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What is the German word for information technology?
English: "The information technology" means German: "Die Informationstechnik".
What is the word for technology in German?
technik
What is the German word for subject?
unterworfen
What is the word for design technology in German?
it is almost the same spelling : design-technologie is the German version
What has the author David Layton written?
David Layton has written: 'German shorthaired pointers today' -- subject(s): German shorthaired pointer 'Science for the People' 'Aspects of national curriculum design and technology' 'All-purpose gundog' -- subject(s): German shorthaired pointer 'Innovations in Science and Technology Education (Science and Technology of Teacher Training , No 5)'
What has the author Norman C Reeves written?
Norman C. Reeves has written: 'Spanish for engineers' -- subject(s): Readers, Spanish language, Technology 'The parish of Saint Ethelbert, Leominster' 'German for engineers' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, German language, Readers, Technology
What is the word technology in German?
Technologie or Technik (see Audi's motto Vorsprung durch Technik - Advantage through technology)TechnologieTechnikMethode
What is the German word for the subject Electro-mehanic?
elektroPOS=TRUNC is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
What does dein lieblingstach mean?
Lieblingstach is not a word in German. The closest German word is Lieblingsfach, which means favourite subject.Dein Lieblingsfach means your favourite subject.
What does the German word lieblingsfach mean?
Lieblingsfach translates into English as favorite subject.
What is snob in German?
The word for snob in German is simply Snob, although this is considered Denglisch by some people (a English word which has made its way into the German language). If you wish to use standard German, Wichtigtuer or Großtuer maybe used with 'in' added if the subject is a female.
What has the author Gustav Eger written?
Gustav Eger has written: 'Technological dictionary in the English and German languages' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Engineering, English, English language, German, German language, Industrial arts, Technology
