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 | sic {adv} | 109 sic [absichtlich so geschrieben - folgt direkt nach einem Wort oder einer Passage; lateinisch „so“] |  |
 | above {adj} [passage, quote in text, etc.] | 20 vorstehend [obig] |  |
 | bibl. biblical {adj} [e.g. commentary, exegesis, interpretation, manuscript, passage, quotation] | Bibel- [z. B. Kommentar, Exegese, Auslegung, Handschrift, Stelle, Zitat] |  |
Verbs |
 | to skip sth. [generation, passage, chapter etc.] | 866 etw.Akk. überspringen [fig.] [auslassen, übergehen] |  |
 | acad. spec. to quote sth. [cite a passage, esp. from a medieval law or theology text] | 314 etw.Akk. allegieren |  |
 | to skip sth. [a passage of a text involuntarily] | 46 etw.Akk. überlesen |  |
 | to drop sth. [omit] | 20 auslassen [Wort, Passage etc.] |  |
Nouns |
 | mus. flourish [florid passage] | 162 Verzierung {f} |  |
 | mus. interpolation [interpolated passage] | 31 Einschub {m} |  |
 | equest. passage [dressage] | 11 Passagieren {n} [auch Passage] |  |
 | bot. entom. burrow [passage in parts of plants by insects or larvae] | 6 Fraßgang {m} [von Insekten oder Larven in Pflanzenteilen] |  |
 | educ. reading [reading comprehension passage for school children] | 6 Lesetext {m} [der Altersstufe angepasster Text, der in der Schule gelesen wird] |  |
 | archi. hist. bretèche [brattice] [small overhanging defensive structure often placed before the entrance of a passage way] | Nasenscharte {f} [eine schräg aus der Mauer hervortretende Mauerblende mit einer Schuss- oder Wurföffnung am unteren Ende; Wehr-/Wurferker] |  |
 | corruption [damaged passage in an ancient text or manuscript] | Korruptel {f} |  |
 | geogr. naut. gat [channel or passage between islands] | Seegatt {m} |  |
 | mus. stretta [rare] [stretto] [concluding passage] | Stretta {f} |  |
 | mus. stretto [concluding passage] | Stretta {f} |  |
2 Words |
 | to cut sth. out [passage, scene, etc.] | etw.Akk. streichen [Textstelle, Szene etc.] |  |
 | aviat. call-passage [also: call passage] | Rufpassage {f} |  |
 | naut. traffic canal tunnel [providing level passage of a canal through high ground] | Schiffstunnel {m} [Schifffahrtstunnel zur Unterquerung höhergelegenen Terrains] |  |
 | mus. cello passage | Cellopassage {f} [auch Cello-Passage] |  |
 | anat. audio ductus reuniens [a passage in the ear that connects the cochlea and the saccule] | Ductus reuniens {m} [Gang zwischen dem Sacculus des Innenohres und dem Ductus cochlearis] |  |
 | fish eel fare [also: eel-fare] [passage of young eels upstream] | Wanderung {f} der Jungaale / jungen Aale [stromaufwärts] |  |
 | locus classicus [authoritative passage from standard reference] | Locus classicus {m} |  |
 | bibl. Scriptural passage [also: scriptural passage] | Bibelpassage {f} |  |
 | naut. TrVocab. transatlantic passage | Transatlantikpassage {f} [auch: Transatlantik-Passage] |  |