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Definition
Synonym
Floskel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Floskel
f
; Worthülse
f
Floskel
n
pl
; Worthülsen
pl
cliche; empty phrase
cliches; empty phrases; flowers of speech
Floskel
f
, Worthülse
f
Floskel
n
pl
, Worthülsen
pl
cliche, empty phrase
cliches, empty phrases, flowers of speech
Floskel
f
; Worthülse
f
; Leerformel
f
Floskel
n
pl
; Worthülsen
pl
; Leerformeln
pl
cliche; empty phrase
cliches; empty phrases
Kompliment
n
; höfliche Bemerkung
f
; höfliche
Floskel
f
Komplimente
pl
; höfliche Bemerkungen
pl
; höfliche
Floskel
n
pl
pleasantry
pleasantries
Phrase
f
; Wendung
f
;
Floskel
f
ling.
Phrasen
pl
; Wendungen
pl
;
Floskel
n
pl
Höflichkeits
floskel
f
; Höflichkeitsformel
f
Standardformulierung
f
; Standard
floskel
f
Unterstreiche in dem Absatz die wichtigen Wörter oder Phrasen.
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phrase
phrases
polite phrase
stock phrase
Underline the key words or phrases in the paragraph.
Answer the questions in complete sentences, not phrases.
Deutsche
Floskel Synonyme
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Englische
cliche; empty phrase Synonyme
cliche
abstraction
banality
banalness
bathetic
bromide
byword
catch phrase
catchword
chestnut
cliche
d
commonness
commonplace
commonplace expression
commonplaceness
corn
corniness
cry
fad word
familiar tune
familiarness
fustiness
general idea
generalization
generalized proposition
glittering generality
hack
hackneyed
hackneyed expression
hackneyed saying
hackneyedness
lieu commun
locus communis
mustiness
old joke
old saw
old song
old story
pet expression
platitude
platitudinousness
prosaicism
prosaism
prose
reiteration
retold story
rubber stamp
shibboleth
slogan
squareness
stale
staleness
stereotype
stereotyped saying
sweeping statement
tag
timeworn
tired
cliche
trite saying
triteness
triticism
truism
twice-told tale
unoriginality
vogue word
Floskel Definition
By-speech
(
n.
)
An
incidental
or
casual
speech,
not
directly
relating
to
the
point.
Cliche
(
n.
)
A
stereotype
plate
or
any
similar
reproduction
of
ornament,
or
lettering,
in
relief.
Empty
(
superl.
)
Containing
nothing
Empty
(
superl.
)
Free
Empty
(
superl.
)
Having
nothing
to
carry
Empty
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
effect,
sincerity,
or
sense
Empty
(
superl.
)
Unable
to
satisfy
Empty
(
superl.
)
Producing
nothing
Empty
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of,
or
lacking,
sense,
knowledge,
or
courtesy
Empty
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
reality,
or
real
existence
Empty
(
n.
)
An
empty
box,
crate,
cask,
etc.
Empty
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
of
the
contents
Empty
(
v.
i.)
To
discharge
itself
Empty
(
v.
i.)
To
become
empty.
Phrase
(
n.
)
A
brief
expression,
sometimes
a
single
word,
but
usually
two
or
more
words
forming
an
expression
by
themselves,
or
being
a
portion
of
a
sentence
Phrase
(
n.
)
A
short,
pithy
expression
Phrase
(
n.
)
A
mode
or
form
of
speech
Phrase
(
n.
)
A
short
clause
or
portion
of
a
period.
Phrase
(
v.
t.)
To
express
in
words,
or
in
peculiar
words
Phrase
(
v.
i.)
To
use
proper
or
fine
phrases.
Phrase
(
v.
i.)
To
group
notes
into
phrases
Speech
(
n.
)
The
faculty
of
uttering
articulate
sounds
or
words
Speech
(
n.
)
he
act
of
speaking
Speech
(
n.
)
A
particular
language,
as
distinct
from
others
Speech
(
n.
)
Talk
Speech
(
n.
)
formal
discourse
in
public
Speech
(
n.
)
ny
declaration
of
thoughts.
Speech
(
v.
i.
&
t.)
To
make
a
speech
cliche; empty phrase / cliches; empty phrases; flowers of speech Bedeutung
phrase
dance
movements
that
are
linked
in
a
single
choreographic
sequence
speech
therapy
any
therapy
intended
to
correct
a
disorder
of
speech
cenotaph
empty
tomb
a
monument
built
to
honor
people
whose
remains
are
interred
elsewhere
or
whose
remains
cannot
be
recovered
empty
a
container
that
has
been
emptied,
return
all
empties
to
the
store
flowerbed
flower
bed
bed
of
flowers
a
bed
in
which
flowers
are
growing
visible
speech
spectrogram
of
speech,
speech
displayed
spectrographically
speech
intelligibility
the
intelligibility
of
speech
(usually
measured
in
the
presence
of
noise
or
distortion)
freedom
of
speech
a
civil
right
guaranteed
by
the
First
Amendment
to
the
US
Constitution
speech
organ
vocal
organ
organ
of
speech
any
of
the
organs
involved
in
speech
production
language
speech
the
mental
faculty
or
power
of
vocal
communication,
language
sets
homo
sapiens
apart
from
all
other
animals
speech
perception
the
auditory
perception
(and
comprehension)
of
speech
feature
of
speech
feature
(linguistics)
a
distinctive
characteristic
of
a
linguistic
unit
that
serves
to
distinguish
it
from
other
units
of
the
same
kind
syntax
sentence
structure
phrase
structure
the
grammatical
arrangement
of
words
in
sentences
phrase
an
expression
consisting
of
one
or
more
words
forming
a
grammatical
constituent
of
a
sentence
noun
phrase
nominal
phrase
nominal
a
phrase
that
can
function
as
the
subject
or
object
of
a
verb
predicate
verb
phrase
one
of
the
two
main
constituents
of
a
sentence,
the
predicate
contains
the
verb
and
its
complements
prepositional
phrase
a
phrase
beginning
with
a
preposition
pronominal
phrase
pronominal
a
phrase
that
functions
as
a
pronoun
part
of
speech
form
class
word
class
one
of
the
traditional
categories
of
words
intended
to
reflect
their
functions
in
a
grammatical
context
phrase
book
a
book
containing
common
expressions
in
a
foreign
language
along
with
their
translations
visible
speech
a
phonetic
alphabet
invented
by
Melville
Bell
in
the
th
century
part-of-speech
tagger
pos
tagger
a
tagging
program
whose
labels
indicate
a
word's
part
of
speech
palaver
hot
air
empty
words
empty
talk
rhetoric
loud
and
confused
and
empty
talk,
mere
rhetoric
lecture
speech
talking
to
a
lengthy
rebuke,
a
good
lecture
was
my
father's
idea
of
discipline,
the
teacher
gave
him
a
talking
to
actor's
line
speech
words
words
making
up
the
dialogue
of
a
play,
the
actor
forgot
his
speech
tune
melody
air
strain
melodic
line
line
melodic
phrase
a
succession
of
notes
forming
a
distinctive
sequence,
she
was
humming
an
air
from
Beethoven
phrase
musical
phrase
a
short
musical
passage
manner
of
speaking
speech
delivery
your
characteristic
style
or
manner
of
expressing
yourself
orally,
his
manner
of
speaking
was
quite
abrupt,
her
speech
was
barren
of
southernisms,
I
detected
a
slight
accent
in
his
speech
rhythm
speech
rhythm
the
arrangement
of
spoken
words
alternating
stressed
and
unstressed
elements,
the
rhythm
of
Frost's
poetry
turn
of
phrase
turn
of
expression
a
distinctive
spoken
or
written
expression,
John's
succinct
turn
of
phrase
persuaded
her
that
it
would
not
be
a
good
idea
trope
figure
of
speech
figure
image
language
used
in
a
figurative
or
nonliteral
sense
speech
speech
communication
spoken
communication
spoken
language
language
voice
communication
oral
communication
(language)
communication
by
word
of
mouth,
his
speech
was
garbled,
he
uttered
harsh
language,
he
recorded
the
spoken
language
of
the
streets
speech
the
exchange
of
spoken
words,
they
were
perfectly
comfortable
together
without
speech
phone
speech
sound
sound
(phonetics)
an
individual
sound
unit
of
speech
without
concern
as
to
whether
or
not
it
is
a
phoneme
of
some
language
stop
consonant
stop
occlusive
plosive
consonant
plosive
speech
sound
plosive
a
consonant
produced
by
stopping
the
flow
of
air
at
some
point
and
suddenly
releasing
it,
his
stop
consonants
are
too
aspirated
speaking
speech
production
the
utterance
of
intelligible
speech
speech
something
spoken,
he
could
hear
them
uttering
merry
speeches
accent
speech
pattern
distinctive
manner
of
oral
expression,
he
couldn't
suppress
his
contemptuous
accent,
she
had
a
very
clear
speech
pattern
phatic
speech
phatic
communication
conversational
speech
used
to
communicate
sociability
more
than
information
second-hand
speech
overheard
conversation
(especially
overheard
cellphone
conversation)
catchphrase
catch
phrase
a
phrase
that
has
become
a
catchword
platitude
cliche
banality
commonplace
bromide
a
trite
or
obvious
remark
idiom
idiomatic
expression
phrasal
idiom
set
phrase
phrase
r
an
expression
whose
meanings
cannot
be
inferred
from
the
meanings
of
the
words
that
make
it
up
non-standard
speech
speech
that
differs
from
the
usual
accepted,
easily
recognizable
speech
of
native
adult
members
of
a
speech
community
speech
act
the
use
of
language
to
perform
some
act
address
speech
the
act
of
delivering
a
formal
spoken
communication
to
an
audience,
he
listened
to
an
address
on
minor
Roman
poets
keynote
speech
keynote
address
a
speech
setting
forth
the
keynote
nominating
speech
nominating
address
nomination
an
address
(usually
at
a
political
convention)
proposing
the
name
of
a
candidate
to
run
for
election,
the
nomination
was
brief
and
to
the
point
stump
speech
political
oratory
speech
community
people
sharing
a
given
language
or
dialect
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