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1 agency
noun1) (action) Handeln, dasthrough/by the agency of something — durch [die Einwirkung von] etwas
through/by the agency of somebody — durch jemandes Vermittlung
* * *see academic.ru/1149/agent">agent* * *agen·cy[ˈeɪʤən(t)si]nadvertising \agency Werbeagentur femployment \agency Arbeitsvermittlungsbüro nt, Arbeitsvermittlungsagentur festate/travel \agency Makler-/Reisebüro ntmodelling \agency Modellagentur fnews \agency Nachrichtenagentur f, Nachrichtendienst msole \agency Alleinvertretung fgovernment \agency Regierungsstelle f, Behörde fnon-governmental \agency Nichtregierungsorganisation fthrough [or by] the \agency of water durch [o mit Hilfe von] Wasserthrough [or by] sb's \agency [or the \agency of sb] durch jds Vermittlung* * *['eIdZənsI]ntranslation/tourist agency — Übersetzungs-/Reisebüro nt
this garage is or has the Citroën agency — dies ist eine Citroën-Vertragswerkstätte, diese Werkstatt ist eine or hat die Citroën-Vertretung
2)(= instrumentality)
through the agency of friends — durch die Vermittlung von Freunden, durch Freundeby the agency of water — mithilfe or mit Hilfe von Wasser, durch Wasser
to attribute sth to the agency of Providence — etw der Vorsehung (dat) zuschreiben
* * *agency [ˈeıdʒənsı] s1. Tätigkeit f, Wirksamkeit f, Wirkung fb) (ausführendes) Organc) Werkzeug n, Mittel n:3. Vermittlung f4. JURa) (Stell)Vertretung fb) (Handlungs)Vollmacht f, Vertretungsbefugnis f, Geschäftsbesorgungsauftrag m5. Vermittlung(sstelle) f6. WIRTSCHa) (Handels)Vertretung f (auch als Büro):b) (Handels-, auch Nachrichten- etc) Agentur f, Verkaufsbüro nc) Vertretungsbezirk md) Vertretung f, Vertretungsauftrag m, -vollmacht f7. besonders USa) Geschäfts-, Dienststelle fb) Amt n, Behörde f* * *noun1) (action) Handeln, dasthrough/by the agency of something — durch [die Einwirkung von] etwas
through/by the agency of somebody — durch jemandes Vermittlung
* * *n.Agentur -en f.Amt ¨-er m.Amt ¨-er n.Diensstelle -n f.Geschäftsstelle -n f.Hilfe -n f.Mittel - n.Tätigkeit f.Vermittlung f.Vertretung f.wirkende Kraft f. -
2 civil
adjective1) (not military) zivilin civil life — im Zivilleben
3) (Law) Zivil[gerichtsbarkeit, -prozess, -verfahren]; zivilrechtlich4) (of citizens) bürgerlich; Bürger[krieg, -recht, -pflicht]* * *['sivl]1) (polite, courteous.) hölich2) (of the state or community: civil rights.) Staats-...3) (ordinary; not military or religious: civil life.) zivil4) (concerned with law cases which are not criminal.) bürgerlich•- academic.ru/13148/civilian">civilian- civility
- civilly
- civil defence
- civil disobedience
- civil engineer
- civil liberties/rights
- civil servant
- civil service
- civil war* * *civ·il[ˈsɪvəl]\civil government Zivilverwaltung f2. (courteous) höflich, zuvorkommendto not have a \civil word to say for sb für jdn nicht ein freundliches Wort übrig habento keep a \civil tongue in one's head seine Zunge im Zaum halten\civil case Zivilprozess m* * *['sɪvl]adj2) (= polite) höflich; (in behaviour also) aufmerksam, zuvorkommendcigar? – very civil of you — Zigarre? – sehr zuvorkommend (von Ihnen)
4) (= civilian) aircraft, aviation zivil* * *civil [ˈsıvl; -vıl] adj (adv civilly)1. staatlich, Staats…:2. ( auch staats)bürgerlich, Bürger…:civil life bürgerliches Leben;civil society bürgerliche Gesellschaft3. zivil, Zivil… (Ggs militärisch, kirchlich etc)4. obs zivilisiert6. bürgerlich (Jahr etc)7. JURa) zivil-, privatrechtlich, bürgerlich-rechtlich:b) gemäß römischem Recht* * *adjective1) (not military) zivil2) (polite, obliging) höflich3) (Law) Zivil[gerichtsbarkeit, -prozess, -verfahren]; zivilrechtlich4) (of citizens) bürgerlich; Bürger[krieg, -recht, -pflicht]* * *adj.zivil adj. -
3 strictly
adverbstrictly [speaking] — streng genommen
* * *adverb streng* * *strict·ly[ˈstrɪktli]1. (demanding compliance) strengwe will \strictly enforce all the rules in this establishment wir werden streng darauf achten, dass die Hausordnung genauestens eingehalten wirdfor a \strictly limited period für sehr kurze Zeit\strictly forbidden streng verboten2. (precisely)not \strictly comparable nicht ohne Weiteres vergleichbar\strictly defined genau definiert\strictly speaking genaugenommen, strenggenommen3. (absolutely) streng\strictly confidential streng vertraulich4. (severely) strenghis parents brought him up very \strictly seine Eltern haben ihn sehr autoritär erzogen* * *['strIktlɪ]adv1) strengsmoking is strictly forbidden — Rauchen ist streng or strengstens verboten
2) (= precisely) genau; (= absolutely) absolut, strengto be strictly accurate — um ganz genau zu sein
our relationship was strictly business — unser Verhältnis war rein geschäftlich
strictly in confidence — ganz im Vertrauen
"strictly private" — "streng vertraulich"
strictly between ourselves/between you and me — ganz unter uns
unless strictly necessary —
the car park is strictly for the use of residents — der Parkplatz ist ausschließlich für Anwohner vorgesehen
* * *strictly adv1. streng etc2. genau genommen3. völlig, ausgesprochen* * *adverbstrictly no smoking — Rauchen streng[stens] verboten
strictly [speaking] — streng genommen
* * *adv.grundsätzlich adv.streng adv.
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