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1 Quarta
f; -, Quarten; PÄD.1. altm. third year (of grammar school)2. österr. fourth year (of grammar school)* * *Quạr|ta ['kvarta]f -, Qua\#rten[-tn] (dated SCH) third year of German secondary school* * *Quar·ta<-, -ten>[ˈkvarta]f SCH1. (veraltend: des Gymnasiums: 3.Klasse) third year of a Gymnasium* * *die; Quarta, Quarten (Schulw.)1) (veralt.) third year ( of a Gymnasium)2) (österr.) fourth year ( of a Gymnasium)* * *1. obs third year (of grammar school)2. österr fourth year (of grammar school)* * *die; Quarta, Quarten (Schulw.)1) (veralt.) third year ( of a Gymnasium)2) (österr.) fourth year ( of a Gymnasium) -
2 Quartaner
1. altm. third-year (grammar school) pupil2. österr. fourth-year (grammar school) pupil* * *Quar|ta|ner [kvar'taːnɐ]1. m -s, -,Quar|tá|ne|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (dated SCH)pupil in third year of German secondary school* * *Quar·ta·ner(in)<-s, ->[kvarˈta:nɐ]1. (veraltend) pupil in the third year of a Gymnasium* * *1. obs third-year (grammar school) pupil2. österr fourth-year (grammar school) pupil -
3 Tertia
f; -, Tertien; PÄD.1. PÄD., altm. third and fourth year in a German secondary school; österr. third year in an Austrian Gymnasium2. DRUCK. 16-point type* * *Ter|tia ['tɛrtsia]f -, Te\#rtien[-tsiən]1) (dated SCH) (= Unter-/Obertertia) fourth/fifth year of German secondary school* * *die; Tertia, Tertien (Schulw.) (veralt.) fourth and fifth year ( of a Gymnasium)* * *1. SCHULE, obs third and fourth year in a German secondary school; österr third year in an Austrian Gymnasium2. TYPO 16-point type* * *die; Tertia, Tertien (Schulw.) (veralt.) fourth and fifth year ( of a Gymnasium) -
4 Semester
n; -s, -1. UNIV. semester; er ist im dritten Semester he’s in his third semester; ich habe acht Semester Jura studiert I read (Am. studied) law for four years; wie viele Semester musst du noch machen? umg. how many semesters have you got to go?; während des Semesters during term-time; die höheren Semester the senior years2. (Student) die jüngeren Semester the first and second year students, Am. the underclassmen; die älteren Semester the senior students, Am. auch the upperclassmen; er ist schon ein älteres Semester hum., fig. he’s getting on (in years)* * *das Semestersemester; term* * *Se|mẹs|ter [ze'mɛstɐ]nt -s, - (UNIV)semester (esp US), term (of a half-year's duration)im 7./8. Semester sein — to be in one's 4th year
ein älteres Semester — a senior student; (hum) an old boy/girl
* * *das1) (a university or school year or one part of this: the summer session.) session2) (a division of a school or university year: the autumn term.) term* * *Se·mes·ter<-s, ->[zeˈmɛstɐ]ntich bin im sechsten \Semester I'm in the third year [or sixth semesterein siebtes \Semester a fourth-yearein älteres [o höheres] \Semester (fam) a senior student3.* * *das; Semesters, Semester semester* * *1. UNIV semester;er ist im dritten Semester he’s in his third semester;ich habe acht Semester Jura studiert I read (US studied) law for four years;wie viele Semester musst du noch machen? umg how many semesters have you got to go?;während des Semesters during term-time;die höheren Semester the senior years2. (Student)die jüngeren Semester the first and second year students, US the underclassmen;die älteren Semester the senior students, US auch the upperclassmen;er ist schon ein älteres Semester hum, fig he’s getting on (in years)* * *das; Semesters, Semester semester* * *- n.semester (school) n.term (school) n.term-time (school) n. -
5 Drittklässler
* * *Drịtt|kläss|ler1. m -s, -, Dritt|kläss|le|rin2. f -, -nen (SCH)third-former (Brit), third-grader (US)* * *Dritt·kläss·ler(in)RR, Dritt·kläß·ler(in)ALT<-s, ->* * *der; Drittklässlers Drittklässler: third-former* * *Drittklässler m, -s, -, Drittklässlerin f; -, -nen third-year pupil (US student), third-former (US -grader)* * *der; Drittklässlers Drittklässler: third-former -
6 Klasse
I indekl. Adj. umg.: eine klasse Idee a terrific ( oder great, brilliant) idea; das Buch ist klasse the book is brilliant; klasse! Ausruf: super!* * *die Klasse(Kategorie) category; class;(Klassenstufe) grade;(Qualität) sort; grade; quality;(Schüler) form; class* * *Klạs|se ['klasə]f -, -n1) class; (= Steuerklasse auch) bracket; (= Wertklasse auch) rate; (= Spielklasse) league; (= Güteklasse) grade; (= Führerscheinklasse, Gewinnklasse) categorydas ist große Klasse! (inf) — that's great or tremendous or marvellous (Brit) or marvelous (US)! (all inf)
* * *die1) (a number of students or scholars taught together: John and I are in the same class.) class2) (a school class: He is in the sixth form.) form3) ((American) (the pupils in) a class or year at school: We're in the fifth grade now.) grade4) (a social class: the lower social ranks.) rank* * *Klas·se<-, -n>[ˈklasə]feine \Klasse wiederholen/überspringen to repeat/skip a year; (Klassenraum) classroomdie herrschende \Klasse the ruling classes plzur \Klasse der Arbeiter gehören to belong to the [or to be] working class3. (Güteklasse) classChampignons der \Klasse III class III mushroomsein Wagen der gehobenen \Klasse a top-of-the-range carein Spieler der besten \Klasse a first-class player4. BIOL categorydas Bundesverdienstkreuz erster \Klasse the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany first-class6. (Wagenklasse, Schiffsklasse) classwir fahren immer erster \Klasse we always travel first-class8. (Fahrzeuggruppe) classder Führerschein \Klasse III a class III driving licence [or AM -se10. (Lotteriegruppe) classanwendungsbezogene \Klasse utility-oriented classanwendungsfreie \Klasse non-utility-oriented class12.▶ erster \Klasse first-class [or -rate]* * *die; Klasse, Klassen2) (Bevölkerungsgruppe) class4) (Kategorie) classer ist ein Künstler erster Klasse — (ugs.) he is a first-class or first-rate artist
das ist [einsame od. ganz große] Klasse! — (ugs.) that's [just] great (coll.) or marvellous!
5) (Biol.) class* * *1. SCHULE class, Br auch form, US auch grade; in Klassenbezeichnungen: Br meist form; (Stufe) year, US grade; (Klassenzimmer) classroom;sie musste die dritte Klasse wiederholen she had to repeat the third year (US repeat third grade)2. SOZIOL class;die arbeitende/herrschende Klasse the working/ruling class3. WIRTSCH grade, quality5. (Gehalts-, Steuerklasse) bracket6. Qualitätsstufe: class;Fahrkarte erster Klasse first-class ticket;erster Klasse reisen travel first-class;man behandelte uns wie Menschen zweiter Klasse we were treated as second-class citizens;er ist eine Klasse für sich he’s in a class of his own;7. (Fahrzeug-, Führerscheinklasse) category;ein Wagen der mittleren Klasse a middle-range car;Führerschein Klasse B category B driving licence (US driver’s license) (for cars and light commercial vehicles up to 3,500 kg and 8 seats)7. BIOL class;Tiere und Pflanzen nach Klassen einteilen classify animals and plantsKlasse… im subst umg super, great, brilliant* * *die; Klasse, Klassen2) (Bevölkerungsgruppe) class4) (Kategorie) classer ist ein Künstler erster Klasse — (ugs.) he is a first-class or first-rate artist
das ist [einsame od. ganz große] Klasse! — (ugs.) that's [just] great (coll.) or marvellous!
5) (Biol.) class* * *-n f.class n.(§ pl.: classes)grade n. -
7 Tertianer
m; -s, -, Tertianerin f; -, -nen; PÄD., altm. member of the Tertia; österr. third-year (secondary-school) pupil* * *Ter|ti|a|ner [tɛrtsi'aːnɐ]1. m -s, -,Ter|ti|á|ne|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenpupil in fourth/fifth year of German secondary school* * *Tertianer m; -s, -, Tertianerin f; -, -nen; SCHULE, obs member of the Tertia; österr third-year (secondary-school) pupil -
8 studieren
I vt/i1. study; (eine Hochschule besuchen) go to university (Am. auch college); mit Angabe des Studienfachs Brit. auch: read; er studiert Jura he’s studying (Brit. auch reading) law, he’s a law student; sie studiert im 3. Semester Medizin she’s in her third semester reading (Am. studying) medicine ( oder her third semester of medical school); aufs Lehramt studieren study to be a teacher; studiert haben have had a university (Am. college) education; sie hat studiert auch she’s a graduate, she’s been to university (Am. auch college); wo hast du studiert? where did you go to university (Am. auch college)?, which university (Am. auch college) did you go to?II v/t (durchlesen, prüfen) study; intensiv: auch scrutinize; den Fahrplan / die Speisekarte studieren umg. study ( oder scrutinize) the timetable / menu; die Landessitten studieren make a study of the national customs* * *to study; to go to university* * *stu|die|ren [ʃtu'diːrən] ptp studiert1. vito study; (= Student sein) to be a student, to be at university/college, to be at school (US inf)nicht jeder kann studíéren — not everyone can go to university/college
wo haben Sie studiert? — what university/college did you go to?
bei jdm studíéren — to study under sb
jdn studíéren lassen — to send sb to university/college
2. vtto study; (an Uni auch) to read; (= genau betrachten) to scrutinize* * *1) (to study (a subject) at a university etc.) read2) (to give time and attention to gaining knowledge of a subject: What subject is he studying?; He is studying French; He is studying for a degree in mathematics; She's studying to be a teacher.) study3) (to look at or examine carefully: He studied the railway timetable; Give yourself time to study the problem in detail.) study* * *stu·die·ren *[ʃtuˈdi:rən]I. vi to studysie studiert noch she is still a student\studieren wollen to want to go to [AM a] university/collegeich studiere derzeit im fünften/sechsten Semester I'm in my third year [at university/college]; s.a. probierenII. vt▪ etw \studieren to study sth* * *1.intransitives Verb study2.transitives Verb study* * *A. v/t & v/i1. study; (eine Hochschule besuchen) go to university (US auch college); mit Angabe des Studienfachs Br auch: read;er studiert Jura he’s studying (Br auch reading) law, he’s a law student;sie studiert im 3. Semester Medizin she’s in her third semester reading (US studying) medicine ( oder her third semester of medical school);aufs Lehramt studieren study to be a teacher;studiert haben have had a university (US college) education;wo hast du studiert? where did you go to university (US auch college)?, which university (US auch college) did you go to?B. v/t (durchlesen, prüfen) study; intensiv: auch scrutinize;die Landessitten studieren make a study of the national customs* * *1.intransitives Verb study2.transitives Verb study* * *n.studying n. -
9 Kriegsjahr
n year of (the) war* * *Kriegs|jahrntyear of wardie Kríégsjahre — the war years
im Kríégsjahr 1945 — (during the war) in 1945
im dritten Kríégsjahr — in the third year of the war
* * *Kriegs·jahrnt year of the war, war year* * *Kriegsjahr n year of (the) war* * *n.year of (the)war n. -
10 Semester
Se·mes·ter <-s, -> [zeʼmɛstɐ] ntich bin im sechsten \Semester I'm in the third year [or sixth semester];ein siebtes \Semester a fourth-year;WENDUNGEN: -
11 Drittklässlerin
Drittklässler m, -s, -, Drittklässlerin f; -, -nen third-year pupil (US student), third-former (US -grader) -
12 klässler
Erstklässler/Drittklässler first-/third-year (pupil), US first-/third-grader -
13 klässlerin
Erstklässler/Drittklässler first-/third-year (pupil), US first-/third-grader -
14 ...klässler
m; -s, -, ...klässlerin f; -, -nen; im Subst. südd., schweiz.: Erstklässler / Drittklässler first- / third-year (pupil), Am. first- / third-grader -
15 ...klässler
m; -s, -, ...klässlerin f; -, -nen; im Subst. südd., schweiz.: Erstklässler / Drittklässler first- / third-year (pupil), Am. first- / third-grader -
16 Quartanerin
1. obs third-year (grammar school) pupil2. österr fourth-year (grammar school) pupil -
17 Lehrstoff
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18 Tertianerin
Tertianer m; -s, -, Tertianerin f; -, -nen; SCHULE, obs member of the Tertia; österr third-year (secondary-school) pupil -
19 achtes
ach·te(r, s)[ˈaxtə, -tɐ, -təs]1. (nach dem siebten kommend) eighthan \achtesr Stelle [in] eighth [place]2. (Datum) eighthheute ist der \achtes Mai it's the eighth of May todayam \achtesn September on the eighth of September -
20 Achte
ach·te(r, s)1) ( nach dem siebten kommend) eighth;an \Achter Stelle [in] eighth [place];2) ( Datum) eighth;heute ist der \Achte it's the eighth of May today;am \Achten September on the eighth of September1) ( Person)du bist jetzt der \Achte, der fragt you're the eighth person to ask;\Achte[r] sein/ werden to be/finish [in] eighth [place];als \Achter durchs Ziel gehen he finished eighth, he crossed the line in eighth place;jeder \Achte every eighth person, one in eight [people]2) ( bei Datumsangabe)am \Achten on the eighth3) ( Namenszusatz)
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