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61 police
1. plural noun1) Polizei, die; attrib. Polizei[wagen, -hund, -schutz, -eskorte, -staat]2. transitive verbthe police are on his trail — die Polizei ist ihm auf der Spur
[polizeilich] überwachen [Gebiet, Verkehr, Fußballspiel]; kontrollieren [Gebiet, Grenze, Gewässer]; Polizeibeamte einsetzen in (+ Dat.) [Gebiet, Stadt usw.]* * *[pə'li:s] 1. noun plural(the men and women whose job is to prevent crime, keep order, see that laws are obeyed etc: Call the police!; The police are investigating the matter; ( also adjective) the police force, a police officer.) die Polizei; Polizei-...2. verb- academic.ru/56532/police_dog">police dog- policeman
- policewoman
- police station* * *po·lice[pəˈli:s]I. n + pl vb1. (force)the \police are investigating... die Polizei untersucht...he works for the \police er ist bei der Polizeito call the \police die Polizei rufento put more \police on the beat das Polizeiaufgebot verstärkenII. vt1. (guard)▪ to \police sth etw überwachen2. (regulate)▪ to \police sb/sth/oneself jdn/etw/sich selbst kontrollieren3. AM MILto be in \police custody in Polizeigewahrsam sein\police investigation polizeiliche Untersuchungto ask for \police protection Polizeischutz anfordern* * *[pə'liːs]1. n(+sing vb = institution +pl vb = policemen) Polizei fhundreds of police — hunderte or Hunderte von Polizisten
extra police were called in — es wurden zusätzliche Polizeikräfte angefordert
three police were injured — drei Polizeibeamte or Polizisten wurden verletzt
2. vtroad, frontier, territory kontrollieren; agreement, pop concert überwachen, kontrollierento police the peace — den Frieden überwachen
a heavily policed area — ein Gebiet nt mit hoher Polizeidichte
* * *police [pəˈliːs]A s1. Polizei(behörde, -verwaltung) fthere are many police in this town es gibt viel Polizei in dieser Stadt;five police fünf Polizisten;we are police wir sind von der PolizeiB v/t1. (polizeilich) überwachen2. ein Land etc unter (Polizei)Gewalt halten3. fig überwachen, kontrollieren* * *1. plural noun1) Polizei, die; attrib. Polizei[wagen, -hund, -schutz, -eskorte, -staat]2. transitive verb[polizeilich] überwachen [Gebiet, Verkehr, Fußballspiel]; kontrollieren [Gebiet, Grenze, Gewässer]; Polizeibeamte einsetzen in (+ Dat.) [Gebiet, Stadt usw.]* * *n.Polizei -en f. -
62 religious
adjective1) (pious) religiös; fromm2) (concerned with religion) Glaubens[freiheit, -eifer]; Religions[freiheit, -unterricht, -kenntnisse]; religiös [Überzeugung, Zentrum]3) (of monastic order) religiös [Orden]religious community — Ordensgemeinschaft, die
4) (scrupulous) peinlich [Sorgfalt, Genauigkeit]* * *1) (of religion: religious education; a religious leader/instructor.) Religions-...2) (following the rules, forms of worship etc of a religion: a religious man.) religiös* * *re·li·gious[rɪˈlɪʤəs]1. (of religion) religiöse(r, s), Religions-\religious bigotry Frömmelei f\religious creed/organization Glaubensbekenntnis nt/-gemeinschaft f\religious denomination [religiöses] Bekenntnis, Konfession f\religious education/practice Religionsunterricht m/-ausübung f\religious equality Gleichstellung f der Religionen\religious fanatic religiöser Fanatiker/religiöse Fanatikerin\religious zealot religiöser Eiferer/religiöse Eiferin\religious festival religiöses Fest\religious holiday religiöser Feiertag\religious observance religiöse Pflicht\religious persecution Verfolgung f aufgrund der Religionszugehörigkeit\religious service Gottesdienst m\religious retreat (place for religious meditation) religiöser Einkehrort; (for Roman Catholics) Exerzitien pl\religious tradition/upbringing religiöser Brauch/religiöse Erziehung2. (pious) religiös, frommdeeply \religious tief religiösto be very \religious about doing sth eifrig darauf bedacht sein, etw zu tun* * *[rI'lɪdZəs]1. adj1) religiös; order geistlichreligious freedom/war — Glaubens- or Religionsfreiheit f/-krieg m
religious leader — Religionsführer( in) m(f)
3) (fig: conscientious) gewissenhaft; silence ehrfürchtig2. nOrdensmann m, Ordensfrau fthe Religious pl — die Ordensleute pl
* * *religious [rıˈlıdʒəs]A adj (adv religiously)1. religiös, Religions…:religious holiday kirchlicher Feiertag;religious liberty Religionsfreiheit f;religious wars Religionskriege;religious zeal Glaubenseifer m2. religiös, fromm:I’m not a religious man ich bin nicht religiös3. ordensgeistlich, Ordens…:religious order geistlicher Orden4. fig äußerst gewissenhaft:with religious care mit peinlicher Sorgfalt5. fig andächtig (Schweigen etc)B pl -gious s1. Ordensbruder m, -schwester f, Mönch m, Nonne fthousands of the religious Tausende von Gläubigenrelig. abk1. religion2. religious (religiously) relig.* * *adjective1) (pious) religiös; fromm2) (concerned with religion) Glaubens[freiheit, -eifer]; Religions[freiheit, -unterricht, -kenntnisse]; religiös [Überzeugung, Zentrum]3) (of monastic order) religiös [Orden]religious community — Ordensgemeinschaft, die
4) (scrupulous) peinlich [Sorgfalt, Genauigkeit]* * *adj.fromm adj.gewissenhaft adj.gläubig adj.religiös adj.religös adj. -
63 club
1. noun1) Keule, die; (golf-club) Golfschläger, derjoin the club — (fig.) mitmachen
join the or welcome to the club! — (fig.) du also auch!
4) (Cards) Kreuz, das2. transitive verb, 3. intransitive verb,the ace/seven of clubs — das Kreuzas/die Kreuzsieben
- bb-club together — sich zusammentun; (in order to buy something) zusammenlegen
* * *1. noun1) (a heavy stick etc used as a weapon.) die Keule2) (a bat or stick used in certain games (especially golf): Which club will you use?) der Schläger3) (a number of people meeting for study, pleasure, games etc: the local tennis club.) der Verein4) (the place where these people meet: He goes to the club every Friday.) der Club5) (one of the playing-cards of the suit clubs.) das Kreuz, die Eichel2. verb(to beat or strike with a club: They clubbed him to death.) schlagen- academic.ru/115684/clubs">clubs* * *[klʌb]I. ngolf/squash/tennis \club Golf-/Squash-/Tennisklub mmember of the \club Klubmitglied ntto join a \club einem Verein beitretenjoin the \club! ( fam) du [also] auch!welcome to the \club! willkommen im Klub!, gratuliere!volleyball \club Volleyballverein mgolf \club Golfschläger mwooden \club Holzkeule fqueen of \clubs Kreuzdame f7.II. vt<- bb->▪ to \club sb/sth auf jdn/etw einknüppelnto \club sb/an animal to death jdn/ein Tier erschlagen [o totschlagen]to \club sb to the ground jdn niederknüppeln* * *[klʌb]1. nthe ace/nine of clubs — (das) Kreuzass/(die) Kreuzneun
3) (= society) Klub m, Verein m; (= tennis club, golf club, gentleman's club, night club) Klub m, Club m; (FTBL) Verein mto be in the club (inf) — in anderen Umständen sein (inf), ein Kind kriegen (inf)
2. vteinknüppeln auf (+acc), knüppeln3. vito go clubbing — Nachtklubs besuchen, tanzen gehen
* * *club [klʌb]A s1. Keule f, Knüppel m, Prügel m2. SPORTa) Schlagholz n3. a) Klub m, Club m, Verein m;be in the club bes Br umg ein Kind kriegen;put a girl in the club bes Br umg einem Mädchen ein Kind machen;join the club! bes Br umg du auch?5. Kartenspiel:queen of clubs Kreuzdame fb) Treff(karte) n(f), Kreuz(karte) n(f), Eichel(karte) fB v/t1. einknüppeln auf (akk):club down niederknüppeln2. vereinigen:club efforts sich gemeinsam bemühenC v/ia) einen Verein etc bildenb) (Geld) zusammenlegen* * *1. noun1) Keule, die; (golf-club) Golfschläger, derjoin the club — (fig.) mitmachen
join the or welcome to the club! — (fig.) du also auch!
4) (Cards) Kreuz, das2. transitive verb, 3. intransitive verb,the ace/seven of clubs — das Kreuzas/die Kreuzsieben
- bb-club together — sich zusammentun; (in order to buy something) zusammenlegen
* * *n.Club -s m.Interessengemeinschaft (IG) f.Keule -n f.Klub -s m.Knüppel - m.Verein -e m.
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