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1 Erdölvorkommen
noil depositn[allg.]oil occurrencen[Ölfeld]oil fieldpl[Lagerstätten]oil depositspl[Ölfelder]oil fieldsoilfieldoilfields -
2 bei
bei GEN, IMP/EXP, KOMM care of, c/o* * *prep <Geschäft, Imp/Exp, Komm> care of (c/o)* * *Vorkommen, bei
on demand, (Wechsel) on presentation;
• abbaufähiges Vorkommen exploitable deposits;
• Vorkommen von Öl oil deposits. -
3 Vorkommen
Vorkommen n UMWELT deposit* * *n < Umwelt> deposit* * *Vorkommen, bei
on demand, (Wechsel) on presentation;
• abbaufähiges Vorkommen exploitable deposits;
• Vorkommen von Öl oil deposits. -
4 Erdöllager
n1. oil deposit2. oil deposits -
5 Vorkommen von Öl
Vorkommen von Öl
oil deposits. -
6 lagern
I v/t1. store; trocken etc.: auch keep; Wein in Holzfässern lagern keep ( oder lay down) wine in wooden barrels; kühl II2. (ablagern) (Holz etc.) season3. (betten) put, lay; bes. MED. (Bein etc.) rest; eine bewusstlose Person wird seitlich gelagert an unconscious person should be laid on their sideII v/i1. (rasten) camp; lagern auf (provisorischem Bett) camp down on; ein guter Platz zum Lagern a good place to camp4. TECH. (sich stützen) rest, be supported5. GEOL. be foundIII v/refl settle (down)* * *(einlagern) to store;(kampieren) to encamp; to camp* * *la|gern ['laːgɐn]1. vt1) (= aufbewahren) to storekühl lágern! — keep or store in a cool place
den Kopf/einen Kranken weich lágern — to rest one's head/lay an invalid on something soft
das Bein hoch lágern — to put one's leg up
die Patienten müssen bequem gelagert werden — the patients must be bedded down or must lie comfortably
See:→ auch gelagert2. vi1) (Vorräte, Waren, Abfall etc) to be stored or kept2) (= liegen) to lievor der Küste lagert Erdöl — there are deposits of oil lying off the coast
3) (Truppen etc) to camp, to be encamped3. vr (geh)to settle oneself (down)* * *1) (to store: My father laid down a good stock of wine which I am now drinking.) lay down2) (to collect and keep (for future need): I don't know why she stores up all those old magazines.) store up3) (to put into a place for keeping: We stored our furniture in the attic while the tenants used our house.) store* * *la·gern[ˈla:gɐn]I. vt▪ etw irgendwie/irgendwo \lagern to store sth in a certain way/somewhere▪ jdn/etw irgendwie \lagern to lay sb/sth in a certain waydie Beine hoch \lagern to lie with one's legs upII. vi1. (aufbewahrt werden)▪ irgendwo/irgendwie \lagern to be stored somewhere/in a certain waydunkel/kühl \lagern to be stored in the dark/a cold place2. (liegen)3. (sich niederlassen)* * *1.transitives Verb1) storeetwas kühl/trocken lagern — keep or store something in a cool/dry place
2) (hinlegen) lay downjemanden flach/bequem lagern — lay somebody flat/in a comfortable position
die Beine hoch lagern — rest one's legs in a raised position
3) (Technik) support; mount <machine-part, workpiece>2.intransitives Verb1) camp; be encamped2) (liegen) lie; <foodstuffs, medicines, etc.> be stored or kept; (sich ablagern) have settled3) (Geol.)4)3.reflexives Verb settle oneself/itself down* * *A. v/t1. store; trocken etc: auch keep;2. (ablagern) (Holz etc) seasoneine bewusstlose Person wird seitlich gelagert an unconscious person should be laid on their sideB. v/i1. (rasten) camp;lagern auf (provisorischem Bett) camp down on;ein guter Platz zum Lagern a good place to camp3. (ausreifen) mature;den Wein lagern lassen let the wine age5. GEOL be foundC. v/r settle (down)* * *1.transitives Verb1) storeetwas kühl/trocken lagern — keep or store something in a cool/dry place
2) (hinlegen) lay downjemanden flach/bequem lagern — lay somebody flat/in a comfortable position
3) (Technik) support; mount <machine-part, workpiece>2.intransitives Verb1) camp; be encamped2) (liegen) lie; <foodstuffs, medicines, etc.> be stored or kept; (sich ablagern) have settled3) (Geol.)4)3.ganz ähnlich/anders gelagert sein — < case> be quite similar/different [in nature]
reflexives Verb settle oneself/itself down* * *(auf, über) v.to superimpose v. v.to camp v.to embed v.to encamp v.to lair v.to shelve v.to store (warehouse) v. -
7 Depot
[de’po:] n; -s, -s1. (Lager) depot (auch MIL.); für Waren: warehouse; (Aufbewahrtes) deposits Pl.; Ort: auch depository; in Bank: strongroom; (Schließfach) safe(ty) deposit box3. PHARM. depot4. VERK. (Bus-, Straßenbahndepot) depot, garage5. schw. (Pfand) deposit* * *das Depot(Depotkonto) deposit;(Lager) depot* * *De|pot [de'poː]nt -s, -s1) depot; (= Aufbewahrungsort auch, Wertpapierdepot) depository; (in Bank) strongroom; (= Wertpapierkonto) securities account; (= aufbewahrte Gegenstände) deposits pl; (= Guthaben) deposit; (= Schließfach) safety deposit box; (MED) deposit2) (Sw = Pfand) deposit* * *(a central warehouse where large amount of food, goods or equipment are stored: freight depot; oil storage depot.) depot* * *De·pot<-s, -s>[deˈpo:]nt1. (Lager) depot, depository2. (Stahlkammer) [bank's] strongroom3. (Sammelstelle für öffentliche Verkehrsmittel) [bus/tram] depot* * *das; Depots, Depots1) depot; (Lagerhaus) warehouse; (für Möbel usw.) depository; (im Freien, für Munition o. ä.) dump; (in einer Bank) strongroom; safe deposit2) (hinterlegte Wertgegenstände) deposits pl* * *1. (Lager) depot ( auch MIL); für Waren: warehouse; (Aufbewahrtes) deposits pl; Ort: auch depository; in Bank: strongroom; (Schließfach) safe(ty) deposit box3. PHARM depot4. Verkehrswesen: (Bus-, Straßenbahndepot) depot, garage5. schweiz (Pfand) deposit* * *das; Depots, Depots1) depot; (Lagerhaus) warehouse; (für Möbel usw.) depository; (im Freien, für Munition o. ä.) dump; (in einer Bank) strongroom; safe deposit2) (hinterlegte Wertgegenstände) deposits pl* * *-s (für Wertpapiere) n.securities deposit account (banking) n. -s n.deposit n.depot n.warehouse n. -
8 rückstandfrei
* * *rụ̈ck|stand(s)|frei1. adjresidue-free; Verbrennung auch clean2. advdieses Öl verbrennt nahezu rückstandfrei — this oil burns cleanly
* * *B. adv:rückstandfrei verbrennen burn without leaving deposits -
9 Vorkommen
(unreg., trennb., ist -ge-) v/i1. (zum Vorschein kommen) appear; (sich finden, vorhanden sein) be found; (auftauchen) crop up; (sich ereignen) happen, occur; sie kommen im Mittelalter / in Asien etc. vor you find them in the Middle Ages / in Asia etc.; das kommt schon mal vor it happens, it can happen; Familie; so etwas ist mir noch nie vorgekommen nothing like that has ever happened to me before; das Wort kommt zweimal vor the word appears ( oder occurs) twice, there are two instances of the word2. (scheinen, erscheinen) seem; es kommt mir vor, als ob... it seems to me as if...; es kommt mir merkwürdig vor it strikes me as strange, it seems (a bit) strange to me; es kam mir so vor, als ob I had the impression that; sich (Dat) dumm etc. vorkommen feel silly etc.; sich (Dat) klug / wichtig etc. vorkommen think one is clever / important etc.; das kommt dir nur so vor you’re (just) imagining it; wie kommst du mir eigentlich vor? umg. who do you think you are?* * *das Vorkommenincidence; occurrence; existence* * *Vor|kom|men ['foːɐkɔmən]nt -s, -(no pl = das Auftreten) occurrence, incidence; (MIN) deposit* * *(to be found: Oil occurs under the sea.) occur* * *<-s, ->nt* * *das; Vorkommens, Vorkommen1) o. Pl. occurrence2) (Geol.) deposit* * *das Vorkommen von Skorpionen/dieser Krankheit etc the existence of scorpions/incidence of this disease etc2. MINER deposit;* * *das; Vorkommens, Vorkommen1) o. Pl. occurrence2) (Geol.) deposit* * *n.appearance n.incidence n.occurrence n.
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