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1 form
Form f, -en 1. форма; 2. Tech форма, калъп, модел; 3. благоприличие, етикет, етикеция; 4. Ling форма; 5. Sp форма, кондиция; die Form einer Kugel haben имам форма на кълбо; in Form von etw. (Dat) във форма (вид) на нещо; die Form eines Vertrages формата (оформянето) на договор; Sp in guter Form sein във форма съм, в добра кондиция съм; die äußere Form wahren спазвам благоприличието, етикета.* * *die, -en форма (и тех); eine = annehmen приемам форма; die = wahren спазвам формата, приличието. -
2 Form f
форма {ж} -
3 Ich-Form
Ich-Form f o.Pl. форма на повествование в първо лице; in der Ich-Form erzählen разказвам в първо лице. -
4 in Form von
под формата на -
5 rund [Form]
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6 ichform
Íchform Ich-Form f o.Pl. форма на повествование в първо лице; in der Ichform erzählen разказвам в първо лице.* * *die форма на изложение в първо лице. -
7 wirklichkeit
Wírklichkeit f, -en действителност, реалност; etw. wird Wirklichkeit нещо се превръща в реалност, става действителност; in Wirklichkeit в действителност, всъщност.* * *die, -en действителност; in die = umsetzen осъществявам; =s/form die, -en грам изявително наклонение. -
8 gedrängt
gedrä́ngt adj стегнат, кратък, сбит (стил, изложение); in gedrängter Form в сбита форма.
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