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2 gauge point
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5 twist-drill drill point gauge
<i&c> ■ Spiralbohrerschleiflehre fEnglish-german technical dictionary > twist-drill drill point gauge
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6 indicate
1. transitive verb1) (be a sign of) erkennen lassen2) (state briefly) andeuten4) (suggest, make evident) zum Ausdruck bringen (to gegenüber)2. intransitive verbblinken (bes. Verkehrsw.)* * *['indikeit](to point out or show: We can paint an arrow here to indicate the right path.) anzeigen- academic.ru/37662/indication">indication- indicative
- indicator* * *in·di·cate[ˈɪndɪkeɪt]I. vt1. (show)▪ to \indicate sth etw zeigen; apparatus, device, gauge etw anzeigen\indicated in red/bold rot/fett eingezeichnet [o gekennzeichnet2. (strongly imply) auf etw akk hindeuten [o schließen lassen], etw erkennen lassen, etw signalisiereninitial results \indicate that... die ersten Hochrechnungen deuten darauf hin, dass...to \indicate one's displeasure at sth sein Missfallen über etw akk zum Ausdruck bringen [o geben3. (point to)▪ to \indicate sb/sth auf jdn/etw hindeuten [o hinweisen]he \indicated his girlfriend with a nod of his head nickend zeigte er auf seine Freundin▪ to be \indicated indiziert sein fachspr; ( fig hum fam) angebracht [o sl angezeigt] [o sl angesagt] sein humI think a cool drink is \indicated! ich glaube, jetzt ist erst einmal ein kühles Getränk angesagt!▪ to \indicate [to sb] that... [jdm] zu verstehen geben, dass...to \indicate ingredients Inhaltsstoffe aufführento \indicate left/right links/rechts blinken* * *['IndIkeɪt]1. vtlarge towns are indicated in red —
sit down, he said, indicating a chair — setzen Sie sich, sagte er und zeigte or deutete auf einen Stuhl
2) (person = gesture, express) andeuten, zeigen, zu verstehen gebento indicate one's intention to do sth — seine Absicht anzeigen, etw zu tun
what does it indicate to you? — was erkennen Sie daraus?, welche Schlüsse ziehen Sie daraus?
opinion polls indicate that... — die Meinungsumfragen deuten darauf hin, dass...
2. vi (esp Brit AUT)(Richtungswechsel) anzeigen (form), blinken, den Blinker setzento indicate right — rechts blinken, Richtungswechsel nach rechts anzeigen (form)
* * *indicate [ˈındıkeıt]A v/t2. figeverything indicates that … alles deutet darauf hin, dass …b) schließen lassen auf (akk)4. TECHa) anzeigen (Mess- oder Prüfgerät)b) (mit einem Mess- oder Prüfgerät) nachweisen:indicated air speed FLUG angezeigte Fluggeschwindigkeit;indicated horsepower indizierte Pferdestärke;indicating range Anzeigebereich mhe’s indicating left er blinkt links* * *1. transitive verb1) (be a sign of) erkennen lassen2) (state briefly) andeuten3) (mark, point out) anzeigen4) (suggest, make evident) zum Ausdruck bringen (to gegenüber)2. intransitive verbblinken (bes. Verkehrsw.)* * *v.andeuten v.angeben v.anzeigen v.bezeichnen v.erfordern (Medizin) v.erkennen lassen ausdr.hindeuten v.hinweisen v.indizieren v.kennzeichnen v.zu verstehen geben ausdr. -
7 temperature
noun1) Temperatur, diethe temperature is below/above... — die Temperatur liegt unter/über... (Dat.)
at high/low temperatures — bei hohen/niedrigen Temperaturen
2) (Med.) Temperatur, diehave or run a temperature — (coll.) Temperatur od. Fieber haben
have a slight/high temperature — leichtes/hohes Fieber haben
take somebody's temperature — jemandes [Körper]temperatur messen
* * *['temprə ə]1) (the amount or degree of cold or heat: The food must be kept at a low temperature.) die Temperatur2) (a level of body heat that is higher than normal: She had a temperature and wasn't feeling well.) die Temperatur•- academic.ru/118811/take_someone%27s_temperature">take someone's temperature* * *tem·pera·ture[ˈtemprətʃəʳ, AM -pɚətʃɚ]I. n Temperatur f\temperatures have been very mild for this time of year für diese Jahreszeit sind die Temperaturen sehr mild; ( fig)the \temperature of the discussion started to rise die Diskussion erhitzte sichapparent \temperature gefühlte Temperaturbody \temperature Körpertemperatur fsudden fall/rise in \temperature plötzlicher Temperaturabfall/-anstiegto take sb's \temperature jds Temperatur messen\temperature gauge Temperaturanzeiger m\temperature variation Temperaturschwankung f* * *['temprɪtʃə(r)]nTemperatur f; (MED, above normal temperature also) Fieber ntwater boils at a temperature of 100° C — Wasser kocht bei einer Temperatur von 100° C
to take sb's temperature — jds Temperatur messen, bei jdm Fieber messen
he has a temperature — er hat Fieber
he has a slight/high temperature, he's running a slight/high temperature — er hat erhöhte Temperatur/hohes Fieber
he has a temperature of 39° C — er hat 39° Fieber
* * *1. PHYS Temperatur f:at a temperature of 50 degrees bei einer Temperatur von 50 Grad2. PHYSIOL (Körper)Temperatur f:take sb’s temperature jemandes Temperatur messen, jemanden messen;t. abk1. teaspoon (teaspoonful) TL2. temperature3. tempore, in the time of5. timetemp. abk1. temperate2. temperature Temp.3. temporary* * *noun1) Temperatur, diethe temperature is below/above... — die Temperatur liegt unter/über... (Dat.)
at high/low temperatures — bei hohen/niedrigen Temperaturen
2) (Med.) Temperatur, diehave or run a temperature — (coll.) Temperatur od. Fieber haben
have a slight/high temperature — leichtes/hohes Fieber haben
take somebody's temperature — jemandes [Körper]temperatur messen
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8 indicate
in·di·cate [ʼɪndɪkeɪt] vt1) ( show)to \indicate sth etw zeigen; apparatus, device, gauge etw anzeigen;initial results \indicate that... die ersten Hochrechnungen deuten darauf hin, dass...;3) ( point to)he \indicated his girlfriend with a nod of his head nickend zeigte er auf seine Freundinto be \indicated indiziert sein fachspr; (fig, hum) ( fam) angebracht [o (sl) angezeigt] [o (sl) angesagt] sein ( hum)I think a cool drink is \indicated! ich glaube, jetzt ist erst einmal ein kühles Getränk angesagt!5) ( state briefly)to \indicate [to sb] that... [jdm] zu verstehen geben, dass...;to \indicate sth (in writing, on form) etw angeben;to \indicate left/ right links/rechts blinken
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