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Übersetzung für 'AD' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ad {prep}

ad

freely {adv} <ad libitum, ad lib.>

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

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Werbung

advertisement <advt., ad.>

Werbung {f}market.

ad [coll.] [short for: advertisement]

Anzeige {f}Internetjourn.market.

Inserat {n}jobsjourn.market.

Annonce {f}jobsjourn.market.

ad [coll.] [advertisement]

Werbespot {m}RadioTVmarket.

Andorra <.ad>

Andorra {n}geogr.

ad [coll.] [short for: advantage] [tennis]

Vorteil {m} [Tennis]sports

adenoidectomy <AD>

Adenoidektomie {f} <AD>MedTech.

androstenedione <A4, Δ4-dione, AD> [C19H26O2]

Androstendion {n} [auch: Androstenedion] <ASD>biochem.

angiodysplasia <AD>

Angiodysplasie {f}med.

El'ad

Elad {n}geogr.

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ad gloriam

zum Ruhme

ad hoc {adv}

ad hoc

fallweise

von Fall zu Fall

für den Einzelfall

ad hominem {adj} {adv}

ad hominem [geh.]

ad idem {adv}

in Übereinstimmung miteinanderlaw

ad infinitum {adj} {adv}

endlos

für immer

unbeschränkt

ins Unendliche

ad infinitum [geh.]

ad interim {adv}

einstweilen

in der Zwischenzeit

ad interim {adv} <ad int> [temporarily]

ad interim <a. i., ad int.> [geh.] [einstweilen]

ad lib {adj}

improvisiert

ad lib {adv}

aus dem Stegreif [Redewendung]

ad libitum {adv}

nach Belieben

aus dem Stegreif [Redewendung]

ad libitum {adv} <ad lib>

ad libitum <ad lib.>

ad litem

für den (konkreten) Rechtsstreitlaw

ad loc. [ad locum]

zur Stelle <z. St.>

ad nauseam {adv}

bis zum Überdruss

bis zum Erbrechen [ugs.]

bis zum Abwinken [ugs.] [Redewendung]

bis ins Aschgraue [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bis zum Überdruss]

bis zum Gehtnichtmehr [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bis zum Überdruss]

ad nauseam {adv} [to a disgusting extent]

ad nauseam [geh.] [bis zum Überdruss]

ad rem {adv}

ad rem

zur Sache (gehörend)

ad rem {adv} [literary]

zur Sache gehörig [Redewendung]

ad valorem <a.v., AV, a/v>

ad valorem <a. v.>comm.fin.

ad valorem {adj} <a.v.> <a/v>

nach Wert

ad-financed {adj}

werbefinanziert

ad-free {adj}

werbefrei

ohne Werbung

anzeigenfreipubl.

ad-funded {adj}

werbefinanziert

ad-hoc {adj}

Sofort-

ad-lib {adj}

improvisiert

ad-lib {adv}

aus dem Stegreif [Redewendung]

Anno Domini {adv} <AD, A.D.>

im Jahre des Herrn

nach Christus <n. Chr.>

Anno Domini <AD, A. D.>

unserer Zeitrechnung <u. Z.>

nach der Zeitenwende <n. d. Z.>

nach Christi Geburt <n. Chr. Geb.>

nach unserer Zeitenwende <n. u. Z.>

as desired {adv} <ad libitum, ad lib.>

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

nach Gutdünkenmed.pharm.

autosomal dominant {adj} <ad>

autosomal-dominant <ad>biol.

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to ad-lib

improvisieren [Musik, Theater]

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abomasal displacement <AD>

Labmagenverlagerung {f}VetMed.

ad acta

Ablage {f} zu den Akten

ad agency

Werbeagentur {f}market.

Anzeigenagentur {f}market.

ad agent

Anzeigenvertreter {m}jobs

ad banner [coll.]

Werbebanner {n}Internet

ad blocker

Adblocker {m}comp.Internet

ad blocker [coll.]

Werbeblocker {m}Internet

ad budget [coll.]

Werbeetat {m}comm.

ad budget [coll.] [advertising budget]

Werbebudget {n}comm.market.

ad campaign

Anzeigenkampagne {f}market.

ad campaign [coll.]

Werbekampagne {f}market.

ad creep [short for: advertising creep]

[schleichend zunehmende Nutzung aller möglichen Flächen für Werbung]market.

ad director

Werbeleiter {m}jobsmarket.

ad dollars [coll.] [Am.]

Werbeeinnahmen {pl}

ad dummy

Anzeigenspiegel {m}print

ad hocism

Adhocismus {m}

ad hocness

Ad-hoc-Charakter {m}

ad industry

Werbeindustrie {f}

ad industry [coll.]

Werbebranche {f}market.

ad insert

Anzeigenbeilage {f}journ.

ad libber [Am.] [coll.]

Improvisator {m}filmtheatre

ad man

Werbeagent {m}

Werbefachmann {m}

ad mat [coll.]

Anzeigenmater {f} [selten auch: Anzeigemater]market.

ad men [coll.]

Werbeleute {pl}jobsmarket.

ad placement

Anzeigenschaltung {f}

ad preferences [coll.] [advertising preferences on social networks]

Werbepräferenzen {pl} [auf sozialen Netzwerken]Internetmarket.

ad rate

Anzeigenpreisstellung {f}

ad recall [coll.]

Werbeerinnerung {f}market.

ad revenue [coll.]

Werbeeinnahmen {pl}

ad revenues

Werbeeinnahmen {pl}market.

ad seg [coll.] [Am.] [administrative segregation] [in prison etc.]

Einzelhaft {f}

ad server [coll.] [advertising server]

Adserver {m}comp.market.

ad space [coll.]

Werbefläche {f}market.

• ad = ad
• Adenoidektomie {f} <AD> = adenoidectomy <AD>
• Adhäsionsmangel {m} <AD> = adhesion deficiency <AD>

• In the fall of 2007, Adtech presented an integrated suite of display, video and mobile ad serving technologies for digital publishers at ad:tech London and ad:tech New York.
• Critical information about each ad and campaign is managed with Ad-ID.
• They are mentioned as "Bodiocasses" by Pliny (1st c. AD), "Ou̓adikássioi" (Οὐαδικάσσιοι) by Ptolemy (2nd c.
• Jamal ad-Din II (...) (died 1433) was a Sultan of the Adal Sultanate. He was the youngest son of Sa'ad ad-Din II. He was succeeded by his brother Badlay ibn Sa'ad ad-Din.
• "Ad" is a Latin preposition expressing direction toward in space or time (e.g. ...

• The ad exchange then passes the link to the ad back through the supply side platform and the publisher's ad server to the user's browser, which then requests the ad content from the agency's ad server.
• Üftade, (b. 895 AH/1490 AD or 900 AH/1495 AD, Bursa - d. 988 AH/1580 AD, Bursa) was an Ottoman Islamic scholar, sufi poet, and the shaykh of Aziz Mahmud Hüdayi.
• Thánh Thiên (10-43 AD) was a Vietnamese princess and military leader who took part in the Trung sisters' rebellion against the Han Chinese from 40 AD to 43 AD.
• Smaato is a digital ad tech platform and ad server.
• Nerva had three sons, all consular: Publius Silius (consul suffectus AD 3), Aulus Licinius Nerva Silianus (consul AD 7), and Gaius Silius (consul AD 13).

• Seneca's Consolations refers to Seneca’s three consolatory works, "De Consolatione ad Marciam", "De Consolatione ad Polybium", "De Consolatione ad Helviam", written around 40–45 AD.
• Ya'ad – Civil Rights Movement ([...] , "Ya'ad – Tenoa'a LaZkhuyot HaEzrah"), commonly known as just Ya'ad, was a short-lived political party in Israel.
• She has four elder brothers; Prince Zeid bin Ra'ad, Prince Mired bin Ra'ad, Prince Firas bin Ra'ad and Prince Faisal bin Ra'ad.
• Media context studies refers to the group of studies investigating “how and which media context variables influence the effects of the advertisements embedded in the context“.