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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
muendliche
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
mündliche Prüfung
oral examination
mündliche Befragung
oral interview
mündliche Vereinbarung
verbal agreement
Mündliche
n
, Mündliches
oral
mündliche Abrede, mündliche Vereinbarung
oral agreement
mündliche Befragung, Vorstellungsgespräch
interview
Gerichtsverhandlung
f
mündliche Verhandlung
court proceedings
oral proceedings
Prüfung
f
Prüfungen
pl
mündliche Prüfungen
aufgeschobene Prüfung
nach bestandener Prüfung
bei nicht bestandener Prüfung
Prüfung vornehmen
exam, examination
exams
orals
deferred exam
after passing the exam
if you don't pass the exam
to carry out the examination
Fähigkeit
f
Fähigkeiten
pl
, Geschicke
pl
verbale Fähigkeiten, mündliche Ausdrucksfähigkeit
soziale und emotionale Fähigkeiten, soziale Kompetenz
skill
skills
verbal skills
soft skills
Deutsche
muendliche Synonyme
muendliche
Englische
oral examination Synonyme
oral
acknowledged
admitted
answering
articulate
articulated
audition
blue book
communicating
communicational
communional
conventional
conversational
customary
enunciated
established
exam
examen
examination
final
final examination
fixed
folk
great go
hallowed
handed down
hearing
heroic
hoary
honors
immemorial
interacting
interactional
interactive
intercommunicational
intercommunicative
intercommunional
interresponsive
interrogative
interrogatory
inveterate
legendary
lingual
linguistic
long-established
long-standing
mandibular
maxillary
midsemester
midterm
mouthlike
mythological
nuncupative
of long standing
of the folk
oral
examination
orificial
parol
prelim
prescriptive
pronounced
questioning
quiz
received
recognized
responsive
rooted
said
sonant
sounded
speech
spoken
take-home examination
telepathic
test
time-honored
told
traditional
transmissional
trial
tried and true
tripos
true-blue
understood
unwritten
uttered
venerable
verbal
viva
viva voce
vocal
vocalized
voiced
voiceful
word-of-mouth
worshipful
written
written examination
muendliche Definition
Cross-examination
(
n.
)
The
interrogating
or
questioning
of
a
witness
by
the
party
against
whom
he
has
been
called
and
examined.
See
Examination.
Examination
(
n.
)
The
act
of
examining,
or
state
of
being
examined
Examination
(
n.
)
A
process
prescribed
or
assigned
for
testing
qualification
Oral
(
a.
)
Uttered
by
the
mouth,
or
in
words
Oral
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
mouth
Self-examination
(
n.
)
An
examination
into
one's
own
state,
conduct,
and
motives,
particularly
in
regard
to
religious
feelings
and
duties.
oral examination Bedeutung
autopsy
necropsy
postmortem
post-mortem
PM
postmortem
examination
post-mortem
examination
an
examination
and
dissection
of
a
dead
body
to
determine
cause
of
death
or
the
changes
produced
by
disease
checkup
medical
checkup
medical
examination
medical
exam
medical
health
check
a
thorough
physical
examination,
includes
a
variety
of
tests
depending
on
the
age
and
sex
and
health
of
the
person
examination
scrutiny
the
act
of
examining
something
closely
(as
for
mistakes)
examination
testing
the
act
of
giving
students
or
candidates
a
test
(as
by
questions)
to
determine
what
they
know
or
have
learned
oral
contraception
contraception
achieved
by
taking
oral
contraceptive
pills
oral
sex
head
oral
stimulation
of
the
genitals,
they
say
he
gives
good
head
bank
examination
an
examination
of
the
affairs
and
records
of
a
bank
by
a
state
or
federal
bank
examiner
pill
birth
control
pill
contraceptive
pill
oral
contraceptive
pill
oral
contraceptive
anovulatory
drug
anovulant
a
contraceptive
in
the
form
of
a
pill
containing
estrogen
and
progestin
to
inhibit
ovulation
and
so
prevent
conception
Sabin
vaccine
oral
poliovirus
vaccine
OPV
trivalent
live
oral
poliomyelitis
vaccine
TOPV
an
oral
vaccine
(containing
live
but
weakened
poliovirus)
that
is
given
to
provide
immunity
to
poliomyelitis
oral
personality
(psychoanalysis)
a
personality
characterized
either
by
generous
optimism
or
aggressive
and
ambitious
selfishness,
formed
in
early
childhood
by
fixation
during
the
oral
stage
of
development
oral
smear
alimentary
tract
smear
of
material
obtained
from
the
mouth
mouth
oral
cavity
oral
fissure
rima
oris
the
opening
through
which
food
is
taken
in
and
vocalizations
emerge,
he
stuffed
his
mouth
with
candy
introspection
selfontemplation
self-examination
the
contemplation
of
your
own
thoughts
and
desires
and
conduct
examen
examination
a
detailed
inspection
of
your
conscience
(as
done
daily
by
Jesuits)
oral
contract
an
agreement
that
is
not
in
writing
and
is
not
signed
by
the
parties
but
is
a
real
existing
contract
that
lacks
only
the
formal
requirement
of
a
memorandum
to
render
it
enforceable
in
litigation
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
interrogation
examination
interrogatory
formal
systematic
questioning
cross-examination
(law)
close
questioning
of
a
hostile
witness
in
a
court
of
law
to
discredit
or
throw
a
new
light
on
the
testimony
already
provided
in
direct
examination
direct
examination
(law)
the
initial
questioning
of
a
witness
by
the
party
that
called
the
witness
redirect
examination
reexamination
(law)
questioning
of
a
witness
by
the
party
that
called
the
witness
after
that
witness
has
been
subject
to
cross-examination
examination
exam
test
a
set
of
questions
or
exercises
evaluating
skill
or
knowledge,
when
the
test
was
stolen
the
professor
had
to
make
a
new
set
of
questions
bar
examination
bar
exam
an
examination
conducted
at
regular
intervals
to
determine
whether
a
candidate
is
qualified
to
practice
law
in
a
given
jurisdiction,
applicants
may
qualify
to
take
the
New
York
bar
examination
by
graduating
from
an
approved
law
school,
he
passed
the
bar
exam
on
his
third
try
comprehensive
examination
comprehensive
comp
an
intensive
examination
testing
a
student's
proficiency
in
some
special
field
of
knowledge,
she
took
her
comps
in
English
literature
entrance
examination
entrance
exam
examination
to
determine
a
candidate's
preparation
for
a
course
of
studies
final
examination
final
exam
final
an
examination
administered
at
the
end
of
an
academic
term
midterm
examination
midterm
exam
midterm
an
examination
administered
in
the
middle
of
an
academic
term
oral
oral
exam
oral
examination
viva
voce
viva
an
examination
conducted
by
spoken
communication
preliminary
examination
preliminary
exam
prelim
an
examination
taken
by
graduate
students
to
determine
their
fitness
to
continue
test
paper
examination
paper
exam
paper
question
sheet
a
written
examination
public
speaking
speechmaking
speaking
oral
presentation
delivering
an
address
to
a
public
audience,
people
came
to
see
the
candidates
and
hear
the
speechmaking
Roberts
Oral
Roberts
United
States
evangelist
(born
)
oral
herpes
herpes
labialis
cold
sore
fever
blister
caused
by
herpes
simplex
virus
type
(HSV-)
oral
cancer
malignant
neoplasm
of
the
lips
of
mouth,
most
common
in
men
over
the
age
of
oral
stage
oral
phase
(psychoanalysis)
the
first
sexual
and
social
stage
of
an
infant's
development,
the
mouth
is
the
focus
of
the
libido
and
satisfaction
comes
from
suckling
and
chewing
and
biting
oral
a
stage
in
psychosexual
development
when
the
child's
interest
is
concentrated
in
the
mouth,
fixation
at
this
stage
is
said
to
result
in
dependence,
selfishness,
and
aggression
oral
of
or
involving
the
mouth
or
mouth
region
or
the
surface
on
which
the
mouth
is
located,
the
oral
cavity,
the
oral
mucous
membrane,
the
oral
surface
of
a
starfish
oral
unwritten
using
speech
rather
than
writing,
an
oral
tradition,
an
oral
agreement
oral
of
or
relating
to
or
affecting
or
for
use
in
the
mouth,
oral
hygiene,
an
oral
thermometer,
an
oral
vaccine
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