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Definition
Synonym
hergebracht
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
hergebracht
, konventionell
conventional
herkömmlich, konventionell,
hergebracht
adj
conventional
herkömmlich; konventionell;
hergebracht
; bieder
adj
conventional
eingefahren; alt
hergebracht
;
hergebracht
; altherkömmlich; herkömmlich; überliefert
adj
überlieferte Sitten
established; traditional
traditional customs
bringen; mitbringen; herbringen; anbringen
v
bringend; mitbringend; herbringend; anbringend
gebracht; mitgebracht;
hergebracht
; angebracht
er sie bringt
ich er sie brachte
er sie hat hatte gebracht
ich er sie brächte
Bring deinen ... mit!
Was führt Sie zu mir?
to bring {brought; brought}
bringing
brought
he she brings
I he she brought
he she has had brought
I he she would bring
Bring your ... with you!
What brings you to me?; What brings you to my door home office?
jdn. etw. bringen; herbringen
v
bringend; herbringend
gebracht;
hergebracht
er sie bringt
ich er sie brachte
er sie hat hatte gebracht
ich er sie brächte
Die Kellnerin brachte die Speise- und die Weinkarte.
Bring mir die Schere dort.
Ich bringe dir noch etwas zu trinken.
Bringen Sie mir doch bitte mal die Geräte.
to bring sb. sth.; to bring sth. to sb. {brought; brought}
bringing; bringing to
brought; brought to
he she brings
I he she brought
he she has had brought
I he she would bring
The waitress brought the menu and the wine list.
Bring me those scissors.; Bring those scissors to me.
I'll bring you another drink.; I'll bring another drink to you.
Bring me the tools, will you?
jdn. etw. holen; herholen; herbringen; herbeiholen
geh.
v
(von einem Ort)
holend; herholend; herbringend; herbeiholend
geholt; hergeholt;
hergebracht
; herbeigeholt
er sie holt
ich er sie holte
er sie hat hatte geholt
Hilfe holen
jdm. etwas mitnehmen mitbringen
Geh und hole einen Arzt!
Sie ging hinauf, um ein paar Decken zu holen.
Nimm Bring mir einen Kaffee mit, wenn du oben bist.
to fetch sb. sth. (from a place)
fetching
fetched
he she fetches
I he she fetched
he she has had fetched
to fetch help
to fetch sb. sth.; to fetch sth. for sb.
Go and fetch a doctor!
She went upstairs to fetch some blankets.
Fetch me some coffee while you're up.
jdn. etw. mitbringen; jdn. etw. herbringen (zum Standort des Sprechers); jdn. etw. hinbringen (an einen Ort, wo der Sprecher nicht ist); jdn. etw. anschleppen
ugs.
pej.
v
mitbringend; herbringend; hinbringend; anschleppend
mitgebracht;
hergebracht
; hingebracht; angeschleppt
Er brachte sie mehrmals zu uns nach Hause mit.
Die schlechte Wirtschaftslage hat mich seinerzeit hierher geführt.
Sie schleppten die Seuche nach Italien ein.
to bring over () sb. sth.
bringing over
brought over
He brought her over to our place several times.
Unfavourable economic conditions brought me over here back then.
They brought the epidemic over to Italy.
jdn. etw. holen; herholen; herbringen; herbeiholen
geh.
v
(von einem Ort)
holend; herholend; herbringend; herbeiholend
geholt; hergeholt;
hergebracht
; herbeigeholt
er sie holt
ich er sie holte
er sie hat hatte geholt
Hilfe holen
jdm. etwas mitnehmen mitbringen
jdn. von einem Ort abholen
Geh und hole einen Arzt!
Sie ging hinauf um ein paar Decken zu holen.
Wer holt die Kinder heute von der Schule ab?
Nimm Bring mir einen Kaffee mit wenn du oben bist.
to fetch sb. sth. (from a place)
fetching
fetched
he she fetches
I he she fetched
he she has had fetched
to fetch help
to fetch sb. sth.; to fetch sth. for sb.
to fetch sb. from a place
Go and fetch a doctor!
She went upstairs to fetch some blankets.
Who is going to fetch the kids from school today?
Fetch me some coffee while you're up.
Deutsche
hergebracht Synonyme
althergebracht
gebräuchlich
gewöhnlich
hergebracht
herkömmlich
klassisch
konventionell
ordinär
tradiert
traditionell
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Englische
conventional Synonyme
conventional
Christian
accepted
accordant
accustomed
acknowledged
admitted
agreed
anal
approved
authentic
authoritative
average
being done
bourgeois
button-down
canonical
ceremonial
ceremonious
comme il faut
common
commonplace
compulsive
concordant
conformable
conformist
conscientious
conservative
constrained
consuetudinary
contractual
correct
corresponding
covenantal
current
customary
de rigueur
decent
decorous
established
evangelical
everyday
faithful
familiar
fastidious
firm
fixed
folk
formal
formalistic
garden
garden-variety
generally accepted
habitual
hallowed
handed down
harmonious
heroic
hieratic
hoary
household
immemorial
in accord
in keeping
in line
in step
inveterate
kosher
legendary
literal
liturgic
long-established
long-standing
meet
middle-class
moderate
mythological
naive
natural
nice
no great shakes
normal
normative
obtaining
of long standing
of the faith
of the folk
old hat
old-fashioned
oral
ordinary
orthodox
orthodoxical
pedantic
plastic
pompous
popular
precise
precisianistic
predominating
prescribed
prescriptive
prevailing
prevalent
proper
punctilious
reactionary
received
recognized
regular
regulation
reliable
responsible
right
ritual
ritualistic
rooted
run-of-mine
run-of-the-mill
sacerdotal
scriptural
scrupulous
seemly
set
simple
sober
solemn
sound
square
standard
stately
stock
stodgy
straight
stuffy
suburban
temperate
textual
time-honored
traditional
traditionalist
traditionalistic
tried and true
true
true-blue
understood
unexceptional
universal
unnoteworthy
unremarkable
unsophisticated
unspectacular
unwritten
uptight
usual
venerable
vernacular
well-mannered
widespread
wonted
worshipful
hergebracht Definition
Conventional
(
a.
)
Formed
by
agreement
or
compact
Conventional
(
a.
)
Growing
out
of,
or
depending
on,
custom
or
tacit
agreement
Conventional
(
a.
)
Based
upon
tradition,
whether
religious
and
historical
or
of
artistic
rules.
Conventional
(
a.
)
Abstracted
conventional Bedeutung
conventional
following
accepted
customs
and
proprieties,
conventional
wisdom,
she
had
strayed
from
the
path
of
conventional
behavior,
conventional
forms
of
address
conventional
unimaginative
and
conformist,
conventional
bourgeois
lives,
conventional
attitudes
conventional
(weapons)
using
energy
for
propulsion
or
destruction
that
is
not
nuclear
energy,
conventional
warfare,
conventional
weapons
conventional
in
accord
with
or
being
a
tradition
or
practice
accepted
from
the
past,
a
conventional
church
wedding
with
the
bride
in
traditional
white,
the
conventional
handshake
ceremonious
conventional
rigidly
formal
or
bound
by
convention,
their
ceremonious
greetings
did
not
seem
heartfelt
conventional
established
conforming
with
accepted
standards,
a
conventional
view
of
the
world
conventional
formal
schematic
represented
in
simplified
or
symbolic
form
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