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1 notable
adjectivebemerkenswert; bedeutend, angesehen [Person]be notable for something — für etwas bekannt sein
* * *etc see academic.ru/50543/note">note* * *no·table[ˈnəʊtəbl̩, AM ˈnoʊt̬-]I. adj1. (eminent) collection, philosopher bedeutendwith one \notable exception mit einer besonderen Ausnahme2. (remarkable) achievement, success beachtlich, bemerkenswertII. n Berühmtheit f* * *['nəʊtəbl]1. adj(= eminent) person bedeutend; (= worthy of note) success, fact, event also bemerkenswert, beachtenswert (for wegen); (= big) difference, improvement beträchtlich, beachtlich; (= conspicuous) auffallendwith a few notable exceptions — bis auf einige rühmliche Ausnahmen
he was notable by his absence — er glänzte durch Abwesenheit
2. nSee:= notability* * *notable [ˈnəʊtəbl]A adj1. beachtens-, bemerkenswert, denkwürdig:a notable exception eine rühmliche Ausnahme2. ansehnlich, beträchtlich (Unterschied etc)3. angesehen, bedeutend (Wissenschaftler etc)* * *adjectivebemerkenswert; bedeutend, angesehen [Person]* * *adj.bemerkenswert adj. -
2 advertise
1. transitive verbwerben für; (by small ad) inserieren; ausschreiben [Stelle]2. intransitive verbwerben; (in newspaper) inserieren; annoncierenadvertise for somebody/something — jemanden/etwas [per Inserat] suchen
* * *(to make (something) known to the public by any of various methods: I've advertised (my house) in the newspaper; They advertised on TV for volunteers.) inserieren, werben- academic.ru/878/advertisement">advertisement- advertiser* * *ad·ver·tise[ˈædvətaɪz, AM -vɚ-]I. vt▪ to \advertise sthto \advertise sth as energy-saving etw als Energie sparend anpreisen2. (in a newspaper) etw [in einer Zeitung] inserieren; (on a noticeboard) etw in einem Aushang anbieten3. (announce) etw ankündigen [o bekanntgeben] [o bekanntmachen]if you're applying for other jobs, I wouldn't \advertise the fact at work dass du dich für andere Stellen bewirbst, würde ich auf der Arbeit nicht herumposaunento \advertise one's presence sich akk auffällig verhaltento \advertise one's willingness seine Bereitschaft bekundenII. vi1. (publicize) werben, Werbung [o Reklame] machen2. (in a newspaper) inserieren, SCHWEIZ a. annoncieren, eine Anzeige [o Annonce] [o ein Inserat] in die Zeitung setzen; (on a noticeboard) einen Aushang machen▪ to \advertise for sb/sth jdn/etw per Inserat suchen* * *['dvətaɪz]1. vt1) (= publicize) Werbung or Reklame machen für, werben fürI've seen that soap advertised on television — ich habe die Werbung or Reklame für diese Seife im Fernsehen gesehen
to advertise sth in a shop window/on local radio — etw durch eine Schaufensteranzeige/im Regionalsender anbieten
2. vi1) (COMM) Werbung or Reklame machen, werben2) (in paper) inserieren, annoncieren (for für)to advertise for sb/sth — jdn/etw (per Anzeige) suchen
to advertise for sth on local radio/in a shop window — etw per Regionalsender/durch Anzeige im Schaufenster suchen
* * *advertise [ˈædvə(r)taız]A v/t1. ankündigen, anzeigen, (durch die Zeitung etc) bekannt machen, eine Anzeige aufgeben für (in in dat), eine Stelle ausschreiben2. WIRTSCH Reklame machen für, werben für, anpreisen4. pej etwas ausposaunen, an die große Glocke hängen5. obs warnenB v/i1. inserieren, annoncieren:advertise for durch Inserat suchen2. werben, Reklame machen, Werbung treiben* * *1. transitive verbwerben für; (by small ad) inserieren; ausschreiben [Stelle]2. intransitive verbwerben; (in newspaper) inserieren; annoncierenadvertise for somebody/something — jemanden/etwas [per Inserat] suchen
* * *(UK) v.werben v.(§ p.,pp.: warb, geworben) v.ankündigen v.annoncieren v.anzeigen v.inserieren v.
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