Übersetzung für 'ad writer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ad writer

Anzeigenschreiber {m}

Werbetexter {m}jobsmarket.

Werbung

ad writer [female]

Werbetexterin {f}market.

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

nach Gutdünkenmed.pharm.

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

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

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

ad-hockery [Am.] <ad hoc>

Programmiertrick {m}comp.

freely {adv} <ad libitum, ad lib.>

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

ad libitum {adv} <ad lib>

ad libitum <ad lib.>

favorite science fiction writer [Am.] <favorite SF writer>

Lieblings­-Science-Fiction-Autor {m} <Lieblings­-SF-Autor>lit.

favourite science fiction writer [Br.] <favourite SF writer>

Lieblings­-Science-Fiction-Autor {m} <Lieblings­-SF-Autor>lit.

writer

Schriftsteller {m}jobslit.

Schriebersmann {m} [nordd.] [platt]jobslit.

Schreiber {m}

Literat {m} [geh.]lit.

Optionsverkäufer {m}fin.

Autor {m}

Dichter {m} [Schriftsteller]lit.

ad {prep}

ad

laser writer

Laserdrucker {m}comp.

classical writer

Klassiker {m} [Schriftsteller]lit.

paperback writer

Taschenbuchschreiber {m}jobslit.

anonymous writer

Anonymus {m} [geh.] [anonymer Autor]

• Columella was a 1st-century AD writer. His 12-volume "De re rustica" is considered one of the most important works on Roman agriculture.
• The term "Kareoi" mentioned by 2nd century AD writer Ptolemy, is identified with the Tamil word "Karaiyar".
• The late 1st century AD writer Herennius Philo claimed that Antissa was named after the homonymous daughter of Macar, the legendary king of Lesbos.
• In the 2010 remake of the video game "Splatterhouse", scripted by "2000 AD" writer Gordon Rennie, the Many-Angled Ones is one of the names for the demonic race known as the Corrupted.
• However, in the view of Plutarch, a 1st-century AD writer and biographer of notable Roman men, Clodius had also stirred up enmity between Pompey and himself along with the fickle crowds of the forum he controlled, with his malevolent goading.

• The title alludes to the slogan "The family that prays together stays together", created by ad-writer Al Scalpone for the Family Rosary Crusade and popular in American and British parlance beginning in the 1940s.
• While working as an ad writer, he penned the international bestseller "How To Pick Up Girls" in 1968.
• After the war he worked as a freelance ad writer and later as an author.
• The word "Targo" is purely an artificial word which was created for the business by ad writer Manfred Gotta and was meant to raise worldwide acceptance of the company.