pirate

pirate
1. noun
1) Pirat, der; Seeräuber, der; (fig.) Schwindler, der
2) (Radio) [Rundfunk]pirat, der; attrib.

pirate radio station — Piratensender, der

2. transitive verb
ausplündern [Schiff]; rauben [Waren usw.]; (fig.) illegal nachdrucken [Buch]; illegal pressen [Schallplatte]; illegal vervielfältigen [Videoband]

pirated edition — Raubdruck, der

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1. noun
1) (a person who attacks and robs ships at sea: Their ship was attacked by pirates; (also adjective) a pirate ship.) der Pirat, Piraten-...
2) (a person who does something without legal right, eg publishes someone else's work as his own or broadcasts without a licence: a pirate radio-station.) Piraten...
2. verb
(to publish, broadcast etc without the legal right to do so: The dictionary was pirated and sold abroad.) unerlaubt nachdrucken
- academic.ru/55723/piracy">piracy
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pi·rate
[ˈpaɪ(ə)rət, AM ˈpaɪrət]
I. n
1. (buccaneer) Pirat(in) m(f), Seeräuber(in) m(f), Freibeuter(in) m(f)
2. (plagiarizer) Raubkopierer(in) m(f)
II. adj attr, inv video, CD raubkopiert
\pirate copy Raubkopie f
III. vt
to \pirate sth eine Raubkopie von etw dat machen, etw illegal vervielfältigen
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['paIərɪt]
1. n
Seeräuber(in) m(f), Pirat(in) m(f); (= pirate ship) Seeräuberschiff nt, Piratenschiff nt; (also pirate cab) nicht konzessioniertes Taxi
2. vt
book einen Raubdruck herstellen von; invention, idea stehlen

a pirated copy of the record — eine Raubpressung

pirated edition — Raubdruck m

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pirate [ˈpaıərət]
A s
1. Pirat m, Seeräuber m
2. Piraten-, Seeräuberschiff n
3. a) allg Plagiator m, Plagiatorin f
b) Raubdrucker(in)
c) Raubpresser(in)
4. jemand, der sich einer Patentverletzung schuldig macht
5. jemand, der einen Piratensender betreibt
B adj
1. Piraten…:
pirate ship
2. Raub…:
pirate copy Raubkopie f;
pirate record Raubpressung f, -platte f;
pirate edition Raubdruck m
3. Schwarz…:
pirate listener;
pirate (radio) station Piraten-, Schwarzsender m
C v/t
1. kapern, (aus)plündern (auch weitS.)
2. plagiieren, unerlaubt nachdrucken oder nachpressen:
pirated copy Raubkopie f;
pirated edition Raubdruck m;
pirated record Raubplatte f, -pressung f
D v/i
1. Seeräuberei (be)treiben
2. plündern
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1. noun
1) Pirat, der; Seeräuber, der; (fig.) Schwindler, der
2) (Radio) [Rundfunk]pirat, der; attrib.

pirate radio station — Piratensender, der

2. transitive verb
ausplündern [Schiff]; rauben [Waren usw.]; (fig.) illegal nachdrucken [Buch]; illegal pressen [Schallplatte]; illegal vervielfältigen [Videoband]

pirated edition — Raubdruck, der

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n.
Pirat -en m.
Seeräuber m.

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