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EnglishGerman
civilian clothingZivilkleidung {f}
civilian componentziviles Gefolge {n}
Civilian Conservation Corps <CCC> [Am.] [freiwilliger US-amerikanischer Arbeitsdienst während des New Deal]
civilian contractorziviles Unternehmen {n}
civilian coupziviler Staatsstreich {m}
civilian employee Zivilangestellter {m}
civilian infrastructure zivile Infrastruktur {f}
civilian jurisprudenceZivilgerichtsbarkeit {f}
civilian labor force [Am.]zivile Erwerbspersonen {pl}
civilian labour {sg} [Br.]zivile Arbeitskräfte {pl}
civilian labour force [Br.]zivile Erwerbspersonen {pl}
civilian life Zivilleben {n}
civilian personnel Zivilbedienstete {pl}
civilian personnel management zivile Personalführung {f}
civilian populationZivilbevölkerung {f}
civilian ruleZivilregierung {f}
civilian staff {sg}Zivilbeschäftigte {pl}
civilian staff {sg} [employees, collectively regarded] Zivilangestellte {pl}
civilian town / city Zivilstadt {f}
civilian version Zivilversion {f}
civilians Zivilpersonen {pl}
civilians Zivilisten {pl}
civilians {pl} [collectively]Zivilbevölkerung {f}
civilians [female] Zivilistinnen {pl}
civilisation [Br.] Zivilisation {f}
civilisation process [Br.] Zivilisationsprozess {m}
civilised [Br.] gebildet [kultiviert]
civilised [Br.]gesittet
civilised [Br.] zivilisiert
civilised [Br.]höflich
civilised [refined] [Br.]kultiviert
civilised behaviour [Br.]Gesittung {f}
civilised mode of behaviour [Br.]Gesittung {f} [geh.] [zivilisiertes Verhalten]
civilised (mode of) behaviour [Br.]Kultiviertheit {f} [zivilisiertes Verhalten, Kultiviertsein]
civilised people [Br.]Kulturvolk {n}
civilities Höflichkeiten {pl}
civility Höflichkeit {f}
civilityAnstand {m} [Höflichkeit, gutes Benehmen]
civilityArtigkeit {f} [veraltet für höfliche Bemerkung]
civilityVerbindlichkeit {f} [Umgangsformen]
civilization Kultur {f}
civilization Zivilisation {f}
Civilization and Its DiscontentsDas Unbehagen in der Kultur [Sigmund Freud]
civilization process Zivilisationsprozess {m}
civilization process Zivilisationsprozeß {m} [alt]
civilizational hexagon zivilisatorisches Hexagon {n} [Dieter Senghaas]
civilizations Kulturen {pl}
civilized gesittet
civilized zivilisiert
civilizedanständig
civilized gebildet [kultiviert]
civilized höflich
civilized manierlich
civilized [refined] kultiviert
civilized behavior [Am.] Gesittung {f}
civilized countries [dated] [likely offensive in current use] Kulturländer {pl}
civilized country zivilisiertes Land {n}
civilized mode of behavior [Am.] Gesittung {f} [geh.] [zivilisiertes Verhalten]
civilized (mode of) behavior [Am.] Kultiviertheit {f} [zivilisiertes Verhalten, Kultiviertsein]
civilized peoplezivilisiertes Volk {n}
civilized people Kulturvolk {n}
civilized peoples Kulturvölker {pl}
civilized person gesittete Person {f}
civilized societyzivilisierte Gesellschaft {f}
civilized world zivilisierte Welt {f}
civilized worldKulturwelt {f}
civilizing zivilisatorisch
civilizing zivilisierend
civilizing Zivilisierung {f}
civilizing influence Einfluss {m} der Zivilisierung
civilizing processZivilisierungsprozess {m}
civillyhöflich
civillyzuvorkommend
civil-military co-operation <CIMIC> Zivil-Militärische Zusammenarbeit {f} <ZMZ>
civilness Höflichkeiten {pl}
civil-rights activistBürgerrechtsaktivist {m} [Bürgerrechtler]
civil-rights activist [female] Bürgerrechtlerin {f}
civil-rights activist [female]Bürgerrechtsaktivistin {f} [Bürgerrechtlerin]
civil-rights case Bürgerrechtsfall {m}
civil-society [attr.] zivilgesellschaftlich
civil-war refugeeBürgerkriegsflüchtling {m}
civil-war refugees Bürgerkriegsflüchtlinge {pl}
civism [archaic] Bürgersinn {m}
civvies {pl} [coll.]Zivil {n}
civvies [coll.] Zivilklamotten {pl} [ugs.]
civvies [coll.] Zivilkleidung {f}
civvies [coll.]Zivilsachen {pl} [Kleider]
civvies [coll.] [civilians] Zivilisten {pl}
civvy [coll.]Zivilist {m}
civvy street [Br.] [coll.] Zivilleben {n}
(cixiid) planthoppers [family Cixiidae] Glasflügelzikaden {pl}
clabbered milkDickmilch {f}
clabbered milk Sauermilch {f}
clabbery [rare]matschig [ugs.]
clachan [Scot.] [North Irish]kleines Dorf {n}
clack Klappe {f}
clack Klappern {n}
clack Geklapper {n} [ugs.]
Clackamore [percussive Jew's harp] [perkussive Maultrommel]
clacked geklappert
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