Dictionary English → German: [period]

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	English	German
	defining `{adj}` `[moment,` `period]`	477 prägend
	bitter `{adj}` `[experience,` `time` `period,` `etc.]`	302 hart `[Erfahrung,` `Jahre` `etc.]`
	frenetic `{adj}` `[activity,` `pace,` `period]`	260 hektisch
	castle `{adj}` `[attr.]` `[referring` `to` `a` `fortified` `castle,` `typically` `of` `the` `medieval` `period]`	218 Burg-
	preparatory `{adj}` `[e.g.` `course,` `period,` `stage]`	61 Vorbereitungs- `[z.` `B.` `Kurs,` `Zeit,` `Phase]`
	astron. phys. orbital `{adj}` `[e.g.` `movement,` `period]`	11 Umlauf- `[Orbital-]` `[z.` `B.` `Bewegung,` `Zeit]`
	climacteric `{adj}` `[period,` `event]`	7 kritisch `[Punkt,` `Zeitpunkt]`
	med. antepartum `{adj}` `[relating` `to` `the` `period` `before` `childbirth]`	5 peripartal `[Zeitpunkt` `um` `die` `Geburt` `herum;` `in` `der` `Spätschwangerschaft]`
	temporary `{adj}` `[tied` `to` `a` `particular` `period]`	5 zeitgebunden
	always `{adv}` `[throughout` `a` `long` `period` `of` `the` `past]`	immer schon
	always `{adv}` `[throughout` `a` `long` `period` `of` `the` `past]`	schon immer
	jobs articled `{adj}` `[Br.]` `[undergoing` `a` `period` `of` `training` `with` `a` `firm]`	in der Ausbildung `[nachgestellt]`
	hist. colonial `{adj}` `[of` `the` `colonial` `period]`	kolonialzeitlich
	early `{adj}` `[belonging` `to` `a` `period` `far` `back` `in` `time]`	alt `[früh]`
	Georgian `{adj}` `[architecture,` `house,` `style,` `period]`	georgianisch
	growing `{adj}` `[attr.]` `[growth]` `[e.g.` `cycle,` `pains,` `period]`	Wachstums- `[z.` `B.` `Zyklus,` `Schmerzen,` `Periode]`
	interwar `{adj}` `[also:` `inter-war]` `[e.g.` `period,` `years,` `generation]` `[period` `between` `WW` I `und` `WW` `II]`	Zwischenkriegs- `[z.` `B.` `Zeit,` `Jahre,` `Generation]` `[Zeit` `zwischen` `WK` I `und` `WK` `II]`
	period `{adj}` `[attr.]` `[pertaining` `to` `or` `evocative` `of` `a` `historical` `period]`	aus der Zeit `[nachgestellt]` `[historisch,` `zeitgenössisch]`
	transitionary `{adj}` `[e.` `g.` `government,` `period]`	Übergangs- `[z.` `B.` `Regierung,` `Periode]`
Verbs
	to give sth. `[period` `of` `grace,` `loan,` `etc.]`	327 etw. einräumen `[Frist,` `Kredit` `etc.]`
	to stagger sth. `[spread` `over` `a` `period` `of` `time]`	37 etw.^Akk. entzerren `[zeitlich]`
	to stop `[for` `a` `moment,` `a` `short` `period]`	29 innehalten
	gastr. Unverified `[to` `lay` `sth.` `out` `(meat)` `for` `a` `period` `of` `time` `to` `reach` `a` `certain` `desired` `quality]`	etw. abliegen `[österr.]` `[südd.]` `[durch` `längeres` `Liegen` `mürbe` `werden,` `an` `Qualität` `gewinnen` `(Fleisch)]`
	theatre `[to` `show` `the` `same` `play` `each` `night` `for` `a` `limited` `period` `or` `as` `long` `as` `it` `is` `successful]`	en-suite spielen
	brew to lager sth. `[to` `store` `beer` `during` `a` `period` `of` `aging]`	etw. lagern `[bes.` `in` `Lagerkellern,` `Bierkellern]`
	to roost `[lodge` `or` `stay` `for` `a` `night` `or` `a` `period` `of` `time,` `usu.` `in` `an` `informal` `or` `temporary` `manner]`	sein Quartier aufgeschlagen haben `[ugs.]` `[(vorübergehend)` `schlafen` `oder` `wohnen]`
Nouns
	archi. hist. castle `[fortified,` `esp.` `of` `the` `medieval` `period]`	3503 Burg `{f}`
	tenure `[office` `period]`	2877 Amtszeit `{f}`
	youth `[period` `or` `condition;` `also` `fig.]`	1390 Jugend `{f}` `[Lebensabschnitt` `oder` `Zustand;` `auch` `fig.]`
	stage `[period]`	1349 Abschnitt `{m}` `[Phase,` `Stadium]`
	stage `[period]`	1240 Phase `{f}`
	respite `[period` `of` `time]`	384 Frist `{f}`
	spell `[short` `period` `of` `time]`	267 Weile `{f}`
	jobs stint `[period` `of` `time]`	253 Arbeitsperiode `{f}`
	spell `[short` `period]`	161 Weilchen `{n}`
	term `[time` `limit,` `period]`	146 Frist `{f}`
	twilight `[evening` `period` `of` `twilight]`	138 Abenddämmerung `{f}`
	term `[period` `of` `validity,` `running` `time` `etc.]`	137 Laufzeit `{f}`
	prosperity `[period]`	117 Blütezeit `{f}` `[fig.]`
	bout `[period]`	104 Periode `{f}`
	sports half `[playing` `period]`	103 Halbzeit `{f}` `[Hälfte` `der` `Spielzeit]`
	retreat `[period` `of` `seclusion]`	92 Klausur `{f}` `[Abgeschiedenheit]`
	cycle `[time` `period]`	63 Zeitraum `{m}`
	med. hospitalization `[period]`	60 Krankenhausaufenthalt `{m}`
	centenary `[rare]` `[period` `of` `100` `years]`	57 Jahrhundert `{n}` `[Zeitspanne` `von` `100` `Jahren]`
	law minority `[state` `or` `period` `of` `being` `under` `legal` `age]`	57 Unmündigkeit `{f}`
	incarceration `[period]`	54 Kerkerhaft `{f}`
	space `[period` `of` `time]`	53 Zeitraum `{m}`
	med. hospitalization `[period]`	38 Klinikaufenthalt `{m}`
	stage `[period]`	33 Zeitspanne `{f}`

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