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advert (infrml; Abk. für BE advertisement) MEDIA, S&M Annonce f, Inserat n, Anzeige f (in print); Werbespot m, (infrml) Spot m (on television, radio) -
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(Brit. coll.) see academic.ru/878/advertisement">advertisement* * *['ædvə:t](short for advertisement: I saw your advert in yesterday's newspaper.)* * *ad·vert[ˈædvɜ:t]n BRIT ( fam) short for advertisement (in a newspaper) Anzeige f, Inserat nt, Annonce f ( for für + akk); (on a notice board) Aushang m; (on TV) Werbespot mdisplay \advert Großanzeige f* * *I [əd'vɜːt]vi (form)hinweisen, aufmerksam machen (to auf +acc) II ['dvɜːt]n (inf) abbrAnzeige f, Annonce f, Inserat nt; (on TV, radio) Werbespot m* * *to auf akk)* * *(Brit. coll.) see advertisement* * *n.Zeitungsanzeige f. v.hinweisen v. -
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ad·vert [ʼædvɜ:t] n( Brit) fam short for advertisement ( in a newspaper) Anzeige f, Inserat nt, Annonce f ( for für +akk); ( on a notice board) Aushang m; ( on TV) Werbespot m -
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8 bumper-to-bumper protection warranty
English-german technical dictionary > bumper-to-bumper protection warranty
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nounAnzeige, dieTV advertisement — Fernsehspot, der
classified advertisement — Kleinanzeige, die
* * *noun ((also ad [æd], advert) a film, newspaper announcement, poster etc making something known, especially in order to persuade people to buy it: an advertisement for toothpaste on television; She replied to my advertisement for a secretary.) Anzeige, Werbung* * *ad·ver·tise·ment[ədˈvɜ:tɪsmənt, AM ˌædvɚˈtaɪzmənt]n Werbung f kein pl, Reklame f kein pl ( for für + akk); (in a newspaper) Anzeige f, Annonce f, Inserat nt ( for für + akk); (on a noticeboard) Aushang m ( for für + akk)the property \advertisements in a newspaper der Immobilienteil einer Zeitunghe's not a very good \advertisement for his firm er ist keine gute Reklame für seine Firma* * *[əd'vɜːtɪsmənt] (US) ["dvə'taɪzmənt]nTV advertisements —
70% of the magazine is made up of advertisements — die Zeitschrift besteht zu 70% aus Anzeigen or Werbung or Reklame
he is not a good advertisement for his school — er ist nicht gerade ein Aushängeschild für seine Schule
2) (= announcement) Anzeige fto put or place an advertisement in the paper (for sb/sth) — eine Anzeige (für jdn/etw) in die Zeitung setzen, (für jdn/etw) in der Zeitung inserieren
* * *1. (öffentliche) Anzeige, Ankündigung f (in einer Zeitung), Inserat n, Annonce f, (RADIO, TV) (Werbe)Spot m:advertisement columns Inseraten-, Anzeigenteil m;put an advertisement in the newspaper ein Inserat oder eine Anzeige aufgeben oder in die Zeitung setzennot be a good advertisement for fig keine gute Reklame sein fürad. abkadv. abk1. advance4. adversus, against6. advocate* * *nounAnzeige, dieTV advertisement — Fernsehspot, der
classified advertisement — Kleinanzeige, die
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nounIllustrationen Pl.; Bildmaterial, das* * *ˈart·work* * *['Aːtwɜːk]n1) (in book) Bildmaterial ntthis will have to be done as artwork — das muss grafisch gestaltet werden
2) (for advert etc = material ready for printing) Druckvorlage f* * *artwork s1. a) Kunstgewerbe nb) kunstgewerbliche Artikel pl2. künstlerische Ausgestaltung3. Artwork n:a) künstlerische Gestaltung, Illustrationen pl, Bildmaterial nb)(grafische etc) Gestaltungsmittel pl* * *nounIllustrationen Pl.; Bildmaterial, das* * *n.Vorlage -n f.künstlerische Darstellung f. -
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< mvhcl> (stress on: cross-country, long-distance driving) ■ Langstreckenbetrieb m ; Langstreckenverkehr m ; Überlandverkehr madvert <mvhcl.i&c> (automatic speed control system) ■ Tempomat m ; automatische Geschwindigkeitsregelung f did ; Tempostat m
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advert — [[t]æ̱dvɜː(r)t[/t]] adverts 1) N COUNT: oft N for n An advert is an announcement in a newspaper, on television, or on a poster about something such as a product, event, or job. [BRIT] I saw an advert for a transport job with a large steel and… … English dictionary
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advert — I (BE) see advertisement II v. (formal and rare) (d; intr.) ( to refer ) to advert to * * * [ ædvɜːt] (BE) see advertisement (formal and rare) (d; intr.) ( to refer ) to advert to … Combinatory dictionary