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f throwaway society* * *Wẹg|werf|ge|sell|schaftfthrowaway society* * *Weg·werf·ge·sell·schaftf throwaway society* * *die (abwertend) throwaway society* * *Wegwerfgesellschaft f throwaway society* * *die (abwertend) throwaway society* * *f.throwaway society n. -
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Ex-und-Họppnt -, no pl (pej)throwaway mentality* * *<-s>nt kein pl (fam)die \Ex-und-Hopp-Mentalität the mentality of the throwaway society -
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( fam);die \Ex-und-Hopp-Mentalität the mentality of the throwaway society -
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Weg·werf·ge·sell·schaft fthrowaway societyDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Wegwerfgesellschaft
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10 Eintrittsalter
Eintrittsalter n VERSICH age at entry* * *n < Versich> age at entry* * *Eintrittsalter
entry age, age at entry;
• Eintrittsbedingungen conditions for entry;
• Eintrittsbescheinigung entrance certificate;
• Eintrittsdatum entry point;
• Eintrittserlaubnis entrance;
• Eintrittsgebühr [entrance] fee, charge of admission (admittance), admission charge, door money, (Verein) initiation fee (US);
• Eintrittsgeld entrance (door, gate) money, entrance (admission) [fee];
• Eintrittsgelder ticket receipts;
• sein Eintrittsgeld bezahlen to pay one’s entrance;
• Eintrittskarte ticket, admission (entry) card (ticket), voucher, pass check (US), paste-board (sl.);
• teuerste Eintrittskarte top ticket;
• verbilligte Eintrittskarte throwaway, reduced ticket;
• Eintrittskasse box office;
• Eintrittspreis admission [fee], price of admission, cost of entry, entrance fee (price);
• Eintrittsrecht entrance, right of preemption, ingress;
• befristetes Eintrittsrecht option;
• Eintrittstermin date of admission;
• Eintrittsverpflichtung pledge;
• Eintrittsvoraussetzungen entrance (entry) requirements;
• Eintrittsvoraussetzungen für eine Vereinsmitgliedschaft erfüllen to be eligible for membership of a society.
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throwaway society — DISAPPROVING ► ENVIRONMENT the modern world in which many goods are disposable and create waste: »The developed world has become an increasingly throwaway society. Main Entry: ↑throwaway … Financial and business terms
throwaway society — /ˈθroʊəweɪ səˌsaɪəti/ (say throhuhway suh.suyuhtee) noun a society which is conditioned to regard all manufactured goods as instantly replaceable …
throwaway — throw‧a‧way [ˈθrəʊəweɪ ǁ ˈθroʊ ] adjective [only before a noun] 1. throwaway products have been produced cheaply so that you can throw them away after you have used them; = DISPOSABLE: • a throwaway lighter 2. throwaway society disapproving used… … Financial and business terms
throwaway — throw|a|way [ˈθrəuəweı US ˈθrou ] adj [only before noun] 1.) throwaway remark/line/comment etc something that someone says or writes quickly, without thinking carefully about it ▪ It was only a throwaway comment. ▪ He claims people overreacted to … Dictionary of contemporary English
throwaway — throw|a|way [ θrouə,weı ] adjective 1. ) a throwaway product has been made to be used for a short time only and then thrown away. A more usual word is disposable. a ) used about societies, activities, etc. in which people use a lot of throwaway… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
throwaway — adjective 1 throwaway remark/line/comment etc a short remark etc that is said quickly and without careful thought: a comedy act full of short throwaway lines 2 throwaway cup/plate/razor etc a cup, plate etc that has been produced cheaply so that… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
throwaway — UK [ˈθrəʊəˌweɪ] / US [ˈθroʊəˌweɪ] adjective 1) a) a throwaway product has been made to be used for a short time only and then thrown away. A more usual word is disposable. b) used about societies, activities etc in which people use a lot of… … English dictionary
throwaway — I. noun Date: 1903 1. one that is or is designed to be thrown away: as a. a free handbill or circular b. a line of dialogue (as in a play) de emphasized by casual delivery; especially a joke or witticism delivered casually 2. something made or… … New Collegiate Dictionary
throwaway — /throh euh way /, adj. 1. made or intended to be discarded after use or quick examination: a throwaway container; a throwaway brochure. 2. delivered or expressed casually or extemporaneously: a funny throwaway line that brings applause. n. 3.… … Universalium
society — noun 1 people who have shared customs and laws ADJECTIVE ▪ larger, wider ▪ the position of women within the family and the wider society ▪ entire, whole ▪ An entire society has been co … Collocations dictionary
throwaway — adj. Throwaway is used with these nouns: ↑comment, ↑diaper, ↑remark, ↑society … Collocations dictionary
