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21 gröblich
geh.I Adj.; nur attr. grossII Adv.: jemanden gröblich beleidigen / vernachlässigen grossly insult / neglect s.o.* * *gröb|lich ['grøːplɪç]1. adj1) (form = schlimm) gross2. adv1) (form = schwerwiegend) grossly; missachten grossly, largely2) (geh = derb) badly; beleidigen, kränken deeply, badlyjdn grö́blich beschimpfen — to call sb rude names
* * *gröb·lich[ˈgrø:plɪç]\gröbliche Missachtung wilful disregard\gröbliche Verletzung einer S. genII. adv (geh form: in grober Weise, heftig) grossly\gröblich missachten to wilfuly disregard* * *gröblich gehA. adj; nur attr grossB. adv:jemanden gröblich beleidigen/vernachlässigen grossly insult/neglect sb* * *adv.grossly adv. -
22 Anwesenheitskontrollle
(an act of calling names from a list, to find out if anyone is missing eg in a prison or school class.) roll-call -
23 Namensverlesung
Namensverlesung
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24 Sammelanalyse
Sammelanalyse
clustering analysis;
• Sammelanschluss (gemeinsames Telefon) collective number, (Zentrale) private branch exchange;
• Sammelanschlussnummer (telecom.) party line;
• Sammelanzeige composite advertisement;
• Sammelaufgabe (Versicherung) bordereau;
• Sammelaufgabeformular (Bankwesen) listing form;
• Sammelaufwendung collective expenditure;
• Sammelauskunftsbuch rating book;
• Sammelauslieferung consolidated delivery system;
• Sammelausweis collective permit;
• Sammelballen (Buchhandel) collective pack;
• Sammelband omnibus volume;
• Sammelbegriff generic term, collective name, nomen collectivum (lat.);
• Sammelbestand total orders on hand;
• Sammelbestellung omnibus order, centralized buying;
• Sammelbezirk collecting zone;
• Sammelbogen combination sheet, (Materialausgaben, Löhne) recapitulation sheet;
• Sammelbüchse collection (money) box;
• Sammelbuchung compound journal entry;
• Sammeldepot (Versicherung) corporate bonding, (Wertpapiere) collective (general) deposit, custody held in joint names;
• Sammeldruck (Werbung) combination run;
• Sammeleinkauf group (collective) buying;
• Sammelfahrschein party (block) ticket;
• Sammelfonds fund pool;
• Sammelformel collective formula;
• Sammelfracht carload freight (US);
• Sammelfrachtbrief collective consignment note;
• Sammelfrachtsatz mixed carload rate (US);
• Sammelgebiet collecting zone;
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25 belegen
be·le·gen *vt1) ( mit Belag versehen)ein Brot mit etw \belegen to spread sth on a slice of bread, to make a sandwich with sth;ein Brot mit Butter \belegen to butter a slice of bread;einen Tortenboden [mit etw] \belegen to fill a flan case [with sth];belegte Brote open sandwiches2) ( beweisen)etw \belegen to verify sth;eine Behauptung/einen Vorwurf \belegen to substantiate a claim/an accusation;ein Zitat \belegen to give a reference for a quotation3) ( auferlegen)jdn mit etw \belegen to impose sth on sb4) schetw \belegen to enrol [or (Am) enroll] [or put one's name down] for sth5) ( okkupieren)etw \belegen to occupy sth;etw mit jdm \belegen to accommodate sb in sth;belegt sein to be occupied [or taken];ist der Stuhl hier schon belegt? is this chair free?, is somebody sitting here?6) ( innehaben)den vierten Platz \belegen to take fourth place, to come fourth;einen höheren Rang \belegen to be ranked higher;den zweiten Tabellenplatz \belegen to be second in the league table [or (Am) standings];die Tabellenspitze \belegen to be at the top of the league table [or (Am) standings];7) miletw mit einem Bombenteppich \belegen to blanket-bomb sth8) ( beschimpfen)jdn mit einem Fluch \belegen to lay a curse on sb;jdn mit Namen \belegen to call sb names;jdn mit Schimpfwörtern \belegen to hurl insults at sb -
26 benennen
be·nen·nen *1) ( mit Namen versehen)etw neu \benennen to rename sth;Gegenstände \benennen to denote [or give names to] objects2) ( namhaft machen)[jdm] jdn als etw \benennen to nominate sb as [sb's] sth;jdn als Zeugen \benennen to call sb as a witness -
27 jdn. beschimpfen
1. to bad-mouth sb.2. to call sb. names
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call names — index defame, denigrate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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call names — call by mean names, use hurtful names (like stupid, etc.) … English contemporary dictionary
To call names — Name Name (n[=a]m), n. [AS. nama; akin to D. naam, OS. & OHG. namo, G. name, Icel. nafn, for namn, Dan. navn, Sw. namn, Goth. nam[=o], L. nomen (perh. influenced by noscere, gnoscere, to learn to know), Gr. o mona, Scr. n[=a]man. [root]267. Cf.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
call names — {v. phr.} To use ugly or unkind words when speaking to someone or when talking about someone. Usually used by or to children. * /Bill got so mad he started calling Frank names./ … Dictionary of American idioms
call names — {v. phr.} To use ugly or unkind words when speaking to someone or when talking about someone. Usually used by or to children. * /Bill got so mad he started calling Frank names./ … Dictionary of American idioms
call\ names — v. phr. To use ugly or unkind words when speaking to someone or when talking about someone. Usually used by or to children. Bill got so mad he started calling Frank names … Словарь американских идиом
call names — phrasal to address or speak of a person or thing contemptuously or offensively … New Collegiate Dictionary
call names — verb To insult somebody childishly; to engage in name calling … Wiktionary