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1 Kennwort
n password; auch WIRTS. etc. code word; Inserat: reference; Zuschriften unter dem Kennwort X mark your letters ( oder envelopes) X* * *das Kennwortwatchword; password; code word* * *Kẹnn|wortnt pl - wörter(= Chiffre) code name; (= Losungswort) password, code word; (COMM) referencebitte geben Sie Ihr Kennwort ein — please enter your password
* * *Kenn·wort<- wörter>nt1. (Codewort) code name2. INFORM password* * *das; Pl. Kennwörter1) (Erkennungszeichen) code word; reference2) (Parole) password; code word* * *Zuschriften unter dem Kennwort X mark your letters ( oder envelopes) X* * *das; Pl. Kennwörter1) (Erkennungszeichen) code word; reference2) (Parole) password; code word* * *-e n.code word n.password n.watchword n. -
2 Beleg
m; -(e)s, -e1. record; (Quittung) receipt; (Beweis) auch Pl. proof, evidence; mehrere Belege für den Gebrauch eines Wortes several instances of the use of a word* * *der Beleg(Beweis) proof; piece of evidence;(Quittung) receipt; slip; voucher* * *Be|leg [bə'leːk]m -(e)s, -e[-gə]1) (= Beweis) instance, piece of evidence; (= Quellennachweis) referenceBelége für den Gebrauch eines Wortes — instances of the use of a word
2) (= Quittung) receipt* * *(a piece of paper which confirms that a sum of money has been, or will be, paid: a sales voucher.) voucher* * *Be·leg<-[e]s, -e>[bəˈle:k, pl bəˈle:gə]m1. (Quittung) receipt, voucherschreiben Sie mir bitte einen \Beleg? may I have a receipt?3. (Quellennachweis) example, instance* * *der; Beleg[e]s, Belege1) (Beweisstück) piece of [supporting] documentary evidence; (Quittung) receiptals Beleg für etwas — as evidence for something
2) (Sprachw.): (Zitat) quotationfür dieses Wort gibt es zwei Belege — there are two instances of this word
* * *mehrere Belege für den Gebrauch eines Wortes several instances of the use of a word2. (Beispiel) example (* * *der; Beleg[e]s, Belege1) (Beweisstück) piece of [supporting] documentary evidence; (Quittung) receipt2) (Sprachw.): (Zitat) quotation* * *-e m.documentary evidence n.voucher n. -
3 Hinweis
Hinweis m GEN, MGT hint, clue, pointer, indication, tip, word of advice • unter Hinweis auf with reference to* * *m <Geschäft, Mgmnt> hint, clue, pointer, indication, tip, word of advice ■ unter Hinweis auf with reference to* * *Hinweis
hint, tip-off, lead[ing], clue, point (coll.), pointer (US), shady (sl.), (Erwähnung) reference, (Zeitung) announcement;
• unter Hinweis auf Absatz 3 with reference to section 3;
• flüchtiger Hinweis indication;
• geschäftsmäßiger Hinweis business notice;
• gesetzlicher Hinweis statutory reference;
• vage Hinweise vague clues;
• Hinweise für das Anlagegeschäft leads for investors;
• Hinweis auf Fortsetzung des Versicherungsverhältnisses renewal papers;
• Hinweise für Touristen hints for tourists;
• Hinweis am schwarzen Brett anbringen to post an announcement on the notice board;
• Hinweis geben to give a hint;
• Hinweis auf eine starke Zinssatzerhöhung sein to herald a sharp shift in US interest rates. -
4 nachschlagen
(unreg., trennb., -ge-)I v/t (hat) (eine Stelle, ein Wort) look upII v/i1. (hat) look s.th. ( oder it) up; im Wörterbuch nachschlagen auch check (it) in the dictionary, consult the dictionary; nachschlagen bei Shakespeare etc. look s.th. ( oder it) up in Shakespeare etc.3. (hat) SPORT, FUßBALL: retaliate; wegen Nachschlagens die rote Karte sehen be sent off for retaliation* * *to look up; to refer; to consult* * *nach|schla|gen sep1. vtStelle, Zitat, Wort to look up2. vi1) aux sein2) (in Lexikon) to look3) (FTBL) (= sich revanchieren) to retaliate; (von hinten foulen) to foul (one's opponent) from behind* * *1) (to consult (a reference book): I looked up in the encyclopedia.) look up2) (to look for information (in something): If I'm not sure how to spell a word, I refer to a dictionary.) refer3) (to be like (someone, especially a parent or relation) in appearance or character: She takes after her father.) take after* * *nach|schla·genI. vtII. vi▪ jdm \nachschlagen to take after sb* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb look up <word, reference, text>2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbim Lexikon/Wörterbuch nachschlagen — consult the encyclopaedia/dictionary
* * *nachschlagen (irr, trennb, -ge-)B. v/i2. (ist):jemandem nachschlagen take after sbwegen Nachschlagens die rote Karte sehen be sent off for retaliation* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb look up <word, reference, text>2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbim Lexikon/Wörterbuch nachschlagen — consult the encyclopaedia/dictionary
* * *(Buch) v.to refer to v. -
5 Stichwort
n2. Pl. Stichworte; THEAT. und fig. cue; (Schlüsselwort) key word; jemandem das Stichwort für seinen Auftritt geben give s.o. the cue for his ( oder her) entrance; sich (Dat) ein paar Stichworte aufschreiben jot down a few notes; in Stichworten festhalten make a few notes on* * *das Stichwortheadword; cue; catchword* * *Stịch|wortnt3) pl - worte usu pl notes pl; (bei Nacherzählung etc) key words pl* * *(the last words of another actor's speech etc, serving as a sign to an actor to speak etc: Your cue is `- whatever the vicar says!') cue* * *Stich·wort[ˈʃtɪçvɔrt]nt\Stichwort Geld, ich wollte mit Ihnen über eine Gehaltserhöhung reden speaking of [or form apropos] money, I wanted to talk to you about a risejdm das [vereinbarte [o verabredete]] \Stichwort geben (das Zeichen zum Beginn von etw) to give sb the [pre-arranged] lead-in [or cue]; THEAT to cue in sb sepdu sprichst von Geld? damit lieferst du mir das \Stichwort money? now that's something I wanted to talk aboutwarum musstest du das sagen? jetzt hast du ihr das \Stichwort gegeben what did you have to say that for? now you've started her off* * *1) Plural Stichwörter headword; (in Registern) entry2) Plural Stichworte (Theater) cue* * *jemandem das Stichwort für seinen Auftritt geben give sb the cue for his ( oder her) entrance;sich (dat)ein paar Stichworte aufschreiben jot down a few notes;in Stichworten festhalten make a few notes on* * *1) Plural Stichwörter headword; (in Registern) entry2) Plural Stichworte (Theater) cue* * *n.catchword n.head word n.key word n.keyword n. -
6 nachschauen
v/i (trennb., hat -ge-) bes. südd., österr., schw. nachsehen* * *to have a look; to look* * *nach|schau|envti sep (esp dial)See:= nachsehen* * *(to search for in a book of reference: You should look the word up (in a dictionary).) look up* * *nach|schau·enI. vtII. vi1. (nachschlagen)▪ \nachschauen, ob/wie... to [have a] look [or look up] whether/how...2. (nachsehen)* * *(bes. südd., österr., schweiz.) s. nachsehen 1. 1), 2), 3), II 1), 2)* * ** * *(bes. südd., österr., schweiz.) s. nachsehen 1. 1), 2), 3), II 1), 2)
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