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Akademiker
academic, scholar (a person)
In German
Akademiker
a-ka-DEH-mee-ker
Don't Get Confused!
Looks like
academic
In English means: "relating to education and scholarship (adjective); a person who teaches or does research at a university or college (noun, but 'scholar' or 'lecturer' is more common for the person)"
Actually means
Akademiker
academic, scholar (a person)
Memory TipA German 'Akademiker' is always the 'person' (a scholar or university graduate). English 'academic' can be an adjective ('academic year') or a noun for a person, but 'Akademiker' is exclusively the noun for the person. Think 'Akademiker' = 'A KAdemic ME KErson'.
Example Sentences
- 1
Als Akademiker verbringt er viel Zeit in der Bibliothek.
As an academic, he spends a lot of time in the library.
- 2
Sie ist eine anerkannte Akademikerin auf ihrem Gebiet.
She is a recognized scholar in her field.
FAQ
How do you say "academic, scholar (a person)" in German?
"academic, scholar (a person)" in German is "Akademiker" (a-ka-DEH-mee-ker). Example: Als Akademiker verbringt er viel Zeit in der Bibliothek..
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ak-too-EL
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Zensur
tsen-ZOOR
criticism; review (e.g., of a book or film)
Kritik
kree-TEEK
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