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1 förmlich
I Adj.II Adv.1. formally* * *formal; prim; punctilious* * *fọ̈rm|lich ['fœrmlɪç]1. adj1) (= formell) formal2) (= regelrecht) positive2. adv1) (= formell) formally2) (= regelrecht) positivelyich hätte förmlich weinen können — I really could have cried
* * *1) ceremonially2) ((negative unceremonious) carefully formal or polite.) ceremonious4) (done etc according to a fixed and accepted way: a formal letter.) formal* * *förm·lich[ˈfœrmlɪç]I. adj1. (offiziell) official, formal\förmliche Bitte/Entschuldigung an official/a formal request/apology2. (steif, unpersönlich) formalII. adv1. (steif, unpersönlich) formally2. (geradezu) really* * *1.1) formal2) nicht präd. (regelrecht) positive2.ein förmlicher Schreck — a real fright
1) (steif, unpersönlich, offiziell) formally2) (geradezu) positivelysich förmlich fürchten — be really afraid
* * *A. adjB. adv1. formally* * *1.1) formal2) nicht präd. (regelrecht) positive2.1) (steif, unpersönlich, offiziell) formally2) (geradezu) positively* * *adj.punctilious adj. adv.formerly adv.punctiliously adv. -
2 einreichen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) (einsenden) send in; persönlich: hand in; (Bewerbung, Bittschrift etc.) auch submit; (Beschwerde) lodge; eine Klage einreichen JUR. file ( oder bring) an action; die Scheidung einreichen file a petition for divorce; Abschied* * *to submit* * *ein|rei|chenvt sepSee:→ Abschied2) (= bitten um) Versetzung, Pensionierung to apply for, to request* * *2) (to hand or bring (something) to someone (often a person in authority): Do we have to give in our books at the end of the lesson?) give in3) (to make (an objection, an appeal etc) formally or officially.) lodge* * *ein|rei·chenvt1. (übersenden)etw schriftlich \einreichen to submit [or present] sth in writing▪ eingereicht submitted2. (darum bitten)▪ etw \einreichen to submit sthseine Kündigung \einreichen to hand in [or tender] one's resignationeine Pensionierung/Versetzung \einreichen to submit [or present] a request for retirement/a transfer* * *transitives Verb1) submit < application>; hand in, submit <piece of work, dissertation, thesis>; lodge, make < complaint>; tender < resignation>2) (jur.) file <suit, petition for divorce>* * *einreichen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) (einsenden) send in; persönlich: hand in; (Bewerbung, Bittschrift etc) auch submit; (Beschwerde) lodge;* * *transitives Verb1) submit < application>; hand in, submit <piece of work, dissertation, thesis>; lodge, make < complaint>; tender < resignation>2) (jur.) file <suit, petition for divorce>* * *v.to hand in v.to pass in v.to turn in v. -
3 förmlich
förm·lich [ʼfœrmlɪç] adj1) ( offiziell) official, formal;\förmliche Bitte/ Entschuldigung an official/a formal request/apology1) (steif, unpersönlich) formally2) ( geradezu) really
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