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Passed on or made accessible through another person, a medium, or a technical device; not direct.
Vieles, was wir über ferne Länder wissen, ist vermitteltes Wissen aus Büchern und Filmen.
Much of what we know about distant countries is mediated knowledge from books and films.
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The meaning often becomes clear from expressions such as „durch“ (through), „über“ (via), or „mithilfe von“ (with the help of) when something becomes accessible only through a person, a medium, or a technical device.
Viele Kinder erleben die Natur heute nur noch vermittelt, über Bücher und Bildschirme.
Many children today experience nature only indirectly, through books and screens.
