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1 kauflustig
Adj. eager to buy; kauflustig sein be in a buying mood; kauflustige Touristen tourists with plenty of money to spend; (Amerikaner) dollar-happy tourists* * *kauf|lus|tigadjinclined to buy, in a buying moodin den Straßen drängten sich die Kauflustigen — the streets were thronged with shoppers
* * *kauf·lus·tig* * *Adjektiv eager to buy pred.* * *kauflustig adj eager to buy;kauflustig sein be in a buying mood;kauflustige Touristen tourists with plenty of money to spend; (Amerikaner) dollar-happy tourists* * *Adjektiv eager to buy pred. -
2 Publikum
Publikum n GEN public* * *n < Geschäft> public* * *Publikum
public, turnout, (Hörer) audience, (Kundschaft) clientele, patronage, (Leser) readers, (Rundfunk) audience, listeners;
• Anlage suchendes (interessiertes) Publikum prospective (capital-seeking) investors, buying (general investing) public, investment community, stockholding elements;
• das breite Publikum the public at large, the general public;
• geladenes Publikum selected audience;
• kaufkräftiges (kauflustiges) Publikum crowd of eager shoppers;
• ländliches Publikum agricultural clientele;
• wohl situiertes Publikum high-income audience;
• beim Publikum ankommen to get across to an audience;
• Publikum anlocken to pull an audience (in the crowds);
• Publikum begeistern to bring down the house;
• dem Publikum empfehlen to merchandise; Publikum
• zufrieden stellen to please an audience;
• sein Publikum überfordern to be over the heads of an audience;
• beim Publikum sehr gut aufgenommen werden to take the public fancy.
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