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21 Wohnheim
n residential home, Am. rooming house; für Studenten: students’ hostel; bes. auf dem Universitätsgelände: hall of residence, Am. dormitory; für Asylbewerber: asylum-seekers’ hostel; für Alte: home* * *das Wohnheimdormitory* * *Wohn|heimnt(esp für Arbeiter) hostel; (für Studenten) hall (of residence), dormitory (US); (für alte Menschen) home* * *(a building where students etc may live: a nurses' hostel.) hostel* * *Wohn·heimnt (Studentenwohnheim) hall of residence BRIT, residence hall, dormitory AM; (Arbeiterwohnheim) hostel; (Altersheim) old people's home* * *das home; (für Obdachlose, Lehrlinge) hostel; (für Studenten) hall of residence* * *Wohnheim n residential home, US rooming house; für Studenten: students’ hostel; besonders auf dem Universitätsgelände: hall of residence, US dormitory; für Asylbewerber: asylum-seekers’ hostel; für Alte: home* * *das home; (für Obdachlose, Lehrlinge) hostel; (für Studenten) hall of residence* * *-e n.residential home n.rooming house (US) n. -
22 Leistungsgruppen bilden
Leistungsgruppen bilden v BIL group by ability, group students by ability (Schüler, Studenten)* * *< Sozial> Schüler, Studenten group by ability, group students by abilityBusiness german-english dictionary > Leistungsgruppen bilden
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23 Abitur
n; -s, -e; Qualifikation: university entry qualification; Prüfung: school-leaving exam; Brit. etwa A-levels; Zeugnis: school-leaving certificate, Am. high-school diploma; das Abitur machen (die Prüfung machen) take one’s school-leaving exam, Brit. take one’s A-levels, Am. graduate from high school; weitS. get one’s school-leaving certificate (oder Am. high-school diploma), Brit. be taking one’s A levels* * *das AbiturA-levels* * *In Germany the Abitur examination is taken at the end of the Gymnasium when students are 18 or 19. It consists of written and oral tests in four core subjects. The overall mark also takes account of students' performance throughout their Kollegstufe. The Abitur is also known as the allgemeine Hochschulreife, since it is a required for acceptance onto a university course. The Austrian equivalent is the Matura, and in Switzerland it is the Maturität. See: → Gymnasium, Kollegstufe* * *Abi·tur<-s, -e>[abiˈtu:ɐ̯]nt pl selten Abitur (school examination usually taken at the end of the 13th year and approximately equivalent to the British A level/American SAT exam)das/sein \Abitur ablegen (geh) to sit the/one's Abitur[das] \Abitur haben to have [one's] Abitur[das] \Abitur machen to do [one's] Abitur* * *das; Abiturs, Abiture Abitur (school-leaving examination at grammar school needed for entry to higher education); ≈ A levels (Brit.)•• Cultural note:sein od. das Abitur machen — do or take one's Abitur
The Abitur, or Matura in Austria, is the final exam taken by pupils at a Gymnasium, usually when they are aged about 19. The final result is based on continuous assessment during the last two years before the Abitur, plus examinations in four subjects. On passing the Abitur, a Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is issued. This certificate is the obligatory qualification for university entrance* * *Abitur n; -s, -e; Qualifikation: university entry qualification; Prüfung: school-leaving exam; Br etwa A-levels; Zeugnis: school-leaving certificate, US high-school diploma;das Abitur machen (die Prüfung machen) take one’s school-leaving exam, Br take one’s A-levels, US graduate from high school; weitS. get one’s school-leaving certificate (oder US high-school diploma), Br be taking one’s A levels* * *das; Abiturs, Abiture Abitur (school-leaving examination at grammar school needed for entry to higher education); ≈ A levels (Brit.)•• Cultural note:sein od. das Abitur machen — do or take one's Abitur
The Abitur, or Matura in Austria, is the final exam taken by pupils at a Gymnasium, usually when they are aged about 19. The final result is based on continuous assessment during the last two years before the Abitur, plus examinations in four subjects. On passing the Abitur, a Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is issued. This certificate is the obligatory qualification for university entrance* * *-e n.high school leaving diploma n. -
24 Aster
f; -, -n; BOT. aster, Brit. auch Michaelmas daisy* * *Ạs|ter ['astɐ]f -, -naster, Michaelmas daisy* * *As·ter<-, -n>[ˈastɐ]f Michaelmas daisy* * *die; Aster, Astern aster; (HerbstAster) Michaelmas daisy•• Cultural note:A students' union which consists of 12 student boards elected by a student parliament that is voted in annually. AStA deals with all student issues, including financial, cultural and social concerns, offering advice and support* * ** * *die; Aster, Astern aster; (HerbstAster) Michaelmas daisy•• Cultural note:A students' union which consists of 12 student boards elected by a student parliament that is voted in annually. AStA deals with all student issues, including financial, cultural and social concerns, offering advice and support* * *-n f.aster n. -
25 aufmarschieren
v/i (trennb., ist)* * *auf|mar|schie|ren ptp aufmarschiertvi sep aux sein(= heranmarschieren) to march up; (= vorbeimarschieren) to march past; (MIL = in Stellung gehen) to deploy* * *auf|mar·schie·ren *vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (heranmarschieren und sich aufstellen) to march up▪ jdn/etw \aufmarschieren lassen to deploy sb/sthjdn/etw in Gefechtsformation \aufmarschieren lassen to assemble sb/sth in fighting formation* * ** * *aufmarschieren v/i (trennb, ist)1. march up;2. Truppen: mass;Truppen sind an der Grenze aufmarschiert troops were deployed along the border* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein draw up; assemble; (heranmarschieren) march up -
26 auswärtig
Adj.1. outside..., from outside; (in [von] einem anderen Ort) in ( oder from) another town; auswärtige Studenten non-local (and foreign) students2. POL. foreign; das Auswärtige Amt Außenministerium; auswärtige Angelegenheiten foreign affairs; im auswärtigen Dienst tätig sein be in the foreign service* * *from outside* * *aus|wär|tig ['ausvɛrtɪç]adj attr1) (= nicht ansässig) nonlocal; Schüler, Mitglied from out of townder áúswärtige Dienst — the foreign service
das Auswärtige Amt — the Foreign Ministry, the Foreign Office (Brit), the State Department (US)
der Minister des Auswärtigen (form) — the foreign minister, the foreign secretary (Brit), the secretary of state (US)
* * *(not living in (a school etc): We have several non-resident members of staff.) non-resident* * *aus·wär·tig[ˈausvɛrtɪç]2. POL foreign* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd1) non-local3) (das Ausland betreffend) foreign* * *auswärtig adjauswärtige Studenten non-local (and foreign) students2. POL foreign;auswärtige Angelegenheiten foreign affairs;im auswärtigen Dienst tätig sein be in the foreign service* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd1) non-local2) (von auswärts stammend) <student, guest, etc.> from out of town3) (das Ausland betreffend) foreign* * *adv.from outside expr. -
27 Begabtenauslese
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28 Burschenschaft
f (student) society (oder Am. fraternity), student league* * *Bụr|schen|schaft ['bʊrSnʃaft]f -, -enstudent fraternity* * *Bur·schen·schaft<-, -en>* * *die; Burschenschaft, Burschenschaften students' duelling society* * ** * *die; Burschenschaft, Burschenschaften students' duelling society* * *f.fraternity n.student fraternity n.student league n. -
29 Burse
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30 Fachhochschule
f UNIV. specialist college (with university level courses), university of applied sciences* * *Fạch|hoch|schu|lefhigher education institution* * *Fach·hoch·schu·lef ≈ technical college of higher education* * *die college ( offering courses in a special subject)•• Cultural note:This type of college provides shorter, more vocational and practice-related courses than those available at a Hochschule. A third of new students now enrol at a Fachhochschule to take the Diplomprüfung* * *Fachhochschule f UNIV specialist college (with university level courses), university of applied sciences* * *die college ( offering courses in a special subject)•• Cultural note:This type of college provides shorter, more vocational and practice-related courses than those available at a Hochschule. A third of new students now enrol at a Fachhochschule to take the Diplomprüfung* * *-n f.Technical school n. -
31 Fachschaft
f1. Berufsgruppe: professional association* * *Fạch|schaft ['faxʃaft]f -, -en (UNIV)students pl of the/a department* * *Fach·schaft<-, -en>f students pl of a/the department* * *die; Fachschaft, Fachschaften1) (einer Berufsgruppe) professional association2) (von Studenten) student body of the/a faculty* * *1. Berufsgruppe: professional association* * *die; Fachschaft, Fachschaften1) (einer Berufsgruppe) professional association2) (von Studenten) student body of the/a faculty -
32 fortgeschritten
I P.P. fortschreitenII Adj. advanced; Kurs für Fortgeschrittene course for advanced students, advanced course; in einem fortgeschrittenen Stadium at an advanced stage; Krebs im fortgeschrittenen Stadium unheilbar auch: terminal cancer; in einem fortgeschrittenen Alter sein be advanced in years; zu fortgeschrittener Stunde at a (very) late hour; nach Mitternacht: in the small hours* * *advanced* * *fọrt|ge|schrit|tenadjadvancedzu fortgeschrittener Stunde wurden sie fröhlich — as the night wore on they got quite merry
er kam zu fortgeschrittener Stunde — he came at a late hour
See:→ auch fortschreiten* * *(having made a lot of progress; at a high level: an advanced computer course; in the advanced stages of the illness.) advanced* * *fort·ge·schrit·tenadj advancedim \fortgeschrittenen Alter at an advanced age* * *Adjektiv advanced <age, stage of illness>* * *B. adj advanced;Kurs für Fortgeschrittene course for advanced students, advanced course;in einem fortgeschrittenen Stadium at an advanced stage;in einem fortgeschrittenen Alter sein be advanced in years;zu fortgeschrittener Stunde at a (very) late hour; nach Mitternacht: in the small hours* * *Adjektiv advanced <age, stage of illness>* * *adj.advanced adj.processed adj.sophisticated adj. -
33 Gesamthochschule
f university-level institution combining academic and technical disciplines with teacher training and promoting interdisciplinary links and courses* * *Ge|sạmt|hoch|schu|lef≈ polytechnic (Brit), ≈ college* * *Ge·samt·hoch·schu·le* * *die (Hochschulw.) institution with colleges teaching at various levels, so that students can more readily extend their courses•• Cultural note:A type of university established in some Länder following reforms in the 60s and combining Hochschule and Fachhochschule under one roof, thereby offering greater flexibility and a wider choice of subjects to the student* * *Gesamthochschule f university-level institution combining academic and technical disciplines with teacher training and promoting interdisciplinary links and courses* * *die (Hochschulw.) institution with colleges teaching at various levels, so that students can more readily extend their courses•• Cultural note:A type of university established in some Länder following reforms in the 60s and combining Hochschule and Fachhochschule under one roof, thereby offering greater flexibility and a wider choice of subjects to the student* * *-n f.polytechnic college n. -
34 Gesamtschule
* * *die Gesamtschulecomprehensive school* * *The Gesamtschulen, created during the educational reforms of the 1970s, were intended to replace the traditional division of schools into Hauptschule, Realschule and Gymnasium. They enable students to learn a subject at a level appropriate to them: for example, if their week mathematics has prevented them going to a Gymnasium, they can still study, say, languages to a high level at the Gesamtschule. They also make it possible for students who might not have been considered capable of taking the Abitur to do so. See: → Abitur, Gymnasium, Hauptschule, Realschule* * *(one that provides education for children of all abilities.) comprehensive school* * *Ge·samt·schu·lef ≈ comprehensive schoolintegrierte \Gesamtschule ≈ comprehensive school* * *die comprehensive [school]•• Cultural note:A comprehensive secondary school introduced in the 70s and designed to replace the traditional division into Gymnasium, Realschule, and Hauptschule. Pupils are taught different subjects at their own level and may take any of the school-leaving exams, including the Abitur* * *(integrierte) Gesamtschule comprehensive (school)* * *die comprehensive [school]•• Cultural note:A comprehensive secondary school introduced in the 70s and designed to replace the traditional division into Gymnasium, Realschule, and Hauptschule. Pupils are taught different subjects at their own level and may take any of the school-leaving exams, including the Abitur* * *-n f.comprehensive school n. -
35 Gymnasium
n; -s, Gymnasien1. etwa grammar (Am. high) school; humanistisches / musisches Gymnasium etwa grammar (Am. high) school specializing in classics / the fine arts; mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches Gymnasium mit neusprachlichem Zweig etwa grammar (Am. high) school specializing in mathematics and sciences with a modern languages department2. HIST. gymnasium* * *das Gymnasiumhigh school; grammar school* * *A Gymnasium is a secondary school which students attend for nine or, in some federal states, eight years and which leads to the Abitur. The final two years at a Gymnasium (two and a half in some Länder) are known as the Kollegstufe. The curriculum varies according to the type of school: in a humanistisches Gymnasium Latin and Greek are taught in a neusprachliches Gymnasium English, Latin and French or other lingua franca are taught and in a mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches Gymnasium the emphasis is on the sciences. A Gymnasium may offer several of these curricula, which pupils choose from when they reach a certain class, usually the seventh or ninth. Since nowadays many students who have taken their Abitur do not necessarily continue studying but undertake a period of training instead, new types of Gymnasien (for example Wirtschaftsgymnasien) have been created with an emphasis on practical work. See: → Abitur, Kollegstufe* * *(a type of secondary school.) grammar school* * *Gym·na·si·um<-s, -sien>[gʏmˈna:zi̯ʊm, pl gʏmˈna:zi̯ən]humanistisches/mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches \Gymnasium ≈ grammar school specializing in humanities/mathematics and natural science* * *das; Gymnasiums, Gymnasien ≈ grammar school•• Cultural note:aufs Gymnasium gehen — ≈ be at or attend grammar school
The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Abitur. The Gymnasium is attended after the Grundschule by the most academically-inclined pupils. They spend nine years at this school, and during the last three years, they have some choice as to which subjects they study. See also Schule* * *humanistisches/musisches Gymnasium etwa grammar (US high) school specializing in classics/the fine arts;mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches Gymnasium mit neusprachlichem Zweig etwa grammar (US high) school specializing in mathematics and sciences with a modern languages department2. HIST gymnasium* * *das; Gymnasiums, Gymnasien ≈ grammar school•• Cultural note:aufs Gymnasium gehen — ≈ be at or attend grammar school
The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Abitur. The Gymnasium is attended after the Grundschule by the most academically-inclined pupils. They spend nine years at this school, and during the last three years, they have some choice as to which subjects they study. See also Schule* * *n.grammar school (UK) n.secondary school n.senior high school (US) n. -
36 Hälfte
f; -, -n1. half; die Hälfte ( davon) half of it ( oder them); gib mir die Hälfte give me half (of it); die Hälfte der Leute half the people; die Hälfte meiner Zeit half my ( oder the) time; die größere / kleinere Hälfte umg., hum. the bigger / smaller half; um die Hälfte teurer sein cost half as much again; ( nur) die Hälfte zahlen pay (only) half(-price); zur Hälfte half (of it oder them); Kosten etc. zur Hälfte tragen pay ( oder bear) half the costs etc.; sich je zur Hälfte beteiligen go half-shares (an + Dat in); wir haben’s zur Hälfte geschafft we’re halfway there; meine bessere Hälfte umg., hum. my better half2. umg. (großer Teil) half; davon kannst du die Hälfte abstreichen / vergessen you can discount / forget half of it* * *die Hälftemoiety; half* * *Hạ̈lf|te ['hɛlftə]f -, -n1) halfdie Hälfte der Kinder war abwesend — half the children were absent
or von etw — half ( of) sth
eine Hälfte des Apfels — half of the apple
wir haben schon die Hälfte ( des Vorrats) verbraucht — we have already used up half (the stocks)
die Hälfte ist gelogen — half of it is lies
um die Hälfte mehr — half as much again
um die Hälfte steigen — to increase by half or by fifty per cent
um die Hälfte kleiner — half as small or big
es ist zur Hälfte fertig/voll — it is half finished/full
die Beiträge werden je zur Hälfte vom Arbeitgeber und Arbeitnehmer bezahlt — the employer and employee each pay half (of) the contribution
das werde ich zur Hälfte bezahlen — I will pay half (of it)
meine bessere Hälfte (hum inf) — my better half (hum inf)
2) (=Mitte einer Fläche) middle* * *(one of two equal parts of anything: He tried to stick the two halves together again; half a kilo of sugar; a kilo and a half of sugar; one and a half kilos of sugar.) half* * *Hälf·te<-, -n>[ˈhɛlftə]die \Hälfte von dem, was sie sagt, ist frei erfunden half of what she says is pure invention▪ eine/die \Hälfte der/des... half [of]...wenn nur die \Hälfte von dem, was man liest, stimmt, wäre das ja schon entsetzlich if only half of what one reads were true, that would be terrible enoughdie kleinere/größere \Hälfte the smaller/larger halfdie vordere/hintere \Hälfte the front/back halfum die \Hälfte by half, by 50%die Inflation ist um die \Hälfte gestiegen inflation has increased by half [or by 50%]zur \Hälfte half, 50%wieso lässt du ein noch zur \Hälfte volles Glas stehen? why are you leaving a glass that's half-full?meine bessere \Hälfte ist zu Hause geblieben my better half has stayed at home* * *die; Hälfte, Hälften1) halfdie Hälfte einer Sache (Gen.) od. von etwas — half [of] something
Studenten bezahlen die Hälfte des Preises — students pay or (coll.) are half-price
er füllte sein Glas nur bis zur Hälfte — he only half-filled his glass
über die Hälfte — more than or over half
um die Hälfte größer/kleiner — half as big/small again
die gegnerische Hälfte — (Sport) the opponents' half
meine bessere Hälfte — (ugs. scherzh.) my better half (coll. joc.)
2) (ugs.): (Teil) part* * *1. half;gib mir die Hälfte give me half (of it);die Hälfte der Leute half the people;die größere/kleinere Hälfte umg, hum the bigger/smaller half;um die Hälfte teurer sein cost half as much again;(nur) die Hälfte zahlen pay (only) half(-price);zur Hälfte half (of it oder them);Kosten etcsich je zur Hälfte beteiligen go half-shares (an +dat in);wir haben’s zur Hälfte geschafft we’re halfway there;meine bessere Hälfte umg, hum my better half2. umg (großer Teil) half;davon kannst du die Hälfte abstreichen/vergessen you can discount/forget half of it* * *die; Hälfte, Hälften1) halfdie Hälfte einer Sache (Gen.) od. von etwas — half [of] something
Studenten bezahlen die Hälfte des Preises — students pay or (coll.) are half-price
über die Hälfte — more than or over half
um die Hälfte größer/kleiner — half as big/small again
die gegnerische Hälfte — (Sport) the opponents' half
meine bessere Hälfte — (ugs. scherzh.) my better half (coll. joc.)
2) (ugs.): (Teil) part* * *-n f.half n.(§ pl.: halves)moiety n. -
37 Haupt
n; -(e)s, Häupter; geh.2. fig. head (+ Gen of); bemooste / gekrönte Häupter perpetual students / crowned heads; an Haupt und Gliedern reformieren reform root and branch* * *das Haupthead* * *[haupt] nt -(e)s, Häupter ['hɔyptɐ]1) (geh = Kopf) headentblößten Háúptes — bareheaded
gesenkten/erhobenen Háúptes —
zu jds Häupten jdn aufs Háúpt schlagen (fig: = besiegen) — at sb's head to vanquish sb
eine Reform an Háúpt und Gliedern — a total or wide-reaching reform
2) (= zentrale Figur) head3) (poet von Berg) peak* * *(the chief or most important person (of an organization, country etc): Kings and presidents are heads of state; ( also adjective) a head waiter; the head office.) head* * *<-[e]s, Häupter>[haupt, pl ˈhɔyptɐ]nt (geh)1. (Kopf) head2. (zentrale Figur) head3.▶ entblößten \Hauptes, mit bloßem \Haupt bareheaded▶ gesenkten/erhobenen \Hauptes with one's head bowed/raised▶ jdn aufs \Haupt schlagen to vanquish sb▶ an \Haupt und Gliedern totally, drasticallydie gesamte Verwaltung dieses Staates ist verfault an \Haupt und Gliedern the entire administration of this state is totally corrupt▶ zu jds Häupten at sb's head* * *das; Haupt[e]s, Häupter1) (geh.): (Kopf) headerhobenen Hauptes — with one's head [held] high
2) (geh.): (wichtigste Person) head* * *1. head;erhobenen Hauptes with head erect;2. fig head (+gen of);bemooste/gekrönte Häupter perpetual students/crowned heads;an Haupt und Gliedern reformieren reform root and branchHaupt… im subst meist main, chief, principal* * *das; Haupt[e]s, Häupter1) (geh.): (Kopf) headerhobenen Hauptes — with one's head [held] high
2) (geh.): (wichtigste Person) head* * *Häupter n.head n.pilot n.root n. -
38 Hauptseminar
n UNIV. (advanced) seminar* * *Haupt|se|mi|narnt (UNIV)seminar for advanced students* * *Haupt·se·mi·narnt seminar for advanced students* * * -
39 Hochschule
f UNIV. university; (Akademie) college; technische Hochschule college of advanced technology, Am. institute of technology, polytechnic; pädagogische Hochschule college of education* * *die Hochschulecollege; school; university* * *Hoch|schu|lefcollege; (= Universität) universityTechnische Hóchschule — technical college, college of technology
* * *((American) a university or college.) school* * *Hoch·schu·le[ˈho:xʃu:lə]f1. (Universität) university2. (Fachhochschule) college [of higher education]pädagogische \Hochschule teacher training college* * *die college; (Universität) university•• Cultural note:German Hochschulen (universities) do not charge fees, although some Länder charge for a second or very long course of study. Anybody who has passed the Abitur is entitled to go to university (except for some subjects which have a Numerus Clausus). They tend to be very large and impersonal institutions. Students may receive a BAföG grant and often take more than the minimum 8 semesters (4 years) to complete their course* * *technische Hochschule college of advanced technology, US institute of technology, polytechnic;pädagogische Hochschule college of education* * *die college; (Universität) university•• Cultural note:German Hochschulen (universities) do not charge fees, although some Länder charge for a second or very long course of study. Anybody who has passed the Abitur is entitled to go to university (except for some subjects which have a Numerus Clausus). They tend to be very large and impersonal institutions. Students may receive a BAföG grant and often take more than the minimum 8 semesters (4 years) to complete their course* * *-n f.college n.university n. -
40 Kolleg
n; -s, -s1. UNIV. (Lehrveranstaltung) lecture; Reihe: course of lectures; ein Kolleg abhalten / belegen / besuchen give / enrol(l) for / attend a course of lectures3. KATH. theological college* * *Kol|leg [kɔ'leːk]nt -s, -s or -ien[-giən]* * *Kol·leg<-s, -s o -ien>[kɔlˈe:k, pl -gi̯ən]nt2. REL theological college* * *das; Kollegs, Kollegs (Vorlesung) lecture; (Vorlesungsreihe) course of lectures* * *ein Kolleg abhalten/belegen/besuchen give/enrol(l) for/attend a course of lectures2. Einrichtung: college where mature students can gain university entrance qualification3. KATH theological college* * *das; Kollegs, Kollegs (Vorlesung) lecture; (Vorlesungsreihe) course of lectures* * *-s n.course of lectures n.
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