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101 Fertigungstechnik
f production engineering* * *Fẹr|ti|gungs|tech|nikfproduction engineering* * *Fertigungstechnik f production engineering -
102 Heizungstechnik
f heating engineering* * *Hei|zungs|tech|nikfheating engineering* * *Heizungstechnik f heating engineering -
103 Hochfrequenztechnik
f high-frequency engineering* * *Hoch|fre|quenz|tech|nikfradio-frequency engineering* * *Hochfrequenztechnik f high-frequency engineering* * *f.high frequency technology n. -
104 Hochspannungstechnik
f; nur Sg. high-voltage engineering* * *Hoch|span|nungs|tech|nikfhigh-voltage engineering* * ** * *f.high voltage engineering n.high voltage technology n. -
105 Hydrotechnik
f hydraulic engineering* * *Hy·dro·tech·nik[hydroˈtɛçnɪk]f hydraulic engineering* * *Hydrotechnik f hydraulic engineering -
106 Informationstechnologie
f information technology* * *In·for·ma·ti·ons·tech·nikfIn·for·ma·ti·ons·tech·no·lo·giefITf INFORM information technology, IT* * *Informationstechnologie f information technology* * *f.information technology (IT) n. -
107 Kalaschnikow
f; -, -s Kalashnikov, AK-47* * *Ka·lasch·ni·kow<-, -s>[kaˈlaʃnikɔf]f Kalashnikov* * * -
108 Kliniker
1. (Arzt, Ärztin) clinician2. (Student[in]) houseman, Amtsspr. house officer, Am. intern* * *Kli|ni|ker ['kliːnikɐ]1. m -s, -,Klí|ni|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (MED)clinician; (UNIV) medical student attached to a hospital* * *2. (Student[in]) houseman, ADMIN house officer, US intern -
109 Kommunikationstechnik
f communications technology; Ausrüstung: communications equipment* * *Kom·mu·ni·ka·ti·ons·tech·nik* * * -
110 Lasertechnik
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111 Luftfahrtelektronik
f avionics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *Luft·fahrt·elek·tro·nikf avionics + sing vb* * * -
112 Mechaniker
* * *der Mechanikerrepairman; engineer; mechanist; mechanic* * *Me|cha|ni|ker [me'çaːnikɐ]1. m -s, -,Me|chá|ni|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenmechanic* * *(a skilled worker who repairs or maintains machinery.) mechanic* * *Me·cha·ni·ker(in)<-s, ->[meˈça:nɪkɐ]m(f) mechanic* * *der; Mechanikers, Mechaniker, Mechanikerin die; Mechaniker, Mechanikernen mechanic* * ** * *der; Mechanikers, Mechaniker, Mechanikerin die; Mechaniker, Mechanikernen mechanic* * *m.mechanic n.mechanist n.repairman n.(§ pl.: repairmen) -
113 Messtechnik
f; nur Sg. technology of measurement, metrology fachspr.* * *Mẹss|tech|nikfmeasurement technology, metrology* * *Mess·tech·nikRRf measurement technology* * ** * ** * *die technology of measurement -
114 Mnemotechnik
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115 Neigetechnik
f; kein Pl.; EISENB. tilting technology* * *Nei|ge|tech|nikf no pl (RAIL)tilting technology* * * -
116 Neigetechnikzug
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117 Nikkei-Index
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118 Optoelektronik
f optoelectronics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *Op·to·elek·tro·nik[ˈɔptoʔelɛktro:nɪk]f optoelectronics + sing vb* * * -
119 panikartig
I Adj.; panic...; Flucht: panic-stricken; panikartig sein Handlung: be undertaken in a state of panic; Reaktion: be one of panicII Adv. in (a) panic* * *pa·nik·ar·tigadj inv panic-stricken* * *B. adv in (a) panic -
120 Panikmacher
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