intermediate

intermediate
1. adjective
1) Zwischen-
2) (Educ.) Mittel[stufe, -schule]
2. noun
fortgeschrittener Anfänger
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[intə'mi:diət]
adjective
(in the middle; placed between two things, stages etc: An intermediate English course is more advanced than a beginners' course, but not as difficult as an advanced course.) Mittel-...
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inter·medi·ate
[ˌɪntəˈmi:diət, AM -t̬ɚˈ-]
I. adj inv
1. (level) mittel; (between two things) Zwischen-
\intermediate stage Zwischenstadium nt
\intermediate stopover Zwischenstopp m
\intermediate target mittelfristiges Ziel
to be \intermediate between sth sich akk zwischen etw dat befinden
2. (level of skill) Mittel-
\intermediate course Kurs m für fortgeschrittene Anfänger/Anfängerinnen
\intermediate students fortgeschrittene Anfänger/Anfängerinnen
II. n fortgeschrittener Anfänger/fortgeschrittene Anfängerin
III. vi vermitteln
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["Intə'miːdɪət]
1. adj
Zwischen-; French, maths etc für fortgeschrittene Anfänger

intermediate position — Zwischenposition f

intermediate stage — Zwischenstadium nt

the intermediate stations — die dazwischenliegenden Bahnhöfe

intermediate step — Zwischenstufe f

an intermediate student — ein fortgeschrittener Anfänger, eine fortgeschrittene Anfängerin

intermediate range ballistic missile — ballistische Mittelstreckenrakete f

intermediate treatment (Brit) — Sozialprogramm für jugendliche Straftäter und sozial gefährdete Jugendliche, das weder Inhaftierung noch Bestrafung beinhaltet

2. n
fortgeschrittener Anfänger, fortgeschrittene Anfängerin
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intermediate1 [ˌıntə(r)ˈmiːdjət; -dıət]
A adj (adv intermediately)
1. dazwischenliegend, dazwischen befindlich, eingeschaltet, Zwischen…, Mittel…:
be intermediate between … and zwischen (dat) … und … liegen;
intermediate colo(u)r (credit, examination, frequency, product, seller, stage, time, trade) Zwischenfarbe f (-kredit m, -prüfung f, -frequenz f, -produkt n, -verkäufer[in], -stadium n, -zeit f, -handel m);
intermediate school {{link}}junior high (school){{/link}};
intermediate-range ballistic missile MIL Mittelstreckenrakete f;
intermediate terms MATH innere Glieder, Mittelglieder; academic.ru/31952/grade">grade A 2
2. SCHULE für fortgeschrittene Anfänger (Kurs etc)
3. vermittelnd, Verbindungs…, Zwischen…, Mittel(s)…:
intermediate agent B 3
4. mittelbar, indirekt
B s
1. Zwischenglied n, -gruppe f, -form f
2. CHEM Zwischenprodukt n
3. Vermittler(in), Mittelsmann m
4. SCHULE Zwischenprüfung f
5. Motorsport: Intermediate(-Reifen) m
intermediate2 [ˌıntə(r)ˈmiːdıeıt] v/i
1. dazwischentreten, intervenieren
2. vermitteln
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1. adjective
1) Zwischen-
2) (Educ.) Mittel[stufe, -schule]
2. noun
fortgeschrittener Anfänger
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adj.
Zwischen- präfix.
dazwischenliegenden adj.
zwischenliegend adj.
zwischenzeitlich adj.

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