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Definition
Synonym
Medienp�dagogik
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Pädagoge
m
; Pädagogin
f
school
Pädagogen
pl
; Pädagoginnen
pl
Medienpädagoge
m
Stimmpädagoge
m
pedagogue; pedagog
Am.
rare
; educator
pedagogues; pedagogs; educators
media educator
vocal pedagogue
Medienpädagogik
f
media education
Medienplanung
f
, Werbeplanung
f
account planning
Medienplanung, Werbeplanung
account planning
Medienplanung
f
; Werbeplanung
f
account planning
Medienpolitik
f
media policy
Medienpräsenz
f
media presence
Anwesenheitszeit
f
; Präsenzzeit
f
; Zeit der Medienpräsenz
f
soc.
face time
Am.
coll.
starke Präsenz
f
; Allgegenwart
f
(von etw.)
Allgegenwart von Sex und Gewalt
starke Medienpräsenz von Gewalt
overexposure (of sth.)
overexposure of sex and violence
overexposure of violence in the media
aufsehenerregend; vielbeachtet; im öffentlichen Blickpunkt (stehend); mit medialer Aufmerksamkeit; mit großer Medienpräsenz; mit viel Publicity (nachgestellt)
adj
(Sache)
ein aufsehenerregender Mordfall
eine demonstative Militärpräsenz
seine Rückkehr in die Spitzenpolitik
Personen in exponierten Positionen
high-profile (of a thing)
a high-profile murder case
a high-profile military presence
his return to high-profile politics
individuals in high-profile positions
Digitale Medienproduktion
f
digital media production
Deutsche
Medienp�dagogik Synonyme
Englische
pedagogue; pedagog ; educator Synonyme
pedagogue
abecedarian
certified teacher
docent
doctor
dominie
don
educationist
educator
fellow
guide
guru
instructor
maestro
master
melamed
mentor
mullah
pandit
pedagogist
preceptor
professor
pundit
rabbi
schoolkeeper
schoolmaster
schoolteacher
starets
teacher
Medienp�dagogik Definition
Educator
(
n.
)
One
who
educates
Media
(
n.
)
pl.
of
Medium.
Media
(
n.
)
One
of
the
sonant
mutes
/,
/,
/
(b,
d,
g),
in
Greek,
or
of
their
equivalents
in
other
languages,
so
named
as
intermediate
between
the
tenues,
/,
/,
/
(p,
t,
k),
and
the
aspiratae
(aspirates)
/,
/,
/
(ph
or
f,
th,
ch).
Also
called
middle
mute,
or
medial,
and
sometimes
soft
mute.
Media
(
pl.
)
of
Medium
Pedagog
(
n.
)
Pedagogue.
Pedagogue
(
n.
)
A
slave
who
led
his
master's
children
to
school,
and
had
the
charge
of
them
generally.
Pedagogue
(
n.
)
A
teacher
of
children
Pedagogue
(
n.
)
One
who
by
teaching
has
become
formal,
positive,
or
pedantic
in
his
ways
Pedagogue
(
v.
t.)
To
play
the
pedagogue
toward.
Rare
(
a.
)
Early.
Rare
(
superl.
)
Nearly
raw
Rare
(
superl.
)
Not
frequent
Rare
(
superl.
)
Of
an
uncommon
nature
Rare
(
superl.
)
Thinly
scattered
Rare
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
wide
separation
of
parts
Vocal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
voice
or
speech
Vocal
(
a.
)
Uttered
or
modulated
by
the
voice
Vocal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
vowel
or
voice
sound
Vocal
(
a.
)
Consisting
of,
or
characterized
by,
voice,
or
tone
produced
in
the
larynx,
which
may
be
modified,
either
by
resonance,
as
in
the
case
of
the
vowels,
or
by
obstructive
action,
as
in
certain
consonants,
such
as
v,
l,
etc.,
or
by
both,
as
in
the
nasals
m,
n,
ng
Vocal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
vowel
Vocal
(
n.
)
A
vocal
sound
Vocal
(
n.
)
A
man
who
has
a
right
to
vote
in
certain
elections.
pedagogue; pedagog [Am.] [rare]; educator / pedagogues; pedagogs; educators / media educator / vocal pedagogue Bedeutung
vocal
music
music
that
is
vocalized
(as
contrasted
with
instrumental
music)
compromise
via
media
a
middle
way
between
two
extremes
great
snipe
woodcock
snipe
Gallinago
media
Old
World
snipe
larger
and
darker
than
the
whole
snipe
speech
organ
vocal
organ
organ
of
speech
any
of
the
organs
involved
in
speech
production
middle
cerebral
vein
vena
cerebri
media
either
of
two
cerebral
veins
vocal
cord
vocal
fold
vocal
band
plica
vocalis
either
of
two
pairs
of
folds
of
mucous
membrane
projecting
into
the
larynx
false
vocal
cord
false
vocal
fold
superior
vocal
cord
ventricular
fold
vestibular
fold
either
of
the
upper
two
vocal
cords
that
are
not
involved
in
vocalization
true
vocal
cord
true
vocal
fold
inferior
vocal
cord
inferior
vocal
fold
either
of
the
two
lower
vocal
folds
that
come
together
to
form
the
glottis,
produce
a
vocal
tone
when
they
are
approximated
and
air
from
the
lungs
passes
between
them
print
media
a
medium
that
disseminates
printed
matter
journalism
news
media
newspapers
and
magazines
collectively
song
vocal
a
short
musical
composition
with
words,
a
successful
musical
must
have
at
least
three
good
songs
vocal
music
vocal
music
intended
to
be
performed
by
one
or
more
singers,
usually
with
instrumental
accompaniment
educator
pedagogue
pedagog
someone
who
educates
young
people
media
consultant
media
guru
someone
who
advises
about
the
use
of
communication
media
rare
bird
rara
avis
a
rare
or
unique
person
common
chickweed
Stellaria
media
a
common
low-growing
annual
garden
weed
with
small
white
flowers,
cosmopolitan,
soalled
because
it
is
eaten
by
chickens
hoary
plantain
Plantago
media
widely
distributed
Old
World
perennial
naturalized
in
North
America
having
finely
hairy
leaves
and
inconspicuous
white
fragrant
flowers
otitis
media
inflammation
of
the
middle
ear,
common
in
children
rare
earth
rare-earth
element
lanthanoid
lanthanide
lanthanon
any
element
of
the
lanthanide
series
(atomic
numbers
through
)
rare
not
widely
distributed,
rare
herbs,
rare
patches
of
green
in
the
desert
rare
not
widely
known,
especially
valued
for
its
uncommonness,
a
rare
word,
rare
books
outspoken
vocal
given
to
expressing
yourself
freely
or
insistently,
outspoken
in
their
opposition
to
segregation,
a
vocal
assembly
rare-roasted
(meat)
roasted
with
the
meat
inside
still
rare
rare
(of
meat)
cooked
a
short
time,
still
red
inside,
rare
roast
beef
rare
recurring
only
at
long
intervals,
a
rare
appearance,
total
eclipses
are
rare
events
vocal
full
of
the
sound
of
voices,
a
playground
vocal
with
the
shouts
and
laughter
of
children
rare
uncommon
marked
by
an
uncommon
quality,
especially
superlative
or
extreme
of
its
kind,
what
is
so
rare
as
a
day
in
June-J.R.Lowell,
a
rare
skill,
an
uncommon
sense
of
humor,
she
was
kind
to
an
uncommon
degree
rare
rarefied
rarified
having
low
density,
rare
gasses,
lightheaded
from
the
rarefied
mountain
air
vocal
having
or
using
the
power
to
produce
speech
or
sound,
vocal
organs,
all
vocal
beings
hymned
their
praise
vocal
relating
to
or
designed
for
or
using
the
singing
voice,
vocal
technique,
the
vocal
repertoire,
organized
a
vocal
group
to
sing
his
compositions
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