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Definition
Synonym
Sprechpause
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Sprechpause
f
ling.
Sprechpause
n
pl
speech pause; speech break
speech pauses; speech breaks
Sprechpause
f
ling.
Sprechpause
n
pl
speech pause; speech break
speech pauses; speech breaks
Sprechpause
f
ling.
Sprechpause
n
pl
speech pause; speech break
speech pauses; speech breaks
ähm (Füllwort für
Sprechpause
n)
Wie auch immer, ähm, wo war ich stehengeblieben?
um; erm
Br.
(filler for pauses in speech)
Anyway, um, where was I?
Deutsche
Sprechpause Synonyme
Englische
speech pause; speech break Synonyme
speech
ESP
address
after-dinner
speech
alliteration
allocution
allusion
anacoluthon
anadiplosis
analogy
anaphora
anastrophe
answer
answering
antiphrasis
antithesis
antonomasia
apophasis
aporia
aposiopesis
apostrophe
articulated
articulation
blast
bull session
catachresis
chalk talk
chiasmus
chinfest
choice of words
circumlocution
climax
commerce
communicating
communication
communicational
communion
communional
composition
confab
confabulation
congress
connection
contact
conversation
conversational
converse
conversion
correspondence
dealing
dealings
debate
declamation
dialect
dialogue
diatribe
diction
discourse
disquisition
duologue
ecphonesis
elocution
emphasis
enunciated
enunciation
eulogy
exchange
exclamation
exhortation
expression
filibuster
forensic
forensic address
formal
speech
formulation
funeral oration
gemination
grammar
harangue
homily
hortatory address
hypallage
hyperbaton
hyperbole
idiom
inaugural
inaugural address
information
interacting
interaction
interactional
interactive
interchange
intercommunication
intercommunicational
intercommunicative
intercommunion
intercommunional
intercourse
interplay
interresponsive
interrogative
interrogatory
invective
inversion
irony
jargon
jeremiad
language
langue
lecture
line
lingo
lingua
lingual
linguistic
linguistic intercourse
litotes
locution
malapropism
meiosis
message
metaphor
metonymy
nuncupative
onomatopoeia
oral
oral communication
oration
oxymoron
palaver
paregmenon
parenthesis
parlance
parley
parol
parole
pep talk
periphrasis
peroration
personal usage
personification
philippic
phrase
phraseology
phrasing
pitch
pleonasm
prepared
speech
prepared text
preterition
prolepsis
pronounced
public
speech
question-and-answer session
questioning
reading
recital
recitation
regression
repetition
reply
response
responsive
rhetoric
said
sales pitch
sales talk
speech
organ
alveolar ridge
alveolus
apex
arytenoid cartilages
back
blade
dorsum
hard palate
larynx
lips
nasal cavity
oral cavity
palate
pharyngeal cavity
pharynx
soft palate
syrinx
teeth
teeth ridge
tip
tongue
velum
vocal chink
vocal cords
vocal folds
vocal processes
voice box
speech
less
anaudic
aphasic
aphonic
breathless
brief
brusque
close
close-tongued
closemouthed
concise
curt
dazed
dumb
dumbfounded
dumbstricken
dumbstruck
economical of words
inarticulate
indisposed to talk
laconic
mum
mute
nonplussed
quiet
reserved
shocked
short
silent
snug
sparing of words
stricken dumb
taciturn
terse
thunderstruck
tight-lipped
tongue-tied
tongueless
uncommunicative
unloquacious
untalkative
voiceless
word-bound
wordless
speech
maker
debater
declaimer
demagogue
haranguer
jawsmith
panelist
public speaker
rabble-rouser
ranter
speaker
speech
er
speech
ifier
spieler
spokesman
spokeswoman
spouter
talker
tub-thumper
Sprechpause Definition
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
strain
apart
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
open
as
by
breaking
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
open,
as
a
purpose
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
infringe
or
violate,
as
an
obligation,
law,
or
promise.
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
interrupt
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
completeness
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
arrangement
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
shatter
to
pieces
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
exchange
for
other
money
or
currency
of
smaller
denomination
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
strength,
firmness,
or
consistency
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
weaken
or
impair,
as
health,
spirit,
or
mind.
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
diminish
the
force
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
impart,
as
news
or
information
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
tame
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
financial
credit
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
official
character
and
standing
of
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
come
apart
or
divide
into
two
or
more
pieces,
usually
with
suddenness
and
violence
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
open
spontaneously,
or
by
pressure
from
within,
as
a
bubble,
a
tumor,
a
seed
vessel,
a
bag.
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
burst
forth
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
burst
forth
violently,
as
a
storm.
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
open
up
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
become
weakened
in
constitution
or
faculties
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
be
crushed,
or
overwhelmed
with
sorrow
or
grief
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
in
business
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
abrupt
or
sudden
change
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
fail
in
musical
quality
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
out
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
opening
made
by
fracture
or
disruption.
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
interruption
of
continuity
Break
(
v.
t.)
A
projection
or
recess
from
the
face
of
a
building.
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
opening
or
displacement
in
the
circuit,
interrupting
the
electrical
current.
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
interruption
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
interruption
in
continuity
in
writing
or
printing,
as
where
there
is
an
omission,
an
unfilled
line,
etc.
Break
(
v.
t.)
The
first
appearing,
as
of
light
in
the
morning
Break
(
v.
t.)
A
large
four-wheeled
carriage,
having
a
straight
body
and
calash
top,
with
the
driver's
seat
in
front
and
the
footman's
behind.
Break
(
v.
t.)
A
device
for
checking
motion,
or
for
measuring
friction.
See
Brake,
n.
9
&
10.
Break
(
n.
)
See
Commutator.
Break-circuit
(
n.
)
A
key
or
other
device
for
breaking
an
electrical
circuit.
Break-up
(
n.
)
Disruption
By-speech
(
n.
)
An
incidental
or
casual
speech,
not
directly
relating
to
the
point.
Pause
(
n.
)
A
temporary
stop
or
rest
Pause
(
n.
)
Temporary
inaction
or
waiting
Pause
(
n.
)
In
speaking
or
reading
aloud,
a
brief
arrest
or
suspension
of
voice,
to
indicate
the
limits
and
relations
of
sentences
and
their
parts.
Pause
(
n.
)
In
writing
and
printing,
a
mark
indicating
the
place
and
nature
of
an
arrest
of
voice
in
reading
Pause
(
n.
)
A
break
or
paragraph
in
writing.
Pause
(
n.
)
A
hold.
See
4th
Hold,
7.
Pause
(
n.
)
To
make
a
short
stop
Pause
(
n.
)
To
be
intermitted
Pause
(
n.
)
To
hesitate
Pause
(
n.
)
To
stop
in
order
to
consider
speech pause; speech break / speech pauses; speech breaks Bedeutung
break
breakout
jailbreak
gaolbreak
prisonbreak
prison-breaking
an
escape
from
jail,
the
breakout
was
carefully
planned
open
frame
break
any
frame
in
which
a
bowler
fails
to
make
a
strike
or
spare,
the
break
in
the
eighth
frame
cost
him
the
match
fast
break
(basketball)
a
rapid
dash
to
get
a
shot
as
soon
as
possible
after
taking
possession
of
the
ball
break
a
sudden
dash,
he
made
a
break
for
the
open
door
breakage
break
breaking
the
act
of
breaking
something,
the
breakage
was
unavoidable
break
interruption
disruption
gap
an
act
of
delaying
or
interrupting
the
continuity,
it
was
presented
without
commercial
breaks,
there
was
a
gap
in
his
account
break
break
of
serve
(tennis)
a
score
consisting
of
winning
a
game
when
your
opponent
was
serving,
he
was
up
two
breaks
in
the
second
set
break
the
opening
shot
that
scatters
the
balls
in
billiards
or
pool
break
dancing
break
dance
a
form
of
solo
dancing
that
involves
rapid
acrobatic
moves
in
which
different
parts
of
the
body
touch
the
ground,
normally
performed
to
the
rhythm
of
rap
music
speech
therapy
any
therapy
intended
to
correct
a
disorder
of
speech
housebreaking
break-in
breaking
and
entering
trespassing
for
an
unlawful
purpose,
illegal
entrance
into
premises
with
criminal
intent
pause
temporary
inactivity
respite
recess
break
time
out
a
pause
from
doing
something
(as
work),
we
took
a
-minute
break,
he
took
time
out
to
recuperate
spring
break
a
week
or
more
of
recess
during
the
spring
term
at
school
break
seal
a
seal
that
must
be
broken
when
first
used
and
cannot
easily
be
resealed,
it
was
stored
in
a
tube
with
a
break
seal
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
part
of
speech
form
class
word
class
one
of
the
traditional
categories
of
words
intended
to
reflect
their
functions
in
a
grammatical
context
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
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
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
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)
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
break
an
abrupt
change
in
the
tone
or
register
of
the
voice
(as
at
puberty
or
due
to
emotion),
then
there
was
a
break
in
her
voice
rupture
breach
break
severance
rift
falling
out
a
personal
or
social
separation
(as
between
opposing
factions),
they
hoped
to
avoid
a
break
in
relations
break
good
luck
happy
chance
an
unexpected
piece
of
good
luck,
he
finally
got
his
big
break
break
the
occurrence
of
breaking,
the
break
in
the
dam
threatened
the
valley
interruption
break
some
abrupt
occurrence
that
interrupts
an
ongoing
activity,
the
telephone
is
an
annoying
interruption,
there
was
a
break
in
the
action
when
a
player
was
hurt
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