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1 formulieren
I v/t formulate; (Gedanken etc.) auch express, put into words; (Brief etc.) formulate, word; neu formulieren rephrase, reword; etw. knapp formulieren sum s.th. up, put s.th. in a few words ( oder briefly); ich weiß nicht, wie ich es formulieren soll I don’t know how to put it; das hast du treffend formuliert you’ve expressed ( oder put) it perfectly, I couldn’t have put it better myself; wenn ich es mal so formulieren darf if I may put it like that* * *to formulate; to verbalize; to word; to phrase* * *for|mu|lie|ren [fɔrmu'liːrən] ptp formuliert1. vtto word, to phrase, to formulate... wenn ich es mal so formulíéren darf —... if I might put it like that
2. vito use words skilfully (Brit) or skillfully (US)..., wie der Kanzler formulierte —... as the chancellor put it
wenn ich mal so formulíéren darf — if I might put it like that
* * *1) (to express (something) in words: I phrased my explanations in simple language.) phrase2) (to submit or present (a proposal, question etc): I put several questions to him; She put her ideas before the committee.) put3) (to express in written or spoken language: How are you going to word the letter so that it doesn't seem rude?) word* * *for·mu·lie·ren *[fɔrmuˈli:rən]I. vt▪ etw \formulieren to formulate sth... wenn ich es mal so \formulieren darf... if I might put it like thatII. vi to express oneself* * *transitives Verb formulate* * *neu formulieren rephrase, reword;etwas knapp formulieren sum sth up, put sth in a few words ( oder briefly);ich weiß nicht, wie ich es formulieren soll I don’t know how to put it;das hast du treffend formuliert you’ve expressed ( oder put) it perfectly, I couldn’t have put it better myself;wenn ich es mal so formulieren darf if I may put it like thatB. v/i express o.s.;knapp formulieren put things in a few words ( oder briefly)* * *transitives Verb formulate* * *v.to formulate v.to phrase v.to word v. -
2 Klartext
m text in clear; im Klartext fig. in plain English; mit jemandem Klartext reden umg. level with s.o., talk turkey with s.o.* * *Klar|textmuncoded text, text in clearim Klártext — in clear; (fig inf) in plain English
* * *Klar·textm clear [or plain] text, text in clearim \Klartext (fam) in plain [or simple] English* * *im Klartext — (fig.) in plain language
* * *Klartext m text in clear;im Klartext fig in plain English;mit jemandem Klartext reden umg level with sb, talk turkey with sb* * *der (auch DV) clear or plain textim Klartext — (fig.) in plain language
* * *-e m.plain language n.plain text n. -
3 Deutsch
I Adj.1. German; deutsch reden talk (in) German; umg., fig. not mince matters ( oder one’s words), tell it like it is; jetzt reden wir mal deutsch miteinander umg., fig. it’s about time we had a word (with each other); deutsch sprechend German speaking; der deutsche Michel the simple honest German; deutsche Schrift German ( oder Sütterlin) script; die deutsche Schweiz German-speaking Switzerland2. in Bezeichnungen großgeschrieben: Deutsche Bahn (abgek. DB) German Rail; Deutsche Bucht GEOG. the German Bight; Deutscher Bund HIST. German Confederation; Deutsche Demokratische Republik (abgek. DDR) HIST. German Democratic Republic; Deutsche Lebens-Rettungs-Gesellschaft (abgek. DLRG) German Life Saving Society; Deutsche Mark (abgek. DM) HIST. the (German) Mark, the Deutschmark; Deutsches Reich HIST. the German Reich ( oder Empire)* * *German* * *[dɔytʃ]nt -(s), dat -, no plGermandas Déútsch Thomas Manns — Thomas Mann's German
Déútsch sprechend — German-speaking
Déútsch lernen/verstehen — to learn/understand German
sich auf Déútsch unterhalten — to speak (in) German
der Text ist in Déútsch geschrieben — the text is written in German
der Vortrag wird in or auf Déútsch gehalten — the lecture will be given in German
der Unterricht in Déútsch — German lessons pl
auf gut Déútsch (gesagt) (fig inf) — in plain English
See:→ auch deutsch* * *[ˈdɔytʃ]1. LING Germankönnen Sie \Deutsch? do you speak/understand German?\Deutsch lernen/sprechen to learn/speak Germaner spricht akzentfrei \Deutsch he speaks German without an accentsie spricht fließend \Deutsch she speaks German fluently, her German is fluenter spricht ein sehr gepflegtes \Deutsch his German is very refined\Deutsch verstehen/kein \Deutsch verstehen to understand/not understand [a word of [or any]] German\Deutsch sprechend German-speaking, who speak/speaks Germanauf \Deutsch in Germanetw auf \Deutsch sagen/aussprechen to say/pronounce sth in Germanin \Deutsch abgefasst sein (geh) to be written in Germanetw in \Deutsch schreiben to write sth in Germanzu \Deutsch in German2. (Fach) German\Deutsch unterrichten [o geben] to teach German3.* * *das; Deutsch[s]1) Germangutes/fließend Deutsch sprechen — speak good/fluent German
kein Deutsch [mehr] verstehen — (ugs.) not understand plain English
2) o. Art. (Unterrichtsfach) German no art.er ist gut in Deutsch — he's good at German
* * *das Deutsche the German language;Deutsch sprechend (der Sprache mächtig) German-speaking;sprechen Sie Deutsch? do you speak German?;spricht/versteht kein Deutsch she can’t speak German/she doesn’t understand German (at all);in Deutsch in German;zu Deutsch … that is called … in German; fig that is to say: …;auf (gut) Deutsch (gesagt) fig in plain English, to put it plainly;* * *das; Deutsch[s]1) Germangutes/fließend Deutsch sprechen — speak good/fluent German
kein Deutsch [mehr] verstehen — (ugs.) not understand plain English
2) o. Art. (Unterrichtsfach) German no art.* * *adj.German adj.
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