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1 battery
nouna battery of specialists — (fig.) eine ganze Reihe von Spezialisten
2) (Law)[assault and] battery — tätlicher Angriff
* * *['bætəri]plural - batteries; noun1) (a series of two or more electric cells arranged to produce, or store, a current: a torch battery.) die Batterie2) (an arrangement of cages in which laying hens etc are kept.) die Batterie3) (a group of large guns (and the people manning them).) die Batterie4) (a long series: a battery of questions.) die Reihe* * *bat·tery[ˈbætəri, AM ˈbæt̬-]nbatteries not included ohne Batterienrechargeable \battery Akku m, Akkubatterie fsolar \battery Solarbatterie f\battery-operated [or - powered] batteriebetriebena \battery of experts eine [ganze] Reihe von Expertena \battery of questions eine Unmenge [an [o von]] Fragena \battery of criticism eine Flut von Kritik4. no plassault and \battery (aggression) Bedrohung f mit tätlichem Angriff, tätliche Bedrohung; (harming) Körperverletzung faggravated \battery LAW ≈ gefährliche Körperverletzung* * *['btərI]n(all senses) Batterie f; (fig, of arguments etc) Reihe f → academic.ru/3972/assault">assaultSee:→ assault* * *battery [ˈbætərı] s1. MIL, HIST Angriff m (mit dem Sturmbock etc)3. MILa) US Batterie fb) Br Artillerieabteilung f, -bataillon nc) SCHIFF Geschützgruppe f4. MIL US Schussbereitschaft f (eines Gewehrs):in battery schussfertig5. ELEK Batterie f6. Batterie f (von Flaschen, Scheinwerfern, Maschinen etc), auch OPT Reihe f, Satz m, OPT Linsen- und Prismensystem n7. AGR Legebatterie f8. fig Batterie f, Phalanx f, Reihe f9. MUS Batterie f, Schlagzeuggruppe f10. PSYCH Testreihe f* * *noun1) (series; also Mil., Electr.) Batterie, diea battery of specialists — (fig.) eine ganze Reihe von Spezialisten
2) (Law)[assault and] battery — tätlicher Angriff
* * *n.Batterie -n f. -
2 unsoundness
un·sound·ness[ʌnˈsaʊndnəs]n no pl4. FIN mangelnde Solidität* * *[ʌn'saʊndnɪs]n1) (of heart etc) Krankheit f; (of health) Angegriffenheit f; (of timber) Morschheit f; (of construction, design) unsolide Bauweise; (of foundations, finances) Unsicherheit f, Schwäche f2) (of argument) geringe Stichhaltigkeit, Anfechtbarkeit f; (of advice) Unvernünftigkeit f; (of judgement) Unzuverlässigkeit f; (of doctrine) Unvertretbarkeit f; (of policy, move) mangelnde Klugheit; (JUR of conviction) Ungesichertheit fpolitical unsoundness (of person) — politische Unzuverlässigkeit; (of policy) politische Unklugheit
* * *1. Ungesundheit f (auch fig)2. Verdorbenheit f3. Brüchigkeit f4. Anfechtbarkeit f5. Unzuverlässigkeit f* * *n.Unzuverlässigkeit f. -
3 battery
bat·tery [ʼbætəri, Am ʼbæt̬-] nbatteries not included ohne Batterien;rechargeable \battery Akku m, Akkubatterie f;solar \battery Solarbatterie f;a \battery of experts eine [ganze] Reihe von Experten;a \battery of questions eine Unmenge [an [o von] ] Fragen;a \battery of criticism eine Flut von Kritik4) no pl( harming) Körperverletzung f
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