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1 Herbstferien
Pl. autumn (Am. auch fall) break Sg.* * *Hẹrbst|fe|ri|enplautumn holiday(s pl) (esp Brit) or vacation (US); (SCH) autumn half-term holiday(s pl ) (esp Brit) or vacation (US)* * *Herbst·fe·ri·en* * ** * ** * * -
2 Sicht
f; -, kein Pl.1. (Sichtweite, -verhältnisse) visibility; siehe auch Sichtweite; (Aussicht) view; gute / schlechte Sicht high / low oder poor visibility; außer Sicht out of sight; in Sicht (with)in view, within eyeshot; in Sicht kommen come into view; von hier hat man eine weite Sicht you can see for miles from here; auf lange oder weite Sicht fig. on a long-term basis; (auf die Dauer) in the long run; auf kurze Sicht in the short term; es ist keine Besserung in Sicht there’s no prospect of improvement; es ist nichts in Sicht there doesn’t seem to be anything coming up ( oder in the offing)2. (Betrachtungsweise) view, perspective; aus seiner Sicht from his point of view, as he sees it; aus der Sicht der Industrie / Gewerkschaften from the viewpoint of industry / the unions; er hat so eine ganz andere Sicht auf die Dinge he has quite a different perspective ( oder view of things)3. WIRTS.: auf oder bei Sicht at sight; ( zahlbar) sechzig Tage nach Sicht (payable) at sixty days’ sight ( oder sixty days after sight)* * *die Sichtview; visibility; sight; prospect* * *Sịcht [zɪçt]f -,no pl1) (= Sehweite) visibilitydie Sicht betrug teilweise nur 20 Meter — at times visibility was down to 20 metres (Brit) or meters (US)
eine Sicht von 30 Metern — 30 metres' (Brit) or meters' (US) visibility
in Sicht sein/kommen — to be in/come into sight
aus meiner/seiner etc Sicht (fig) — as I see/he sees it, from my/his point of view
auf lange/kurze Sicht (fig) — in the long/short term; planen for the long/short term
See:→ Land2) (= Ausblick) view3) (COMM)* * *die1) ((an outlook on to, or picture of) a scene: Your house has a fine view of the hills; He painted a view of the harbour.) view2) (the range of distance over which things may be (clearly) seen: Visibility is poor today; Visibility in the fog was down to twenty yards in places.) visibility3) (the area within which things can be seen by someone: The boat was within sight of land; The end of our troubles is in sight.) sight* * *<-, -en>[zɪçt]1. (Aussicht) vieweine gute/schlechte \Sicht haben to have a good/poor viewdu nimmst mir die \Sicht you're in my way, you're blocking my view; (klare Sicht) visibilitydie \Sicht beträgt heute nur 20 Meter visibility is down to 20 metres todayauf kurze/mittlere/lange \Sicht (fig) in the short term/midterm/long termnach \Sicht fliegen to fly without instrumentsaußer \Sicht sein to be out of sightin \Sicht sein to be in [or come into] sightLand in \Sicht! land ahoy!2. (Ansicht, Meinung) [point of] viewaus jds \Sicht from sb's point of viewbei \Sicht fällig werden to mature upon presentationbei \Sicht zahlen to pay at sight* * *die; Sicht, Sichtengute od. klare/schlechte Sicht — good/poor visibility
2) o. Pl. (Kaufmannsspr.)Wechsel auf Sicht — bill payable on demand or at sight
3)auf lange/kurze Sicht — in the long/short term
auf lange od. weite Sicht planen — plan on a long-term basis
4) (Betrachtungsweise) point of view* * *gute/schlechte Sicht high/low oder poor visibility;außer Sicht out of sight;in Sicht (with)in view, within eyeshot;in Sicht kommen come into view;von hier hat man eine weite Sicht you can see for miles from here;auf kurze Sicht in the short term;es ist keine Besserung in Sicht there’s no prospect of improvement;es ist nichts in Sicht there doesn’t seem to be anything coming up ( oder in the offing)2. (Betrachtungsweise) view, perspective;aus seiner Sicht from his point of view, as he sees it;aus der Sicht der Industrie/Gewerkschaften from the viewpoint of industry/the unions;er hat so eine ganz andere Sicht auf die Dinge he has quite a different perspective ( oder view of things)3. WIRTSCH:bei Sicht at sight;(zahlbar) sechzig Tage nach Sicht (payable) at sixty days’ sight ( oder sixty days after sight)* * *die; Sicht, Sichtengute od. klare/schlechte Sicht — good/poor visibility
2) o. Pl. (Kaufmannsspr.)Wechsel auf Sicht — bill payable on demand or at sight
3)auf lange/kurze Sicht — in the long/short term
auf lange od. weite Sicht planen — plan on a long-term basis
4) (Betrachtungsweise) point of view* * *-en f.prospect n.visibility n.vision n. -
3 Herbstferien
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4 Sicht
1) ( Aussicht) view;eine gute/schlechte \Sicht haben to have a good/poor view;du nimmst mir die \Sicht you're in my way, you're blocking my view; ( klare Sicht) visibility;die \Sicht beträgt heute nur 20 Meter visibility is down to 20 metres today;nach \Sicht fliegen to fly without instruments;außer \Sicht sein to be out of sight;in \Sicht sein to be in [or come into] sight;Land in \Sicht! land ahoy!;2) (Ansicht, Meinung) [point of] view;aus jds \Sicht from sb's point of view -
5 Zwischenwahlen
pl[USA]midterm elections [USA]
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