culture

culture
noun
1) Kultur, die
2) (Agric., of bacteria) Kultur, die; (tillage of the soil) Landbau, der; (rearing, production) Zucht, die
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noun
1) (a form or type of civilization of a certain race or nation: the Jewish culture.) die Kultur
2) (improvement of the mind etc by education etc: He was an enthusiastic seeker of culture.) die Bildung
3) (educated taste in art, literature, music etc: He thinks that anyone who dislikes Bach is lacking in culture.) die Bildung
4) ((a) cultivated growth of bacteria etc.) die Kultur
5) (the commercial rearing of fish, certain plants etc.) die Zucht
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cul·ture
[ˈkʌltʃəʳ, AM -tʃɚ]
I. n
1. SOCIOL Kultur f
2. no pl ART, LIT, MUS Kultur f, Bildung f
person of \culture kultivierter Mann/kultivierte Frau
3. BIOL Zucht f, Züchtung f; (of microorganisms) Kultur f
silkworm \culture Seidenraupenzucht f
to grow a \culture eine [Bakterien]kultur anlegen
II. vt BIOL
to \culture cells/microorganisms Zellen/Mikroorganismen züchten
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['kʌltʃə(r)]
1. n
1) Kultur f

physical culture (dated) — Körperkultur f (dated)

a man of culture/of no culture — ein kultivierter/unkultivierter Mann, ein Mann mit/ohne Kultur

to study German culture —

a culture of dependency, a dependency culture — eine Kultur der Abhängigkeit

the company culture — die Unternehmenskultur

2) (AGR, BIOL, MED) Kultur f; (of animals) Zucht f
2. vt (BIOL, MED)
eine Kultur anlegen von
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culture [ˈkʌltʃə(r)]
A s
1. cultivation 1, 2
2. Anbau m, (Pflanzen) Zucht f:
fruit culture Obstbau m
3. Züchtung f, (Tier) Zucht f:
culture of bees Bienenzucht
4. Kultur f (angebaute Pflanzen)
5. BIOL
a) Züchtung f (von Bakterien, Gewebe etc)
b) Kultur f:
culture of mo(u)lds Pilzkultur
6. cultivation 4
7. (geistige) Kultur:
a) (Geistes)Bildung f
b) Kultiviertheit f, verfeinerte Lebensweise:
he is a man of culture er hat Kultur, er ist kultiviert
8. Kultur f:
a) Kulturkreis m
b) Kulturform f, -stufe f
B v/t BIOL
a) Bakterien etc züchten
b) eine Kultur züchten in (dat)
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noun
1) Kultur, die
2) (Agric., of bacteria) Kultur, die; (tillage of the soil) Landbau, der; (rearing, production) Zucht, die
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n.
Kultur -en f.

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