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in·for·mal·ity [ˌɪnfɔ:ˈmæləti, Am -fɔ:rˈmælət̬i] N no pl
1. informality (casual quality):
- informality
- Ungezwungenheit f <->
- informality
- Zwanglosigkeit f <-, -en>
2. informality (unofficial character):
- informality
- inoffizieller Charakter
3. informality (approachability):
- informality of person
- Ungezwungenheit f <->
for·mal·ity [fɔ:ˈmæləti, Am fɔ:rˈmælət̬i] N
1. formality no pl (ceremoniousness):
- formality
- Förmlichkeit f <-, -en>
2. formality no pl (for form's sake):
- formality
- Formalität f <-, -en>
- to be [just/merely] a formality
- [eine] [reine] Formsache sein
3. formality (necessary activities):
- the formalities pl
- die Formalitäten pl
- ECON, FIN customs formalities
- Zollformalitäten pl
for·mal·ism [ˈfɔ:məlɪzəm, Am ˈfɔ:r] N
1. formalism no pl (exaggeration of formal aspects):
- formalism
- Formalismus m <->
- formalism
- [leeres] Formenwesen
2. formalism ART, LIT:
- formalism
- [ästhetischer] Formalismus
for·ma·lin [ˈfɔ:məlɪn, Am ˈfɔ:rmə-] N no pl CHEM
- formalin
- Formalin nt <-s>
nor·mal·ity [nɔ:ˈmæləti, Am nɔ:rˈmælət̬i] N no pl
- normality
- Normalität f <->
- to get back to normality
- zur Normalität zurückkehren
- to get back to normality
- sich acc normalisieren
for·mal·ize [ˈfɔ:məlaɪz, Am ˈfɔ:rmə-] VB trans
1. formalize (make official):
- to formalize an agreement/a procedure
- eine Abmachung/ein Verfahren formell bekräftigen
- they began as informal gatherings, but have become increasingly formalized in recent years
- sie fingen mit informellen Treffen an, aber in den letzten Jahren haben sie sich zunehmend regelmäßig getroffen
2. formalize (give shape to):
- to formalize one's thoughts
- seine Gedanken ordnen
for·mal·is·tic [ˈfɔ:məlɪstɪk, Am ˈfɔ:r] ADJ
- formalistic
- formalistisch
ab·nor·mal·ity [ˌæbnɔ:ˈmæləti, Am -nɔ:rˈmælət̬i] N
1. abnormality MED (anomaly):
- abnormality
- Anomalie f <-, -li̱·en>
- abnormality of heart rhythm
- Unregelmäßigkeit f <-, -en>
- the X-rays showed no abnormalities
- die Röntgenaufnahmen zeigten keine Auffälligkeiten
- fetal [or Brit also foetal]abnormality
- fetale Missbildung
2. abnormality no pl (unusualness):
- abnormality
- Abnormität f <-, -en>
- abnormality of a situation
- Außergewöhnlichkeit f <->
- abnormality of sb's behaviour [or Am behavior]
- Verhaltensstörung f <-, -en>
I. nor·mal·ize [ˈnɔ:məlaɪz, Am ˈnɔ:rm-] VB trans
1. normalize (make normal) blood pressure:
- to normalize sth
- etw normalisieren
- to normalize a relationship
- eine Beziehung normalisieren
2. normalize esp COMPUT:
- to normalize sth
- etw abgleichen
- to normalize results
- Resultate abgleichen
3. normalize COMPUT (covert):
- to normalize sth
- etw standardisieren
II. nor·mal·ize [ˈnɔ:məlaɪz, Am ˈnɔ:rm-] VB intr
normalize situation, relations:
- normalize
- sich acc normalisieren
for·mal·ly [ˈfɔ:məli, Am ˈfɔ:r-] ADV
1. formally (ceremoniously):
- formally
- formell
2. formally (officially):
- formally
- offiziell
3. formally (for form's sake):
- formally
- formal
customs formality N handel
- customs formality
- Zollformalität f
calling formality N ECON LAW
- calling formality
- Einberufungsformalität f
normalized unit labo(u)r cost N CTRL
- normalized unit labo(u)r cost
- normalisierte Lohnstückkosten pl
informal savings N ACCOUNT
- informal savings
- informelle Ersparnis f
informal financial sector N FINMKT
- informal financial sector
- informeller Finanzsektor m
informal sector
- informal sector
- informeller Sektor
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They take their unsatisfied financing requirements to the informal financial sector, which expands to meet these needs.
www.lowyinterpreter.org This formality would eventually have a significant impact on the bands early history.
en.wikipedia.org Even before the formalities of affiliation are completed, the youngest member of the family is already making its influence felt.
en.wikipedia.org Some of these vitae are formalities composed for an 18th-century synaxary, but four of them exist in original form, as well a metaphrastic version.
en.wikipedia.org Formality refers to the specific language or forms used when transferring property.
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