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1 materialism
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > materialism
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2 materialism
Materialismus, der* * *ma·teri·al·ism[məˈtɪəriəlɪzəm, AM -ˈtɪr-]* * *[m\@'tI\@rIəlIzəm]nder Materialismus* * *a) PHIL Anschauung, nach der alles Wirkliche als Materie interpretiert oder zumindest von materiellen Vorgängen abgeleitet werden kannb) ausschließlich auf Besitz, Gewinn und Genuss ausgerichtetes Handeln* * *noun, no pl.Materialismus, der* * *n.Materialismus m. -
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4 dialectical materialism
dia·lec·ti·cal ma·ˈteri·al·ism* * * -
5 dialectical materialism
dialektischer Materialismus, DIAMAT m, Diamat mEnglish-German students dictionary > dialectical materialism
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dia·lec·ti·cal[ˌdaɪəˈlektɪkəl]adj dialektisch* * *["daIə'lektIkəl]adjdialektisch* * ** * *adj.dialektisch adj. -
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adjective1) historisch; geschichtlich [Belege, Hintergrund]2) (belonging to the past) in früheren Zeiten üblich [Methode]* * *[-'sto-]1) (of or about history; of or about people or events from history: historical research; historical novels.) historisch2) (that actually happened or existed, not legendary or mythical: Was Shakespeare's character Macbeth a historical person?) historisch* * *his·tori·cal[hɪˈstɒrɪkəl, AM -ˈstɔ:r-]1. (concerning history) geschichtlich, historisch\historical accuracy Geschichtstreue f\historical documents historische Dokumentefamous \historical figures berühmte historische Figuren\historical novel historischer Roman2. FIN\historical cost historische Kosten pl\historical data + sing/pl vb Vergangenheitsdaten pl* * *[hIs'tɒrIkəl]adjhistorisch; studies, background, investigation, method also geschichtlich* * *A adj (adv historically)1. → academic.ru/35049/historic">historic 12. historisch:historical painter Historienmaler(in);b) mit Geschichte befasst, Geschichts…:historical geography historische Geografie;historical linguistics pl (als sg konstruiert) historische Sprachwissenschaft;historical science Geschichtswissenschaft fc) geschichtlich orientiert:historical geology historische Geologie;historical materialism historischer Materialismus;historical method historische Methode;historical school WIRTSCH historische Schuled) geschichtlich(en Inhalts):historical novel historischer Romanhistorical present historisches Präsens* * *adjective1) historisch; geschichtlich [Belege, Hintergrund]2) (belonging to the past) in früheren Zeiten üblich [Methode]* * *adj.geschichtlich adj.historisch adj. -
8 trend
1. noun1) Trend, derpopulation trends — die Bevölkerungsentwicklung
2. intransitive verbset the trend — den Trend bestimmen
1) (take a course) verlaufen2) (fig.): (move) sich entwickeln* * *[trend](a general direction or tendency: She follows all the latest trends in fashion; an upward trend in share prices.) der Trend- academic.ru/76490/trendy">trendy* * *[trend]I. ngeneral \trend allgemeiner Trendupward \trend Aufwärtstrend msurveys show a \trend away from home-ownership and towards rented accommodation Untersuchungen zeigen einen Trend weg vom Hausbesitz hin zu gemieteten Wohnungenthe latest \trend der letzte Schrei famto set a new \trend einen neuen Trend auslösenII. vibirth rates are \trending toward negative population growth die Geburtsraten tendieren zu einem negativen Bevölkerungswachstum* * *[trend]1. n1) (= tendency) Tendenz f, Richtung f, Trend mthe trend toward(s) violence — der Trend or die Tendenz zur Gewalttätigkeit
upward trend — steigende Tendenz, Aufwärtstrend m
the downward trend in the birth rate — die Rückläufigkeit or der Abwärtstrend der Geburtenrate
to set a trend — eine neue Richtung setzen, richtungweisend sein
2) (= fashion) Mode f, Trend mthat is the trend/the latest trend among young people — das ist bei jungen Leuten jetzt Mode/der letzte Schrei (inf)
to follow a trend — einem Trend folgen; (fashion) eine Mode mitmachen
2. viverlaufen ( towards nach)his views are trending toward(s) the anarchistic — seine Auffassungen neigen or tendieren zum Anarchismus
* * *trend [trend]A s1. (Ver)Lauf m (der Ereignisse etc)2. fig (allgemeine) Richtungthe trend of his argument was that … seine Beweisführung lief darauf hinaus, dass …4. Bestrebung f, Neigung f, Zug m:5. GEOL Streichrichtung fB v/itrend away from sich abzukehren beginnen von2. sich erstrecken, laufen (toward[s] nach Süden etc)3. GEOL streichen (to nach)* * *1. noun1) Trend, der2. intransitive verb1) (take a course) verlaufen2) (fig.): (move) sich entwickeln* * *n.Richtung -en f.Tendenz -en f.Trend -s m.
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