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Definition
Synonym
Semesterapparat
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Semesterapparat
m
(Bibliothek)
course reserve collection (books); course literature
Semesterapparat
m
(Bibliothek)
course reserve collection (books); course literature
Semester, Trimester
term
Semester
n
term, term-time, semester
Semester
term
Semester
n
(Studienhalbjahr)
stud.
Semester
pl
term
Br.
; semester
Am.
(academic term)
terms; semesters
Evaluation
f
; Evaluierung
f
; fachgerechte Bewertung
f
Lehrveranstaltungsevaluation
f
stud.
Zwischenevaluation
f
Verfahren zur Zwischenevaluation einer Lehrveranstaltung im Semester
stud.
evaluation
course evaluation
interim evaluation; intermediate evaluation
teaching analysis poll TAP
Semester
n
(Studienhalbjahr)
stud.
Semester
pl
Studiensemester
n
term
Br.
; semester
Am.
(academic term)
terms; semesters
study semester
Semesterapparat
m
(Bibliothek)
course reserve collection (books); course literature
Semesterarbeit
f
term paper
Semesterarbeit
f
stud.
Semesterarbeiten
pl
term paper
term papers
Semesterbeginn
m
start of the semester
Semesterbeginn
m
; Semesterstart
m
stud
start of the semester
Semesterbeitrag
m
stud.
Semesterbeiträge
pl
term contribution; semester contribution
term contributions; semester contributions
Semesterbericht
m
stud.
Semesterberichte
pl
term report; semester report
term reports; semester reports
Semesterende
n
end of term
Semesterende
end of term
Semesterende
n
stud.
end of term
Semesterende
n
; Semesterschluss
m
stud.
end of term; end of semester
auf einmal da sein; schnell da sein; schneller gekommen sein als erwartet
v
(Termin, Phänomen)
Das Semesterende war jetzt schnell da.
Das Alter kommt schneller als man denkt.; Das Alter ist schneller da als man denkt.
to creep up on sb. (of a date or phenomenon)
The end of term has crept up on us.
Old age creeps up on us.
Semesterenden
ends of term
Semesterferien
pl
term break
Semesterferien
pl
vacation, vac
Semesterferien
pl
; Semesterpause
f
stud.
term break; semester break
Semesterferien
pl
stud.
vacation; vac
Ferien
pl
school
stud.
Frühjahrsferien
pl
; Frühlingsferien
pl
Herbstferien
Osterferien
pl
Pfingstferien
pl
Schulferien
pl
Semesterferien
Sommerferien
pl
Universitätsferien
pl
Weihnachtsferien
pl
Winterferien
pl
holidays
Br.
; vacation
Am.
; break
Am.
spring holidays
Br.
; spring vacation
Am.
; spring break
Am.
autumn half-term holiday
Br.
; fall half-term vacation
Am.
; fall break
Am.
Easter holidays
Br.
; Easter vacation; Easter break
Whit holidays
Br.
; Whitsun holidays
Br.
; Pentecost break
Am.
school holidays
Br.
; school vacation
Am.
; school break
Am.
end-of-term holidays
Br.
; semester vacation
Am.
; semester break
Am.
summer holidays
Br.
; summer vacation
Am.
university vacation
Br.
Am.
; university break
Am.
Christmas holidays; Christmas vacation
Am.
winter holidays; winter vacation
Am.
Universitätsferien
pl
; Gerichtsferien
pl
hist.
; Ferien
pl
stud.
große Ferien; Sommerferien
Herbstferien
Semesterferien
vacation; vac
Br.
coll.
long vaction; long vac
Br.
; summer vacation
half-term vacation
between-term vacation
Semestern, benennt, Zeit, Frist
terms
mehrsemestrig; semesterübergreifend
adj
stud.
eine mehrsemestrige Lehrveranstaltung
multi-term
a multi-term course
semesterübergreifend
adv
stud.
involving students of all levels
Notendurchschnitt
m
; Notenschnitt
m
school
stud.
semesterübergreifender Notendurchschnitt
ein Notendurchschnitt von 2,5
seinen Notendurchschnitt berechnen
average mark
Br.
; grade point average GPA
Am.
cumulative GPA
an average mark of 2.5; a 2.5 grade point average
to calculate your average mark your GPA
Semesterwochenstunden
pl
semester periods per week
Semesterwochenstunden
pl
SWS
stud.
semester periods per week; semester load (weekly hours); credit hours
Semesterwochenstunden
pl
SWS
stud.
semester periods per week; semester load (weekly hours); credit hours
Deutsche
Semesterapparat Synonyme
Englische
course reserve collection ; course literature Synonyme
course
Brownian movement
Indian file
MO
Zeitgeist
academic specialty
act
adit
advance
advancement
advancing
affluence
afflux
affluxion
agora
aim
air lane
algorithm
ambit
amphitheater
angular motion
antepast
approach
aqueduct
archery ground
area
arena
array
arsis
articulation
ascending
ascent
assuredly
athletic field
attack
auditorium
axial motion
azimuth
backflowing
background
backing
backward motion
badminton court
band
bank
baseball field
basketball court
bear garden
bearing
beat
bed
bedding
belt
bent
billiard parlor
boil
bout
bowl
bowling alley
bowling green
boxing ring
broil
bull ring
buzz
by all means
campaign
campus
canal
canvas
career
casserole
catena
catenation
certainly
chain
chain reaction
chaining
channel
chase
circle
circuit
circus
class
classical education
climbing
cockpit
coliseum
colosseum
commutation
commute
compass direction
concatenation
con
course
condensation trail
conduct
conduit
confluence
conflux
connection
consecution
continuum
contrail
core curriculum
couche
course
of action
course
of study
court
cover
cover ground
creed
cricket ground
croquet ground
croquet lawn
crosscurrent
crossing
cruise
culinary masterpiece
culinary preparation
current
curriculum
cycle
dart
dash
deck
definitely
defluxion
descending
descent
design
dessert
diamond
diastole
direction
direction line
discipline
dish
dispatch
ditch
do
dog
downbeat
downflow
downpour
downward motion
drift
driftage
drive
drone
duct
ebb
ebbing
egress
elective
endless belt
endless round
entrance
entree
entremets
excursion
execution
exit
expedition
fairway
falcon
fare
fare forth
fashion
fetch
field
file
filiation
flight
flight path
flit
flood
floor
flow
flow back
flow in
flow out
flowing
fluency
flush
flux
follow the hounds
football field
form
forum
forward motion
forwardal
forwarding
fowl
fry
furtherance
fur
course
of action
action
ad hoc measure
answer
artifice
contrivance
countermove
coup
demarche
device
dodge
effort
expedient
gimmick
improvisation
jury-rig
jury-rigged expedient
last expedient
last resort
last shift
makeshift
maneuver
means
measure
move
pis aller
resort
resource
shake-up
shift
solution
step
stopgap
stratagem
stroke
stroke of policy
tactic
temporary expedient
trick
trump
working hypothesis
working proposition
course
r
Houyhnhnm
Nimrod
antelope
arrow
beater
big game hunter
blue darter
blue streak
brood mare
cannonball
charger
colt
critter
dart
dobbin
eagle
electricity
entire
entire horse
equine
express train
filly
flash
foal
gazelle
gelding
greased lightning
greyhound
hare
horse
hunter
huntress
huntsman
jacker
jacklighter
jet plane
light
lightning
mare
mercury
mount
nag
prancer
quicksilver
rocket
scared rabbit
shikari
shot
sportsman
sportswoman
stalker
stallion
steed
streak
streak of lightning
striped snake
stud
studhorse
swallow
tarpan
thought
thunderbolt
top horse
torrent
trapper
trooper
war-horse
white hunter
wild horse
wind
Semesterapparat Definition
Collection
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
collecting
or
of
gathering
Collection
(
n.
)
That
which
is
collected
Collection
(
n.
)
A
gathering
or
assemblage
of
objects
or
of
persons.
Collection
(
n.
)
A
gathering
of
money
for
charitable
or
other
purposes,
as
by
passing
a
contribution
box
for
freewill
offerings.
Collection
(
n.
)
That
which
is
obtained
in
payment
of
demands.
Collection
(
n.
)
An
accumulation
of
any
substance.
Collection
(
n.
)
The
act
of
inferring
or
concluding
from
premises
or
observed
facts
Collection
(
n.
)
The
jurisdiction
of
a
collector
of
excise.
Literature
(
n.
)
Learning
Literature
(
n.
)
The
collective
body
of
literary
productions,
embracing
the
entire
results
of
knowledge
and
fancy
preserved
in
writing
Literature
(
n.
)
The
class
of
writings
distinguished
for
beauty
of
style
or
expression,
as
poetry,
essays,
or
history,
in
distinction
from
scientific
treatises
and
works
which
contain
positive
knowledge
Literature
(
n.
)
The
occupation,
profession,
or
business
of
doing
literary
work.
Reserve
(
v.
t.)
To
keep
back
Reserve
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
keep
in
store
for
future
or
special
use
Reserve
(
v.
t.)
To
make
an
exception
of
Reserve
(
n.
)
The
act
of
reserving,
or
keeping
back
Reserve
(
n.
)
That
which
is
reserved,
or
kept
back,
as
for
future
use.
Reserve
(
n.
)
That
which
is
excepted
Reserve
(
n.
)
Restraint
of
freedom
in
words
or
actions
Reserve
(
n.
)
A
tract
of
land
reserved,
or
set
apart,
for
a
particular
purpose
Reserve
(
n.
)
A
body
of
troops
in
the
rear
of
an
army
drawn
up
for
battle,
reserved
to
support
the
other
lines
as
occasion
may
require
Reserve
(
n.
)
Funds
kept
on
hand
to
meet
liabilities.
course reserve collection (books); course literature Bedeutung
literature
the
profession
or
art
of
a
writer,
her
place
in
literature
is
secure
bottle
collection
collecting
bottles
for
reuse
collection
collecting
assembling
aggregation
the
act
of
gathering
something
together
bottle
collection
the
activity
of
collecting
bottles,
bottle
collection
is
a
hobby
of
hers
garbage
collection
garbage
pickup
trash
collection
trash
pickup
the
collection
and
removal
of
garbage
numismatics
numismatology
coin
collecting
coin
collection
the
collection
and
study
of
money
(and
coins
in
particular)
philately
stamp
collecting
stamp
collection
the
collection
and
study
of
postage
stamps
tax
collection
the
collection
of
taxes
plate
collection
plate
a
shallow
receptacle
for
collection
in
church
reserve
reticence
taciturnity
the
trait
of
being
uncommunicative,
not
volunteering
anything
more
than
necessary
modesty
reserve
formality
and
propriety
of
manner
literature
lit
the
humanistic
study
of
a
body
of
literature,
he
took
a
course
in
Russian
lit
comparative
literature
study
of
literary
works
from
different
cultures
(often
in
translation)
literature
creative
writing
of
recognized
artistic
value
literature
published
writings
in
a
particular
style
on
a
particular
subject,
the
technical
literature,
one
aspect
of
Waterloo
has
not
yet
been
treated
in
the
literature
reserve
clause
a
clause
that
used
to
be
part
of
the
contract
with
a
professional
athlete
extending
the
contract
for
a
year
beyond
its
expiration,
the
reserve
clause
was
used
to
bind
players
to
a
particular
ball
club
atlas
book
of
maps
map
collection
a
collection
of
maps
in
book
form
sapiential
book
wisdom
book
wisdom
literature
any
of
the
biblical
books
(Proverbs,
Ecclesiastes,
Song
of
Songs,
Wisdom
of
Solomon,
Ecclesiasticus)
that
are
considered
to
contain
wisdom
Talmudic
literature
(Judaism)
ancient
rabbinical
writings
Sanskrit
literature
Hindu
literature
written
in
Sanskrit
Vedic
literature
Veda
(from
the
Sanskrit
word
for
`knowledge')
any
of
the
most
ancient
sacred
writings
of
Hinduism
written
in
early
Sanskrit,
traditionally
believed
to
comprise
the
Samhitas,
the
Brahmanas,
the
Aranyakas,
and
the
Upanishads
solicitation
appeal
collection
ingathering
request
for
a
sum
of
money,
an
appeal
to
raise
money
for
starving
children
collection
compendium
a
publication
containing
a
variety
of
works
Medical
Literature
Analysis
and
Retrieval
System
MEDLARS
relational
database
of
the
United
States
National
Library
of
Medicine
for
the
storage
and
retrieval
of
bibliographical
information
concerning
the
biomedical
literature
Bachelor
of
Literature
BLitt
a
bachelor's
degree
in
literature
Master
of
Literature
MLitt
a
master's
degree
in
literature
collection
aggregation
accumulation
assemblage
several
things
grouped
together
or
considered
as
a
whole
art
collection
a
collection
of
art
works
bottle
collection
a
collection
of
bottles,
her
bottle
collection
is
arranged
on
glass
shelves
in
the
window
coin
collection
a
collection
of
coins
loan
collection
a
number
of
pictures
loaned
by
their
owners
for
exhibition
stamp
collection
a
collection
of
stamps
rental
collection
a
collection
of
books
that
can
be
rented
by
readers
in
return
for
a
small
daily
fee
military
reserve
reserve
armed
forces
that
are
not
on
active
duty
but
can
be
called
in
an
emergency
Reserve
Officers
Training
Corps
ROTC
a
training
program
to
prepare
college
students
to
be
commissioned
officers
Federal
Reserve
Board
the
seven-member
board
governing
the
Federal
Reserve
System
Federal
Reserve
System
Federal
Reserve
Fed
FRS
the
central
bank
of
the
United
States,
incorporates
Federal
Reserve
branch
banks
and
all
national
banks
and
statehartered
commercial
banks
and
some
trust
companies,
the
Fed
seeks
to
control
the
United
States
economy
by
raising
and
lowering
short-term
interest
rates
and
the
money
supply
Federal
Reserve
Bank
reserve
bank
one
of
regional
banks
that
monitor
and
act
as
depositories
for
banks
in
their
region
territorial
territorial
reserve
a
territorial
military
unit
National
Guard
home
reserve
United
States
military
reserves
recruited
by
the
states
and
equipped
by
the
federal
government,
subject
to
call
by
either
reservation
reserve
a
district
that
is
reserved
for
particular
purpose
substitute
reserve
second-stringer
an
athlete
who
plays
only
when
a
starter
on
the
team
is
replaced
reserve
assets
capital
held
back
from
investment
in
order
to
meet
probable
or
possible
demands
reserve
backlog
stockpile
something
kept
back
or
saved
for
future
use
or
a
special
purpose
hidden
reserve
reserves
that
do
not
show
up
on
the
balance
sheet
(as
by
understating
values)
cookie
jar
reserve
a
hidden
reserve
that
can
be
used
to
adjust
quarterly
earning
reports
reserve
account
reserve
fund
funds
taken
out
of
earnings
to
provide
for
anticipated
future
payments
valuation
reserve
valuation
account
allowance
allowance
account
a
reserve
fund
created
by
a
charge
against
profits
in
order
to
provide
for
changes
in
the
value
of
a
company's
assets
bill
note
government
note
bank
bill
banker's
bill
bank
note
banknote
Federal
Reserve
note
greenback
a
piece
of
paper
money
(especially
one
issued
by
a
central
bank),
he
peeled
off
five
one-thousand-zloty
notes
reserve
(medicine)
potential
capacity
to
respond
in
order
to
maintain
vital
functions
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