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1 politically correct
adjective ((also PC) (of language or behaviour) that does not offend particular groups of people: It is politically correct to use `he or she', and not just `he', when you mean a man or a woman.)* * *po·liti·cal·ly cor·ˈrectPC politisch korrekt* * *adjpolitisch korrekt* * *PC abk5. postcard -
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adverbbe politically aware or conscious — politisches Bewußtsein haben
* * *adverb politisch* * *po·liti·cal·ly[pəˈlɪtɪkəli, AM -ˈlɪt̬ə-]1. (of politics) politisch\politically aware politisch gebildetto be \politically informed in der Politik auf dem Laufenden seinto be \politically naive keine Ahnung von Politik haben\politically speaking politisch gesehenPatrick thinks \politically and acts to benefit himself Patrick ist ein Taktierer und handelt nur zu seinem Vorteil* * *[pə'lItIkəlI]advaware, expedient politischpolitically speaking — im politischen Sinne
* * *adverbbe politically aware or conscious — politisches Bewußtsein haben
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abbreviation1) (Brit.) = academic.ru/56528/police_constable">police constable Wachtm.2) = personal computer PC3) = politically correct politisch korrekt* * *[,pi: 'si:]( abbreviation)1) (personal computer.)2) (police constable.)3) (politically correct.)* * *PC1[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC2[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC3[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC4[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC5[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC6[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC7[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC8[ˌpi:ˈsi:]PC9[ˌpi:ˈsi:]per·son·al com·ˈput·ernPCn Personal Computer m, PC mpo·lice ˈcon·sta·blenPCpo·liti·cal cor·ˈrect·nessnPCn no pl politische Korrektheitpo·liti·cal·ly cor·ˈrectPC politisch korrektprint·ed cir·cuitnPCnprint·ed cir·cuit boardn[ˌprɪntɪdˈ-]Privy ˈCoun·cilnPCprivy ˈcoun·cil·lornPC* * *(Brit)1) abbrPC Plod (inf) — Streifenpolizist( in) m(f)
See:2)See:3)See:4) abbr of personal computer PC m5)See:* * *PC abk5. postcard* * *abbreviation1) (Brit.) = police constable Wachtm.2) = personal computer PC3) = politically correct politisch korrekt -
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adjective* * ** * *po·liti·cal[pəˈlɪtɪkəl, AM -ˈlit̬ə-]1. (of politics) politischa \political animal ein politikinteressierter Mensch\political leaders politische Größen\political platform politische Bühneto commit \political suicide politischen Selbstmord begehen* * *[pə'lItIkəl]adjpolitisch* * *political [pəˈlıtıkl] adj (adv politically)1. politisch:political prisoner politische(r) Gefangene(r); → academic.ru/4140/asylum">asylum 3, aware 1, awareness 12. (partei)politisch:a political issue ein Politikum3. a) politisch interessiertb) politisch tätig4. staatlich, Staats…, Regierungs…:political system Regierungssystem n5. staatsbürgerlich (Rechte etc)6. politically correct politisch korrektpol. abk1. political pol.polit. abk* * *adjective* * *adj.politisch adj. -
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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
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- 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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nounPersonalcomputer, der* * *noun ((also PC) a small computer that can be used independently by an individual user for word-processing, games, e-mail, storage of information. etc.)* * *per·son·al com·ˈput·ernPCn Personal Computer m, PC m* * *PC abk5. postcard* * *nounPersonalcomputer, der* * *n.Arbeitsplatzrechner (PC) m.Personal-Computer m. -
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nounPostkarte, die* * *noun (a card on which a message may be sent by post, often with a picture on one side (a picture postcard): She sent me a postcard of the Taj Mahal when she was in India.) die Postkarte* * *ˈpost·cardn Postkarte f* * *postcard s1. Postkarte f2. Ansichtskarte fPC abk5. postcard* * *nounPostkarte, die* * *n.Postkarte f. -
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= privy counsellor) noun (Brit.) Geheimer Rat* * *privy ˈcoun·cil·lornPC* * *PC abk5. postcard* * *= privy counsellor) noun (Brit.) Geheimer Rat* * *n.Geheimrat m. -
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["dZɔː(z)'hAːp]n (politically correct form)Maultrommel f, Brummeisen nt -
16 jaw-harp
["dZɔː(z)'hAːp]n (politically correct form)Maultrommel f, Brummeisen nt -
17 juice-harp
["dZuːs'hAːp]n (politically correct form)Maultrommel f, Brummeisen nt -
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