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noun* * *(a distant place: The island was an outpost of the nation.) der Ausleger, der Vorposten* * *ˈout·postnfree jazz has been described as the last \outpost of modernism Free Jazz gilt als das letzte Überbleibsel des Modernismus; ( fig)Berlin was a capitalist \outpost in the middle of communist East Germany Berlin war wie eine kapitalistische Festung inmitten der kommunistischen DDR* * ** * *nounAußenposten, der; (of civilization etc.; also Mil.) Vorposten, der* * *n.Außenposten m.Vorposten m. -
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'out·post [ʼaʊtpəʊst, Am -poʊst] nthe last \outpost before the desert die letzte Siedlung vor der Wüste; ( fig)free jazz has been described as the last \outpost of modernism Free Jazz gilt als das letzte Überbleibsel des Modernismus; ( fig)Berlin was a capitalist \outpost in the middle of communist East Germany Berlin war wie eine kapitalistische Festung inmitten der kommunistischen DDR -
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