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| Akteur m; Interpret m; Schauspieler m; Schauspielerin f | |||
| Objekt n (in objektorientierten Systemen) | |||
| Aktor m (in induced reactions) | |||
| Handelnder n | |||
| Akteur m (A person or process that either starts or participates in an activity. Actors can be either initiators or targets) | |||
| Aktor m | |||
| Mime m | |||
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| Schauspieler m; Akteure m | |||
| Beteiligte f | |||
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| a person who plays the role of a character in a performance (Usage notes: In the sense of a person who acts in a play or film, the traditional sense of the word only applied to male actors; the term actress being used for the female counterpart.) | |||
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| A Commitment To Our Roots | |||
| Askania Cine-Theodolite Optical-Tracking Range | |||
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