Kultur-

Kul|tur-:

Kul|tur|ab|kom|men

nt → cultural agreement

Kul|tur|an|ge|bot

nt → programme (Brit) → or program (US) → of cultural events, cultural scene; Münchens vielfältiges Kultur- → Munich’s rich and varied cultural life

Kul|tur|an|thro|po|lo|gie

f → cultural anthropology

Kul|tur|ar|beit

f → cultural activities pl

Kul|tur|at|ta|ché(e)

m → cultural attaché

Kul|tur|aus|tausch

m → cultural exchange

Kul|tur|au|to|no|mie

f → independence in cultural (and educational) matters

Kul|tur|ba|nau|se

m, Kul|tur|ba|nau|sin

f (inf) → philistine

kul|tur|be|flis|sen

adj (geh) → (very) culturally-minded; sie ist sehr Kultur- → she’s a real culture vulture (inf)

Kul|tur|bei|la|ge

f → cultural or arts supplement or review

Kul|tur|be|trieb

m (inf) → culture industry

Kul|tur|beu|tel

m → sponge or toilet bag (Brit), → washbag, cosmetic case (US)

Kul|tur|bo|den

m → cultivated or arable land

Kul|tur|denk|mal

nt → cultural monument

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Kul|tur-:

Kul|tur|er|be

nt → cultural heritage

Kul|tur|film

m → documentary film

Kul|tur|fö|de|ra|lis|mus

m (Pol) → cultural and educational devolution

Kul|tur|för|de|rung

f → (state) promotion of the arts

Kul|tur|geo|gra|fie ?, Kul|tur|geo|gra|phie

f → human geography

Kul|tur|ge|schich|te

f → history of civilization; Sozial- und Kultur- der Etrusker → social and cultural history of the Etruscans

kul|tur|ge|schicht|lich

adj → historico-cultural, concerning the history of civilization

adv eine Kultur- interessante Ära → an era interesting from a cultural and historical point of view;

Kul|tur|gut

nt → cultural possessions pl → or assets pl

Kul|tur|haupt|stadt

f → cultural capital; Kultur- Europas, Europäische Kultur- → European City of Culture

kul|tur|his|to|risch

adj, adv = kulturgeschichtlich

Kul|tur|ho|heit

f → independence in matters of education and culture

Kul|tur|in|dust|rie

f → culture industry

Kul|tur|kampf

m, no pl → cultural war; (Hist) → Kulturkampf (struggle between Church and State 1872-1887)

Kul|tur|kon|sum

m (inf) → consumption of culture, cultural consumption

Kul|tur|kreis

m → culture group or area

Kul|tur|kri|tik

f → critique of (our) civilization or culture

Kul|tur|land

nt → cultivated or arable land

Kul|tur|land|schaft

f → land developed and cultivated by man; (fig) → cultural landscape

Kul|tur|le|ben

nt → cultural life

kul|tur|los

adj → lacking culture; Mensch auch → uncultured

Kul|tur|lo|sig|keit

f <->, no pl → lack of culture

Kul|tur|mi|nis|ter(in)

m(f) → minister of education and the arts

Kul|tur|mi|nis|te|ri|um

nt → ministry of education and the arts

Kul|tur|na|ti|on

f → cultural nation, nation with a great cultural hisory

Kul|tur|pa|last

m (esp DDR) → palace of culture or the arts; (pej) → cultured extravagance

Kul|tur|pes|si|mis|mus

m → despair of civilization

Kul|tur|pflan|ze

f → cultivated plant

Kul|tur|po|li|tik

f → cultural and educational policy

Kul|tur|po|li|ti|ker(in)

m(f) → politician who concerns himself mainly with cultural and educational policies

kul|tur|po|li|tisch

adj → politico-cultural; Kultur-e Fragen → matters with both a cultural and a political aspect

adv → from a politico-cultural point of view; Kultur- bedeutsame Vorschläge → propositions that are significant from both a cultural and a political point of view

Kul|tur|psy|cho|lo|gie

f → psychology of culture

Kul|tur|raum

m → cultural area; im südostasiatischen Kultur- → in the Southeast Asian cultural area

Kul|tur|re|fe|rat

nt (einer Gemeinde, Stadt etc) → cultural affairs department

Kul|tur|re|vo|lu|ti|on

f → cultural revolution

Kul|tur|schaf|fen|de(r)

mf decl as adj → creative artist

Kul|tur|scha|le

f → Petri dish

Kul|tur|schan|de

f → crime against civilization, cultural outrage; (fig inf) → insult to good taste, offence (Brit) → or offense (US) → against good taste

Kul|tur|schock

m → culture shock

Kul|tur|so|zio|lo|gie

f → cultural sociology, sociology of culture

kul|tur|so|zio|lo|gisch

adj → socio-cultural

adv betrachten → from a sociological and cultural or socio-cultural viewpoint

Kul|tur|spra|che

f → language of the civilized world

Kul|tur|stät|te

f → place of cultural interest

Kul|tur|step|pe

f (Geog) → cultivated steppe

Kul|tur|stu|fe

f → stage or level of civilization

Kul|tur|teil

m (von Zeitung) → arts section

Kul|tur|trä|ger(in)

m(f) → vehicle of culture or civilization

Kul|tur|volk

nt → civilized people sing → or nation

Kul|tur|wan|del

m → cultural change

Kul|tur|wis|sen|schaft

f → study of civilization; Kultur-en → cultural studies

Kul|tur|zent|rum

nt

(= Stadt) → centre (Brit) → or center (US) → of cultural life, cultural centre (Brit) → or center (US)

(= Anlage) → arts centre (Brit) → or center (US)