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Definition
Synonym
Streitkultur
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Streitkultur
f
soc.
culture of debate; culture of dispute
Streitkultur
f
soc.
culture of debate; culture of dispute
Streitkultur
f
soc.
culture of debate; culture of dispute
Deutsche
Streitkultur Synonyme
streitkultur
Englische
culture of debate; culture of dispute Synonyme
culture
Acheulean
Aurignacian
Azilian
Chellean
Eolithic
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Pre-Chellean
Solutrean
acculturation
acquired taste
agrarianism
agricultural geology
agri
culture
agrology
agronomics
agronomy
appreciation of excellence
background
backset
bibliolatry
bibliomania
bluestockingism
book learning
book madness
bookiness
bookishness
booklore
breed
breeding
cation
choiceness
civility
civilization
civilized taste
civilizedness
class
classical scholarship
classicism
community
complex
contour farming
contour plowing
cultivate
cultivated taste
cultivating
cultivation
cultural drift
culture
area
culture
center
culture
complex
culture
conflict
culture
contact
culture
pattern
culture
trait
customs
cut
daintiness
delicacy
delve
dig
dirt farming
discernment
discrimination
donnishness
dress
dressing
dry farming
dryland farming
education
elegance
enculturation
enlightenment
eruditeness
erudition
ethnic group
ethos
excellence
fallow
fallowing
farm
farm economy
farming
fastidiousness
fatten
feed
fertilize
finesse
folkways
force
fruit farming
furrowing
genteelness
gentility
gentlemanlikeness
gentlemanliness
gentleness
geoponics
good breeding
good taste
grace
gracefulness
gracility
graciosity
graciousness
grain farming
grow
harrow
harrowing
hatch
hoe
hoeing
humanism
humanistic scholarship
husbandry
hydroponics
intellectualism
intellectuality
intensive farming
keep
key trait
ladylikeness
learnedness
learning
letters
list
listing
literacy
mixed farming
mores
mulch
nation
nationality
niceness
nicety
nurture
pedantism
pedantry
people
plow
plowing
polish
prune
pruning
quality
race
raise
rake
ranch
reading
rear
refinement
run
rural economy
savoir faire
savoir-faire
scholarship
sharecropping
socialization
society
sophist
sophistication
spade
speech community
stock
strain
strip farming
suavity
subsistence farming
subtl
culture
d
abstruse
advanced
ameliorated
beautified
bettered
civilized
converted
cultivated
dainty
deep
delicate
developed
discriminating
distingue
educated
elegant
embellished
encyclopedic
enhanced
enlightened
enriched
erudite
fastidious
fine
genteel
gentle
gentlemanlike
gentlemanly
graceful
gracile
gracious
highbred
improved
ladylike
learned
lettered
literate
nice
pansophic
perfected
polished
polyhistoric
polymath
polymathic
profound
refined
reformed
scholarly
scholastic
sophisticated
studious
subtle
transfigured
transformed
urbane
well-bred
well-brought-up
wise
Streitkultur Definition
Culture
(
n.
)
The
act
or
practice
of
cultivating,
or
of
preparing
the
earth
for
seed
and
raising
crops
by
tillage
Culture
(
n.
)
The
act
of,
or
any
labor
or
means
employed
for,
training,
disciplining,
or
refining
the
moral
and
intellectual
nature
of
man
Culture
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
cultivated
Culture
(
v.
t.)
To
cultivate
Debate
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
in
combat
for
Debate
(
v.
t.)
To
contend
for
in
words
or
arguments
Debate
(
v.
i.)
To
engage
in
strife
or
combat
Debate
(
v.
i.)
To
contend
in
words
Debate
(
v.
t.)
A
fight
or
fighting
Debate
(
v.
t.)
Contention
in
words
or
arguments
Debate
(
v.
t.)
Subject
of
discussion.
Dispute
(
v.
i.)
To
contend
in
argument
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
subject
of
disputation
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
oppose
by
argument
or
assertion
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
strive
or
contend
about
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
struggle
against
Dispute
(
v.
i.)
Verbal
controversy
Dispute
(
v.
i.)
Contest
Self-culture
(
n.
)
Culture,
training,
or
education
of
one's
self
by
one's
own
efforts.
culture of debate; culture of dispute Bedeutung
culture
the
raising
of
plants
or
animals,
the
culture
of
oysters
cranberry
culture
the
cultivation
of
cranberries
drip
culture
a
hydroponic
method
of
growing
plants
by
allowing
nutrient
solutions
to
drip
slowly
onto
an
inert
medium
in
which
the
plants
are
growing
culture
(biology)
the
growing
of
microorganisms
in
a
nutrient
medium
(such
as
gelatin
or
agar),
the
culture
of
cells
in
a
Petri
dish
dispute
contravention
coming
into
conflict
with
culture
shock
a
condition
of
disorientation
affecting
someone
who
is
suddenly
exposed
to
an
unfamiliar
culture
or
way
of
life
or
set
of
attitudes
culture
the
tastes
in
art
and
manners
that
are
favored
by
a
social
group
mass
culture
the
culture
that
is
widely
disseminated
via
the
mass
media
acculturation
culture
all
the
knowledge
and
values
shared
by
a
society
culture
the
attitudes
and
behavior
that
are
characteristic
of
a
particular
social
group
or
organization,
the
developing
drug
culture,
the
reason
that
the
agency
is
doomed
to
inaction
has
something
to
do
with
the
FBI
culture
Kalashnikov
culture
the
attitudes
and
behavior
in
a
social
group
that
resolves
political
disputes
by
force
of
arms,
the
Kalashnikov
culture
in
Afghanistan
mosaic
culture
a
highly
diverse
culture,
the
city's
mosaic
culture
results
in
great
diversity
in
the
arts
argument
argumentation
debate
a
discussion
in
which
reasons
are
advanced
for
and
against
some
proposition
or
proposal,
the
argument
over
foreign
aid
goes
on
and
on
dispute
difference
difference
of
opinion
conflict
a
disagreement
or
argument
about
something
important,
he
had
a
dispute
with
his
wife,
there
were
irreconcilable
differences,
the
familiar
conflict
between
Republicans
and
Democrats
debate
disputation
public
debate
the
formal
presentation
of
a
stated
proposition
and
the
opposition
to
it
(usually
followed
by
a
vote)
culture
civilization
civilisation
a
particular
society
at
a
particular
time
and
place,
early
Mayan
civilization
youth
culture
young
adults
(a
generational
unit)
considered
as
a
cultural
class
or
subculture
Aegean
civilization
Aegean
civilisation
Aegean
culture
the
prehistoric
civilization
on
the
islands
in
the
Aegean
sea
and
the
surrounding
countries,
by
BC
the
entire
Aegean
had
adopted
this
style
of
pottery
Helladic
civilization
Helladic
civilisation
Helladic
culture
the
bronze-age
culture
of
mainland
Greece
that
flourished
-
BC
Minoan
civilization
Minoan
civilisation
Minoan
culture
the
bronze-age
culture
of
Crete
that
flourished
-
BC
Cycladic
civilization
Cycladic
civilisation
Cycladic
culture
Cyclades
the
Bronze
Age
civilization
on
the
Cyclades
islands
in
the
southern
Aegean
Sea
that
flourished
-
BC
Mycenaean
civilization
Mycenaean
civilisation
Mycenaean
culture
the
late
bronze-age
culture
of
Mycenae
that
flourished
-
BC
Paleo-American
culture
Paleo-Amerind
culture
Paleo-Indian
culture
the
prehistoric
culture
of
the
earliest
human
inhabitants
of
North
America
and
South
America
Clovis
culture
the
Paleo-American
culture
of
Central
America
and
North
America,
distinguished
chiefly
by
sharp
fluted
projectile
points
made
of
obsidian
or
chalcedony
Folsom
culture
the
Paleo-American
culture
of
Central
America
and
North
America,
distinguished
chiefly
by
a
thin
finely
made
flint
projectile
point
having
the
shape
of
a
leaf
Western
culture
Western
civilization
the
modern
culture
of
western
Europe
and
North
America,
when
Ghandi
was
asked
what
he
thought
of
Western
civilization
he
said
he
thought
it
would
be
a
good
idea
polish
refinement
culture
cultivation
finish
a
highly
developed
state
of
perfection,
having
a
flawless
or
impeccable
quality,
they
performed
with
great
polish,
I
admired
the
exquisite
refinement
of
his
prose,
almost
an
inspiration
which
gives
to
all
work
that
finish
which
is
almost
art--Joseph
Conrad
culture
medium
medium
(bacteriology)
a
nutrient
substance
(solid
or
liquid)
that
is
used
to
cultivate
micro-organisms
prehistory
prehistoric
culture
the
time
during
the
development
of
human
culture
before
the
appearance
of
the
written
word
culture
grow
in
a
special
preparation,
the
biologist
grows
microorganisms
debate
argue
with
one
another,
We
debated
the
question
of
abortion,
John
debated
Mary
argue
contend
debate
fence
have
an
argument
about
something
quarrel
dispute
scrap
argufy
altercate
have
a
disagreement
over
something,
We
quarreled
over
the
question
as
to
who
discovered
America,
These
two
fellows
are
always
scrapping
over
something
debate
deliberate
discuss
the
pros
and
cons
of
an
issue
consider
debate
moot
turn
over
deliberate
think
about
carefully,
weigh,
They
considered
the
possibility
of
a
strike,
Turn
the
proposal
over
in
your
mind
challenge
dispute
gainsay
take
exception
to,
She
challenged
his
claims
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