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1 Scholastiker
m; -s, -; scholastic* * *der Scholastikerscholastic* * *Scho|lạs|ti|ker [ʃo'lastikɐ]1. m -s, -, Scho|las|ti|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenscholastic* * *Scho·las·ti·ker(in)<-s, ->[ʃoˈlastikɐ]m(f) scholastic* * * -
2 scholastisch
I Adj. scholasticII Adv. scholastically* * *scholastic* * *scho|lạs|tisch [So'lastɪʃ]adjscholastic* * *A. adj scholasticB. adv scholastically -
3 akademisch
I Adj.1. academic; akademische Bildung university education; akademischer Grad academic qualification; akademisches Viertel the quarter of an hour between the official and actual start of a lecture or eventII Adv. academically* * *academic; learned; scholastic* * *a|ka|de|misch [aka'deːmɪʃ]1. adj (lit, fig)academicdie akadémische Jugend — (the) students pl
das akadémische Proletariat — (the) jobless graduates pl
der akadémische Senat (Univ) — the senate
das akadémische Viertel (Univ) — the quarter of an hour allowed between the announced start of a lecture etc and the actual start
2. adv* * *1) (of or concerning study especially in schools, colleges etc: an academic career.) academic2) academically* * *aka·de·misch[akaˈde:mɪʃ]I. adj1. (von der Universität verliehen) academic2. (studentisch) scholarly\akademisches Proletariat academic proletariat3. (abstrakt) theoretical, academicII. adv\akademisch gebildet sein to be academically [or university] educated* * *1.Adjektiv academic2.adverbial academically* * *A. adj1. academic;akademische Bildung university education;akademischer Grad academic qualification;akademisches Viertel the quarter of an hour between the official and actual start of a lecture or eventakademische Frage academic questionB. adv academically* * *1.Adjektiv academic2.adverbial academically* * *adj.academic adj.academical adj.collegiate adj.scholastic adj. adv.academically adv. -
4 schulisch
I Adj.; nur attr. school..., educational; Probleme etc.: at school; schulische Leistungen performance Sg. at school, (standard of) schoolwork Sg.; schulische Vorbildung school education, schoolingII Adv.: at school; schulisch versagen be a failure at school; er hat sich schulisch verbessert his schoolwork has improved, he’s doing better at (Am. in) school* * *scholastic; educational* * *schu|lisch ['Suːlɪʃ]1. adjLeistungen, Probleme, Verbesserung at school; (= rein akademisch) scholastic; Bildung, Einrichtung school attrseine schúlischen Leistungen/Probleme — his progress/problems at school
schúlische Angelegenheiten — school matters
aus schúlischer Sicht — from the school angle
2. advscholasticallyer hat schúlisch große Fortschritte gemacht — he has improved greatly at school
* * *schu·lisch[ˈʃu:lɪʃ]I. adj\schulische Angelegenheiten school matters2. (den Unterricht betreffend) at school\schulische Leistungen/ \schulisches Verhalten performance/behaviour [or AM -or] at schoolII. adv at school\schulisch versagen to fail [or be a failure] at school* * *seine schulischen Leistungen — [the standard of] his school work sing
* * *A. adj; nur attr school …, educational; Probleme etc: at school;schulische Vorbildung school education, schoolingB. adv: at school;schulisch versagen be a failure at school;er hat sich schulisch verbessert his schoolwork has improved, he’s doing better at (US in) school* * *seine schulischen Leistungen — [the standard of] his school work sing
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5 Bildung
Bildung f 1. GEN accumulation; 2. BIL education* * *f 1. < Geschäft> accumulation; 2. <Person, Sozial> education* * *Bildung
(Gründung) formation, (Kenntnisse) knowledge, letters;
• in der Bildung begriffen in the course of formation;
• akademische Bildung college (scholastic) education, university training;
• allgemeine Bildung good general education;
• höhere Bildung secondary education;
• staatliche Bildung public education (US);
• Bildung eines Ausschusses constitution of a committee;
• Bildung von Durchschnittsprämien levelling of premiums;
• Bildung einer Gesamthypothek consolidation of mortgages;
• Bildung von Kapital accumulation of capital, new capital production;
• Bildung einer Regierung formation (organization) of government, cabinetmaking;
• Bildung von Rücklagen creation of reserves, appropriation of surplus (US);
• umfassende Bildung besitzen to be a man of great learning;
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6 Pedant
m; -en, -en; pej. pedant, stickler* * *der Pedantpedant; prig; scholastic; square-toes* * *Pe|dạnt [pe'dant]1. m -en, -en, Pe|dan|tin[-'dantɪn]2. f -, -nenpedant* * *Pe·dant(in)<-en, -en>[peˈdant]m(f) pedant* * *der; Pedanten, Pedanten, Pedantin, die; Pedant, Pedantnen pedant* * ** * *der; Pedanten, Pedanten, Pedantin, die; Pedant, Pedantnen pedant* * *-en m.pedant n. -
7 pedantisch
I Adj. pedantic, fussyII Adv. pedantically* * *scholastic; priggish; pettifogging; pedantic; precise* * *pe|dạn|tisch [pe'dantɪʃ]1. adjpedantic2. advpedantically* * *1) (too much concerned with detail: She is a very finicky person.) finicky2) pedantic3) pedantically* * *pe·dan·tisch[peˈdantɪʃ]I. adj pedanticII. adv pedantically* * *1.Adjektiv pedantic2.adverbial pedantically* * *A. adj pedantic, fussyB. adv pedantically* * *1.Adjektiv pedantic2.adverbial pedantically* * *adj.pedantic adj. adv.pedantically adv. -
8 Scholastik
f; -, kein Pl.; PHILOS. scholasticism* * *die Scholastikscholasticism* * *Scho|lạs|tik [ʃo'lastɪk]f -, no plscholasticism* * *Scho·las·tik<->[ʃoˈlastɪk]* * ** * *f.scholastic n.scholasticism n. -
9 Schulmeister
m umg. (Lehrer) teacher of the old school; pej. schoolmasterly type* * *der Schulmeisterschoolmaster; scholastic* * *Schul|meis|term (old, hum, pej)schoolmaster* * *Schul·meis·ter* * *der (veralt., scherzh.) schoolmaster* * ** * *der (veralt., scherzh.) schoolmaster* * *m.dominie n.schoolmaster n. -
10 Zentralstelle
f Zentrale* * *Zent|ral|stel|lefZentrálstelle für Arbeitsvermittlung — Central Employment Office (Brit), Employment and Training Administration (US)
Zentrálstelle für die Vergabe von Studienplätzen — ≈ Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Brit), ≈ Scholastic Aptitude Test Center (US)
* * *Zen·tral·stel·lef central point, control centre [or AM -er]\Zentralstelle für die Vergabe von Studienplätzen ≈ University Central Admissions Service BRIT* * * -
11 schulmäßig
schul|mä|ßig1. adj1) Unterricht, Kurs, Lehrbuch didactic2) (fig = wie im Lehrbuch) textbook attrein schúlmäßiges Tor — a textbook goal
2. advmachen strictly by the book; gekleidet for school; reglementiert just like in schoolweniger schúlmäßig ausgedrückt — to say it less technically or formally
* * *adj.scholastic adj. adv.scholastically adv. -
12 akademische Bildung
akademische Bildung f BIL university education* * *akademische Bildung
college (scholastic) education, university training -
13 Scholastiker
scholastic -
14 akademisch
1. academic2. academical3. academically4. collegiate5. scholastic6. scholastical7. scholastically adv -
15 der Lehrberuf
mthe scholastic profession -
16 Scholastiker
m1. scholastic2. schoolman -
17 schulisch
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18 schulmäßig
1. scholastic2. scholastically(to go) strictly by the bookjust like in school(fig. wie im Lehrbuch)textbook attrib(Lehrbuch, Unterricht)didactic
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