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Definition
Synonym
Lebensbereich
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Sphäre,
Lebensbereich
, Wirkungskreis
sphere
Lebensbereich
m
Lebensbereich
e
pl
area of life
areas of life
Politik
f
(
Lebensbereich
)
pol.
über Politik reden
politics
to talk (about) politics
Lebensbereich
m
soc.
Lebensbereich
e
pl
jds. höchstpersönlicher
Lebensbereich
area of life; sphere of life
areas of life; spheres of life
sb.'s most private intimate sphere of life
Enfant terrible
m
(in einem
Lebensbereich
)
soc.
das Enfant terrible der Theaterszene
enfant terrible (in an area of life)
the enfant terrible of the theatre scene
Seite
f
(die Akteure in einem bestimmten
Lebensbereich
)
adm.
pol.
soc.
von amtlicher Seite
Kritik von kirchlicher Seite
ein Punkt der von ministerieller Seite angeregt wurde
vielfach geäußerte Bedenken
Von dieser Seite erwarte ich keine Hilfe.
Unterstützung für den Plan kam von unerwarteter Seite.
Angebote kamen von mehreren Seiten.
Von allen Seiten gab es Beschwerden.
Von verschiedener Seite Verschiedentlich wurden Zweifel laut.
quarter
from official quarters
criticism from the Church
a point suggested by a ministry
concerns that have been expressed in many quarters
I expect no help from that quarter.
Support for the plan came from an unexpected quarter.
Offers came from several quarters.
Complaints came from all quarters.
Doubts were voiced in many quarters.
Seite
f
(die Akteure in einem bestimmten
Lebensbereich
)
adm.
pol.
soc.
von amtlicher Seite
Kritik von kirchlicher Seite
ein Punkt, der von ministerieller Seite angeregt wurde
vielfach geäußerte Bedenken
Von dieser Seite erwarte ich keine Hilfe.
Unterstützung für den Plan kam von unerwarteter Seite.
Angebote kamen von mehreren Seiten.
Von allen Seiten gab es Beschwerden.
Von verschiedener Seite Verschiedentlich wurden Zweifel laut.
quarter
from official quarters
criticism from the Church
a point suggested by a ministry
concerns that have been expressed in many quarters
I expect no help from that quarter.
Support for the plan came from an unexpected quarter.
Offers came from several quarters.
Complaints came from all quarters.
Doubts were voiced in many quarters.
Beratung
f
(institutionalisiertes Hilfsangebot für einen bestimmten
Lebensbereich
)
Beratung nach der Bestattung
Akademikerberatung
f
Alkoholberatung
f
Außenwirtschaftsberatung
f
econ.
Steuerberatung
f
fin.
Berufsberatung
f
; Ausbildungsberatung
f
Drogenberatung
f
med.
Eheberatung
f
Erziehungsberatung
f
Fachberatung
f
Familienberatung
f
Gesundheitsberatung
f
schulbegleitende Beratung; Schulberatung
f
school
Sexualberatung
f
med.
Suchtberatung
f
Trauerberatung
f
Verhaltensberatung
f
counselling
Br.
; counseling
Am.
; guidance; advisement
Am.
(institutionalized assistance for a particular sphere of life)
post-funeral counselling
graduate counselling; graduate advisement
alcohol counselling; alcohol education
foreign trade and payments counselling
tax counselling; tax counseling
vocational guidance; career counselling; career advisement
drugs counselling; drug counseling
marriage counselling; marriage guidance
educational counselling; educational counseling; educational guidance
specialist counselling; specialist counseling
family counselling; family counseling
health counselling; health counseling
school counselling; school counselling
sexual counselling; sexual counseling
addiction counselling; addiction counseling
bereavement counselling; bereavement counseling
behavioural counselling; behavioral consultation
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Lebensbereich Synonyme
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Englische
sphere Synonyme
sphere
Aldebaran
Canicula
Dog Star
Hesper
Hesperus
Lucifer
North Star
Phosphor
Phosphorus
Polaris
Sirius
Venus
Vesper
academic discipline
academic specialty
acreage
agora
ambit
amphitheater
applied science
area
arena
art
athletic field
auditorium
background
bag
bailiwick
ball
balloon
bear garden
beat
bladder
blob
boll
bolus
border
borderland
bowl
boxing ring
breadth
bubble
bulb
bulbil
bulblet
bull ring
campus
canvas
caste
celestial body
champaign
circle
circuit
circus
class
cockpit
coliseum
colosseum
comet
concern
condition
continuum
course
daystar
demesne
department
department of knowledge
dimension
discipline
domain
dominion
drop
droplet
echelon
ellipsoid
emptiness
empty space
en
sphere
evening star
expanse
expansion
extension
extent
field
field of inquiry
field of study
fixed stars
floor
footing
forte
forum
galactic space
geoid
globe
globelet
globoid
globule
glomerulus
gob
gobbet
ground
gym
gymnasium
hall
heavenly body
hemi
sphere
hierarchy
hippodrome
infinite space
interstellar space
judicial circuit
jurisdiction
knob
knot
level
lists
living sapphires
locale
lodestar
march
marketplace
mat
measure
milieu
morning star
natural science
nothingness
oblate spheroid
ology
open forum
orb
orbit
orblet
order
outer space
palaestra
pale
parade ground
pellet
pit
place
platform
polar star
polestar
position
power structure
precedence
precinct
prize ring
prolate spheroid
proportion
province
public square
pure science
purlieu
range
rank
rate
rating
realm
ring
rondure
round
scene
scene of action
scenery
science
setting
site
social science
society
space
spatial extension
specialty
spheroid
spherule
spread
squared circle
stadium
stage
stage set
stage setting
standing
starry host
stars
station
status
stratum
study
subdiscipline
subject
superficial extension
surface
technicology
technics
techn
sphere
of influence
Eisenhower Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine
Nixon Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
ambit
appeasement
bailiwick
balance of power
brinkmanship
coexistence
colonialism
compromise
constituency
containment
detente
deterrence
diplomacy
diplomatic
diplomatics
dollar diplomacy
dollar imperialism
expansionism
footing
foreign affairs
foreign policy
good-neighbor policy
imperialism
internationalism
isolationism
manifest destiny
militarism
nationalism
neocolonialism
neutralism
nonresistance
open door
open-door policy
orbit
peace offensive
peaceful coexistence
preparedness
shirt-sleeve diplomacy
shuttle diplomacy
sphere
s of influence
stamping ground
territory
the big stick
tough policy
turf
vantage
world politics
Lebensbereich Definition
Sphere
(
n.
)
A
body
or
space
contained
under
a
single
surface,
which
in
every
part
is
equally
distant
from
a
point
within
called
its
center.
Sphere
(
n.
)
Hence,
any
globe
or
globular
body,
especially
a
celestial
one,
as
the
sun,
a
planet,
or
the
earth.
Sphere
(
n.
)
The
apparent
surface
of
the
heavens,
which
is
assumed
to
be
spherical
and
everywhere
equally
distant,
in
which
the
heavenly
bodies
appear
to
have
their
places,
and
on
which
the
various
astronomical
circles,
as
of
right
ascension
and
declination,
the
equator,
ecliptic,
etc.,
are
conceived
to
be
drawn
Sphere
(
n.
)
In
ancient
astronomy,
one
of
the
concentric
and
eccentric
revolving
spherical
transparent
shells
in
which
the
stars,
sun,
planets,
and
moon
were
supposed
to
be
set,
and
by
which
they
were
carried,
in
such
a
manner
as
to
produce
their
apparent
motions.
Sphere
(
n.
)
The
extension
of
a
general
conception,
or
the
totality
of
the
individuals
or
species
to
which
it
may
be
applied.
Sphere
(
n.
)
Circuit
or
range
of
action,
knowledge,
or
influence
Sphere
(
n.
)
Rank
Sphere
(
n.
)
An
orbit,
as
of
a
star
Sphere
(
v.
t.)
To
place
in
a
sphere
,
or
among
the
sphere
s
Sphere
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
roundness
sphere Bedeutung
armillary
sphere
armilla
a
celestial
globe
consisting
of
metal
hoops,
used
by
early
astronomers
to
determine
the
positions
of
stars
sphere
any
spherically
shaped
artifact
sector
sphere
a
particular
aspect
of
life
or
activity,
he
was
helpless
in
an
important
sector
of
his
life
celestial
sphere
sphere
empyrean
firmament
heavens
vault
of
heaven
welkin
the
apparent
surface
of
the
imaginary
sphere
on
which
celestial
bodies
appear
to
be
projected
sphere
sphere
of
influence
the
geographical
area
in
which
one
nation
is
very
influential
Monk
Thelonious
Monk
Thelonious
Sphere
Monk
United
States
jazz
pianist
who
was
one
of
the
founders
of
the
bebop
style
(-)
sphere
a
three-dimensional
closed
surface
such
that
every
point
on
the
surface
is
equidistant
from
the
center
sphere
a
solid
figure
bounded
by
a
spherical
surface
(including
the
space
it
encloses)
sphere
domain
area
orbit
field
arena
a
particular
environment
or
walk
of
life,
his
social
sphere
is
limited,
it
was
a
closed
area
of
employment,
he's
out
of
my
orbit
political
arena
political
sphere
a
sphere
of
intense
political
activity
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