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Trance-Musik
Trance-Musik

in the PONS Dictionary

ˈdance mu·sic N no pl

Tanzmusik f <-, -en>

in·ci·den·tal ˈmu·sic N

ˈgos·pel mu·sic N no pl

Gospel m o nt <-s, -s>

hill·bil·ly ˈmu·sic N no pl

ce·les·tial ˈmu·sic N poet

ˈcham·ber mu·sic N no pl

Kammermusik f <-, -en>

clas·si·cal ˈmu·sic N

Klassik f <->

ˈel·eva·tor mu·sic N no pl pej

mu·sic [ˈmju:zɪk] N no pl

1. music (pattern of sounds):

Musik f <-, -en>

2. music no pl SCHOOL, UNIV (study of music):

Musik f <-, -en>

3. music (notes):

ˈpop mu·sic N no pl

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

bull tranche N FINMKT

tranche N FINMKT

bear tranche N FINMKT

financial tranche N INV-FIN

tranche position N FINMKT

upper credit tranche N INV-FIN

tranche policy N FINMKT

credit tranche N INV-FIN

fractional value insurance N INSUR

securities insurance N INSUR

Klett Geography Glossary

clearance rate N

Klett Biology Glossary

law of tolerance

self tolerance N

immunological tolerance N

range of tolerance

upper limit of tolerance, lower limit of tolerance

Pessimum (ab diesem Bereich ist der Organismus zwar noch überlebens- aber nicht mehr fortfähigpflanzungsfähig)

clay-humus complex [kleɪˈhjuːməsˌkɒmpleks] N

fragrance molecule N

forest clearance N

stress tolerance N

humus tank N

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

intersection entrance Am INFRASTR

entrance ramp INFRASTR

garage entrance

snow clearance TRANSP SAFETY

human tolerance TRANSP SAFETY

clearance period INFRASTR

clearance interval INFRASTR

snow clearance equipment

lateral clearance

vehicle clearance envelope TRANSP SAFETY

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

He became known for his work on occupational folklore and on early hillbilly music recordings.
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People danced to hot hillbilly music or hot string-band music.
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The band had a cameo in the movie playing a hillbilly music version of the song along with some local musicians.
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Her musical styles straddled hillbilly music, rockabilly and gospel.
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There, they played hillbilly music on the street and called the hashbrowns.
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