Summary
major
Dur · Haupt... · Major · kapital · größer · bedeutender · größte · hauptsächlich · Haupt- · Hauptgruppe · Oberbegriff
Synonyms
Major: Mj.
English-German translation for "major"
"major" German translation
major
(Music: "Symphony No. 8 in E Flat Major" by Gustav Mahler) This is Mahler.
scale of C major
piece in F major
A major
E Major
So, there are four major watermarks all over 1,000 base pairs of genetic code.
The status of my mission at the moment is it still needs a major sponsor. ~~~ I'm confident that we'll find one.
major
They failed to do so, because it was Mr Major who took that initiative last spring.
Do you know what they call a 300 hitter in Major League Baseball?
When John Major talked about the nation states and subsidiarity, he meant that it stopped at Dover.
Now it is very clear that John Major is playing for time.
My country also wants to be able to retain its 'Major Law ', but that is naturally not what it is about.
Three million people dancing attendance at major sporting events and huge profits for business have eclipsed the athletic ideal.
A major European capital and credit market will be better able to release the financing needed to absorb an economic shock.
This majority must represent at least 50 % of the subscribed capital.
A qualified majority shall require eighteen votes in favour and 68 % of the subscribed capital.
A qualified majority shall require eighteen votes and 68 % of the subscribed capital in favour.
One major challenge still faces us, however, and that is to find an appropriate way of combining increased traffic with a better...
major (also: greater, more important)
This would represent a major contribution to the construction of the European Union.
The mobile phone industry is a major employer representing the cutting edge of innovation.
The postal service is a major activity sector in Europe.
All of this remains problematic, not to mention the major limitations inherent in the judicial system itself.
I would take the example of my own country, Belgium, and the sponsoring of major sports events in Belgium.
Their proliferation is today a major handicap for agricultural development.
As Mrs Hoff said, the major problem remains the Ignalina power station.
The major part of European Union aid has been provided under the TACIS programme.
The major disappointment of Amsterdam is in the institutional area.
Since the Gulf War in 1991 the EC has been the major donor of humanitarian aid to Iraq.
major (also: main, mostly, chief, principal)
This is a major industry which, moreover, hires more women than men to do seasonal work.
There is in fact a major market in the UK - mainly in London - and very little else in Europe.
Europe has large volumes of trade with major GM producers - although trade in GM products has mainly concerned products for animal feed.
We need to be innovative in this area, and I hope this is one of the major lines of thought which our social partners will be pursuing.
So, there are four major watermarks all over 1,000 base pairs of genetic code.
The status of my mission at the moment is it still needs a major sponsor. ~~~ I'm confident that we'll find one.
major
The Northern Dimension is a major premise in the political field.
Major {noun}
They failed to do so, because it was Mr Major who took that initiative last spring.
Do you know what they call a 300 hitter in Major League Baseball?
When John Major talked about the nation states and subsidiarity, he meant that it stopped at Dover.
Now it is very clear that John Major is playing for time.
My country also wants to be able to retain its 'Major Law ', but that is naturally not what it is about.
Synonyms
Synonyms (German) for "Major":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "major" in German
Similar words
maize · majestic · majestic-dignities · majestic-dignity · majestical · majestically · majesticly · majesties · majesty · majolica · major · Majorca · Majorcan · majored · majoring · majoritarian · majorities · majority · majority-of-votes · majors · Majuro
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