enrolment

enrolment
(Amer.: enrollment) noun Anmeldung, die; (Univ.) Immatrikulation, die; Einschreibung, die; (in army) Eintritt, der
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noun die Einschreibung
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en·rol·ment, AM en·roll·ment
[ɪnˈrəʊl-, AM enˈroʊlmənt]
n
1. (act of enrolling) Einschreibung f; (at university) Immatrikulation f; (for a course) Anmeldung f; (in the army) Eintritt m
2. AM (number of students) Studentenzahl f
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(US) [ɪn'rəʊlmənt]
n
1) (= enrolling) Einschreibung f; (of members) Aufnahme f; (of schoolchild, by school, headmaster) Aufnahme f; (by parents) Anmeldung f; (UNIV) Immatrikulation f
2) (= being enrolled) Einschreibung f; (in the army) Meldung f; (for course, at school) Anmeldung f; (UNIV) Immatrikulation f, Einschreibung f
3)

to have an enrolment of X (evening class) — eine (Gesamt)teilnehmerzahl von X haben; (university) X immatrikulierte Studenten haben; (school) eine (Gesamt)schülerzahl von X haben

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enrolment (enrollment) s
1. a) Eintragung f, -schreibung f, UNIV Immatrikulation f
b) (Gesamt)Zahl f der Eingetragenen oder UNIV Immatrikulierten
2. a) MIL Anwerbung f
b) SCHIFF Anheuerung f
c) Einstellung f
3. Aufnahme f
4. Beitrittserklärung f
5. JUR Register n, Verzeichnis n
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(Amer.: enrollment) noun Anmeldung, die; (Univ.) Immatrikulation, die; Einschreibung, die; (in army) Eintritt, der
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n.
Schulanfang m.

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