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1 Aufruf
m1. call (auch EDV und MIL.); (Befehl, Vorladung) summons; öffentlicher: appeal (an jemanden zu etw. to s.o. for s.th.); letzter Aufruf FLUG. last call; einen Aufruf an die Bevölkerung richten (make an) appeal to the public, make a public appeal3. von Namen: calling out (by name)* * *der Aufrufcall-up; appeal; call* * *Auf|rufm1) appeal (an +acc to)einen Áúfruf an jdn richten — to appeal to sb
Áúfruf zum Streik/Handeln — call for a strike/for negotiations
2)nach Áúfruf — on being called, when called
letzter Áúfruf für Flug LH 1615 — last call for flight LH 1615
4) (FIN von Banknoten) calling in* * *Auf·rufm1. (Appell) appeal▪ der/ein \Aufruf an jdn the/an appeal to sbein \Aufruf zum Streik a call for strike actioneinen \Aufruf an jdn richten[, etw [nicht] zu tun] to [make an] appeal to sb [[not] to do sth]ein \Aufruf der Namen a roll call▪ nach \Aufruf when [or on being] called4. LUFT callletzter \Aufruf für alle Passagiere last call for all passengers* * *1) call2) (Appell) appeal (an + Akk. to)* * *Aufruf man jemanden zu etwas to sb for sth);letzter Aufruf FLUG last call;einen Aufruf an die Bevölkerung richten (make an) appeal to the public, make a public appeal* * *1) call2) (Appell) appeal (an + Akk. to)* * *-e m.call n.calling n.cue n.invocation n.invoking n. -
2 Aufruf
Auf·ruf m1) ( Appell) appeal;der/ein \Aufruf an jdn the/an appeal to sb;ein \Aufruf an das Volk an appeal to the public; (positiv a.) a proclamation;ein \Aufruf zum Streik a call for strike action;einen \Aufruf an jdn richten[, etw [nicht] zu tun] to [make an] appeal to sb [[not] to do sth]2) ( das Aufrufen)ein \Aufruf der Namen a roll call;nach \Aufruf when [or on being] called4) luft call;letzter \Aufruf für alle Passagiere last call for all passengers
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