Translation: from chinese to german
shì jiè yǔ
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1 世界已经成为世界村
Die Welt ist schon zu einem Dorf geworden. (u.E.) -
2 世界末日的揭示
Apokalypse (u.E.) (S) -
3 世界一切事物中人是第一个可宝贵的
Im Mittelpunkt steht der Mensch. (u.E.) (Eig) -
4 世界历史
Menschheitsgeschichte (u.E.) (Gesch) -
5 世界教师代表大会
Weltlehrerkongress (u.E.) (S) -
6 世界知识产权日
Welttag des geistigen Eigentums (u.E.) -
7 世界知识产权组织
WIPO (Englisch: World Intellectual Property Organization) (u.E.) (S, Wirtsch) -
8 世界经济形势
Weltkonjunktur (u.E.) (S) -
9 世界语历史
Geschichte des Esperanto (u.E.) (Gesch) -
10 世界
Welt (S) -
11 世界七大奇迹
Weltwunder (u.E.) (S) -
12 世界上
auf der Welt (u.E.) -
13 世界上居于领先地位
führende Stelle in der Welt einnehmen (u.E.) (V) -
14 世界主义
Kosmopolitismus (u.E.) (S, Pol) -
15 世界主义者
Weltbürger (u.E.) (S) -
16 世界之大无奇不有
Es gibt nichts auf der Welt，was es nicht gibt. (u.E.) (V, Fam) -
17 世界人口
Weltbevölkerung (u.E.) (S) -
18 世界人权宣言
Allgemeine Erklärung der Menschenrechte (u.E.) -
19 世界人权日
Tag der Menschenrechte (u.E.) -
20 世界保护联盟
IUCN (u.E.)
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