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1 Charakter
m; -s, -e1. einer Person: character; (sittliche Stärke) (strength of) character, (moral) backbone; (Persönlichkeit) personality; das formt den Charakter it’s character-forming ( oder -building); ein Mann von / ohne Charakter a man of / without character; ein Mensch mit Charakter hätte... anyone with a bit of character ( oder backbone) would have...; sie hat Charakter she’s got (real) character ( oder spunk umg.); sie hat keinen Charakter she’s got no character ( oder backbone), she’s spineless umg.; Charakter beweisen show some character ( oder backbone); vom Charakter her as far as his etc. character goes, weitS. personalitywise2. einer Sache, bes. mit den Sinnen wahrnehmbar: character; (Natur) nature; Gespräche vertraulichen Charakters of a confidential nature; das Gespräch nahm allmählich den Charakter eines Verhörs an the conversation gradually turned into a cross-examination* * *der Charaktercharacter; nature; personality* * *Cha|rak|ter [ka'raktɐ]m -s, -e[-'teːrə]er ist ein Mann von Charakter — he is a man of character
keinen Charakter haben (ohne Prägung) — to have no character, to lack character; (nicht ehrenhaft auch) to have no principles
die Party bekam immer mehr den Charakter einer Orgie — the party became more and more like an orgy
seine Warnung hatte mehr den Charakter einer Drohung — his warning was more like a threat
der vertrauliche Charakter dieses Gespräches — the confidential nature of this conversation
2) (= Person) character, personality; (LITER, THEAT) charactersie sind ganz gegensätzliche Charaktere — their characters are entirely different, they have entirely different personalities
* * *der1) (the set of qualities that make someone or something different from others; type: You can tell a man's character from his handwriting; Publicity of this character is not good for the firm.) character2) (character: A girl of strong moral fibre.) fibre* * *Cha·rak·ter<-s, -tere>[kaˈraktɐ]m1. (Wesen) character\Charakter haben to have strength of characterjd von \Charakter sb with strength of character3. (liter) character* * *der; Charakters, Charaktere1) character; (eines Menschen) character; personality2) o. Pl. (Charakterstärke) [strength of] characterkeinen Charakter haben — lack [strength of] character; be spineless
* * *1. einer Person: character; (sittliche Stärke) (strength of) character, (moral) backbone; (Persönlichkeit) personality;das formt den Charakter it’s character-forming ( oder -building);ein Mann von/ohne Charakter a man of/without character;ein Mensch mit Charakter hätte … anyone with a bit of character ( oder backbone) would have …;Charakter beweisen show some character ( oder backbone);vertraulichen Charakters of a confidential nature;das Gespräch nahm allmählich den Charakter eines Verhörs an the conversation gradually turned into a cross-examination* * *der; Charakters, Charaktere1) character; (eines Menschen) character; personality2) o. Pl. (Charakterstärke) [strength of] characterkeinen Charakter haben — lack [strength of] character; be spineless
* * *m.character n.disposition n.nature n. -
2 Charakterstärke
f strength of character; einzelne: strength, strong point* * *die Charakterstärkemoral fibre* * *Cha|rạk|ter|stär|kefstrength of character* * *Cha·rak·ter·stär·kef strength of character* * *die; o. Pl. strength of character* * ** * *die; o. Pl. strength of character* * *f.strength of character n. -
3 Hartfaser
Hartfaser
hard fiber (fibre, Br.);
• Hartgeld specie, coined money, coin[age], hard cash (money) (US), solid cash, metallic currency (money);
• nicht in Hartgeld einlösbar specie;
• Hartgewebe (Textilwaren) laminated fabric;
• Hartgummi hard rubber, vulcanite;
• Hartpapier paper;
• Hartpappe pressboard;
• Hart-PVC rigid polyvinyl chloride (PVC);
• Hartschaumstoff rigid expanded plastics;
• Hartwährungskonto hard-currency account;
• Hartwährungsland hard- (strong-) currency country.
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