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pol. sociol. [diversity in perception between the conservative German-speaking and the liberal French-speaking parts of Switzerland, especially regarding political and social issues]Röstigraben {m} [schweiz.] [fig.]
hist. RadioTV Swiss Television [German speaking]Schweizer Fernsehen {n} <SF>
pol. politically conservative {adj} [in German-speaking countries]schwarz [ugs.]
ethn. ling. Swiss-German {adj} [pertaining to German-speaking Swiss]deutschschweizerisch [auch: deutschschweizer]
traffic federal autobahn [in reference to German-speaking countries]Bundesautobahn {f} <BAB>
acad. educ. hist. university education for women [in German-speaking countries]Frauenstudium {n}
federal motorway [Br., in reference to German-speaking countries]Bundesautobahn {f} <BAB>
educ. Unverified real school [type of secondary school in German-speaking cultures]Realschule {f}
publ. theatre [annual publication containing detailed information on all German-speaking theatres](Deutsches) Bühnenjahrbuch {n}
mus. [folksy popular music genre, esp. in German speaking countries]volkstümliche Musik {f} [kommerzialisierte, sogenannte Volksmusik]
relig. [hymn and prayer book for the German-speaking Catholic dioceses (exc. Switzerland) since 1975]Gotteslob {n} <GL>
law fair use [act of use (not an established legal term in German-speaking countries)]faire Verwendung {f}
traffic autobahn [only in reference to German-speaking countries]Autobahn {f}
sports commemorative target [tradition in marksmens' clubs in German-speaking countries]Ehrenscheibe {f}
journ. publ. Aufbau [journal for German-speaking Jews]Aufbau {m}
educ. [an academic high school, Br. grammar school, in German-speaking countries]Gymnasium {n}
sports commemorative target [tradition in marksmens' clubs in German-speaking countries]Festscheibe {f} [Ehrenscheibe]
RadioTV Swiss Radio and Television [German-speaking Switzerland]Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen <SRF>
sports decorated target [commemorative target] [tradition in marksmens' clubs in German-speaking countries]Ehrenscheibe {f}
sports decorated target [commemorative target] [tradition in marksmens' clubs in German-speaking countries]Festscheibe {f} [Ehrenscheibe]
hist. pol. ["Hail (to) victory!" Nazi salute; highly offensive; illegal in some German-speaking countries]Sieg Heil! [anstößig u. in einigen deutschsprachigen Ländern strafbar]
educ. relig. [unofficial title used by a theologian in German speaking regions after completion of the first (theoretical) examination]Kandidat {m} der Theologie <cand. theol.> [deutschspr. Raum]
sports Unverified target in honour of the bridal couple [Br.] [tradition in marksmens' clubs in German-speaking countries]Hochzeitsscheibe {f} [Festscheibe zu Ehren des Brautpaares]
[Acronym used to represent the dominant states of the German speaking area: Germany (D), Austria (A), Switzerland (CH)]DACH [Kunstwort für Deutschland, Österreich und die Schweiz]
[Acronym used to represent the dominant states of the German speaking area: Germany (D), Austria (A), Switzerland (CH)]D-A-CH [Kunstwort für Deutschland, Österreich und die Schweiz]
speech [speaking]Sprechen {n}
silently {adv} [without speaking]stumm
med. paraphrasia [incoherent speaking]Paraphrasie {f}
clipped {adj} {past-p} [way of speaking]abgehackt
forcefully {adv} [way of speaking]forsch
jerky {adj} [way of speaking]abgehackt
pinched {adj} [way of speaking]näselnd
to silence [rare] [to cease speaking]schweigen
technically speaking {adv} [strictly speaking]strenggenommen
to break off [cease speaking]verstummen
brisk {adj} [person, way of speaking]forsch
ethn. Romand [French-speaking Swiss woman]Romande {f}
technically speaking {adv} [strictly speaking]streng genommen
sb. silenced [rare] [ceased speaking]jd. schwieg
sb. silences [rare] [ceases speaking]jd. schweigt
delivery [manner of speaking or singing]Vortragsweise {f}
geogr. Romandy [French-speaking part of Switzerland]Romandie {f}
soapbox [speaking platform][Kiste als behelfsmäßige Rednertribüne]
ling. style [of speaking or writing]Diktion {f} [Stil]
to make a mistake [speaking error]sich versprechen
exaggerated {adj} {past-p} [esp. way of speaking, behaving]outriert [geh.]
addressee [person to whom sb./sth. is speaking]Angesprochener {m}
as such {pron} [strictly speaking]an sich [im Grunde genommen]
ethn. [Slovenian speaking people in Carinthia]Windische {pl} [österr.] [ugs.] [Kärntner Slowenen]
geogr. Romandy [French-speaking part of Switzerland]Westschweiz {f} [meist: die Westschweiz]
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