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Nebenrolle

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sup·ˈport·ing part N CINE, THEAT, TV

Nebenrolle f <-, -n>
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I. part [pɑ:t, Am pɑ:rt] N

1. part (not the whole):

Teil m <-(e)s, -e>
Wortart f <-, -en>
Abschlagszahlung f <-, -en>

2. part also TECH (component):

Teil nt <-(e)s, -e>
part of a machine
Bauteil nt <-(e)s, -e>

3. part (unit):

[An]teil m

4. part CINE, TV:

Teil m <-(e)s, -e>
Folge f <-, -n>

5. part ANAT:

Körperteil m <-(e)s, -e>

6. part usu pl GEOG:

Gegend f <-, -en>
around [or in] these parts inf

7. part THEAT:

part also fig
Rolle f <-, -n> a. fig
part also fig
Part m <-s, -e>
large/small part also fig
to act [or play] a part [in sth]
eine Rolle [in etw dat] spielen

8. part MUS:

Part m <-s, -e>
Stimme f <-, -n>

9. part no pl (involvement):

Beteiligung f <-, -en> an +dat
an etw dat teilhaben
an etw dat teilnehmen
to take part in sth in an act, competition, also
bei etw dat mitmachen inf
to want no part in [or of] sth

10. part no pl (task):

Pflicht f <-, -en>

11. part no pl (side):

to take sb's part
on the part of form
vonseiten form +gen
on the part of form
seitens form +gen

12. part Am (parting):

Scheitel m <-s, ->

Phrases:

for my part, ...

II. part [pɑ:t, Am pɑ:rt] ADJ attr

III. part [pɑ:t, Am pɑ:rt] ADV inv

IV. part [pɑ:t, Am pɑ:rt] VB intr

1. part (separate):

2. part (become separated):

part curtains, seams
part lips
part paths

3. part form:

4. part euph (die):

sterben <stirbt, starb, gestorben>

V. part [pɑ:t, Am pɑ:rt] VB trans

1. part (separate):

to part sb/sth
jdn/etw trennen
... till death do us part liter

2. part (keep separate):

to part sth from sth
etw von etw dat trennen

3. part (comb):

Phrases:

sup·port·ing [səˈpɔ:tɪŋ, Am -ˈpɔ:rt̬-] ADJ attr, inv Brit CINE

Vorprogramm nt <-s, -e>
Beiprogramm nt <-(e)s, -e>

I. sup·port [səˈpɔ:t, Am -ˈpɔ:rt] VB trans

1. support (hold up):

to support sb/sth
jdn/etw stützen
to be supported on [or by] sth
sich acc auf etw acc stützen

2. support (sustain):

3. support (fulfill):

4. support usu neg form (tolerate):

etw nicht/nicht länger ertragen [o. form erdulden] [o. inf aushalten]

5. support (provide with money):

to support sb/sth

6. support (provide with necessities):

7. support (comfort):

to support sb/sth
to support sb in sth
jdn bei etw dat unterstützen

8. support (encourage):

to support sb/sth

9. support (corroborate):

10. support SPORTS:

11. support COMM:

12. support COMPUT:

II. sup·port [səˈpɔ:t, Am -ˈpɔ:rt] N

1. support (prop):

Stütze f <-, -n>
support ARCHIT
Träger m <-s, ->
support FASHION
Stütze f <-, -n>
Kniestrumpf m <-(e)s, -strümpfe>

2. support no pl (act of holding):

Halt m <-(e)s, -e>
etw dat Halt geben

3. support no pl (material assistance):

Unterstützung f <-, -en>
to withdraw support from sb/sth LAW
Unterhalt m <-(e)s>
Unterhaltsklage f <-, -n>

4. support no pl (comfort):

Halt m <-(e)s, -e> fig
Stütze f <-, -n> fig

5. support no pl:

Unterstützung f <-, -en>
Beweis m <-es, -e>

6. support COMPUT:

Support m <-(e)s, -e>

Phrases:

OpenDict entry

part N

OpenDict entry

part N

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

support N INV-FIN

support N HUM RESOURCES

support N MKTG

part N ACCOUNT

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

support

Present
Ipart
youpart
he/she/itparts
wepart
youpart
theypart
Past
Iparted
youparted
he/she/itparted
weparted
youparted
theyparted
Present Perfect
Ihaveparted
youhaveparted
he/she/ithasparted
wehaveparted
youhaveparted
theyhaveparted
Past Perfect
Ihadparted
youhadparted
he/she/ithadparted
wehadparted
youhadparted
theyhadparted

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She had previously played supporting parts in the show's first season.
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From 1943 onward he worked on a regular basis, sometimes in uncredited roles, but more often than not in small but credited bit or supporting parts.
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She found film work in the sound era, but only in small supporting parts.
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Often, the monster part is the supporting part and it's the hero who is the hero, literally.
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This is a supporting part and about as far as you can get from a romantic lead.
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