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Definition
Synonym
Wahlkampfversprechen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wahlkampfversprechen
n
; Wahlversprechen
n
pol.
Wahlkampfversprechen
pl
; Wahlversprechen
pl
ein Wahlversprechen einlösen
pre-election promise; election promise; campaign promise; pre-election pledge; election pledge; campaign pledge
pre-election promises; election promises; campaign promises; pre-election pledges; election pledges; campaign pledges
to fulfil a pre-election promise; to deliver on a campaign promise
Wahlkampfversprechen
n
; Wahlversprechen
n
pol.
Wahlkampfversprechen
pl
; Wahlversprechen
pl
ein Wahlversprechen einlösen
pre-election promise; election promise; campaign promise; pre-election pledge; election pledge; campaign pledge
pre-election promises; election promises; campaign promises; pre-election pledges; election pledges; campaign pledges
to fulfil a pre-election promise; to deliver on a campaign promise
Wahlkampagne
election campaign
Stimmenwerbung
f
; Wahlkampagne
f
canvass
US-Bundesstaat
m
, Bundesstaat
m
der USA
pol.
US-Bundesstaaten
pl
, Bundesstaaten
pl
der USA
US-Bundesstaaten im Süden und Südwesten der USA
US-Bundesstaaten im Norden der USA
im Wahlkampf besonders umkämpfte US-Bundesstaaten (wegen unsicherem Wahlausgang durch Wechselwähler)
pol.
Federal State of the U.S.
Federal States of the U.S.
Sunbelt
Am.
Frostbelt
Am.
Swing States
Wahlkampf
m
, Wahlfeldzug
m
Wahlkämpfe
pl
, Wahlfeldzüge
pl
einen Wahlkampf führen
election campaign
election campaigns
to run an election campaign
Wahlkampf
m
election contest
Wahlkampf
m
, Wahlkampfaktivitäten
pl
, Rednerbühne für die Kandidaten einer Wahl
pl
im Wahlkampf
hustings
Br.
on the hustings
Diffamierung
f
(eines politischen Gegners); verleumderische Behauptung
f
(insb. im Wahlkampf)
pol.
roorback
Wahlkampf
m
; Wahlfeldzug
m
pol.
Wahlkämpfe
pl
; Wahlfeldzüge
pl
einen Wahlkampf führen
schmutziger Wahlkampf; Wahlkampf-Untergriffe
Ös.
Politiker auf Wahlkampftour
election campaign; electioneering
election campaigns
to run an election campaign
dirty campaigning
politicians on a whistle-stop election campaign
Wechselwählerstaaten
pl
(in den USA); im Wahlkampf besonders umkämpfte US-Bundesstaaten
pol.
Swing States
zu etw. werden; sich zu etw. entwickeln
v
zu etw. werdend; sich zu etw. entwickelnd
zu etw. geworden; sich zu etw. entwickelt
Seine Kriegsvergangenheit wurde im Wahlkampf zum dominanten Thema.
Der Euro hat sich rasch zur zweitwichtigsten Währung nach dem US-Dollar entwickelt.
to emerge as sth.
emerging as sth.
emerged as sth.
His war record has emerged as a key issue in the election campaign.
The euro has rapidly emerged as the second most important currency after the US dollar.
im Wahlkampf
pol.
on the stump
Am.
Wahlhelfer
m
; Wahlhelferin
f
(im Wahlkampf)
pol.
Wahlhelfer
pl
; Wahlhelferinnen
pl
election worker; election campaigner
election workers; election campaigners
Wahlkampf
m
; Wahlfeldzug
m
pol.
Wahlkämpfe
pl
; Wahlfeldzüge
pl
Bundestagswahlkampf
m
Europawahlkampf
m
einen Wahlkampf führen
schmutziger Wahlkampf; Wahlkampf-Untergriffe
Ös.
Politiker auf Wahlkampftour
election campaign; electioneering
election campaigns
German national election campaign; election campaign for the Bundestag
European election campaign; campaign for the European elections
to run an election campaign
dirty campaigning
politicians on a whistle-stop election campaign
Wahlkampf führen; Wahlkampf betreiben; um Stimmen werben
v
pol.
Wahlkampf führend; Wahlkampf betreibend; um Stimmen werbend
Wahlkampf geführt; Wahlkampf betrieben; um Stimmen geworben
to electioneer
electioneering
electioneered
deutlich; merklich; erheblich; bemerkenswert; auffallend; frappant; signifikant
geh.
adv
ein deutlich höheres Risiko; ein deutlich erhöhtes Risiko
geh.
sich in den beiden Gruppen deutlich signifikant unterscheiden
durch Abwesenheit glänzen (Person)
Was im Wahlkampf auffallend fehlte, war …
Es wurde im vergangenen Jahr deutlich verbessert.
Das Auto ist in einem für sein Alter bemerkenswert gutem Zustand.
Die beiden Berichte ähneln sich frappant.
Das war kein allzu erfolgreiches Vorhaben.
remarkably; significantly; notably
formal
a remarkably significantly higher risk
to differ significantly between the two groups
to be notably absent (of a person)
What was notably noticeably absent in the election campaign was …
It has been significantly notably improved over the past year.
The car is in remarkably good condition for its age.
The two reports are remarkably similar.
This has not been a notably successful project.
zu etw. raten
v
ratend
geraten
rät
riet
jdm. zur Vorsicht raten
zur zu Zurückhaltung im Wahlkampf raten
to advise sth.; to counsel sth.
formal
advising; counselling; counseling
advised; counselled; counseled
advises; counsels
advised; counselled; counseled
to advise sb. to be careful; to advise sb. to take caution
to advise restraint in the campaign
Wahlkampfaktivitäten
pl
pol.
auf Wahlkampftour sein; wahlkämpfend unterwegs sein
hustings
Br.
to be on the hustings
Bühne
f
; Arena
f
übtr.
Bühnen
pl
; Arenen
pl
Politbühne
f
; politische Arena
f
auf den Plan treten
in die Wahlkampfarena steigen
fray
fig.
frays
political fray
to enter the fray
to enter the election fray
Auftakt
m
(zu etw.); Eröffnung
f
; Start
m
(+Gen.); Startschuss
m
(für etw.)
Wahlkampfauftakt
m
kick-off
coll.
(of sth.)
fig.
campaign kick-off
einen Wahlkampfauftritt Wahlkampfauftritte absolvieren (an einem Ort)
v
pol.
to canvass (in a place)
Ersatzmann
m
für den Spitzenkandidaten bei Wahlkampfauftritten
pol.
campaign surrogate
Am.
Ersatzmann
m
für den Spitzenkandiaten bei Wahlkampfautftritten
pol.
campaign surrogate
Am.
Wahlkampfberichterstattung
f
campaign coverage
Wahlkampfbonbon
n
; Wahlkampfzuckerl
n
Ös.
pol.
pre-election sweetener
Wahlkampfbüro
n
pol.
Wahlkampfbüros
pl
campaign office
campaign offices
Wahlfinanzierung
f
; Wahlkampffinanzierung
f
pol.
election funding; (election) campaign funding financing
Wahlkampfgelder
pl
pol.
campaign funds
Wahlkampfhelfer
m
, Wahlkampfhelferin
f
supporter (at the election campaign)
Wahlkampfhelfer
m
; Wahlkampfhelferin
f
Wahlkampfhelfer
pl
; Wahlkampfhelferinnen
pl
supporter (at the election campaign)
supporters
Wahlkampfhelfer
m
; Wahlkampfhelferin
f
(von jdm.)
pol.
Wahlkampfhelfer
pl
; Wahlkampfhelferinnen
pl
campaign aid (to sb.
Br.
for sb.
Am.
)
campaign aids
Wahlkampfmanager
m
pol.
Wahlkampfmanager
pl
election campaign manager
election campaign managers
Wiederholung
f
; Wiederaufwärmen
n
; Aufguss
m
übtr.
Das ist ein Aufguss des letzten Wahlkampfs.
übtr.
rehash
This is a rehash of the last election campaign.
fig.
etw. in den Hintergrund drängen rücken; aus dem Blickfeld verdrängen
übtr.
Er stand immer im Schatten seiner älteren Schwester.
Die Abtreibungsdebatte hat die Wirtschaftslage als Wahlkampfthema verdrängt in den Hintergrund gerückt.
to overshadow sth.; to eclipse sth.
He had always been overshadowed by his elder sister.
The abortion debate has eclipsed the economy as an election issue.
etw. in den Hintergrund drängen rücken; aus dem Blickfeld verdrängen
v
übtr.
Er stand immer im Schatten seiner älteren Schwester.
Die Abtreibungsdebatte hat die Wirtschaftslage als Wahlkampfthema verdrängt in den Hintergrund gerückt.
to overshadow sth.; to eclipse sth.
He had always been overshadowed by his elder sister.
The abortion debate has eclipsed the economy as an election issue.
Wahlkampftour
f
pol.
Wahlkampftouren
pl
(political) roadshow
roadshows
Wahlkampfversprechen
n
; Wahlversprechen
n
pol.
Wahlkampfversprechen
pl
; Wahlversprechen
pl
ein Wahlversprechen einlösen
pre-election promise; election promise; campaign promise; pre-election pledge; election pledge; campaign pledge
pre-election promises; election promises; campaign promises; pre-election pledges; election pledges; campaign pledges
to fulfil a pre-election promise; to deliver on a campaign promise
jds. Wahlkampfvorschlag
m
pol.
sb.'s election proposal
in Wahlkampfzeiten
pol.
in an election period; during election campaigns
Deutsche
Wahlkampfversprechen Synonyme
Englische
pre-election promise; election promise; campaign promise; pre-election pledge; election pledge; campaign pledge Synonyme
Wahlkampfversprechen Definition
By-election
(
n.
)
An
election
held
by
itself,
not
at
the
time
of
a
general
election.
Campaign
(
n.
)
An
open
field
Campaign
(
n.
)
A
connected
series
of
military
operations
forming
a
distinct
stage
in
a
war
Campaign
(
n.
)
Political
operations
preceding
an
election
Campaign
(
n.
)
The
period
during
which
a
blast
furnace
is
continuously
in
operation.
Campaign
(
v.
i.)
To
serve
in
a
campaign.
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
set
free
from
restraint
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
give
or
transfer
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
make
over
to
the
knowledge
of
another
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
give
forth
in
action
or
exercise
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
free
from,
or
disburden
of,
young
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
discover
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
deliberate.
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
To
admit
Deliver
(
v.
t.)
Free
Election
(
a.
)
The
act
of
choosing
Election
(
a.
)
The
act
of
choosing
a
person
to
fill
an
office,
or
to
membership
in
a
society,
as
by
ballot,
uplifted
hands,
or
viva
voce
Election
(
a.
)
Power
of
choosing
Election
(
a.
)
Discriminating
choice
Election
(
a.
)
Divine
choice
Election
(
a.
)
The
choice,
made
by
a
party,
of
two
alternatives,
by
taking
one
of
which,
the
chooser
is
excluded
from
the
other.
Election
(
a.
)
Those
who
are
elected.
Pledge
(
n.
)
The
transfer
of
possession
of
personal
property
from
a
debtor
to
a
creditor
as
security
for
a
debt
or
engagement
Pledge
(
n.
)
A
person
who
undertook,
or
became
responsible,
for
another
Pledge
(
n.
)
A
hypothecation
without
transfer
of
possession.
Pledge
(
n.
)
Anything
given
or
considered
as
a
security
for
the
performance
of
an
act
Pledge
(
n.
)
A
promise
or
agreement
by
which
one
binds
one's
self
to
do,
or
to
refrain
from
doing,
something
Pledge
(
n.
)
A
sentiment
to
which
assent
is
given
by
drinking
one's
health
Pledge
(
n.
)
To
deposit,
as
a
chattel,
in
pledge
or
pawn
Pledge
(
n.
)
To
give
or
pass
as
a
security
Pledge
(
n.
)
To
secure
performance
of,
as
by
a
pledge.
Pledge
(
n.
)
To
bind
or
engage
by
promise
or
declaration
Pledge
(
n.
)
To
invite
another
to
drink,
by
drinking
of
the
cup
first,
and
then
handing
it
to
him,
as
a
pledge
of
good
will
Promise
(
a.
)
In
general,
a
declaration,
written
or
verbal,
made
by
one
person
to
another,
which
binds
the
person
who
makes
it
to
do,
or
to
forbear
to
do,
a
specified
act
Promise
(
a.
)
An
engagement
by
one
person
to
another,
either
in
words
or
in
writing,
but
properly
not
under
seal,
for
the
performance
or
nonperformance
of
some
particular
thing.
The
word
promise
is
used
to
denote
the
mere
engagement
of
a
person,
without
regard
to
the
consideration
for
it,
or
the
corresponding
duty
of
the
party
to
whom
it
is
made.
Promise
(
a.
)
That
which
causes
hope,
expectation,
or
assurance
Promise
(
a.
)
Bestowal,
fulfillment,
or
grant
of
what
is
promised.
Promise
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
to
do,
give,
make,
or
to
refrain
from
doing,
giving,
or
making,
or
the
like
Promise
(
v.
t.)
To
afford
reason
to
expect
Promise
(
v.
t.)
To
make
declaration
of
or
give
assurance
of,
as
some
benefit
to
be
conferred
Promise
(
v.
i.)
To
give
assurance
by
a
promise,
or
binding
declaration.
Promise
(
v.
i.)
To
afford
hopes
or
expectation
Safe-pledge
(
n.
)
A
surety
for
the
appearance
of
a
person
at
a
given
time.
pre-election promise; election promise; campaign promise; pre-election pledge; election pledge; campaign pledge / pre-election promises; election promises; campaign promises; pre-election pledges; election pledges; campaign pledges / to fulfil a pre-election promise; to deliver on a campaign promise Bedeutung
breach
of
promise
failure
to
keep
a
promise
(of
marriage)
election
the
act
of
selecting
someone
or
something,
the
exercise
of
deliberate
choice,
her
election
of
medicine
as
a
profession
election
a
vote
to
select
the
winner
of
a
position
or
political
office,
the
results
of
the
election
will
be
announced
tonight
general
election
a
national
or
state
election,
candidates
are
chosen
in
all
constituencies
primary
primary
election
a
preliminary
election
where
delegates
or
nominees
are
chosen
by-election
bye-election
a
special
election
between
regular
elections
campaign
hunting
expedition
safari
an
overland
journey
by
hunters
(especially
in
Africa)
election
fraud
misrepresentation
or
alteration
of
the
true
results
of
an
election
campaign
cause
crusade
drive
movement
effort
a
series
of
actions
advancing
a
principle
or
tending
toward
a
particular
end,
he
supported
populist
campaigns,
they
worked
in
the
cause
of
world
peace,
the
team
was
ready
for
a
drive
toward
the
pennant,
the
movement
to
end
slavery,
contributed
to
the
war
effort
advertising
campaign
ad
campaign
ad
blitz
an
organized
program
of
advertisements
charm
campaign
a
campaign
of
flattery
and
friendliness
(by
a
company,
politician,
etc.)
to
become
more
popular
and
gain
support
campaigning
candidacy
candidature
electioneering
political
campaign
the
campaign
of
a
candidate
to
be
elected
front-porch
campaigning
front-porch
campaign
a
campaign
in
which
the
candidate
makes
speeches
but
does
not
travel,
William
McKinley's
dignified
front-porch
campaign
won
him
the
presidency
in
,
her
approach
was
the
opposite
of
a
passive
front-porch
campaign
fundaising
campaign
fundaising
drive
fundaising
effort
a
campaign
to
raise
money
for
some
cause
whispering
campaign
the
organized
dissemination
of
derogatory
rumors
designed
to
discredit
a
candidate
sales
campaign
an
advertising
campaign
intended
to
promote
sales
publicelations
campaign
an
advertising
campaign
intended
to
improve
public
relations
campaign
military
campaign
several
related
operations
aimed
at
achieving
a
particular
goal
(usually
within
geographical
and
temporal
constraints)
naval
campaign
an
operation
conducted
primarily
by
naval
forces
in
order
to
gain
or
extend
or
maintain
control
of
the
sea
Dardanelles
Dardanelles
campaign
the
unsuccessful
campaign
in
World
War
I
()
by
the
English
and
French
to
open
a
passage
for
aid
to
Russia,
defeated
by
the
Turks
Okinawa
Okinawa
campaign
a
campaign
in
the
closing
days
of
World
War
II
in
the
Pacific
(April
to
June
),
in
savage
close-quarter
fighting
United
States
marines
and
regular
army
troops
took
the
island
from
the
Japanese,
considered
the
greatest
victory
of
the
Pacific
campaign
for
the
Americans
Petersburg
Petersburg
Campaign
the
final
campaign
of
the
American
Civil
War
(-),
Union
forces
under
Grant
besieged
and
finally
defeated
Confederate
forces
under
Lee
Wilderness
Campaign
American
Civil
War,
a
series
of
indecisive
battles
in
Grant's
campaign
()
against
Lee
in
which
both
armies
suffered
terrible
losses
campaign
hat
a
broad-brimmed
felt
hat
with
a
high
crown,
formerly
worn
by
the
United
States
Army
and
Marine
personnel
right
of
election
in
probate
law:
the
legal
right
of
a
surviving
spouse
to
elect
to
take
either
what
the
deceased
spouse
gave
under
the
will
or
the
share
of
the
estate
as
set
forth
by
statute
promise
hope
grounds
for
feeling
hopeful
about
the
future,
there
is
little
or
no
promise
that
he
will
recover
election
the
predestination
of
some
individuals
as
objects
of
divine
mercy
(especially
as
conceived
by
Calvinists)
writ
of
election
a
writ
ordering
the
holding
of
an
election
promise
a
verbal
commitment
by
one
person
to
another
agreeing
to
do
(or
not
to
do)
something
in
the
future
assurance
pledge
a
binding
commitment
to
do
or
give
or
refrain
from
something,
an
assurance
of
help
when
needed,
signed
a
pledge
never
to
reveal
the
secret
political
campaign
campaign
run
a
race
between
candidates
for
elective
office,
I
managed
his
campaign
for
governor,
he
is
raising
money
for
a
Senate
run
governor's
race
campaign
for
governor
a
race
for
election
to
the
governorship
senate
campaign
senate
race
a
race
for
election
to
the
senate
pledge
toast
a
drink
in
honor
of
or
to
the
health
of
a
person
or
event
election
commission
a
commission
delegated
to
supervise
an
election
voting
precinct
election
district
one
of
several
districts
into
which
a
city
or
town
is
divided
for
voting,
each
contains
one
polling
place
pledge
someone
accepted
for
membership
but
not
yet
fully
admitted
to
the
group
pledge
taker
a
volunteer
who
records
(usually
by
telephone)
contributions
pledged
in
a
fund
drive
pledge
a
deposit
of
personal
property
as
security
for
a
debt,
his
saxophone
was
in
pledge
election
the
status
or
fact
of
being
elected,
they
celebrated
his
election
polling
day
election
day
the
day
appointed
for
an
election,
in
the
United
States
it
is
the
st
Tuesday
after
the
st
Monday
in
November
give
birth
deliver
bear
birth
have
cause
to
be
born,
My
wife
had
twins
yesterday!
promise
assure
make
a
promise
or
commitment
promise
promise
to
undertake
or
give,
I
promise
you
my
best
effort
pledge
plight
promise
solemnly
and
formally,
I
pledge
that
I
will
honor
my
wife
pledge
bind
or
secure
by
a
pledge,
I
was
pledged
to
silence
pledge
give
as
a
guarantee,
I
pledge
my
honor
predict
foretell
prognosticate
call
a
forebode
anticipate
promise
make
a
prediction
about,
tell
in
advance,
Call
the
outcome
of
an
election
deliver
present
deliver
(a
speech,
oration,
or
idea),
The
commencement
speaker
presented
a
forceful
speech
that
impressed
the
students
deliver
utter
(an
exclamation,
noise,
etc.),
The
students
delivered
a
cry
of
joy
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