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1 Normally-Closed-Schaltlogik
f <kfz.el> ■ normally-closed logicGerman-english technical dictionary > Normally-Closed-Schaltlogik
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2 Normally-OFF FET
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4 gewöhnlich
I Adj.1. (normal) normal; (alltäglich) ordinary, everyday; (durchschnittlich) average; (mittelmäßig) mediocre; (herkömmlich) conventional; (einfach) plain; unter gewöhnlichen Umständen under ordinary ( oder normal) circumstances; der gewöhnliche Sterbliche we ordinary mortals Pl.; im gewöhnlichen Leben in everyday life3. (unfein, ordinär) common, vulgar; gewöhnlich aussehen oder ein gewöhnliches Aussehen haben look (rather) commonII Adv. usually etc.; für gewöhnlich usually, as a rule, generally, normally; wie gewöhnlich as usual* * *habitual (Adj.); wonted (Adj.); common (Adj.); usual (Adj.); commonly (Adv.); usually (Adv.); undistinguished (Adj.); ordinary (Adj.); everyday (Adj.); general (Adj.); customary (Adj.)* * *ge|wöhn|lich [gə'vøːnlɪç]1. adj1) attr (= allgemein, üblich) usual, customary; (= normal) normal; (= durchschnittlich) ordinary; (= alltäglich) everydayein gewö́hnlicher Sterblicher — an ordinary mortal
gewö́hnlicher Bruch (Math) — vulgar fraction
2) (pej = ordinär) common2. advnormally, usuallywie gewö́hnlich — as usual, as per usual (Brit inf)
sie zieht sich immer so gewö́hnlich an — she always wears such plain clothes
* * *1) habitually2) (seen or happening often; quite normal or usual: a common occurrence; These birds are not so common nowadays.) common3) (coarse or impolite: She uses some very common expressions.) common5) (usual; without any special characteristics or circumstances: How much work do you do on a normal day?; normal people; His behaviour is not normal.) normal6) (usually.) ordinarily7) (not unusually good etc: Some people like his poetry but I think it's rather ordinary.) ordinary8) (usual: Saturday is his regular day for shopping; That isn't our regular postman, is it?) regular* * *ge·wöhn·lich[gəˈvø:nlɪç]I. adjzur \gewöhnlichen Stunde at the usual hour2. (durchschnittlich, normal) normal, ordinary, everydayII. adv1. (üblicherweise) usually, normallyfür \gewöhnlich usually, normallywie \gewöhnlich as [per fam] usual* * *1.1) nicht präd. (alltäglich) normal; ordinary2) nicht präd. (gewohnt, üblich) usual; normal; customary2.1)[für] gewöhnlich — usually; normally
2) (abwertend): (ordinär) in a common way* * *A. adj1. (normal) normal; (alltäglich) ordinary, everyday; (durchschnittlich) average; (mittelmäßig) mediocre; (herkömmlich) conventional; (einfach) plain;unter gewöhnlichen Umständen under ordinary ( oder normal) circumstances;der gewöhnliche Sterbliche we ordinary mortals pl;im gewöhnlichen Leben in everyday life2. (üblich) usual;mein gewöhnliches Pech! my usual luckein gewöhnliches Aussehen haben look (rather) commonB. adv usually etc;für gewöhnlich usually, as a rule, generally, normally;wie gewöhnlich as usual* * *1.1) nicht präd. (alltäglich) normal; ordinary2) nicht präd. (gewohnt, üblich) usual; normal; customary3) (abwertend): (ordinär) common2.1)[für] gewöhnlich — usually; normally
2) (abwertend): (ordinär) in a common way* * *adj.customary adj.ordinary adj.trivial adj.usual adj.vulgar adj. adv.conveniently adv.generally (speaking) adv.generally adv.habitually adv.ordinarily adv.usually adv.vulgarly adv. -
5 normalerweise
Adv. normally, under normal circumstances; (meistens) usually* * *as a rule; normally* * *nor|ma|ler|wei|se [nɔr'maːlɐ'vaizə]advnormally, usually* * *nor·ma·ler·wei·seadv normally, usually* * *Adverb normally; usually* * ** * *Adverb normally; usually* * *adv.naturally adv.normally adv.usually adv. -
6 normal
I Adj. normal; (konventionell) conventional; (gewöhnlich) ordinary; Abmessungen etc.: standard...; das ist doch ganz normal that’s perfectly normal ( oder natural); das ist doch nicht mehr normal that’s not normal; es ist normal, dass es heiß wird it’s normal for it to get hot; jeder normale Mensch any normal person, anyone in his right mind; du bist wohl nicht mehr normal! umg. have you gone out of your mind?II Adv. umg.1. (normalerweise) normally2. ich hab ganz normal gefragt, aber er hat gleich losgebrüllt I asked in a completely normal way but he immediately started shouting* * *das Normal(Kraftstoff) regular petrol; regular* * *nor|mal [nɔr'maːl]1. adjnormal; Format, Maß, Gewicht standardbist du noch normál? (inf) — have you gone mad?
2. advnormallyer ist normál groß — his height is normal
seine Nase ist nicht normál lang — his nose is not normal length
normál aussehen/riechen — to look/smell normal
benimm dich ganz normál — act naturally
benimm dich doch mal normál! — act like a normal human being, can't you?
so hohe Trinkgelder sind normál nicht üblich — such good tips aren't usual
* * *1) (in a usual, ordinary way: He was behaving quite normally yesterday.) normally2) (usual; normal: She was behaving in a perfectly ordinary manner.) ordinary3) ((American) normal: He's too handicapped to attend a regular school.) regular4) (of ordinary size: I don't want the large size of packet - just give me the regular one.) regular* * *Nor·mal<-s, -e>[nɔrˈma:l]nt1. (fachspr) norm2. (Benzin) regular\Normal bleifrei regular unleaded3. TYPO\Normale Schrift roman typeface* * *1.1) normaldu bist doch nicht normal! — (ugs.) there must be something wrong with you!
2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) ordinary2.1) normally2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) in the normal or ordinary way* * *das ist doch ganz normal that’s perfectly normal ( oder natural);das ist doch nicht mehr normal that’s not normal;es ist normal, dass es heiß wird it’s normal for it to get hot;jeder normale Mensch any normal person, anyone in his right mind;du bist wohl nicht mehr normal! umg have you gone out of your mind?B. adv umg1. (normalerweise) normally2.ich hab ganz normal gefragt, aber er hat gleich losgebrüllt I asked in a completely normal way but he immediately started shouting* * *1.1) normaldu bist doch nicht normal! — (ugs.) there must be something wrong with you!
2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) ordinary2.1) normally2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) in the normal or ordinary way* * *(gut) laufen ausdr.to tick v. adj.normal adj.regular adj.standard adj.usual adj. -
7 Normal
I Adj. normal; (konventionell) conventional; (gewöhnlich) ordinary; Abmessungen etc.: standard...; das ist doch ganz normal that’s perfectly normal ( oder natural); das ist doch nicht mehr normal that’s not normal; es ist normal, dass es heiß wird it’s normal for it to get hot; jeder normale Mensch any normal person, anyone in his right mind; du bist wohl nicht mehr normal! umg. have you gone out of your mind?II Adv. umg.1. (normalerweise) normally2. ich hab ganz normal gefragt, aber er hat gleich losgebrüllt I asked in a completely normal way but he immediately started shouting* * *das Normal(Kraftstoff) regular petrol; regular* * *nor|mal [nɔr'maːl]1. adjnormal; Format, Maß, Gewicht standardbist du noch normál? (inf) — have you gone mad?
2. advnormallyer ist normál groß — his height is normal
seine Nase ist nicht normál lang — his nose is not normal length
normál aussehen/riechen — to look/smell normal
benimm dich ganz normál — act naturally
benimm dich doch mal normál! — act like a normal human being, can't you?
so hohe Trinkgelder sind normál nicht üblich — such good tips aren't usual
* * *1) (in a usual, ordinary way: He was behaving quite normally yesterday.) normally2) (usual; normal: She was behaving in a perfectly ordinary manner.) ordinary3) ((American) normal: He's too handicapped to attend a regular school.) regular4) (of ordinary size: I don't want the large size of packet - just give me the regular one.) regular* * *Nor·mal<-s, -e>[nɔrˈma:l]nt1. (fachspr) norm2. (Benzin) regular\Normal bleifrei regular unleaded3. TYPO\Normale Schrift roman typeface* * *1.1) normaldu bist doch nicht normal! — (ugs.) there must be something wrong with you!
2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) ordinary2.1) normally2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) in the normal or ordinary way* * ** * *1.1) normaldu bist doch nicht normal! — (ugs.) there must be something wrong with you!
2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) ordinary2.1) normally2) (ugs.): (gewöhnlich) in the normal or ordinary way* * *(gut) laufen ausdr.to tick v. adj.normal adj.regular adj.standard adj.usual adj. -
8 Normalfall
m normal case; im Normalfall normally* * *Nor|mal|fallmnormal caseim Normálfall — normally, usually
* * *Nor·mal·fallm normal caseder \Normalfall/nicht der \Normalfall sein to be/not be usualim \Normalfall normally, usually* * *der normal caseim Normalfall — normally, usually
* * *Normalfall m normal case;im Normalfall normally* * *der normal caseim Normalfall — normally, usually
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9 zweipoliger Ein/Aus-Schalter
m <el> (allg.; Öffner oder Schließer) ■ double-pole single-throw switch; two-pole single-throw switch; 2-pole single-throw switch; DPST switch; 2PST switchm <el> (Öffner) ■ double-pole single-throw normally-closed switch; two-pole single-throw switch normally closed; 2-pole single-throw switch normally closed; DPST NC switch pract ; 2PST NC switch practm <el> (Schließer) ■ double-pole single-throw normally-open switch; two-pole single-throw switch normally open; 2-pole single-throw switch normally open; DPST NO switch pract ; 2PST NO switch practGerman-english technical dictionary > zweipoliger Ein/Aus-Schalter
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10 üblicherweise
Adv. usually, normally* * *üb|li|cher|wei|se ['yːplɪçə'vaizə]advusually, generally, normally* * ** * *üb·li·cher·wei·seadv usually, generally, normally* * *üblicherweise adv usually, normally* * *adv.usually adv. -
11 Euro-Währungsgebiet
Euro-Währungsgebiet n BANK, WIWI euro zone, euro area, EMU area, (infrml) Euroland, single currency area (in contrast to England, ‘euroland’ is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world)* * *n <Bank, Vw> euro zone, euro area, EMU area, euroland infrml, single currency area (in contrast to England, 'euroland' is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world)* * *Euro-Währungsgebiet
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12 Euro-Währungsraum
Euro-Währungsraum m BANK, WIWI euro zone, euro area, EMU area, (infrml) Euroland, single currency area (in contrast to England, ‘euroland’ is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world)* * *m <Bank, Vw> euro zone, euro area, EMU area, euroland infrml, single currency area (in contrast to England, 'euroland' is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world) -
13 Euro-Zone
Euro-Zone f (infrml) BANK, WIWI euro zone, euro area, EMU area, (infrml) Euroland (in contrast to England, ‘euroland’ is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world)* * *f infrml <Bank, Vw> Euro zone, euro area, EMU area, Euroland infrml (in contrast to England, 'euroland' is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world)* * *Euro-Zone
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14 Euroland
Euroland n (infrml) BANK, WIWI (infrml) Euroland, euro area, euro zone (in contrast to England, ‘Euroland’ is normally used without any negative connotations in Europe and in most parts of the world)* * * -
15 SG
SG (Abk. für Schmalenbach-Gesellschaft – Deutsche Gesellschaft für Betriebswirtschaft e.V.) WIWI Schmalenbach Society (normally not translated)* * *abbr (Schmalenbach-Gesellschaft - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Betriebswirtschaft e.V.) <Vw> Schmalenbach Society (normally not translated) -
16 Abendbrot
n; nur Sg.; bes. nordd. supper, tea* * *das Abendbrotevening meal; supper* * *Abend|brotntsupper, tea (Scot, N Engl)* * *Abend·brotnt supper\Abendbrot essen to eat [or have] supper* * *das evening meal; supper•• Cultural note:Abendbrot, AbendessenFor most Germans, Mittagessen is still the main meal of the day. Abendbrot or Abendessen normally consists of bread, cheese, meats, perhaps a salad, and a hot drink. It is eaten by the whole family at about 6 or 7 p.m. Abendessen can also refer to a cooked meal, especially for people who are out at work all day* * ** * *das evening meal; supper•• Cultural note:Abendbrot, AbendessenFor most Germans, Mittagessen is still the main meal of the day. Abendbrot or Abendessen normally consists of bread, cheese, meats, perhaps a salad, and a hot drink. It is eaten by the whole family at about 6 or 7 p.m. Abendessen can also refer to a cooked meal, especially for people who are out at work all day -
17 Abendessen
n dinner, supper* * *das Abendessensupper; high tea; evening meal; dinner* * *Abend|es|senntsupper, evening meal, dinner* * *(a meal taken at the end of the day: Would you like some supper?; She has invited me to supper.) supper* * *Abend·es·sennt dinnerwann gibt es denn endlich \Abendessen? when will dinner finally be ready?* * *das dinner•• Cultural note:Abendbrot, AbendessenFor most Germans, Mittagessen is still the main meal of the day. Abendbrot or Abendessen normally consists of bread, cheese, meats, perhaps a salad, and a hot drink. It is eaten by the whole family at about 6 or 7 p.m. Abendessen can also refer to a cooked meal, especially for people who are out at work all day* * *Abendessen n dinner, supper* * *das dinner•• Cultural note:Abendbrot, AbendessenFor most Germans, Mittagessen is still the main meal of the day. Abendbrot or Abendessen normally consists of bread, cheese, meats, perhaps a salad, and a hot drink. It is eaten by the whole family at about 6 or 7 p.m. Abendessen can also refer to a cooked meal, especially for people who are out at work all day* * *n.dinner n.supper n. -
18 auflösen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Pulver, Tablette etc.) dissolve; etw. in seine Bestandteile auflösen separate s.th. into its (constituent) parts2. (Rätsel, Aufgabe) solve; MATH. (Gleichung) solve; (Bruch) disintegrate; (Klammern) remove, take away; (Widerspruch) clear up; (Missverständnis) resolve3. (Vertrag) cancel; (Verlobung) break off; (Ehe) (annullieren) annul; (scheiden) dissolve; (Versammlung) break off; von außen: break up; (Menge) break up, disperse; (Firma, Lager) close down; (Geschäft) wind up; (Konto) close; (Haushalt, Parlament, Verein) dissolve; (Gruppe) disband6. OPT., FOT. resolveII v/refl1. Tablette, Zucker etc.: dissolve; sich in seine Bestandteile auflösen disintegrate, separate into its (constituent) parts2. Nebel, Wolken: disperse, disappear, lift; Menge: break up, disperse; Versammlung: break up; Parlament, Verein: dissolve; der Stau hat sich aufgelöst the traffic is flowing normally again3. sich auflösen in (+ Akk) turn into; sich in nichts auflösen disappear ( oder vanish) into thin air; Hoffnungen etc.: come to nothing; Pläne etc.: go up in smoke umg.; die Spannung löste sich in Gelächter auf the tension dissolved into laughter; aufgelöst, Wohlgefallen* * *(Chemie) to resolve; to dissolve;(Ehe) to annul;(Konto) to close;(Mathematik) to resolve;(Militär) to disband;(Parlament) to dissolve;(Rätsel) to solve;(Vertrag) to cancel;(aufspalten) to disintegrate;sich auflösento dissolve; to melt; to resolve; to disband; to melt away* * *auf|lö|sen sep1. vtin +acc into); (MATH ) Klammern to eliminate; Gleichung to (re)solve; (MUS ) Vorzeichen to cancel; Dissonanz to resolve ( in +acc into)See:→ auch aufgelöst2) (= aufklären) Widerspruch, Missverständnis to clear up, to resolve; Rätsel to solve3) (= zerstreuen) Wolken, Versammlung to disperse, to break up4) (= aufheben) to dissolve (AUCH PARL); Einheit, Gruppe to disband; Firma to wind up; Verlobung to break off; Vertrag to cancel; Konto to close; Haushalt to break up2. vr1) (in Flüssigkeit) to dissolve; (= sich zersetzen Zellen, Reich, Ordnung) to disintegrate; (Zweifel, Probleme) to disappearall ihre Probleme haben sich in nichts aufgelöst — all her problems have dissolved into thin air or have disappeared
3) (= auseinandergehen) (Verband) to disband; (Firma) to cease trading; (= sich formell auflösen ESP PARL) to dissolve4) (= sich aufklären) (Missverständnis, Problem) to resolve itself, to be resolved; (Rätsel) to be resolved or solved* * *1) (to (cause a group, eg a military force to) break up: The regiment disbanded at the end of the war.) disband2) (to (cause to) fall to pieces: The paper bag was so wet that the bottom disintegrated and all the groceries fell out.) disintegrate3) (to (cause to) melt or break up, especially by putting in a liquid: He dissolved the pills in water; The pills dissolved easily in water.) dissolve4) (to put an end to (a parliament, a marriage etc).) dissolve* * *auf|lö·senI. vt1. (zergehen lassen, zersetzen)lösen Sie die Tablette in einem Glas Wasser auf dissolve the tablet in a glass of water2. (zerlegen)etw in seine Bestandteile \auflösen to resolve sth into its constituents3. (zerstreuen)▪ etw \auflösen to disperse sthder Wind hat die Wolken aufgelöst the wind has dispersed the clouds▪ etw \auflösen to disband sthdie Organisation wurde bald wieder aufgelöst the organization was soon disbandedeine Demonstration \auflösen to disperse [or sep break up] a demonstrationeine Ehe \auflösen to dissolve a marriageeine Gruppe \auflösen to disband a groupeine Firma \auflösen to wind up a company sepeinen Haushalt/eine Versammlung \auflösen to break up a household/a meeting sepein Konto \auflösen to close an accountdas Parlament \auflösen to dissolve parliamenteine Verlobung \auflösen to break off an engagement sepeinen Vertrag \auflösen to terminate [or cancel] a contract5. (aufklären)▪ etw \auflösen to resolve sthein Rätsel \auflösen to solve a puzzleein Missverständnis \auflösen to resolve [or sep clear up] a misunderstandingeinen Widerspruch \auflösen to [re]solve a contradiction▪ etw \auflösen to undo sthdas Haar \auflösen to let down one's hair sepeinen Haarknoten \auflösen to undo a bunmit aufgelösten Haaren with one's hair loose [or down]einen Knoten \auflösen to untie [or undo] a knot7. MATHeine Gleichung \auflösen to solve an equationdie Klammern \auflösen to remove the brackets8. MUSVorzeichen [o Versetzungszeichen] \auflösen to cancel accidentals9. FOTO▪ etw \auflösen to resolve sthII. vr1. (zergehen, sich zersetzen) to dissolveder Zucker hat sich aufgelöst the sugar has dissolved3. (nicht mehr bestehen) Verband to disband; (auseinandergehen) Versammlung to disperse; Demonstration, Menschenmenge a. to break up; Firma to cease trading; Parlament to dissolveder Verein löste sich bald wieder auf the club was soon disbandeddie Probleme haben sich [in nichts/in Luft] aufgelöst the problems have disappeared [or dissolved into thin air]das Missverständnis wird sich \auflösen the misunderstanding will resolve itself7. FOTO to be resolved* * *1.transitives Verb dissolve; resolve <difficulty, contradiction>; solve < puzzle, equation>; break off < engagement>; terminate, cancel < arrangement, contract, agreement>; dissolve, disband < organization>; break up < household>2.reflexives Verb1) dissolve (in + Akk. into); < parliament> dissolve itself; <crowd, demonstration> break up; <fog, mist> disperse, lift; < cloud> break up; < empire, kingdom, social order> disintegrate2) (sich aufklären) <misunderstanding, difficulty, contradiction> be resolved; <puzzle, equation> be solved* * *auflösen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/tetwas in seine Bestandteile auflösen separate sth into its (constituent) parts2. (Rätsel, Aufgabe) solve; MATH (Gleichung) solve; (Bruch) disintegrate; (Klammern) remove, take away; (Widerspruch) clear up; (Missverständnis) resolve3. (Vertrag) cancel; (Verlobung) break off; (Ehe) (annullieren) annul; (scheiden) dissolve; (Versammlung) break off; von außen: break up; (Menge) break up, disperse; (Firma, Lager) close down; (Geschäft) wind up; (Konto) close; (Haushalt, Parlament, Verein) dissolve; (Gruppe) disband6. OPT, FOTO resolveB. v/r1. Tablette, Zucker etc: dissolve;sich in seine Bestandteile auflösen disintegrate, separate into its (constituent) parts2. Nebel, Wolken: disperse, disappear, lift; Menge: break up, disperse; Versammlung: break up; Parlament, Verein: dissolve;der Stau hat sich aufgelöst the traffic is flowing normally again3.sich auflösen in (+akk) turn into;sich in nichts auflösen disappear ( oder vanish) into thin air; Hoffnungen etc: come to nothing; Pläne etc: go up in smoke umg;die Spannung löste sich in Gelächter auf the tension dissolved into laughter; → aufgelöst, Wohlgefallen* * *1.transitives Verb dissolve; resolve <difficulty, contradiction>; solve <puzzle, equation>; break off < engagement>; terminate, cancel <arrangement, contract, agreement>; dissolve, disband < organization>; break up < household>2.reflexives Verb1) dissolve (in + Akk. into); < parliament> dissolve itself; <crowd, demonstration> break up; <fog, mist> disperse, lift; < cloud> break up; <empire, kingdom, social order> disintegrate2) (sich aufklären) <misunderstanding, difficulty, contradiction> be resolved; <puzzle, equation> be solved* * *(Geschäft) v.to liquidate v. (Versammlung) v.to break up v. v.to disband v.to disintegrate v.to dissolve v.to resolve v.to sever v.to solve v. -
19 Beanspruchung
f2. von Zeit, der Kräfte etc.: demand (on); starker / geringer Beanspruchung ausgesetzt sein be in heavy / little demand3. (Gebrauch) use4. (Anstrengung) strain; TECH. stress, strain, load; Beanspruchung durch die Arbeit etc. demands Pl. of work etc.5. TECH.: für starke oder hohe Beanspruchung for heavy-duty service, heavy-duty materials etc.; (Abnutzung) auch for hard wear; für normale Beanspruchung for normal use; bei normaler Beanspruchung under normal (working) conditions, in normal use, normally* * *die Beanspruchungclaim* * *Be|ạn|spru|chungf -, -en* * *Be·an·spru·chung<-, -en>f3. (Belastung) useberufliche/physische/psychologische \Beanspruchung job-related/physical/psychological stressübermäßige \Beanspruchung einer Maschine subjecting a machine to excessive load* * *die; Beanspruchung, Beanspruchungen demands pl. (Gen. on)die Beanspruchung durch den Beruf — the demands of his/her job
* * *2. von Zeit, der Kräfte etc: demand (on);starker/geringer Beanspruchung ausgesetzt sein be in heavy/little demand3. (Gebrauch) use5. TECH:hohe Beanspruchung for heavy-duty service, heavy-duty materials etc; (Abnutzung) auch for hard wear;für normale Beanspruchung for normal use;bei normaler Beanspruchung under normal (working) conditions, in normal use, normally* * *die; Beanspruchung, Beanspruchungen demands pl. (Gen. on)die Beanspruchung durch den Beruf — the demands of his/her job
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20 Bundeskanzler
m1. German / Austrian ( oder Federal) Chancellor2. Schweiz: Chancellor of the Confederation* * *der BundeskanzlerFederal Chancellor* * *The Bundeskanzler of the Federal Republic of Germany is the head of government. In 2005 Angela Merkel became the first BundeskanzlerinThe Chancellor is responsible for the government's general policy and by means of recommendations to the Bundespräsident appoints and dismisses ministers. The Bundeskanzler is generally elected for a period of four years (corresponding to the four-year Bundestag mandate) by a majority of members of parliament and on the recommendation of the Bundespräsident.In Austria, too, the Bundeskanzler is the head of government, appointed by the Bundespräsident. The Chancellor has no legal responsibility for general policy, but nominates ministers and thereby determines the composition of the government. In Switzerland, on the other hand, the Bundeskanzler is the head of the Federal Chancellery, a department of the Bundesversammlung and the Bundesrat. The responsibilities of the office include the organization of Federal elections and ballots and the publication of Federal laws. See: → Bundespräsident, Bundesrat, Bundestag, Bundesversammlung* * *Bun·des·kanz·ler(in)m(f) BRD German [or Federal] Chancellor; ÖSTERR Austrian [or Federal] Chancellor; SCHWEIZ Head of the Federal Chancellery* * *der Federal Chancellor•• Cultural note:The Chancellor is the head of government in Germany and Austria. The German chancellor is normally elected for four years by the MPs in the Bundestag after being proposed by the Bundespräsident. He (so far there have not been any women) chooses the ministers and decides on government policies* * *1. German/Austrian ( oder Federal) Chancellor2. Schweiz: Chancellor of the Confederation* * *der Federal Chancellor•• Cultural note:The Chancellor is the head of government in Germany and Austria. The German chancellor is normally elected for four years by the MPs in the Bundestag after being proposed by the Bundespräsident. He ( so far there have not been any women) chooses the ministers and decides on government policies* * *m.Chancellor n.
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normally — [[t]nɔ͟ː(r)məli[/t]] ♦♦♦ 1) ADV: ADV with v, ADV with cl/group If you say that something normally happens or that you normally do a particular thing, you mean that it is what usually happens or what you usually do. All airports in the country are … English dictionary
normally — nor|mal|ly [ nɔrmli ] adverb *** 1. ) in most situations or cases: USUALLY: It s an opportunity to try things you wouldn t normally be able to do. This is an illness normally associated with tropical countries. Normally it takes about six days to … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
normally */*/*/ — UK [ˈnɔː(r)m(ə)lɪ] / US [ˈnɔrm(ə)lɪ] adverb 1) in most situations or cases It s an opportunity to try things you wouldn t normally be able to do. This is an illness normally associated with tropical countries. Normally it takes about six days to… … English dictionary
Normally closed — In electronics, a normally closed (abbreviated NC) switch is one that normally allows current to flow and which prevents current flow when it is perturbed. A switch that is closed conducts electricity. Normally closed switches are often spring… … Wikipedia