Übersetzung für 'classified advertisement' von Englisch nach Deutsch

classified advertisement

Suchanzeige {f}

Kleinanzeige {f}

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classified {adj} {past-p}

klassiert

klassifiziert

geordnet

eingestuft

eingeordnet

nach Rubriken geordnet

Werbung

classified {adj}

Verschluss-mil.pol.

Geheim-mil.pol.

classified document

geheimes Dokument {n}

Verschlusssache {f}

Geheimdokument {n}

classified information

Geheimsache {f}

Verschlusssache {f}

classified catalogue

systematischer Katalog {m}

classified advertising

Anzeigenteil {m} [Kleinanzeigen]

classified column

Kleinanzeigenspalte {f}journ.

classified directory

Branchenadressbuch {n}

classified matter

Verschlusssache {f}

classified material

Verschlusssache {f}comm.mil.

classified documents

Geheimdokumente {pl}

• In August 1922 De Garis travelled to the United States to raise urgently needed capital. The following classified advertisement was published in the "New York Times" on 13 August 1922.
• then, in January, Yu and Farrell met guitarist Ted Parker through a Craigslist classified advertisement.
• The classified advertisement for the auction states the estate was in "easy walking distance to station, good train service, water and electric light".
• The manufacture of Hush-A-Phones began in 1921, although the Hush-A-Phone company was first mentioned in "The New York Times" in a 1922 classified advertisement for a "typist-dictaphone operator".
• It is the first coloured daily newspaper in Iran and has over 60 pages of classified advertisement.

• Hassall met Brendan Kersey, Andrew Deian and Mark Underwood (formerly Harmony Williams) through mutual friends, and the line-up was completed when drummer Graham Blacow responded to a classified advertisement.
• Images hosted on Photobucket are frequently linked to online businesses, online auctions, and classified advertisement websites like eBay and Craigslist.
• In April 1923 a classified advertisement listed the company's address as the location of a "great sacrifice sale of all radio apparatus" that "must be sold on account of removal to new quarters".
• The "Trading Post" was a classified advertisement newspaper first published in Melbourne in 1966, named for the generic concept of a trading post.
• After the Oklahoma City bombing it was reported that Timothy McVeigh had taken out a classified advertisement in "The Spotlight" in August 1993 under the name "T.

• Raft's personal effects and wardrobe were sold through a classified advertisement listing the lot for $800 in "Hemmings Motor News" in the fall of 1981.
• In 1967 a classified advertisement in the "Wall Street Journal" offered Kinsale for sale, describing it as "Patricia Murphy's fabulous home," and adding, "price reduced for immediate sale."
• In late 1946, Brown saw a classified advertisement in "The Times", offering for sale a "High Class Motor Business".
• "First-responder" was also used in a July 1974 classified advertisement for a deputy chief of EMT training—"to assist in developing and implementing statewide training programs for EMT's and first-responders"—from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
• There is a classified advertisement section and a letters page.

• The use of classifieds is referred to as classified advertisement.