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1 summary
1. adjective1) knapp2) (without formalities or delay) summarisch; fristlos [Entlassung]2. nounsummary justice — Schnelljustiz, die
Zusammenfassung, die* * *plural - summaries; noun(a shortened form of a statement, story etc giving only the main points: A summary of his speech was printed in the newspaper.) die Zusammenfassung- academic.ru/72016/summarize">summarize- summarise* * *sum·mary[ˈsʌməri, AM -ɚi]I. n Zusammenfassung f; of a plot, contents [kurze] InhaltsangabeII. adj\summary powers to do sth Vollmacht, etw im Schnellverfahren zu entscheiden\summary proceedings Schnellverfahren nt* * *['sʌmərɪ]1. nZusammenfassung f; (SCI ALSO) Abriss mhere is a summary of the main points of the news — hier ein Überblick m über die wichtigsten Meldungen
he gave us a short summary of the film — er gab uns eine kurze Inhaltsangabe des Films
2. adj1) (= brief) account knapp, gedrängt, kurz gefasstin summary form — in Zusammenfassung
2) (= fast, without ceremony) treatment kurz, knapp; perusal flüchtig; (JUR) trial, punishment summarisch; dismissal fristlos* * *summary [ˈsʌmərı]A s Zusammenfassung f, (gedrängte) Übersicht, Abriss m, (kurze) InhaltsangabeB adj (adv summarily) summarisch:a) knapp, gedrängt, zusammenfassend (Bericht etc)summary conviction Verurteilung f im Schnellverfahren;c) oberflächlich, flüchtig (Behandlung etc):summary dismissal fristlose Entlassung* * *1. adjective1) knapp2) (without formalities or delay) summarisch; fristlos [Entlassung]2. nounsummary justice — Schnelljustiz, die
Zusammenfassung, die* * *adj.kurz zusammengefasst adj. n.Inhaltsangabe f.Kurzbeschreibung f.Kurzfassung f.Resümee -s n.Zusammenfassung f. -
2 summarily
adverb1) (shortly) knapp2) (without formalities or delay) summarischsummarily convicted — (Law) im summarischen Verfahren verurteilt
* * *sum·mari·ly[ˈsʌmərɪli, AM ˌsʌmˈer-]to \summarily dismiss sb jdn fristlos entlassento \summarily execute/sentence sb LAW jdn im Schnellverfahren hinrichten/aburteilen* * *['sʌmərIlɪ]adv(= briefly) knapp, kurz gefasst; (= fast, without ceremony) kurz und bündig, ohne viel Federlesen(s); (JUR) punish, try summarisch; read flüchtig, kursorisch (geh); execute unverzüglich, auf der Stelle* * *adverb1) (shortly) knapp2) (without formalities or delay) summarischsummarily convicted — (Law) im summarischen Verfahren verurteilt
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3 ceremony
noun1) Feier, die; (formal act) Zeremonie, diewithout [great] ceremony — ohne große Förmlichkeit
* * *['serəməni, ]( American[) -mouni]American - ceremonies; noun1) (a sacred or formal act, eg a wedding, funeral etc: a marriage ceremony.) die Zeremonie2) (solemn display and formality: pomp and ceremony.) die Feierlichkeit•- academic.ru/11829/ceremonial">ceremonial- ceremonially
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- ceremoniously* * *cer·emo·ny[ˈserɪməni, AM -əmoʊni]nopening \ceremony Eröffnungsfeier fto perform a \ceremony eine Zeremonie vollziehen gehpomp and \ceremony Pomp und Zeremoniellto do sth without \ceremony etw ohne viel Aufhebens tunto receive sb with great \ceremony jdn mit großem Pomp begrüßento stand on \ceremony förmlich sein* * *['serImənɪ]n* * *1. Zeremonie f, Feier(lichkeit) f, feierlicher Brauch:a) Zeremonienmeister m,b) THEAT etc bes US Conférencier m2. Förmlichkeit(en) f(pl):3. Höflichkeitsgeste f* * *noun1) Feier, die; (formal act) Zeremonie, diewithout [great] ceremony — ohne große Förmlichkeit
* * *n.Feier -n f.Feierlichkeit f.Zeremonie -n f. -
4 formality
noun1) (requirement) Formalität, die* * *[-'mæ-]1) (something which is done for appearance but has little meaning: The chairman's speech was only a formality.) die Formalität2) (unrelaxed correctness of behaviour: His formality made him appear unfriendly.) die Förmlichkeit* * *for·mal·ity[fɔ:ˈmæləti, AM fɔ:rˈmælət̬i]nto be [just/merely] a \formality [eine] [reine] Formsache sein3. (necessary activities)customs formalities Zollformalitäten pl* * *[fɔː'mlItɪ]n2) (= matter of form) Formalität fit's a mere formality — es ist (eine) reine Formsache or Formalität
* * *formality [-ˈmælətı] s1. Förmlichkeit f:a) Herkömmlichkeit fb) Feierlichkeit fc) (das) Offizielle, offizieller Charakterd) Steifheit fe) Umständlichkeit f:without formality ohne (viel) Umstände (zu machen)2. Formalität f:a) Formsache fb) Vorschrift f:for the sake of formality aus formellen Gründen;a mere formality eine reine Formsache3. Äußerlichkeit f, leere Geste* * *noun1) (requirement) Formalität, die* * *n.Formalität f.Formsache f.Förmlichkeit f.
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