enrol

enrol
1.
(Amer.: enroll) intransitive verb, -ll- sich anmelden; sich einschreiben [lassen]; (Univ.) sich einschreiben; sich immatrikulieren

enrol for a course — sich zu einem Kurs anmelden

2. transitive verb,
-ll- einschreiben [Studenten, Kursteilnehmer]; anwerben [Rekruten]; aufnehmen [Schüler, Mitglied, Rekrut]

enrol somebody for a course/the army — jemanden für einen Kurs annehmen/in die Armee aufnehmen

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[in'rəul]
(American) enroll - past tense, past participle enrolled - verb
(to add (someone), or have oneself added, to a list (as a pupil at a school, a member of a club etc): Can we enrol for this class?; You must enrol your child before the start of the school term.) einschreiben
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en·rol
<-ll->
AM usu en·roll
[ɪnˈrəʊl, AM enˈroʊl]
I. vi sich akk einschreiben; (at university) sich akk einschreiben [o immatrikulieren]; MIL sich akk melden
to \enrol for [or in] a course sich akk für einen Kurs anmelden
to \enrol at university/a college sich akk an der Universität/einem College einschreiben [o immatrikulieren
II. vt
to \enrol sb (at college, university) jdn aufnehmen; worker jdn einstellen; soldier jdn anwerben
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(US) [ɪn'rəʊl]
1. vt
einschreiben; members aufnehmen; schoolchild (school, headmaster) aufnehmen; (parents) anmelden; (UNIV) immatrikulieren
2. vi
sich einschreiben; (in the army) sich melden (in zu); (for course, at school) sich anmelden; (UNIV) sich immatrikulieren or einschreiben
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enrol (enroll) [ınˈrəʊl]
A v/t
1. jemanden, jemandes Namen einschreiben, -tragen (beide:
in in dat oder akk), UNIV jemanden immatrikulieren:
enrol o.s. B 1
2. a) MIL (an)werben
b) SCHIFF anmustern, anheuern
c) Arbeiter einstellen:
be enrolled eingestellt werden, (in eine Firma) eintreten
3. aufnehmen (in in einen Verein etc):
enrol o.s. in B 2
4. JUR amtlich aufzeichnen, registrieren, (gerichtlich) protokollieren
B v/i
1. sich einschreiben (lassen), UNIV sich immatrikulieren:
enrol for a course einen Kurs belegen
2. enrol in beitreten (dat)
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1.
(Amer.: enroll) intransitive verb, -ll- sich anmelden; sich einschreiben [lassen]; (Univ.) sich einschreiben; sich immatrikulieren

enrol for a course — sich zu einem Kurs anmelden

2. transitive verb,
-ll- einschreiben [Studenten, Kursteilnehmer]; anwerben [Rekruten]; aufnehmen [Schüler, Mitglied, Rekrut]

enrol somebody for a course/the army — jemanden für einen Kurs annehmen/in die Armee aufnehmen


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