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1. noun 2. transitive verb* * *1) (the keys in a piano, typewriter etc arranged along or on a flat board: The pianist sat down at the keyboard and began to play; A computer keyboard looks like that of a typewriter; ( also adjective) harpsichords and other early keyboard instruments.) die Tasten; Tasten-2) (any keyboard (musical) instrument.)* * *ˈkey·boardI. nII. vt▪ to \keyboard sth etw tippen [o eingebenIII. vi tippen* * *['kiːbɔːd]1. n(of piano) Klaviatur f, Tastatur f; (of organ) Manual nt; (of typewriter, COMPUT) Tastatur fkeyboard skills (Comput) — Fertigkeiten pl in der Texterfassung
2. vti (TYP, COMPUT)eingeben* * *A s1. MUSa) Klaviatur f, Tastatur f (eines Klaviers):keyboard instrument Tasteninstrument nb) Manual n (einer Orgel)c) Keyboard n (elektronische Orgel, Synthesizer etc)2. TECH Tastenfeld n, Tastatur f (einer Schreibmaschine etc)3. Schlüsselbrett nB v/t1. TYPO maschinell setzen* * *1. noun(of piano etc.) Klaviatur, die; (of typewriter etc.) Tastatur, die2. transitive verb* * *n.Klaviatur f.Tastatur -en f.Tatstatur f. -
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'key·board nto \keyboard sth etw tippen [o eingeben] vi tippen -
3 manual
1. adjective1) manuellmanual worker/labourer — Handarbeiter/Schwerarbeiter, der
2) (not automatic) handbetrieben; [Bedienung, Kontrolle, Schaltung] von Hand2. noun(handbook) Handbuch, das* * *['mænjuəl] 1. adjective1) (of the hand or hands: manual skills/labour.) manuell2) (working with the hands: a manual worker.) manuell3) (worked or operated by the hand: a car with a manual gearbox.) manuell2. noun1) (a handbook eg of technical information about a machine etc: an instruction manual.) das Handbuch2) (a keyboard of an organ etc.) das Manual•- academic.ru/45124/manually">manually* * *manu·al[ˈmænjuəl]I. adj1. (done with hands) manuell, Hand-\manual alphabet Alphabet nt der Fingersprache\manual dexterity handwerkliches Geschick, Handfertigkeit fto be a \manual labourer [or AM laborer] [or worker] körperlich arbeiten; (as a craftsman) handwerklich arbeiten\manual typewriter mechanische Schreibmaschine2. (hand-operated) manuell, Hand-to switch the controls to \manual auf Handsteuerung [o manuelle Steuerung] umschalten\manual choke AUTO manueller ChokeII. n\manual of instructions Bedienungsanleitung f, Gebrauchsanweisung ftraining \manual Lehrbuch nt* * *['mnjʊəl]1. adjmanuell; labour körperlichmanual work — manuelle Arbeit, Handarbeit f
or laborer (US) — Schwerarbeiter( in) m(f)
manual worker — Handarbeiter( in) m(f)
manual skill — Handwerk nt
he was trained in several manual skills — er hatte verschiedene Handwerksberufe pl erlernt
2. n1) (= book) Handbuch nt; (COMPUT) Benutzerhandbuch nt3) (= manual operation) Handbetrieb m, manueller Betriebto run on manual — im Handbetrieb laufen
* * *manual [ˈmænjʊəl]A adjmanual alphabet Fingeralphabet n;manual exercise → B 2;manual labo(u)r Schwerarbeit f;manual labo(u)rer Schwerarbeiter m;manual operation Handbetrieb m;manual press Handpresse f;manual work körperliche Arbeit;manual worker (Hand)Arbeiter m;he’s just a manual worker er ist ein einfacher Arbeiter2. handschriftlich (Buchführung etc)B s1. a) Handbuch n, Leitfaden mb) MIL Dienstvorschrift f2. MIL Griff(übung) m(f):3. MUS Manual n (einer Orgel etc)4. REL, HIST Manual n (Ritualbuch)* * *1. adjective1) manuellmanual worker/labourer — Handarbeiter/Schwerarbeiter, der
2) (not automatic) handbetrieben; [Bedienung, Kontrolle, Schaltung] von Hand2. noun(handbook) Handbuch, das* * *n.Handbuch -¨er n.Leitfaden m.Manual -en n. -
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1) ( done with hands) manuell, Hand-;\manual alphabet Alphabet nt der Fingersprache;\manual dexterity handwerkliches Geschick, Handfertigkeit f;( craftsmanship) Handarbeit f;(as a crafts[wo]man) handwerklich arbeiten;\manual typewriter mechanische Schreibmaschine2) ( hand-operated) manuell, Hand-;to switch the controls to \manual auf Handsteuerung [o manuelle Steuerung] umschalten;\manual choke auto manueller Choke;\manual of instructions Bedienungsanleitung f, Gebrauchsanweisung f;training \manual Lehrbuch nt -
5 fingerboard
nounGriffbrett, das* * *ˈfin·ger·boardn of string instruments Griffbrett nt; of keyboard instruments Klaviatur f; of an organ Manual[e] nt* * *1. MUSa) Griffbrett nb) Klaviatur fc) Manual n (der Orgel)2. US → academic.ru/27371/finger_post">finger post* * *nounGriffbrett, das* * *n.Griffbrett n. -
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'fin·ger·board n
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