academic

academic
1. adjective
akademisch; wissenschaftlich [Fach, Studium]
2. noun
Wissenschaftler, der/Wissenschaftlerin, die; (scholar) Gelehrte, der/die
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[ækə'demik]
adjective (of or concerning study especially in schools, colleges etc: an academic career.) akademisch
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aca·dem·ic
[ˌækəˈdemɪk]
I. adj
1. usu attr, inv (university) akademisch
\academic institution Universitätseinrichtung f
\academic year Studienjahr nt
2. (not vocational) wissenschaftlich
\academic approach wissenschaftlicher Ansatz
3. (scholarly) wissenschaftlich
\academic interests geistige Interessen
4. (pej: theoretical) question akademisch
5. (irrelevant) hypothetisch
II. n Lehrkraft f an der Universität
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["kə'demɪk]
1. adj
1) akademisch; publisher, reputation wissenschaftlich

academic advisor (US) — Studienberater(in) m(f)

academic dean (US) — Dekan(in) m(f)

academic officers (US) — akademisches Personal

academic year — akademisches Jahr, Studienjahr nt

2) (= intellectual) approach, quality, interest wissenschaftlich; interests geistig; person, appearance intellektuell; style, book akademisch
3) (= theoretical) akademisch

out of academic interest —

since the decision has already been made the discussion is purely academic — da die Entscheidung schon getroffen wurde, ist das eine (rein) akademische Diskussion

2. n
Akademiker(in) m(f); (UNIV) Universitätslehrkraft f
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academic [ˌækəˈdemık]
A adj (adv academically)
1. akademisch:
a) Academic PHIL zur Schule Platos gehörig
b) mit dem Universitätsstudium zusammenhängend:
academic costume bes US, academic dress bes Br → academical B;
academic freedom akademische Freiheit;
academic year Universitätsjahr n
c) fig (rein) theoretisch, hypothetisch, praxisfern:
an academic question eine (rein) akademische Frage;
an academic discussion eine akademische Diskussion
d) fig unpraktisch, ohne praktischen Nutzen
2. gelehrt, wissenschaftlich:
he is very academic er hat viele geistige Interessen
3. allgemeinbildend, geisteswissenschaftlich, humanistisch (Kurs etc)
4. konventionell, traditionell (Maler etc)
B s
1. Hochschullehrer(in)
2. Geisteswissenschaftler(in)
acad. abk
1. academic
2. academy
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1. adjective
akademisch; wissenschaftlich [Fach, Studium]
2. noun
Wissenschaftler, der/Wissenschaftlerin, die; (scholar) Gelehrte, der/die
* * *
adj.
akademisch adj. n.
Akademiker m.
Wissenschaftler m.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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