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1 panelised building structure
English-german technical dictionary > panelised building structure
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2 structure building
structure building Strukturaufbau m (Systemanalyse)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > structure building
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3 structure
1. noun1) Struktur, die; Aufbau, der; (Mus.) Kompositionsweise, die; (manner of construction) Bauweise, die; Struktur, die2) (something constructed) Konstruktion, die; (building) Bauwerk, das; (complex whole; also Biol.) Struktur, die2. transitive verbstrukturieren; regeln [Leben]; aufbauen [literarisches Werk]; (construct) konstruieren; bauen* * *1) (the way in which something is arranged or organized: A flower has quite a complicated structure; the structure of a human body.) die Struktur2) (a building, or something that is built or constructed: The Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous structures in the world.) das Bauwerk•- academic.ru/71388/structural">structural- structurally* * *struc·ture[ˈstrʌktʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. n\structure of a cell Zellaufbau mcourse \structure Kursaufbau m, Kursstruktur f\structure of society Gesellschaftsstruktur fsocial \structure Sozialstruktur f, soziales Gefügemanagement \structure Leitungsstruktur fII. vtwe must carefully \structure and rehearse each scene wir müssen jede Szene sorgfältig aufbauen und probenwell-\structured argument gut aufgebaute [o gegliederte] Argumentation* * *['strʌktʃə(r)]1. n2) (= thing constructed) Konstruktion f2. vtstrukturieren; essay, argument aufbauen, gliedern; layout, life gestalten* * *structure [ˈstrʌktʃə(r)]A s1. BIOL, CHEM etc Struktur f, fig auch (Auf)Bau m, Gefüge n, Gliederung f:structure of power Machtstruktur;structure of a sentence Satzbau;structure of society Gesellschaftsstruktur2. ARCH, TECH Bau(art) m(f), Konstruktion f3. Bau(werk) m(n), Gebäude n (auch fig), pl Bauten pl4. fig Gebilde nB v/t strukturieren, einen Aufsatz etc auch aufbauen* * *1. noun1) Struktur, die; Aufbau, der; (Mus.) Kompositionsweise, die; (manner of construction) Bauweise, die; Struktur, die2) (something constructed) Konstruktion, die; (building) Bauwerk, das; (complex whole; also Biol.) Struktur, die2. transitive verbstrukturieren; regeln [Leben]; aufbauen [literarisches Werk]; (construct) konstruieren; bauen* * *n.Aufbau -ten m.Bauweise -n f.Beschaffenheit f.Gebilde - n.Gefüge -n n.Gliederung f.Struktur -en f. -
4 building
noun1) no pl. Bau, der* * *1) (the art or business of putting up (houses etc) ( also adjective): a building contractor.) das Bauwesen; Bau-...2) (anything built: The new supermarket is a very ugly building.) das Gebäude* * *build·ing[ˈbɪldɪŋ]n Gebäude nt, Bau m* * *['bIldɪŋ]nthe buildings in the old town — die Häuser or Gebäude in der Altstadt
* * *building s1. (Er)Bauen n, Errichten n2. a) Bauwesen n3. Gebäude n, Bau(werk) m(n)* * *noun1) no pl. Bau, der* * *adj.bildend adj. n.Bau -ten m.Bauwerk -e n.Bebauung -en m.Erstellung f.Gebäude - n. -
5 structure
<tech.gen> (of materials, components, assemblies, systems) ■ Aufbau m<tech.gen> (physical structure, result of design engineering) ■ Konstruktion f<tech.gen> (internal; e.g. of a material) ■ Struktur f ; Gefüge n<geo.min> ■ Gefüge n< math> ■ Verband m< tools> ■ Grundkörper mvt <tech.gen> ■ strukturieren vt ; texturieren vt -
6 structure model
<tech.gen> (e.g. atom, building, organisation) ■ Strukturmodell n -
7 structure
['strʌktʃə(r)] UK / USnStruktur f, (building, bridge) Konstruktion f, Bau m -
8 structure
['strʌktʃə(r)] UK / USnStruktur f, (building, bridge) Konstruktion f, Bau m -
9 structure building element
< textil> ■ Bindungselement nEnglish-german technical dictionary > structure building element
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10 air-pneumatic structure
air-pneumatic structure s. → air-supported building [structure]English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > air-pneumatic structure
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11 air-supported building
air-supported building ( air-supported structure) KONST Tragluftgebäude n, Traglufthalle f, Drucklufttragehalle f, luftgetragene Halle f, Lufttragegebäude nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > air-supported building
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12 inflatable structure
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > inflatable structure
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13 open-air structure
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > open-air structure
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14 steel-framed building
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > steel-framed building
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15 substance of building
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > substance of building
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16 shell structure
<tech.gen> ■ Schalenaufbau m ; Schalenkonstruktion f<tech.gen> (building, roof; vehicle) ■ Schalenstruktur f -
17 jetty
< build> (solid structure, of harbor; serving as a breakwater or pier) ■ Mole f ; Hafendamm m ; Damm m ; Bollwerk n ; Hafenmole f<build.hydr> (stress on: solid structure, e.g. projecting from river bank, to deflec) ■ Leitdamm m<build.hydr> (stress on: current deflector, surf breaker) ■ Wellenbrecher m< hydr> ■ Leitwerk n -
18 addition
<tech.gen> (of materials, substances) ■ Zugabe f ; Hinzufügen n<chem.proc> (process; stress on: mixing sth to sth) ■ Beimengung f ; Beimischung f<srfc.wood> (in restoration; part added onto an object or structure) ■ Ergänzung f -
19 extension
<tech.gen> ■ Erweiterung f< build> ■ Verbreiterung f< build> ■ Erweiterungsbau m< jur> ■ Verlängerung f<mech.eng> (as an attachment) ■ Ansatzstück n< prod> ■ Streckung f -
20 deteriorate
intransitive verbsich verschlechtern; [Haus:] verfallen, verkommen; [Holz, Leder:] verrotten* * *[di'tiəriəreit](to grow worse: His work has deteriorated recently.) verschlechtern- academic.ru/19977/deterioration">deterioration* * *de·terio·rate[dɪˈtɪəriəreɪt, AM -ˈtɪriə-]vi1. (become worse) condition, situation sich akk verschlechtern; sales zurückgehen; morals verfallen; tumour entarten; a discussion an Niveau verlierenthe conflict seems to be deteriorating into a war der Konflikt scheint in einen Krieg auszuartenthe economy is slowly deteriorating mit der Wirtschaft geht es langsam bergabto \deteriorate dramatically/markedly/steadily sich akk dramatisch/merklich/stetig verschlechtern2. (disintegrate) building, structure verfallen, baufällig werden, verkommen fam; leather, wood sich akk zersetzen, verrotten; food verderben, vergammeln fam* * *[dI'tIərIəreɪt]visich verschlechtern; (materials) verderben; (species) entarten; (morals, brickwork) verfallen* * *deteriorate [dıˈtıərıəreıt]A v/ihis health deteriorated sein Gesundheitszustand verschlechterte sich2. verfallen, herunterkommen3. WIRTSCH an Wert verlierenB v/t1. verschlechtern, verschlimmern, beeinträchtigen3. im Wert (ver)mindern, herabsetzen* * *intransitive verbsich verschlechtern; [Haus:] verfallen, verkommen; [Holz, Leder:] verrotten* * *v.verschlechtern v.
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