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realm

/rɛlm/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein Königreich, einen Herrschaftsbereich oder eine Sphäre von Aktivitäten, Interessen oder Wissen bezeichnet.

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noun

/rɛlm/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das ein Königreich, einen Herrschaftsbereich oder eine Sphäre von Aktivitäten, Interessen oder Wissen bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a domain, kingdom, or sphere of activity, interest, or knowledge.

  1. Dominant domainB2formal

    A field or area where a particular thing is most influential or prevalent.

    deDominierender Bereich

    • In the realm of physics, quantum mechanics is a dominant theory.
    • The realm of fashion is constantly changing.
    • She is a leading expert in the realm of artificial intelligence.

    Synonymeareaarenadomaindominionfieldkingdomorbitprovincesphereterritoryworld

  2. Royal domainB1formal

    The territory or kingdom ruled by a monarch, such as a king or queen.

    deKönigreich

    • The king's realm stretched from the mountains to the sea.
    • Laws were established to protect the realm from invasion.
    • The queen traveled across her realm to meet her subjects.

    Synonymedomaindominionempirekingdomterritory

  3. Knowledge domainB2formal

    A specific area of knowledge, interest, or activity that someone is engaged in or communicating about.

    deWissensbereich

    • The realm of philosophy explores questions about existence and knowledge.
    • He is well-versed in the realm of classical music.
    • The discussion moved into the realm of political theory.

    Synonymeareaarenadisciplinedomainfieldprovincesphereterritoryworld

Formen
  • realms plural form
  • realms' possessive plural form
  • realm's possessive singular form
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