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Übersetzung für 'R rated' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- R-rated {adj} [Am.]
- freigegeben ab 17 Jahren
- rated R {adj} [Am.]
- freigegeben ab 17 Jahren
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- R-rated joke [Am.] [often fig.]
- nicht jugendfreier Witz {m}
- teen-rated {adj} <rated T> [Am.] [console games]
- empfohlen ab 13 Jahren [nachgestellt]games
- rest and recuperation <R&R> [also during war]
- Ruhe {f} und Erholung [Rekonvaleszenz: Ausruhen und Genesung]
- R&R [rest and recuperation / recreation]
- Heimaturlaub {m}mil.
- set of real numbers <ℝ, R>
- Menge {f} der reellen Zahlen <ℝ, R>math.
- rest and relaxation <R&R>
- Erholung {f}
Spiel und Spaß - rest and relaxation <R & R>
- Diensturlaub {m} für Armeeangehörigemil.
- rest and recreation <R&R>
- Ruhe und Erholung
Spiel und Spaßidiom - rest and recreation <R & R>
- Diensturlaub {m} für Armeeangehörigemil.
- repeatability and reproducibility <R&R>
- Wiederholbarkeit und Reproduzierbarkeit <R&R>engin.tech.
- rest and recuperation <R&R>
- Fronturlaub {m}mil.
- Belt and Road Initiative [in China] <B&R, B&R Initiative, BRI>
- Neue Seidenstraße {f} [ugs.] [Belt and Road Initiative; bis 2016: Projekt One Belt, One Road (OBOR)]econ.pol.
- rhythm and blues <R&B, R'n'B or RnB>
- Rhythm'n'Blues {m} <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>mus.
Rhythm and Blues {m} <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>mus. - Park & Ride <P&R, P+R> [Br.] [traffic sign]
- Parken und Reisen [Verkehrszeichen]traffic
- set of irrational numbers <ℝ\ℚ, R\Q>
- Menge {f} der irrationalen Zahlen <ℝ\ℚ, R\Q>math.
- rotations per minute <rpm, RPM, r/min, r·min−1> [coll.] [revolutions per minute]
- Umdrehungen {pl} pro Minute <rpm, RPM, r/min, r·min−1, U/min.> [U/Min. ist veraltet]tech.unit
- shipping and receiving <S&R, S/R>
- Versand und Empfangcomm.
- radiography and fluoroscopy <R&F, R/F>
- Röntgen und Durchleuchtung [Radiographie und Fluoroskopie]MedTech.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- "Bound" was rated by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) as R for "strong sexuality, violence and language."
- The original, an uncensored R-rated cut and an edited-for-broadcast television cut (which first aired on NBC in 1986) are nearly identical.
- Erotic thrillers and R-rated action films were the two most successful genres.
- Collins played an alien version of himself in the R-rated Williams Street spring break special "Freaknik: The Musical" on Adult Swim in March 2010.
- The film was also released in 2002 as an R-rated four-disc Director's Cut DVD, which included about a minute of additional footage.
- On December 26, 1995, "Showgirls" was released on VHS in two versions: A director's R-rated version for rental outlets (including Blockbuster and Hollywood Video), and an NC-17-rated version.
- Two theatrical versions of the film were released: the original R-rated version and an edited PG-rated version in 1979.
- "Tightrope" was a critical and commercial hit and became the fourth highest-grossing R-rated film of 1984.
- In 2018, Savage reprised his role as The Grandson in a PG-13 version of "Deadpool 2" entitled "Once Upon a Deadpool", with Deadpool taking the role of The Narrator and reading "Deadpool 2"s story to him at bedtime and skipping over the more adult parts from the R-rated version.
- The film set a record in its opening weekend in February 2000 for the number of screens in the United States with 3,467, which also made it the 7th widest opening for an R-Rated film.
- During the late 1970s and early 1980s, Stevens gained an additional cult following when he created and produced "Fred R. Rated for Federated," a long-running series of offbeat television commercials for the Federated Group, a chain of home electronics retailers in the western and southwestern United States.
- Described in concept by Hill as an "R-rated, insane, "Bad Boys"-meets-John Hughes-type movie," the film departs from the dramatic style of the series and instead features a comedic tone.
- "The Passion of the Christ", directed by Mel Gibson, became the first blockbuster motion picture of 2004 and also the highest grossing R-rated film domestically.
- The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) told Lynch that the version of "Wild at Heart" screened at Cannes would receive an X rating in North America unless cuts were made, as the NC-17 was not in effect in 1990, at the time of the film's release; he was contractually obligated to deliver an R-rated film.
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