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| ADJ | German | more German | most German | |
| NOUN1 | a German | Germans | |
| NOUN2 | German [language] | - | |
| SYNO | German | German language | High German |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'German' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- German {adj} <Ger.>
- deutsch <dt.>
- German {adj} [studies]
- germanistischacad.ling.
- Werbung
- German {adj}
- teutsch [veraltet] [deutsch]
- German {adj} [1871-1945, used by German speakers outside the territory]
- reichsdeutschhist.ling.
- german {adj} [obs.] [germane]
- nah verwandt
- German
- Deutsch {n}ling.
Piefke {m} [österr.] [ugs.] [oft pej.: Deutscher]
Teutscher {m} [veraltet] [Deutscher] - German [male person from Germany]
- Deutscher {m}ethn.
- German [female person from Germany]
- Deutsche {f}ethn.
- German [mythological being]
- German {m} [mythologisches Wesen]myth.
- (German) Federal {adj}
- Bundes-pol.
- all German {adj}
- ganz deutsch
- all-German {adj}
- gesamtdeutsch
- Anglo-German {adj}
- anglodeutschhist.pol.
- anti-German {adj}
- deutschfeindlich
deutschlandfeindlich
antideutschpol.sociol. - atypical German {adj}
- undeutsch [als nicht typisch deutsch angesehen]
- completely German {adj}
- deutsch durch und durch
- domestic German {adj}
- innerdeutsch
- East German {adj}
- ostdeutsch <ostd., ostdt.>
- essentially German {adj}
- urdeutsch
- ethnic German {adj} [esp. concerning German nationalism / Nazism]
- deutschvölkischhist.sociol.
- ethnically German {adj}
- volksdeutsch [Gebrauch besonders nationalsozialistisch]
- Federal German {adj}
- bundesdeutsch
- Franco-German {adj}
- deutschfranzösisch
deutsch-französisch
französisch-deutsch - German (band) [Br.] [cockney rhyming slang: hand]
- [Cockney Rhyming Slang für: Hand]
- German Federal {adj}
- bundesdeutschpol.
- German National {adj}
- deutschnationalhist.pol.
- German Order {adj}
- Deutschorden-relig.
Deutschordens-relig. - German-American {adj}
- deutschamerikanisch
- German-assembled {adj} [car, aircraft etc.]
- in Deutschland montiert / zusammengebaut [Auto, Flugzeug etc.]ind.
- German-Austrian {adj}
- deutschösterreichisch
deutsch-österreichisch - German-based {adj}
- in Deutschland ansässiggeogr.
- German-based {adj} [person]
- in Deutschland lebendgeogr.
- German-born {adj}
- in Deutschland geboren
- German-bred {adj}
- in Deutschland aufgewachsengeogr.
- German-built {adj} [car, ship, aircraft etc.]
- in Deutschland gebaut [Auto, Schiff, Flugzeug etc.]econ.geogr.ind.
- German-built {adj} [product, car etc.]
- in Deutschland hergestelltecon.geogr.ind.
- German-educated {adj} [person]
- in Deutschland zur Schule gegangen
in Deutschland ausgebildeteduc.geogr. - German-flagged {adj} [ship]
- unter deutscher Flagge [nachgestellt]naut.
- German-German {adj}
- deutsch-deutschhist.
- German-grown {adj} [wheat, hop etc.]
- in Deutschland angebaut [Weizen, Hopfen etc.]agr.geogr.
- German-held {adj}
- durch die Deutschen besetzthist.mil.pol.
- German-Jewish {adj}
- deutsch-jüdisch
- German-language {adj} [attr.] [e.g. book]
- deutschsprachig [z. B. Buch]
- German-manufactured {adj} [product, car etc.]
- in Deutschland gefertigt [Produkt, Auto etc.]comm.ind.
in Deutschland hergestellt [Produkt, Auto etc.]comm.ind. - German-produced {adj} [car, machine etc.]
- in Deutschland gefertigt [Auto, Maschine etc.]comm.ind.
- German-produced {adj} [car, machine, film etc.]
- in Deutschland produziert [Auto, Maschine, Film etc.]econ.geogr.ind.
- German-produced {adj} [goods, car etc.]
- in Deutschland hergestellt [Produkte, Auto etc.]comm.ind.
- German-raised {adj} [person]
- in Deutschland aufgewachsen
- German-speaking {adj}
- Deutsch sprechendling.
deutschsprechend [Rsv.]ling. - German-speaking {adj} [e.g. region, country, population, minority]
- deutschsprachig [z. B. Region, Land, Bevölkerung, Minderheit]ling.
- German-Turkish {adj} [identity]
- deutschtürkisch
- greater German {adj}
- großdeutschhist.pol.
- High German {adj}
- hochdeutsch <hd.>ling.
- in German {adv}
- auf Deutsch
auf deutsch [alt]
zu Deutsch [heute nur noch in Beifügungen üblich; z. B.: die Balladensammlung „Kytice“, zu Deutsch „Blumenstrauß“]ling. - in German {adv} [as in "In German there are four cases."]
- im Deutschen [wie in „Im Deutschen gibt es vier Fälle.“]ling.
- inner-German {adj} [border, dialogue, etc.]
- innerdeutsch [Grenze, Dialog usw.]
- inter-German {adj}
- innerdeutschhist.
- intra-German {adj} [esp. border] [related to BRD and DDR]
- innerdeutsch [bes. Grenze] [BRD und DDR betreffend]hist.
- Judeo-German {adj}
- jüdisch-deutschling.relig.
- lesser German {adj} [also: Lesser German]
- kleindeutschhist.pol.
- Low German {adj}
- plattdeutschling.
niederdeutsch <nd.>ling. - Middle German {adj}
- mitteldeutsch <md.>ling.
- neo-German {adj}
- neudeutsch
- non-German {adj}
- nichtdeutsch
außerdeutsch - North German {adj}
- norddeutsch <nordd.>
- northern German {adj}
- norddeutsch <nordd.>
- Northwest German {adj}
- nordwestdeutsch <nordwestd.>
- old German {adj}
- altdeutsch
- pan-German {adj}
- gesamtdeutsch
- pro-German {adj}
- deutschfreundlich
deutschlandfreundlich - Prusso-German {adj}
- preußisch-deutsch
- Russo-German {adj}
- russisch-deutsch
- South German {adj}
- süddeutsch <südd., süddt.>
- southern German {adj}
- süddeutsch <südd., süddt.>geogr.
oberdeutschgeogr.ling. - southwest German {adj}
- südwestdeutsch <SW> <südwdt.>ling.
- standard German {adj}
- standarddeutschling.
hochdeutsch <hd.>ling. - stereotypically German {adj} [in a mostly negative sense]
- treudeutsch [heute meist pej.]
- Sudeten German {adj}
- sudetendeutsch
- Swiss German {adj}
- schwizerdütsch [ugs.] [Rsv.]ling.
- Swiss-German {adj}
- schweizerdeutschling.
- Swiss-German {adj} [pertaining to German-speaking Swiss]
- deutschschweizerisch [auch: deutschschweizer]ethn.ling.
- typically German {adj}
- urdeutsch
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- German {m} [mythologisches Wesen] = German [mythological being]
- German Football League {f} <GFL> [1. Bundesliga für American Football der Herren, Deutschland] = German Football League [since 1999]
- The Good German – In den Ruinen von Berlin = The Good German [Steven Soderbergh]
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- From 1940, clubs from the occupied country of Poland took part in the German "Gauliga" system.
- In 2021, Löwel collaborated with german-rapper Shirin David for their song "Be a Hoe/Break a Hoe". The song peaked at number one on the official german music charts.
- Among the principal architects of modern social science, french sociologist Emile Durkheim, German sociologist, jurist, and political economist Max Weber, german political philosopher Karl Marx.
- Fighting erupted against the German 8th Army on 12th of September as the german force attempt to cross the Nieman River against the russians lead by General Evgeny Aleksandrovich Radkevich, whose force occupies the forest of Augustów.
- Liberal Women (german: Liberale Frauen) are a German individualist women's political organization that was founded in 1990 as an independent association, but has been recognized as the women's wing of the liberal FDP since 1994.
- Jürgen Kaube (born 19 June 1962) is a German journalist and one of four editors-at large of the leading german conservative newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ).
- Angermann initiated and chaired a group of highly influential German and American historians that succeeded in convincing the German government to set up and finance the German Historical Institute Washington DC.
- The term 'Elbe Germanic' (German: "Elbgermanen") was first used in 1868 by Paul Gustav Wislicenus (1847-1917), but it was especially popularized by the German prehistorian in 1931.
- Georg Friedrich Baltrusch (7 March 1876 in Waldhof, East Prussia (German Empire) – 22 April 1949 in Bad Wildungen, West Germany), was a german military officer and a political for the German Democratic Party/CDU.
- On Instagram she is followed by the german foreign minister and several german high ranking politicians.
- After retirement a short comeback in 1998 to be able to become a member of the german national team again - German Champion, Munich 1998 at the German Gymnastics Festival.
- He is now (2019) part of the German Duo "Ricky Dietz", while the other part Peter Fox is the well known german artist and frontman of the band Seeed.
- Maaler followed the "Dictionarium Latinogermanicum" by Petrus Dasypodius (1536) in giving the German lemmas alphabetically, as opposed to the earlier "Dictionarium Latino-Germanicum" by Johannes Fries, which gave German glosses on Latin lemmas.
- The term was coined by German jurist Johann Stephan Pütter, introducing it into "Elementa iuris publici germanici" (Elements of German Public Law) of 1760.
- Since 2007, there have been reports on Swiss xenophobia (or "germanophobia") directed against German immigration, both in Swiss and in German media.
- Andreas Helwig (Helwich, Helvigius) (1572–1643) was a German classical scholar and linguist. His "Origenes dictionum germanicarum" (1622) was a pioneer etymological work of the German language.
- It's a relic of german colonisation, as German inhabitants brought Lutheranism to Gemer from German schools.
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