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<tech.gen> (bulk material, battery) ■ Entladen n< build> ■ Volumenabfluss m< convey> (e.g. in gallons per minute m3/hr) ■ Fördervolumen n ; Pumpendurchsatz m ; Volumenstrom m ; Förderstrom m ; Fördermenge f prakt< hydr> ■ Vorfluter m< phys> ■ Gasentladung fvt <tech.gen> (by draining; e.g. water from tank) ■ ablassen vt ; auslassen vt ugs.rarvt <tech.gen> ■ ablaufen lassen vtvt <el> ■ abwerfen vtvt <el> (battery, capacitor) ■ entladen vt -
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discharge1 v BERGB entladen (z. B. Schaufel)discharge2 v ELEK, TECH entleeren (z. B. Batterie, Schiff)discharge3 v LOG, UMSCHL abwerfen (z. B. Fördergut)discharge4 v UMSCHL beschickendischarge5 adj VERD Druckseite f (Austrittsseite); druckseitigdischarge6 BAU, ÖKOL Ausfluss mdischarge7 BERGB, UMSCHL, ZER Abzug m (von Fördergut); Schüttung fdischarge8 ELEK Entladung f (z. B. der Batterie)discharge9 HYDR/PNEU Ablass m, Ablauf m, Ausgangsseite f (z. B. eines Ventils)discharge10 KFZ Auslass mdischarge11 TECH, ZER Austrag m -
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1. entlassen (Gefängnis);2. entheben (Amt);3. tilgen, begleichen, bezahlen (Schulden);4. erfüllen, ausführen, leisten (Verpflichtung);5. entlasten; quittieren1. STRAFPROZESSR Freispruch m, Freisprechen n Haftentlassung f, Freilassung f;2. ZIVILR Befreiung f, Entbindung f (Pflicht);3. ZIVILR Tilgung f, Begleichung f (Schuld);4. ZIVILR Leistung f, Erfüllung f;5. ZIVILR Entlastung f; Quittung f -
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выкид; выпуск, опоражнивание; производительность насоса; расход (масла); спускное отверстие, спускная труба; нагнетающая труба; разгружать.English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > discharge
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Discharge — Dis*charge , v. i. To throw off or deliver a load, charge, or burden; to unload; to emit or give vent to fluid or other contents; as, the water pipe discharges freely. [1913 Webster] The cloud, if it were oily or fatty, would not discharge. Bacon … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English