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con·fig·ure [kənʼfɪgəʳ, Am -ʼfɪgjɚ] vt1) computto \configure sth etw konfigurieren2) ( put together)to \configure sth etw konfigurieren;the navy is configuring old merchant ships as troop transports die Navy funktioniert alte Handelsfrachter in Truppentransporter um -
22 maritime
adjective1) (found near the sea) Küsten[bewohner, -gebiet, -stadt, -provinz]2) (connected with the sea) See[recht, -versicherung, -volk, -wesen]* * *1) (of the sea, shipping etc: maritime law.) See-...2) (lying near the sea, and therefore having a navy, merchant shipping etc: a maritime nation.) Küsten-...* * *mari·timeadj inv\maritime museum Schifffahrtsmuseum nt\maritime nation Seefahrernation f\maritime power Seemacht f\maritime trade Seehandel m2. (near coast) Küsten-\maritime province Küstenregion f* * *['mrItaɪm]adjSee-maritime museum (for seafaring) — Schifffahrtsmuseum nt; (for marine science) Meereskundemuseum nt
* * *maritime [ˈmærıtaım] adj1. See…:maritime commerce (Über)Seehandel m;maritime law Seerecht n;maritime navigation Seeschifffahrt f2. Schifffahrts…:maritime affairs Schiffahrtsangelegenheiten, Seewesen n3. Marine…4. Seemanns…:5. a) seefahrendb) Seehandel (be)treibend6. Küsten…:7. ZOOL an der Küste lebend, Strand…8. Meer(es)…mar. abk1. maritime2. married verh.* * *adjective1) (found near the sea) Küsten[bewohner, -gebiet, -stadt, -provinz]2) (connected with the sea) See[recht, -versicherung, -volk, -wesen] -
23 engineer
en·gi·neer [ˌenʤɪʼnɪəʳ, Am -ʼnɪr] n1) ( qualified in engineering) Ingenieur(in) m(f); ( in navy) [Schiffs]ingenieur(in) m(f); ( on merchant ship) Maschinist(in) m(f); ( maintains machines) [Wartungs]ingenieur(in) m(f); ( controls engines) Techniker(in) m(f) mil Technischer Offizier;to \engineer sthto \engineer a bridge/ street eine Brücke/Straße bauen;how did you manage to \engineer that invitation to the party? wie bist du bloß an diese Einladung zu der Party gekommen?;to \engineer a coup einen Coup vorbereiten;to \engineer a meeting ein Treffen arrangieren; -
24 quartermaster
quar·ter·mas·ter [ʼkwɔ:tə ˌmɑ:stəʳ, Am ʼkwɔ:rt̬ɚ ˌmæstɚ] n2) naut ( steersman) in merchant marine Quartermeister m, Steu[e]rer m; rank in navy Steuermannsmaat m
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