Greco-Roman - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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				`Greco-Roman^AE / Graeco-Roman^BE adj.`			`griechisch-römisch`

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Das Komma bei der Apposition Als Apposition bezeichnet man eine eingeschobene, ergänzende Beschreibung,meist eines Substantivs. Die Apposition selbst kann aus mehreren Wortenbestehen, die sich auf das Substant…
„man“ und seine Zusammensetzungen Das Wort man hat in der Regel diePluralform men, auch bei zusammengesetztenSubstantiven.
Zusammensetzungen mit Aneinanderreihungen und Wortgruppen Aneinanderreihungen:
Apostroph bei Eigennamen Aristoteles' Werke
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