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Definition
Synonym
Antwortfeld
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Antwortfeld
n
Antwortfeld
er
pl
response field
response fields
Antwortfeld
n
Antwortfeld
er
pl
response field
response fields
Antwortfeld
n
Antwortfeld
er
pl
response field
response fields
(äußerste) Frist
f
; Fristende
n
; Termin
m
adm.
Antwortfrist
f
innerhalb der vorgesehenen Frist
aufgrund gesetzlicher Fristen
einen Termin einhalten nicht einhalten
eine Frist einhalten
eine Frist nicht einhalten
eine Frist versäumen
jdm. eine Frist setzen einräumen ansetzen
Schw.
(fĂĽr etw. um etw. zu tun)
time limit; deadline
response deadline
within the prescribed time limit
due to legal time limits; due to statutory deadlines
to meet miss a time limit deadline
to observe comply with a time limit the time agreed upon
to exceed a time limit the time agreed upon
to fail to observe the time limit; to default
to give sb. a time limit (for sth. to do sth.)
(äußerste) Frist
f
; Fristende
n
; Termin
m
adm.
Antwortfrist
f
innerhalb der vorgesehenen Frist
aufgrund gesetzlicher Fristen
einen Termin einhalten
einen Termin nicht einhalten; eine Frist verstreichen lassen
eine Frist einhalten
eine Frist nicht einhalten
eine Frist versäumen
jdm. eine Frist setzen einräumen ansetzen
Schw.
(fĂĽr etw. um etw. zu tun)
die Frist verlängern; die Frist erstrecken
Ă–s.
adm.
Die Frist beginnt mit dem Tag zu laufen, an dem …; Der Fristenlauf beginnt mit dem Tag, an dem …
time limit; deadline
response deadline
within the prescribed time limit deadline
due to legal time limits; due to statutory deadlines
to meet a time limit; to meet a deadline
to miss a time limit; to miss a deadline; to fail to meet a deadline
to observe comply with a time limit the time agreed upon
to exceed a time limit the time agreed upon
to fail to observe the time limit; to default
to give sb. a time limit (for sth. to do sth.)
to extend the deadline
The time limit begins to run from the date when …
Antwortfunktion
f
Antwortfunktionen
pl
response function
response functions
Deutsche
Antwortfeld Synonyme
Englische
response field Synonyme
response
Agnus Dei
Benedicite
ESP
Gloria
Gloria Patri
Gloria in Excelsis
Introit
Magnificat
Miserere
Nunc Dimittis
Te Deum
Trisagion
Vedic hymn
acknowledgment
action and reaction
affect
affection
alleluia
anacrusis
answer
answering
anthem
antiphon
antiphonal chanting
antiphony
argument
automatic reaction
autonomic reaction
awareness
back answer
back talk
backchat
backlash
backwash
bass passage
bounceback
bourdon
bridge
burden
cadence
canticle
caring
chant
chorale
chord
chorus
clout
coda
comeback
commerce
communication
communion
concern
congress
connection
consciousness
contact
conversation
converse
correspondence
counterstatement
dealing
dealings
defense
demurrer
denial
development
division
doxology
echo
effect
emotion
emotional charge
emotional shade
empathy
evasive reply
exception
exchange
experience
exposition
feedback
feeling
feeling tone
fellow feeling
figure
folderol
force
foreboding
gut reaction
hallelujah
harmonic close
heartthrob
hosanna
hymn
hymn of praise
hymnody
hymnography
hymnology
identification
impact
impress
impression
imprint
information
interaction
interchange
intercommunication
intercommunion
intercourse
interlude
intermezzo
interplay
introductory phrase
involvement
laud
linguistic intercourse
mantra
mark
measure
message
motet
movement
musical phrase
musical sentence
objection
offertory
offertory sentence
ornament
paean
part
passage
passion
pathos
percept
perception
period
phrase
plea
pleading
predictable
response
presentiment
print
profound sense
psalm
psalmody
reaction
ready reply
rebuttal
receipt
recoil
reflection
reflex
reflex action
refluence
reflux
refrain
refutation
rejoinder
relating
repartee
repercussion
replication
reply
report
repost
rescript
rescription
resolution
respond
respondence
response
to stimuli
responsion
responsiveness
responsory
responsory report
reto
Antwortfeld Definition
Field
(
n.
)
Cleared
land
Field
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
land
of
considerable
size
Field
(
n.
)
A
place
where
a
battle
is
fought
Field
(
n.
)
An
open
space
Field
(
n.
)
Any
blank
space
or
ground
on
which
figures
are
drawn
or
projected.
Field
(
n.
)
The
space
covered
by
an
optical
instrument
at
one
view.
Field
(
n.
)
The
whole
surface
of
an
escutcheon
Field
(
n.
)
An
unresticted
or
favorable
opportunity
for
action,
operation,
or
achievement
Field
(
n.
)
A
collective
term
for
all
the
competitors
in
any
outdoor
contest
or
trial,
or
for
all
except
the
favorites
in
the
betting.
Field
(
n.
)
That
part
of
the
grounds
reserved
for
the
players
which
is
outside
of
the
diamond
Field
(
v.
i.)
To
take
the
field.
Field
(
v.
i.)
To
stand
out
in
the
field,
ready
to
catch,
stop,
or
throw
the
ball.
Field
(
v.
t.)
To
catch,
stop,
throw,
etc.
(the
ball),
as
a
fielder.
Response
(
n.
)
The
act
of
responding.
Response
(
n.
)
An
answer
or
reply.
Response
(
n.
)
Reply
to
an
objection
in
formal
disputation.
Response
(
n.
)
The
answer
of
the
people
or
congregation
to
the
priest
or
clergyman,
in
the
litany
and
other
parts
of
divine
service.
Response
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
anthem
sung
after
the
lessons
of
matins
and
some
other
parts
of
the
office.
Response
(
n.
)
A
repetition
of
the
given
subject
in
a
fugue
by
another
part
on
the
fifth
above
or
fourth
below.
response field / response fields Bedeutung
field
goal
a
score
in
American
football,
a
score
made
by
kicking
the
ball
between
the
opponents'
goal
posts
basket
field
goal
a
score
in
basketball
made
by
throwing
the
ball
through
the
hoop
field
trip
a
group
excursion
(to
a
museum
or
the
woods
or
some
historic
place)
for
firsthand
examination
outdoor
sport
field
sport
a
sport
that
is
played
outdoors
track
and
field
participating
in
athletic
sports
performed
on
a
running
track
or
on
the
field
associated
with
it
field
game
an
outdoor
game
played
on
a
field
of
specified
dimensions
field
hockey
hockey
a
game
resembling
ice
hockey
that
is
played
on
an
open
field,
two
opposing
teams
use
curved
sticks
try
to
drive
a
ball
into
the
opponents'
net
field
work
an
investigation
carried
out
in
the
field
rather
than
in
a
laboratory
or
headquarters
dark
ground
illumination
dark
field
illumination
a
form
of
microscopic
examination
of
living
material
by
scattered
light,
specimens
appear
luminous
against
a
dark
background
left
field
leftfield
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
expected
to
field
balls
in
the
left
third
of
the
outfield
(looking
from
home
plate)
center
field
centerfield
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
expected
to
field
balls
in
the
central
third
of
the
outfield
right
field
rightfield
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
expected
to
field
balls
in
the
right
third
of
the
outfield
(looking
from
home
plate)
quarterback
signal
caller
field
general
(American
football)
the
position
of
the
football
player
in
the
backfield
who
directs
the
offensive
play
of
his
team,
quarterback
is
the
most
important
position
on
the
team
field
trial
a
test
of
young
hunting
dogs
to
determine
their
skill
in
pointing
and
retrieving
field
press
censorship
security
review
of
news
(including
all
information
or
material
intended
for
dissemination
to
the
public)
subject
to
the
jurisdiction
of
the
armed
forces
reaction
response
a
bodily
process
occurring
due
to
the
effect
of
some
antecedent
stimulus
or
agent,
a
bad
reaction
to
the
medicine,
his
responses
have
slowed
with
age
galvanic
skin
response
GSR
psychogalvanic
response
electrodermal
response
electrical
skin
response
Fere
phenomenon
Tarchanoff
phenomenon
a
change
in
the
electrical
properties
of
the
skin
in
response
to
stress
or
anxiety,
can
be
measured
either
by
recording
the
electrical
resistance
of
the
skin
or
by
recording
weak
currents
generated
by
the
body
immune
response
immune
reaction
immunologic
response
a
bodily
defense
reaction
that
recognizes
an
invading
substance
(an
antigen:
such
as
a
virus
or
fungus
or
bacteria
or
transplanted
organ)
and
produces
antibodies
specific
against
that
antigen
anamnestic
response
anamnestic
reaction
renewed
rapid
production
of
an
antibody
on
the
second
(or
subsequent)
encounter
with
the
same
antigen
humoral
immune
response
an
immune
response
(chiefly
against
bacterial
invasion)
that
is
mediated
by
B
cells
cell-mediated
immune
response
an
immune
response
(chiefly
against
viral
or
fungal
invasions
or
transplanted
tissue)
that
involves
T
cells
reflex
reflex
response
reflex
action
instinctive
reflex
innate
reflex
inborn
reflex
unconditioned
reflex
physiological
reaction
an
automatic
instinctive
unlearned
reaction
to
a
stimulus
conditional
reflex
conditioned
reflex
acquired
reflex
conditional
reaction
conditioned
reaction
conditional
response
conditioned
response
an
acquired
response
that
is
under
the
control
of
(conditional
on
the
occurrence
of)
a
stimulus
learned
reaction
learned
response
a
reaction
that
has
been
acquired
by
learning
conditioned
avoidance
conditioned
avoidance
response
a
conditioned
response
that
anticipates
the
occurrence
of
an
aversive
stimulus
startle
response
startle
reaction
a
complicated
involuntary
reaction
to
a
sudden
unexpected
stimulus
(especially
a
loud
noise),
involves
flexion
of
most
skeletal
muscles
and
a
variety
of
visceral
reactions
field
field
of
operation
line
of
business
a
particular
kind
of
commercial
enterprise,
they
are
outstanding
in
their
field
Bosworth
Field
the
battle
that
ended
the
Wars
of
the
Roses
(),
Richard
III
was
killed
and
Henry
Tudor
was
crowned
as
Henry
VII
Flodden
Battle
of
Flodden
Field
a
battle
in
,
the
English
defeated
the
invading
Scots
and
James
IV
was
killed
field
sparrow
Spizella
pusilla
common
North
American
finch
of
brushy
pasturelands
field
spaniel
large
usually
black
hunting
and
retrieving
spaniel
with
a
dense
flat
or
slightly
wavy
coat,
cross
between
cocker
and
Sussex
spaniel
field
cricket
Acheta
assimilis
common
American
black
cricket,
attacks
crops
and
also
enters
dwellings
field
mouse
fieldmouse
any
nocturnal
Old
World
mouse
of
the
genus
Apodemus
inhabiting
woods
and
fields
and
gardens
vole
field
mouse
any
of
various
small
mouselike
rodents
of
the
family
Cricetidae
(especially
of
genus
Microtus)
having
a
stout
short-tailed
body
and
inconspicuous
ears
and
inhabiting
fields
or
meadows
airfield
landing
field
flying
field
field
a
place
where
planes
take
off
and
land
ball
field
baseball
field
diamond
the
baseball
playing
field
binoculars
field
glasses
opera
glasses
an
optical
instrument
designed
for
simultaneous
use
by
both
eyes
center
field
centerfield
center
the
piece
of
ground
in
the
outfield
directly
ahead
of
the
catcher,
he
hit
the
ball
to
deep
center
field
artillery
field
gun
movable
artillery
(other
than
antiaircraft)
used
by
armies
in
the
field
(especially
for
direct
support
of
front-line
troops)
field
coil
field
winding
the
electric
coil
around
a
field
magnet
that
produces
the
magneto
motive
force
to
set
up
the
flux
in
an
electric
machine
field-effect
transistor
FET
a
transistor
in
which
most
current
flows
in
a
channel
whose
effective
resistance
can
be
controlled
by
a
transverse
electric
field
field-emission
microscope
electron
microscope
used
to
observe
the
surface
structure
of
a
solid
field
glass
glass
spyglass
a
small
refracting
telescope
field
hockey
ball
ball
used
in
playing
field
hockey
field
hospital
a
temporary
military
hospital
near
the
battle
lines
field
house
an
athletic
facility
where
athletes
prepare
for
sport
field
house
sports
arena
a
building
for
indoor
sports
field
lens
the
lens
that
is
farthest
from
the
eye
in
an
optical
device
with
more
than
one
lens
field
magnet
a
magnet
that
provides
a
magnetic
field
in
a
dynamo
or
electric
motor
field-sequential
color
television
field-sequential
color
TV
field-sequential
color
television
system
field-sequential
color
TV
system
an
early
form
of
color
TV
in
which
successive
fields
are
scanned
in
three
primary
colors
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