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122 scriptwriter
noun* * ** * *ˈscript·writ·er* * *['skrIpt"raɪtə(r)]nTextautor(in) m(f); (of screenplay) Drehbuchautor(in) m(f); (of talk etc) Verfasser(in) m(f) des (Manu)skripts* * *1. FILM, TV Drehbuchautor m, -autorin f2. RADIO Hörspielautor m, -autorin f* * *noun -
123 snobbery
nounSnobismus, der* * *noun (behaviour, talk etc that is typical of a snob: She couldn't bear her mother's snobbery.) der Snobismus* * *snob·bery[ˈsnɒbəri, AM ˈsnɑ:bɚi]nshe accused me of \snobbery sie warf mir vor, snobistisch zu seinintellectual \snobbery geistiger Hochmutinverted \snobbery Bekenntnis zu und Höherbewertung von Dingen und Attributen der unteren Gesellschaftsschichten* * *['snɒbərɪ]nSnobismus m* * ** * *nounSnobismus, der* * *n.Snobismus m.Vornehmtuerei f. -
124 travelogue
(Amer.: travelog) noun Reisebericht, der* * *noun (a film, article, talk etc about travels.) der Reisebericht* * *[ˈtrævəlɒg, AM -vəlɑ:g]* * *(US) ['trvəlɒg]n(= film) filmischer Reisebericht; (= slides) Lichtbildervortrag m (über eine Reise); (= lecture) Reisebericht m* * *travelogue, US auch travelog [ˈtrævəlɒɡ; US auch -ˌlɑɡ] s Reisebericht m (Vortrag, meist mit Lichtbildern)* * *(Amer.: travelog) noun Reisebericht, der* * *n.Reisebericht m. -
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126 stridently
stri·dent·ly[ˈstraɪdəntli]1. (harshly) grell, schrill, durchdringend2. (forcefully) heftig, scharfto be \stridently against sth etw eindeutig ablehnento deny sth \stridently etw entschieden bestreiten* * *['straIdəntlI]advtalk etc schrill, durchdringend; object, protest scharf, lautstark; demand, behave lautstark* * *adv.scharf adv. -
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128 smut
[smʌt]n* * *(vulgar or indecent talk etc: There is too much smut on television nowadays!) sprośność, świństwa- smutty- smuttiness
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talk business/politics — talk business/politics, etc. ► to discuss a particular subject: »At the dinner table, everyone was talking interest rate hikes and unemployment numbers. Main Entry: ↑talk … Financial and business terms