Übersetzung für 'X certificate' von Englisch nach Deutsch

X-certificate [Br.]

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X-ray image intensifier <X-ray I.I., X-ray II>

Röntgenbildverstärker {m} <RBV>MedTech.

Werbung

X / The Man With The X-Ray Eyes [Roger Corman]

Der Mann mit den RöntgenaugenfilmF

X for X-Ray [NATO phonetic alphabet]

X wie X-Ray [NATO-Buchstabiertafel]idiommil.

X as in X-ray [esp. Am.]

X wie Xanthippeidiom

X for Xmas / X-ray

X wie Xaver [österr.] [schweiz.]idiom

X wie Xanthippeidiom

Generation X <Gen X>

Generation {f} X <Gen X>hist.sociol.

X boson <X>

X-Boson {n} <X>phys.

f-prime of x <f'(x)>

f-Strich von x <f'(x)>math.

X-ray image intensifier tube <X-ray I.I. tube, XRII tube>

Röntgenbildverstärkerröhre {f} <RBV-Röhre>MedTech.

f of x <f(x)>

f von x <f(x)>math.

certificate

Zeugnis {n} [Bescheinigung]

Diplom {n}

Bestätigung {f}

Beglaubigung {f}

Erlaubnis {f}

Zeugnisunterlage {f}

to certificate

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beglaubigen

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• On its original cinematic release over three minutes were cut to allow it an X certificate.
• The British Board of Film Censors ordered cuts to be made before they would give it an X certificate.
• Westminster Council gave it an X certificate, and it opened on 29 May 1959 during one of London's rare heatwaves.
• It was among the first British films to receive the new X certificate. It was given a Certificate rating of 16 in Norway (1953), and banned in Sweden.
• A X-certificate was issued for the film by the BBFC on 16 February 1959, which prevented it from being shown in the UK to theatre audience members under age 16.

• It was the first comedy to receive an X certificate in the United Kingdom.
• After requesting the new 'X' certificate from the British Board of Film Censors, "The Quatermass Xperiment" (1955) was a box-office success and was the first of the three Quatermass cinema films based on the television serials.
• In the UK, the film was trimmed by 49 seconds before it was granted an X certificate for cinema release.
• Although it was rejected by the British Board of Film Censors (BBFC) in April 1971, the film was granted an X certificate by the Greater London Council for a limited release in the capital.
• Russian tortoises do not require a CITES Article X certificate.

• The 18 certificate was created in 1982 as the successor of the previous X certificate, which in turn was the successor of the H certificate (with H standing for "horror").
• The original X certificate, replacing the H certificate, was issued between 1951 and 1982 by the British Board of Film Censors in the United Kingdom.
• The X certificate was unchanged but renamed 18 due to the lewd reputation that the letter X had acquired.
• ", although it does contain more nudity and swearing, resulting in its release with an AA-certificate (i.e. ...