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| NOUN | a language | languages | |
| SYNO | language | linguistic communication | linguistic process | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'language' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- language {adj} [attr.]
- Sprach-
sprachlich - Language!
- Schön sprechen!
- Werbung
- language <lang.>
- Sprache {f} <Spr.>
- language [style of expression]
- Sprache {f} [Ausdrucksweise]
- A language
- A-Sprache {f} [Muttersprache des Übersetzers]ling.
- Arabic-language {adj} [attr.]
- arabischsprachig [z. B. Länder]
- by language {adv}
- sprachlichling.philos.psych.
- cross-language {adj} [attr.]
- sprachübergreifendling.
- English-language {adj} [attr.]
- englischsprachigling.
- foreign-language {adj} [attr.]
- fremdsprachig [Text, Unterricht, etc.]
fremdwörtlichling.
anderssprachig [Literatur]ling.lit. - foreign-language {adj} [attr.] [also foreign language]
- fremdsprachlichling.
- general-language {adj}
- allgemeinsprachlichling.
- general-language {adj} [attr.]
- gemeinsprachlichling.
- German-language {adj} [attr.] [e.g. book]
- deutschsprachig [z. B. Buch]
- language proficient {adj}
- verhandlungssicher [Sprachkenntnis]
- language-dependent {adj}
- sprachabhängig
- language-external {adj}
- sprachexternling.
- language-independent {adj}
- sprachunabhängigcomp.
- language-internal {adj}
- sprachinternling.
- language-neutral {adj}
- sprachneutral
- language-specific {adj}
- sprachspezifisch
sprachenspezifischling. - language-theoretic {adj}
- sprachtheoretischling.
- Language, Sir!
- Ich verbitte mir solche Ausdrücke!
- multi-language {adj} [attr.] [manual, nation, etc.]
- vielsprachig [Gebrauchsanweisung, Staat etc.]
- multi-language {adj} [manual, nation, etc.]
- mehrsprachig [Gebrauchsanweisung, Staat etc.]
- native-language {adj} [attr.]
- muttersprachlichling.
- single-language {adj} [attr.]
- einsprachig
- Spanish-language {adj} [attr.]
- spanischsprachig
- standard-language {adj} [attr.]
- gemeinsprachlichling.
- Swedish-language {adj} [attr.] [song, TV channel, newspaper, etc.]
- schwedischsprachig
- without language {adj} [postpos.]
- sprachlos
- abbreviated language
- Abbreviatursprache {f}ling.
- abstand language
- Abstandsprache {f}ling.
- abusive language {sg}
- Schimpfworte {pl}
Beleidigungen {pl}
Beschimpfungen {pl}
beleidigende Worte {pl}
Scheltworte {pl} [geh.] - academic language
- Wissenschaftssprache {f}acad.
- Adamic language
- adamitische Sprache {f}ling.relig.
- additional language
- Zusatzsprache {f}ling.
weitere Sprache {f}ling. - administrative language
- Verwaltungssprache {f}
Amtssprache {f} [Verwaltungssprache]admin.ling. - advanced language
- höhere Programmiersprache {f}comp.
- advertising language
- Werbesprache {f}market.
- agglutinating language
- agglutinierende Sprache {f}ling.
- agglutinative language
- agglutinierende Sprache {f}ling.
- Akkadian language
- akkadische Sprache {f}hist.ling.
- algebraic language
- algebraische Sprache {f}
- algorithmic language
- Algorithmussprache {f}
algorithmische Sprache {f}
algorithmische Programmiersprache {f}comp. - Altaic language
- altaische Sprache {f}ling.
- alternative language
- Alternativsprache {f}
- Amhara (language)
- Amharisch {n}ling.
- animal language
- Tiersprache {f}biol.
- architectural language [fig.]
- Architektursprache {f} [fig.]archi.
- Arikara (language)
- Arikara {n} [Arikara-Sprache]ling.
Ree {n} [Arikara, Arikara-Sprache]ling. - Aromanian language
- Aromunisch {n}ling.
- artificial language
- Plansprache {f}ling.
Kunstsprache {f}ling.
künstliche Sprache {f}ling. - artistic language
- Kunstsprache {f} [Ausdrucksweise der Kunst]artfilmlit.
- assembler language
- Assemblersprache {f}
- assembly language
- Assemblersprache {f}
Assembliersprache {f} - ausbau language
- Ausbausprache {f}ling.
- authentic language
- verbindliche Sprachregelung {f}
- auxiliary language
- Hilfssprache {f}ling.
- Avar language
- awarische Sprache {f}ling.
- Avestan (language)
- Avestisch {n}ling.relig.
- Aymara (language)
- Aymara {n} [auch: Aimara]ling.
- baby language
- Babysprache {f} [Sprache der Babys]
- bad language
- ordinäre Sprache {f}
beleidigende Sprache {f}
unanständige Sprache {f} - Bambara (language) [also: Bamana, Bamanankan] [cf. Dioula]
- Bambara {n} [auch: Bamanankan] [vgl. Dioula]ling.
- Bantu language
- Bantusprache {f}ling.
- Bashkir language
- baschkirische Sprache {f}ling.
- basic language
- Grundsprache {f}
- Basque language
- baskische Sprache {f}ling.
- biblical language
- Bibelsprache {f}bibl.ling.
- biblical language [e.g. in parables]
- biblische Sprache {f} [z. B. in Gleichnissen]bibl.
- blasphemous language
- gotteslästerliche Sprache {f}
- body language
- Körpersprache {f}
- bold language
- anmaßende Sprache {f}
- bookish language
- literarischer Stil {m}ling.
- browser language
- Browsersprache {f}Internet
- buhid language
- Buid-Sprache {f}ling.
- Burmese (language)
- Birmanisch {n}ling.
- business language
- Geschäftssprache {f}
Unternehmenssprache {f} - Carian language
- karische Sprache {f}hist.ling.
- Catalan language
- katalanische Sprache {f}ling.
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- Language Engineering {n} = language engineering <LE>
- Language-Engineering-Spezialist {m} = language engineering specialist
- Large Language Model {n} <LLM> = large language model <LLM>
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- Nepali language is the mostly spoken language in Triyuga, which is spoken by 55.82% of people.
- The Ute language is a Proto-Numic language within the Uto-Aztecan language family.
- Pidgin is a simplified language that develops between two or more groups who do not share a common language, as contrasted to a Creole language, a full language with native speakers, often originating from a Pidgin language.
- The Language Conservancy is a nonprofit organization that with an interest in the Lakota language, Assiniboine language, Crow language and the Hidatsa language.
- The Group 1: Studies in language and literature (previously First Language) subjects of the IB Diploma Programme refer to the student's first language (native language or otherwise best language).
- The Danish Sign Language family comprises three languages: Danish Sign Language, Norwegian Sign Language (including Malagasy Sign Language) and Icelandic Sign Language.
- Language-agnostic programming or scripting (also called language-neutral, language-independent, or cross-language) is a software paradigm in which no particular language is promoted.
- The Dayak Dusmala (Dusun-Maanyan-Lawangan) that use Eastern Barito language inhabit the northern region of the Meratus Mountains uses the Dayak Maanyan Warukin language, Dayak Samihin language, Dayak Dusun Deyah language, Dayak Lawangan language, and Dayak Abal language .
- also named Civilian Language (...) is spoken in Town of Shatian.
- Florida students are required to earn two consecutive foreign language credits for graduation. TERRA offers courses in the Spanish language, French language, and Japanese language.
- A sacred language, holy language or liturgical language is any language that is cultivated and used primarily for religious reasons (like church service) by people who speak another, primary language in their daily lives.
- The main regional newspapers of India include the Marathi language "Lokmat", the Gujarati Language "Gujarat Samachar", the Malayalam language "Malayala Manorama", the Tamil language "Daily Thanthi", the Telugu language "Eenadu", the Kannada language "Vijaya Karnataka" and the Bengali language "Anandabazar Patrika".
- The name of the language has two parts – [...] ('language'), from Latin [...].
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