в словаре PONS
fight·ing ˈwords СУЩ. мн. разг.
- fighting words
- Kampfparolen pl
words of ˈart СУЩ. мн. ЮРИД.
I. word [wɜ:d, америк. wɜ:rd] СУЩ.
1. word (unit of language):
2. word no pl:
3. word no pl:
4. word no pl (order):
5. word (remark):
6. word no pl (promise):
7. word no pl (statement of facts):
8. word (lyrics):
- words pl
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Выражения:
op·era·tive ˈword СУЩ.
1. operative word (what's important):
2. operative word ЮРИД.:
- operative words pl
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word СУЩ.
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- Einsetzungsworte ср. мн.
word bank СУЩ.
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- Wortsammlung ж.
PONS Специальный словарь транспорта
английский
немецкий
word markings ИНФРАСТР.
немецкий
английский
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| you | word |
| he/she/it | words |
| we | word |
| you | word |
| they | word |
| I | worded |
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| you | worded |
| he/she/it | worded |
| we | worded |
| you | worded |
| they | worded |
| I | have | worded |
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Примеры из словаря PONS (редакционная проверка)
Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)
We have to state, without mincing words, that there is an inseparable bond between our faith and the poor.
www.indcatholicnews.com In other words, bettors were throwing money at the underdogs and underbidding on the favorites.
www.slate.com In other words, confirm that the mediator is a significant predictor of the dependent variable, while controlling for the independent variable.
en.wikipedia.org In other words, without advance permission, whistleblowers could be prosecuted based on an after-the-fact call that almost any information they released was classified.
en.wikipedia.org These words can be made female with the use of the feminine suffix.
en.wikipedia.org Примеры из интернета (не проверены редакцией PONS)
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www.sixpackfilm.com The German play on words actually makes sense in "My Kingdom for a Lullaby #2"; it suits a piece, in which electronically generated sounds and images are modulated and combined in a thoroughly sensorial or even ecstatic manner.
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Das Wortspiel ergibt tatsächlich Sinn in "My Kingdom for a Lullaby #2", passt zu einer Arbeit, in der elektronisch erzeugte Geräusche und Bilder auf durchaus sinnliche, wenn man will: rauschhafte Weise moduliert und verbunden werden.
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wolfgangturk.musicaneo.com A little trio for 3 bassoons with a little play on words as the title with reference to the film "Pirates of the Caribbean".
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Ein kleines Trio für 3 Fagotte mit einem kleinen Wortspiel als Titel mit Anlehnung an den Film "Fluch der Karibik" und die "Piraten der Karibik".
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www.jvm.com GQ presents itself as the magazine for men with sophistication and style, head and heart, and it refers to the play on words in the campaign slogan ‘Men with GQ’ to two basic attributes of the GQ reader:
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GQ präsentiert sich als das Männermagazin mit Anspruch und Stil, Köpfchen und Emotion und verweist mit dem Wortspiel im Kampagnen-Claim „Männer mit GQ“ auf zwei Basisattribute der GQ-Leser:
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www.tabibito.de As an employee of mine once a translated text and the subject line 翻訳こんにゃく Hon’yaku Konnyaku (hon'yaku = translation, konnyaku = typical Japanese ingredient of Konjac flour) sent back, I thought only a witty play on words.
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Als eine Angestellte mir einmal einen übersetzten Text mit der Betreffzeile 翻訳こんにゃく Hon’yaku Konnyaku (hon’yaku = Übersetzung, konnyaku = typisch japanische Zutat aus Teufelszungenmehl) zurückschickte, dachte ich erst an ein launiges Wortspiel.
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de.qantara.de "Sar be Mohr" is a play on words: it not only means "head on the mohr stone", it also harbours connotations of an intimate secret.
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"Sar be Mohr" ist ein Wortspiel, denn es bedeutet sowohl "Kopf auf den Mohr(-Stein)" und hat gleichzeitig die Konnotation von einem "intimen Geheimnis".