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121 measles
(Med.) Masern Pl.; see also academic.ru/30956/German_measles">German measles* * *['mi:zlz](an infectious disease accompanied by red spots on the skin: People usually get measles in childhood.) die Masern (pl.)* * *mea·sles[ˈmi:zl̩z]n + sing vb Masern pl* * *['miːzlz]n singMasern pl* * *2. VET Finnen pl (der Schweine etc)* * *noun, constr. as pl. or sing. -
122 mechanics
1) Mechanik, die2) constr. as pl. (means of construction or operation) Mechanismus, der; (of writing, painting, etc.) Technik, die* * *1) (the science of the action of forces on objects: He is studying mechanics.) die Mechanik2) (the art of building machines: He applied his knowledge of mechanics to designing a new wheelchair.) die Mechanik* * *me·chan·ics[mɪˈkænɪks]n1. + sing vb AUTO, TECH Technik f, Mechanik fhe knows a lot about the \mechanics of running a school er weiß sehr gut, wie eine Schule funktioniert* * *[mI'knɪks]nhome mechanics for the car-owner — kleine Maschinenkunde für den Autobesitzer
I don't understand the mechanics of parliamentary procedure — ich verstehe den Mechanismus parlamentarischer Abläufe nicht
* * *mech. abk1. mechanic2. mechanical4. mechanism* * *noun, no pl.1) Mechanik, die2) constr. as pl. (means of construction or operation) Mechanismus, der; (of writing, painting, etc.) Technik, die* * *n.Mechanik -en f. -
123 optics
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124 phonetics
noun1) no pl. Phonetik, die3) constr. as pl. phonetische Angaben* * *noun singular (the study of the sounds of language.) die Phonetik* * *pho·net·ics[fə(ʊ)ˈnetɪks, AM fəˈnet̬-]* * *[fəU'netIks]n1) sing (= subject) Phonetik f2) pl (= phonetic script) Lautschrift f, phonetische Umschrift* * *phon. abk1. phonetic phon.phonet. abk* * *noun1) no pl. Phonetik, die2) no pl. (phonetic script) phonetische Umschrift3) constr. as pl. phonetische Angaben* * *n.Phonetik -en f. -
125 physics
Physik, die* * *['fiziks](the study of natural phenomena such as heat, light, sound, electricity, magnetism etc but not usually chemistry or biology: Physics is his main subject at university.) die Physik- academic.ru/55274/physicist">physicist* * *phys·ics[ˈfɪzɪks]I. n + sing vb Physik f\physics of X-rays Röntgenphysik f* * *['fIzɪks]n(sing = subject) Physik fthe physics of this are quite complex — die physikalischen Zusammenhänge sind hierbei ziemlich komplex
* * *phys. abk1. physical phys.2. physician4. physiological physiol.5. physiology Physiol.* * *noun, no pl.Physik, die* * *n.Physik f. -
126 politics
1) no art. (political administration) Politik, die; (Univ.): (subject) Politik[wissenschaft], die; Politologie, dieinterested/involved in politics — politisch interessiert/engagiert
enter politics — in die Politik gehen
what are his politics? — wo steht er politisch?
practical politics — Realpolitik, die
* * *['politiks](the science or business of, or ideas about, or affairs concerning, government.) die Politik- academic.ru/56567/political">political- politically
- politically correct
- politician
- political asylum
- political prisoner
- political science* * *poli·tics[ˈpɒlətɪks, AM ˈpɑ:-]nglobal/local \politics Welt-/Lokalpolitik f kein plto be in \politics in der Politik seinto go into \politics in die Politik gehento talk \politics politisieren gehoffice \politics Büroklüngelei f pejto play \politics Winkelzüge machen* * *['pɒlItɪks]nto talk politics — über Politik (acc) reden
sexual politics — Rangeleien pl zwischen den Geschlechtern
* * *1. Politik f, Staatskunst f, -führung f3. (Partei-, Staats)Politik f:in politics in der Politikwhat are his politics? wie ist er politisch eingestellt?, wo steht er politisch?6. fig (Interessen)Politik f7. besonders US politische Machenschaften pl:play politics Winkelzüge machen, manipulierenpol. abk1. political pol.polit. abk* * *noun, no pl.1) no art. (political administration) Politik, die; (Univ.): (subject) Politik[wissenschaft], die; Politologie, dieinterested/involved in politics — politisch interessiert/engagiert
practical politics — Realpolitik, die
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127 athletics
1) Leichtathletik, die* * *[-'le-]noun singular (the sports of running, jumping etc or competitions in these: Athletics was my favourite activity at school.) die Leichtathletik* * *ath·let·ics[æθˈletɪks, AM -ˈlet̬-]* * *[ɵ'letɪks]n sing or plLeichtathletik fathletics coach — Leichtathletiktrainer( in) m(f)
* * *noun, no pl.1) Leichtathletik, die* * *n.Leichtathletik f. -
128 billiards
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