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1 Zaunmaterial
((the material used for) a fence: a hundred metres of fencing.) fencing -
2 Erweiterungsbau
Erweiterungsbau
expansion, extension, annex, addition onto building;
• Erweiterungsbauten enlargements;
• Erweiterungsinvestitionen increase in capital investments, capital widening, plant-expansion investments;
• Erweiterungskosten cost of addition, expansion cost;
• Erweiterungskosten decken (EU) to meet the costs of enlargement;
• Erweiterungsmitteilung expansion announcement;
• Erweiterungspatent fencing patent;
• Erweiterungsplan Erweiterungsplan,Erweiterungsprogramm, Erweiterungsprojektexpansion plan (scheme);
• Erweiterungsprogramm Erweiterungsplan,Erweiterungsprogramm, Erweiterungsprojektexpansion plan (scheme);
• Erweiterungsprojekt Erweiterungsplan,Erweiterungsprogramm, Erweiterungsprojektexpansion plan (scheme);
• Erweiterungspotenzial(e) potential for future growth;
• Erweiterungsrücklagen reserve for extension;
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3 Gitter
n; -s, -1. grating; an Tür, Fenster: auch grille; feines, aus Draht: mesh; gegen Fliegen etc.: screen; aus Latten: lattice; für Pflanzen: trellis; aus parallelen Stäben: bars Pl.; Kindersicherung an Treppe etc.: gate; vor einem Kamin: guard, Am. firescreen; (Rost) grate; (Zaun) fence; (Geländer) railing2. MATH., GEOG. FÜR KURVEN, Karten etc.: grid; CHEM., PHYS. von Kristallen etc.: lattice3. ETRON. grid* * *das Gitterlattice; grating; grid; latticework; grate; trellis; grill* * *Gịt|ter ['gɪtɐ]nt -s, -bars pl; (engstäbig, vor Türen, Schaufenstern) grille; (in Fußboden, Straßendecke) grid, grating; (für Gewächse etc) lattice, trellis; (= feines Drahtgitter) (wire-)mesh; (= Kamingitter) fireguard; (= Geländer) railing usu pl; (PHYS, CHEM = Kristallgitter) lattice; (ELEC, GEOG) grid* * *das1) (a framework of iron bars for holding a fire in a fireplace.) grate2) (a framework of iron etc bars: a grating in the road.) grating3) (a set of vertical and horizontal lines drawn on a map.) grid4) (a framework of iron bars.) grid* * *Git·ter<-s, ->[ˈgɪtɐ]nt1. (Absperrung) fencing no pl, no indef art; (vor Türen, Fenstern: engmaschig) grille; (grobmaschig) grating; (parallel laufende Stäbe) bars pl; (vor dem Kamin) fireguard; (für Gewächse) lattice, trellis; (am Rohrende) grid, gratingjdn hinter \Gitter bringen to put sb behind bars, to lock sb uphinter \Gitter kommen to land [or be put] behind barshinter \Gittern sitzen to be behind bars [or doing time3. MATH grid4. PHYS, CHEM latticeeinfaches \Gitter elementary lattice* * *das; Gitters, Gitter1) (parallele Stäbe) bars pl.; (Drahtgeflecht) grille; (in der Straßendecke, im Fußboden) grating; (Geländer) railing[s pl.]; (Spalier) trellis; (feines DrahtGitter) meshhinter Gittern — (ugs.) behind bars
* * *1. grating; an Tür, Fenster: auch grille; feines, aus Draht: mesh; gegen Fliegen etc: screen; aus Latten: lattice; für Pflanzen: trellis; aus parallelen Stäben: bars pl; Kindersicherung an Treppe etc: gate; vor einem Kamin: guard, US firescreen; (Rost) grate; (Zaun) fence; (Geländer) railing2. MATH, GEOG für Kurven, Karten etc: grid; CHEM, PHYS von Kristallen etc: lattice3. Elektronik: grid4. fig:hinter Gittern behind bars;hinter Gitter kommen be locked up* * *das; Gitters, Gitter1) (parallele Stäbe) bars pl.; (Drahtgeflecht) grille; (in der Straßendecke, im Fußboden) grating; (Geländer) railing[s pl.]; (Spalier) trellis; (feines DrahtGitter) meshhinter Gittern — (ugs.) behind bars
2) (Physik, Chemie) lattice* * *- n.grate n.grating n.grid n.lattice n.latticework n.trellis n. -
4 Fechten
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5 fechten
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