mainstream
US /ˈmeɪn.striːm/
UK /ˈmeɪn.striːm/
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Mainstream, Hauptstrom
the ideas, attitudes, or activities that are regarded as normal or conventional; the dominant trend in opinion, music, fashion, etc.
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His music moved from the underground scene to the mainstream.
Seine Musik bewegte sich von der Underground-Szene in den Mainstream.
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The film was too experimental for the mainstream audience.
Der Film war zu experimentell für das Mainstream-Publikum.
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Mainstream, konventionell
regarded as normal, conventional, or popular
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She prefers listening to mainstream pop music.
Sie hört lieber Mainstream-Popmusik.
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The artist's work became more mainstream after the exhibition.
Die Arbeit des Künstlers wurde nach der Ausstellung mainstreamiger.
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mainstreamen, integrieren
cause to adopt or be assimilated into the mainstream
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The goal is to mainstream sustainable practices in all industries.
Ziel ist es, nachhaltige Praktiken in allen Branchen zu mainstreamen.
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Efforts were made to mainstream children with special needs into regular schools.
Es wurden Anstrengungen unternommen, Kinder mit besonderen Bedürfnissen in Regelschulen zu mainstreamen.