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1 manufacture
1. nounHerstellung, die2. transitive verb(Commerc.) herstellen* * *[mænju'fæk ə] 1. verb1) (to make, originally by hand but now usually by machinery and in large quantities: This firm manufactures cars at the rate of two hundred per day.) herstellen2) (to invent (something false): He manufactured an excuse for being late.) erfinden2. noun(the process of manufacturing: the manufacture of glass.) die Herstellung- academic.ru/45128/manufacturer">manufacturer* * *manu·fac·ture[ˌmænjəˈfæktʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. vt▪ to \manufacture sth1. (produce commercially) etw herstellen\manufactured goods Fertigerzeugnisse pl2. (fabricate) etw erfindento \manufacture an excuse eine Ausrede erfindena vehicle of French/Italian \manufacture ein Wagen m aus französischer/italienischer Herstellung* * *["mnjʊ'fktʃə(r)]1. n(= act) Herstellung f; (pl = products) Waren pl, Erzeugnisse pl2. vt1) (lit) herstellenmanufactured goods — Fertigware f, Fertigerzeugnisse pl
3. viwe started manufacturing... — wir begannen mit der Herstellung...
* * *A s1. Fertigung f, Erzeugung f, Herstellung f, Fabrikation f, Produktion f:year of manufacture Herstellungs-, Baujahr n;article of English manufacture englisches Erzeugnis2. Erzeugnis n, Fabrikat n, Industrieprodukt n3. Industrie(zweig) f(m):the linen manufacture die Leinenindustrie4. allg Erzeugen n, pej Fabrizieren nB v/t1. (an-, ver)fertigen, erzeugen, herstellen, fabrizieren:manufactured goods Fabrik-, Fertigwaren2. verarbeiten ( into zu)3. pej fabrizieren:a) eine Rede etc produzieren, liefernb) Ausreden etc erfindenc) Beweise etc fälschenmfr. abk1. manufacture2. manufacturer* * *1. nounHerstellung, die2. transitive verbarticles of foreign/British manufacture — ausländische/britische Erzeugnisse
(Commerc.) herstellen* * *n.Erzeugnis n.Erzeugung f.Fabrikat -e n.Fabrikation f.Fertigung f.Herstellung f.Industrie -n f. (into) v.fertigen v.verarbeiten (zu) v. v.anfertigen v.erzeugen v.herstellen v. -
2 output
1. noun 2. transitive verb,* * *(the quantity of goods, amount of work produced: The output of this factory has increased by 20%; His output is poor.) die Produktion* * *ˈout·putI. n no pl ECON Ausstoß m, Produktion f, Output m o nt; COMPUT Ausgabe f, Output m o nt; ELEC Leistung f; MIN Förderleistung fagricultural \output [Ernte]ertrag mindustrial \output Industrieausstoß m, industrielle Produktion[sleistung]manufacturing \output Produktionsausstoß mtotal \output Gesamtproduktion fII. vt▪ to \output sth image, data etw ausgeben* * *['aUtpʊt]n(of machine, factory, person) (= act) Produktion f; (= quantity also) Ausstoß m, Output m or nt; (= rate of output also) (Produktions)leistung f, Output m or nt; (= quantity in agriculture also) Ertrag m; (ELEC) Leistung f; (= output terminal) Ausgang m; (= capacity of amplifier) (Ausgangs)leistung f; (of mine) Förderung f; (= quantity) Fördermenge f, Förderung f; (= rate of output) Förderleistung, Förderung f; (= of computer) Ausgabe f, Output m or nteffective output of a machine — Nutzleistung f einer Maschine
* * *A s Output m:a) WIRTSCH, TECH Arbeitsertrag m, -leistung fb) WIRTSCH Ausstoß m, Ertrag m, Produktion fd) ELEK Ausgangsleistung ff) IT (Daten)Ausgabe fB adj1. TECH Leistungs…:2. ELEK Ausgangs…* * *1. noun 2. transitive verb,* * *(of a factory) n.Arbeitsleistung (einer Fabrik) f. n.Ausgang -ë m.Leistung -en f.Leistungsabgabe f.Produktionsleistung f. v.ausgeben v.
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