de lettres, der; Literat, der
* * *['letə]1) (a mark expressing a sound: the letters of the alphabet.) der Buchstabe2) (a written message, especially sent by post in an envelope: She slowly took the letter from its envelope; Did you post my letter?) der Brief•- academic.ru/42567/lettering">lettering- letterbox
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- to the letter* * *let·ter[ˈletəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]na business/love \letter ein Geschäfts-/Liebesbrief ma \letter from/to a friend ein Brief m von einem/an einen Freundto inform sb by \letter jdn schriftlich verständigento have a lot of \letters after one's name viele Titel habenthree-\letter word Wort nt mit drei Buchstabenfour-\letter word Schimpfwort ntin large \letters in Großbuchstabenin small \letters in Kleinbuchstaben3.▶ to keep to [or follow] the \letter of the law nach dem Buchstaben des Gesetzes handeln▶ to the \letter buchstabengetreu, genau nach Vorschrift* * *['letə(r)]1. n1) (of alphabet) Buchstabe mto the letter — buchstabengetreu, genau
did he do it? – to the letter — hat er es getan? – ganz nach Vorschrift
by letter — schriftlich, brieflich
to write a letter of complaint/apology — sich schriftlich beschweren/entschuldigen
3) (LITER)4) (US: award) als Auszeichnung verliehenes Schulabzeichen2. vtsign, label beschriftenhe lettered the invitations in gold — er ließ die Einladungen in Gold(buchstaben) drucken
* * *letter1 [ˈletə(r)]A s1. Buchstabe m (auch fig buchstäblicher Sinn):a) wortwörtlich, buchstäblich,b) fig peinlich genau;the letter of the law der Buchstabe des Gesetzes;in letter and in spirit dem Buchstaben und dem Sinne nachto an akk):by letter brieflich, schriftlich;letter of application Bewerbungsschreiben;letter of complaint Beschwerdebrief;letter of introduction Einführungsschreiben;letter of thanks Dank(es)brief, Dankschreiben;letter to the editor Leserbrief;“all letters (will be) answered” (in Kontaktanzeigen etc) „beantworte jede Zuschrift“; → condolence, recommendation c3. meist pl (amtlicher) Brief, Urkunde f:letters of credence, letters credential POL Beglaubigungsschreiben n;a)(Adels- etc) Patent n,b) JUR Patenturkunde;4. TYPOa) Letter f, Type fb) koll Lettern pl, Typen plc) Schrift(art) f5. pl (auch als sg konstruiert)a) (schöne) Literaturb) Bildung fc) Wissenschaft f:6. SCHULE, UNIV US Abzeichen mit den Initialen einer Schule etc, das besonders für herausragende sportliche Leistungen verliehen wirdB v/t1. beschriften2. mit Buchstaben bezeichnenletter2 [ˈletə(r)] s besonders Br Vermieter(in), Verpächter(in)* * *nouna letter of appointment — eine [briefliche] Anstellungszusage
2) (of alphabet) Buchstabe, derwrite in capital/small letters — mit Groß-/Kleinbuchstaben schreiben
have letters after one's name — Ehrentitel/einen Ehrentitel haben
3) (fig.)to the letter — buchstabengetreu; aufs Wort
man of letters — Homme de lettres, der; Literat, der
* * *n.Brief -e m.Buchstabe m.Einsendung f.
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