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1 transportieren
I v/t (befördern) transport; (tragen) carry; (Kranke etc.) take; an einen anderen Ort: auch move, transfer; (Film) wind on, advance; fig. (vermitteln) (Meinung etc.) convey, communicate; wie soll man das Ding denn transportieren? umg. how are you supposed to move ( oder shift) the thing ( oder get the thing out of here)?II v/i Kamera: wind on, advance; der Film / die Kamera hat nicht transportiert the film didn’t wind on, the wind-on mechanism didn’t work* * *to convey; to transport; to haul* * *trans|por|tie|ren [transpɔr'tiːrən] ptp transportiert1. vtto transport; Güter auch to carry; Patienten to move; Film to wind on; (Nähmaschine) to feed2. vi(Förderband) to move; (Nähmaschine) to feed; (Kamera) to wind on* * *(to carry (goods, passengers etc) from one place to another: The goods were transported by air; A bus transported us from the airport to the city.) transport* * *trans·por·tie·ren *[transpɔrˈti:rən]vt1. (befördern)▪ etw \transportieren to transport [or carry] sth▪ jdn \transportieren to move sb2. FOTOden Film \transportieren to wind the film* * ** * *A. v/t (befördern) transport; (tragen) carry; (Kranke etc) take; an einen anderen Ort: auch move, transfer; (Film) wind on, advance; fig (vermitteln) (Meinung etc) convey, communicate;wie soll man das Ding denn transportieren? umg how are you supposed to move ( oder shift) the thing ( oder get the thing out of here)?B. v/i Kamera: wind on, advance;der Film/die Kamera hat nicht transportiert the film didn’t wind on, the wind-on mechanism didn’t work* * ** * *v.to convey v.to haul v.to transport v. -
2 Transport
m; -(e)s, -e1. (Beförderung) transport(ation), conveyance; von Gütern: auch freight, haulage; während des Transports in transit, en route; ein Transport des Kranken ist nicht möglich the patient cannot be moved2. (Waren etc.) (freight) consignment; ein Transport mit Hilfsgütern an aid consignment; ein Transport Flüchtlinge / Soldaten a cargo of refugees / a troop transport3. (Filmtransport) winding (mechanism)* * *der Transporttransportation; porterage; portage; transport; haulage; carriage; conveyance; freightage* * *Trans|port [trans'pɔrt]m -(e)s, -e1) (= das Transportieren) transportbeim or auf dem Transport beschädigte/verloren gegangene Waren — goods damaged/lost in transit
* * *der1) (the carrying or movement of goods, passengers etc from place to place: The goods have been lost in transit.) transit2) (transport.) transportation3) (the process of transporting or being transported: road transport; My husband is using my car, so I have no (means of) transport.) transport* * *Trans·port<-[e]s, -e>[transˈpɔrt]m transport* * *der; Transport[e]s, Transporte1) (Beförderung) transportationbeim od. auf dem Transport — during carriage
2) (beförderte Lebewesen od. Sachen) (mit dem Zug) train-load; (mit mehreren Fahrzeugen) convoy; (Fracht) consignment; shipment* * *während des Transports in transit, en route;ein Transport des Kranken ist nicht möglich the patient cannot be moved2. (Waren etc) (freight) consignment;ein Transport mit Hilfsgütern an aid consignment;ein Transport Flüchtlinge/Soldaten a cargo of refugees/a troop transport3. (Filmtransport) winding (mechanism)* * *der; Transport[e]s, Transporte1) (Beförderung) transportationbeim od. auf dem Transport — during carriage
2) (beförderte Lebewesen od. Sachen) (mit dem Zug) train-load; (mit mehreren Fahrzeugen) convoy; (Fracht) consignment; shipment* * *m.carriage n.conveyance n.freightage n.portage n.traction n.transport n.transportation n. -
3 direkt
direkt I adj 1. V&M direct (Verkauf); 2. FREI live (Radio- oder Fernsehübertragung); 3. GEN direct, dir., plain-spoken; 4. LOGIS direct, dir. • auf direktem oder indirektem Wege versichert VERSICH direct or held covered direkt II adv STAT directly • direkt bezogen auf GEN directly related to • direkt finanzieren FIN finance directly • direkt transportiert IMP/EXP, LOGIS directly transported (EU) • jmdm. direkt unterstellt sein GEN be directly responsible to sb* * *adj 1. <V&M> Verkauf direct; 2. < Frei> Radio- oder Fernsehübertragung live; 3. < Geschäft> direct (dir.), plain-spoken; 4. < Transp> direct (dir.) ■ auf direktem oder indirektem Wege versichert < Versich> direct or held coveredadv < Math> directly ■ direkt bezogen auf < Geschäft> directly related to ■ direkt finanzieren < Finanz> finance directly ■ direkt transportiert <Imp/Exp, Transp> EU directly transported ■ jmdm. direkt unterstellt sein < Geschäft> be directly responsible to sb* * *direkt
direct[ly], immediate[ly], proximate, (Sendung) live;
• direkt beziehen to buy firsthand, to obtain goods straight from the factory;
• direkt senden (Radio, Fernsehen) to broadcast live;
• direkter Absatz direct marketing (selling);
• direkte Besteuerung direct taxation;
• direkter Bezug direct buying (purchasing);
• direkte Erhöhung der Inlandspreise actual increase in domestic prices;
• direkte Fernsehsendung live progam(me);
• direkte Finanzierung direct financing;
• direkte Kosten direct cost (expense);
• direkte Steuer direct (assessed) tax;
• direkte Verbindung (Bahn) through connection;
• direkter Verkauf direct sale;
• direkter Wagen through carriage;
• direkter Wechselkurs direct quotation;
• direkter Zugriff (Computer) direct access.
anwählen, direkt
(telecom.) to dial direct.
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