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1 Panik
f; -, -en (selten) panic; (Schrecken) scare; (panikartige Flucht) stampede; in Panik geraten panic, start panicking; er hat uns in Panik versetzt he had us panicking; keine Panik! don’t panic* * *die Panikpanic; alarmism* * *Pa|nik ['paːnɪk]f -, -enpanicin Pánik ausbrechen or geraten — to panic, to get into a panic
jdn in Pánik versetzen — to throw sb into a state of panic
von Pánik ergriffen — panic-stricken
nur keine Pánik! — don't panic!
kein Grund zur Pánik! — no reason to panic!
die Pánik, die ihn zu überwältigen drohte — the feeling of panic that threatened to overwhelm him
* * *die1) ((a) sudden great fear, especially that spreads through a crowd etc: The fire caused a panic in the city.) panic2) (a feeling of fear or panic among a large number of people: a smallpox scare.) scare* * *Pa·nik<-, -en>[ˈpa:nɪk]f panic no plnur keine \Panik! (fam) don't panic!von \Panik ergriffen sein/werden to be/become panic-strickenzu einer \Panik führen to lead to panicein Gefühl der \Panik a feeling of panicin \Panik geraten to [get into a] panic\Panik schieben (sl) to get in a panic, to push the panic button* * *die; Panik, Paniken panic[eine] Panik brach aus — panic broke out
jemanden in Panik (Akk.) versetzen — throw somebody into a state of panic
* * *in Panik geraten panic, start panicking;er hat uns in Panik versetzt he had us panicking;keine Panik! don’t panic* * *die; Panik, Paniken panic[eine] Panik brach aus — panic broke out
jemanden in Panik (Akk.) versetzen — throw somebody into a state of panic
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2 Kanoniker
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3 Klinikum
n; -s, Klinika und Kliniken2. (practical) hospital training, Brit. etwa houseman’s (Amtsspr. house officer’s) training, Am. internship* * *Kli|ni|kum ['kliːnikʊm]nt -s, Klinika or Kliniken[-ka, -kn] (UNIV)1) medical centre (Brit) or center (US)2) (= Ausbildung) internship* * *Kli·ni·kum<-s, Klinika o Kliniken>[ˈkli:nikʊm, pl ˈkli:nika, ˈkli:nikən]nt1. (Universitätskrankenhaus) university hospital* * *das; Klinikums, Klinika od. Kliniken hospital complex* * *2. (practical) hospital training, Br etwa houseman’s (ADMIN house officer’s) training, US internship* * *das; Klinikums, Klinika od. Kliniken hospital complex -
4 Philharmoniker
* * *Phil|har|mo|ni|ker [fɪlhar'moːnikɐ, fiːlhar'moːnikɐ]1. m -s, -,Phil|har|mó|ni|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(= Musiker) member of a philharmonic orchestra* * *Phil·har·mo·ni·ker(in)<-s, ->[fɪlharˈmo:nikɐ]m(f) member of a/the philharmonic orchestradie \Philharmoniker the Philharmonic [Orchestra]* * *der; Philharmonikers, Philharmoniker: member of a/the philharmonic orchestra* * *Philharmoniker pl:die Berliner etc* * *der; Philharmonikers, Philharmoniker: member of a/the philharmonic orchestra* * *m.member of a philharmonic orchestra n. -
5 Technikfolgenabschätzung
f Technologiefolgenabschätzung* * *Tẹch|nik|fol|gen|ab|schät|zung1. f Tech|nik|fol|gen-Ab|schät|zung2. ftechnology assessment* * *Tech·nik·fol·gen·ab·schät·zungf technology assessment* * * -
6 Arsenik
m; -s, kein Pl. arsenic* * *Ar|se|nik [ar'zeːnɪk]nt -s, no plarsenic, arsenic trioxide (form)* * *Ar·se·nik<-s>[arˈze:nɪk]nt kein pl arsenic no pl* * * -
7 Aufnahmetechnik
f1. ETECH. recording method* * *Auf|nah|me|tech|nikf(Tonaufnahmen) recording method; (PHOT, FILM) shooting or filming technique* * *Auf·nah·me·tech·nikf MUS, ELEK sound recording technology* * *1. ELEK recording method2. FOTO, FILM shooting technique -
8 Augenklinik
f eye clinic* * *Au|gen|kli|nikfeye clinic or hospital* * *Au·gen·kli·nikf eye clinic* * *Augenklinik f eye clinic* * *f.eye clinic n. -
9 Beatnik
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10 Beleuchtungstechnik
f light(ing) engineering* * *Be|leuch|tungs|tech|nikflighting engineering* * *Be·leuch·tungs·tech·nikf lighting engineering* * ** * *f.lighting technology n. -
11 Bionik
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12 Biotechnik
f; nur Sg. biotechnology, bioengineering* * *Bio|tẹch|nik [bio'tɛçnɪk, 'biːo-]fbiotechnology* * *Bio·tech·nik[bioˈtɛçnɪk]* * *die bioengineering* * ** * *die bioengineering -
13 Botanik
f; -, kein Pl.1. botany2. umg., hum. great outdoors* * *die Botanikbotany* * *Bo|ta|nik [bo'taːnɪk]f -, no plbotany* * *(the scientific study of plants.) botany* * *Bo·ta·nik<->[boˈta:nɪk]* * *die; Botanik: botany no art* * *1. botany2. umg, hum great outdoors* * *die; Botanik: botany no art* * *f.botany n. -
14 Botaniker
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15 Chemotechnik
f chemical engineering* * *Che|mo|tẹch|nikfchemical engineering, technochemistry* * *Che·mo·tech·nik[çemo-]* * *Chemotechnik f chemical engineering -
16 Chronik
f; -, -en2. BIBL. das 1. / 2. Buch der Chronik the 1st / 2nd Book of Chronicles, Chronicles I / II; die Bücher der Chronik (the Books of) Chronicles, Chronicles I and II* * *die Chronikchronicle* * *Chro|nik ['kroːnɪk]f -, -enchronicle* * *(a record of (especially historical) events in order of time.) chronicle* * *Chro·nik<-, -en>[ˈkro:nɪk]f chronicle* * *die; Chronik, Chroniken chronicle* * *1. chronicle, annal obs;in einer Chronik aufzeichnen chronicle2. BIBELdas 1./2. Buch der Chronik the 1st/2nd Book of Chronicles, Chronicles I/II;die Bücher der Chronik (the Books of) Chronicles, Chronicles I and II* * *die; Chronik, Chroniken chronicle* * *-en f.chronicle n. -
17 Elektronik
f; -, -en1. nur Sg.; electronics Pl. (V. im Sg.)2. electronic system* * *die Elektronikelectronics* * *Elekt|ro|nik [elɛk'troːnɪk]f -, -enelectronics sing; (= elektronische Teile) electronics pl* * *(the branch of science that deals with the study of the movement and effects of electrons and with their application to machines etc.) electronics* * *Elek·tro·nik<-, -en>[elɛkˈtro:nɪk]f* * *die; Elektronik1) o. Pl. electronics sing., no art.2) (elektronisches System) electronics pl* * *1. nur sg; electronics pl (v im sg)2. electronic system* * *die; Elektronik1) o. Pl. electronics sing., no art.2) (elektronisches System) electronics pl* * *f.electronics n. -
18 Elektronikschrott
m umg. electronic junk, discarded electronic gadgets* * *Elekt|ro|nik|schrottmelectronic waste* * *Elek·tro·nik·schrottm ÖKOL electronic scrap [or junk]* * *der scrapped electrical appliances pl* * *Elektronikschrott m umg electronic junk, discarded electronic gadgets* * *der scrapped electrical appliances pl -
19 Elektrotechnik
f ETECH. electrical engineering* * *die Elektrotechnikelectrical engineering* * *Elekt|ro|tẹch|nik [elEktro'tEçnɪk, e'lɛktro-]felectrical engineering* * *Elek·tro·tech·nik[elɛktroˈtɛçnɪk]f electrical engineering* * ** * ** * ** * *f.electrical engineering n. -
20 Entspannungstechnik
Ent|spạn|nungs|tech|nikfrelaxation technique* * *Ent·span·nungs·tech·nikf relaxation technique* * *Entspannungstechnik f relaxation technique
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