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1. Test 2. Sem Sekunda (Bildende Kunst, Musik, Literatur) Flashcards

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mündliche Literatur

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oral literature

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literarische Tradition

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literary tradition

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zeitgenössisch, Gegenwarts-

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contemporary

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Die Werke der Klassik übten einen ungeheuren Einfluss auf viele spätere Schriftsteller aus.

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The works of the Classic Age had a tremendous influence on many later writers.

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die Klassik

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the Classic Age

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die Romantik

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the Romantic Age

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der Klassizismus

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classicism

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Romantik

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romanticism

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Realismus

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realism

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ein literarisches Werk

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a work of literature

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Literaturkritik

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literary criticism

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ein Rohentwurf, eine Skizze

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a rough draft

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die Endfassung

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the final draft

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Adaption, Bearbeitung

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adaptation

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humorvoll; lustig

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humorous

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komisch

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comic

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die Satire

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satire

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die Parodie

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parody

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Wenn ich unterwegs bin, ziehe ich Unterhaltungsliteratur als Lektüre vor.

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When I’m travelling, I prefer to read light fiction.

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Schluss

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conclusion

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Prosa

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prose

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Erzählen, Erzählablauf

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narration

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erzählend

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narrative

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Sachliteratur, Sachbücher

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non-fiction

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eine fiktive/ fiktionale Figur

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a fictional character

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Kommentar, Erläuterung

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commentary

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ein Krimi

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a detective story

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Roman

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novel

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ein sentimentaler/ moralisch-rührender Roman

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a sentimental novel

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Romanschriftsteller(in)

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novelist

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Anekdote

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anecdote

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Novella, Kurzroman

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novella

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Erzähler(in)

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narrator

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allwissend

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omniscient

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Bewusstseinsstrom (Erzähltechnik, die die emotionale Innenwelt einer Figur darstellt)

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stream of consciousness

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In Film und in der Erzählliteratur dienen Rückblenden dazu Ereignisse darzustellen, die schon vor der Anfangsszene stattgefunden haben.

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In film and fiction, flashbacks are a way of presenting incidents that took place before the opening scene.

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Lyrik, Dichtung

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poetry

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Gedicht

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poem

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dichterisches Bild, bildlicher Ausdruck, Metapher

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image

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Spannung

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tension

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Dichter

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poet

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dichterische Freiheit

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poetic licence

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dichterische Stilmittel

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poetic devices

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Sonett

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sonnet

A sonnet is a poem in a specific form which originated in Italy; Giacomo da Lentini is credited with its invention. The term sonnet is derived from the Italian word sonetto.

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Elegien sind ernste und feierliche Gedichte, die vom Tod oder dem Ende einer Sache handeln.

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Elegies are solemn poems dealing with death or the end of something.

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Ode

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ode

  • a lyric poem, typically one in the form of an address to a particular subject, written in varied or irregular metre.*
  • a classical poem of a kind originally meant to be sung.*
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Ballade

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ballad

a poem or song narrating a story in short stanzas. Traditional ballads are typically of unknown authorship, having been passed on orally from one generation to the next.

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Epos, episches/erzählendes Gedicht

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epic

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Kindergedicht/-lied

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nursery rhyme

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Limericks sind eine spezielle Form des Nonsensegedichtes mit fünf Zeilen, die sich aabba reimen.

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Limericks are a special type of nonsense verse with five lines rhyming aabba.

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Rhythmus, Takt

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rhythm

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Betonung

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stress

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Reim

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rhyme

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Blankvers

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blank verse

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Versmass, Metrum

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metre

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dichterische Bildsprache, Metaphorik

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imagery

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Gleichnis, Vergleich

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simile

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Metapher, bildlicher Ausdruck

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metaphor

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episches Theater

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epic theatre

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Im Erleben von mitleid und Furcht durchläuft der Zuschauer einen Prozess der “seelischen Reinigung”…

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By experiencing pity and fear, the audience goes through a process of catharsis.

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Der tragische charakterliche Defekt der Hauptfigur führt zur Katastrophe.

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The tragic flaw in the character of the protagonist leads to the catastrophe.

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Katastrophe

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catastrophe

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ein Einakter

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a one-act play

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Komödie, Lustspiel

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comedy

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Tragödie, Trauerspiel

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tragedy

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tragisch

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tragic

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Melodrama (gefühlsbetontes Stück mit Musik)

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melodrama

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Geschichtsdrama

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history

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Dramatiker(in), Stückeschreiber(in)

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playwright

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dritter Akt, vierte Szene

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Act III, Scene 4

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Szene

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scene

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Figur, Person, Rolle

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character

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Hauptfigur

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main character

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Dialog

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dialogue

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Monolog, Selbstgespräch

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monologue

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Prolog, Vorrede, Vorspiel

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prologue

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Epilog, Nachrede, Schlusswort

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epilogue

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Auflösung, Ausgang

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dénouement

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befreiende Komik

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comic relief

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Der rasche Handlungsablauf der 3. Szene bilden einen starken Kontrast zur vorausgegangenen Szene.

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The fast action in Scene 3 provides a strong contrast to the previous scene.

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Bitte vergleichen Sie die Form des Texts mit seiner Funktion.

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Please contrast the form of the text with its function.

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kritisieren, rezensieren

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criticize

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Kritik

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criticism

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Kritiker(in)

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critic

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Rezension, Besprechung

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review

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interpretieren

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interpret

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Textanalyse

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text analysis

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charakterisieren, beschreiben

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characterize

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eine direkte/indirekte Charakterisierung

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a direct characterization / an indirect characterization

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Handlungsführung/-plan

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plot

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Handlung

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action

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ein Happy End

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a happy ending

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Gegenstand, Inhalt

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subject

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der Schauplatz eines Romans/ Theaterstücks

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the setting of a novel / the setting of a play

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Atmosphäre

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atmosphere

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Stimmung

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mood

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Spannung, Erwartung, Ungewissheit

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suspense

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Spannung erzeugen

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create suspense

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Höhepunkt

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climax

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enttäuschender Abschwung

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anticlimax

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stereoptype Figur

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stereotype

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Hauptfigur

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protagonist

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Gegenspieler(in) der Hauptfigur

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antagonist

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Schurke

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villain

a character whose evil actions or motives are important to the plot

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Ton, Stimmung

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tone

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Die Rose wird als Symbol der Liebe betrachtet.

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The rose is seen as a symbol of love.

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Stilmittel

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stylistic devices

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Personifizierung, Personifikation

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personification

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anspielen

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allude

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Anspielung

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allusion

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Euphemismus, beschönigender Ausdruck

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euphemism

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Paraphrase, Umschreibung mit anderen Worten

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paraphrase

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symbolisieren

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symbolize

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übertreiben

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exaggerate

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Hyperbel, massive Übertreibung

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hyperbole

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bewusste Untertreibung

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understatement

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Belehrung, Anweisung

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instruction

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Diskurstyp

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mode of discourse

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Diskurs; Textabsicht, Textfunktion

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discourse

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Überredung, Beeinflussung

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persuasion

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rhetorische Mittel, Redemittel

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rhetorical devices

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eine rhetorische Frage

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a rhetorical question

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Wortwahl

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diction

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formelle Sprache

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formal register

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Umgangssprache

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informal register

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wörtlich

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literal

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wörtliche Bedeutung

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literal meaning

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bildliche Bedeutung

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figurative meaning

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Nebenbedeutung, Assoziation

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connotation

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Assoziationen zum Wort “Mutter” sind “Wärme, Liebe, Sicherheit” usw.

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The connotations of the word “mother” are “warmth, love security” etc.

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