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1 Internet-Ready-Phones
Internet-Ready-Phones pl COMP, KOMM Internet-ready phones (Telefone, die drahtlosen Internet-Zugriff ermöglichen)* * *pl <Comp, Komm> Telefone, die drahtlosen Internet-Zugriff ermöglichen Internet-ready phones -
2 Essenszeit
f mittags: lunchtime, lunch hour; abends: dinnertime; er ruft immer zur Essenszeit an he always phones at mealtimes* * *die Essenszeitdinner time; mealtime* * *Ẹs|sen(s)|zeitfmealtimedie Kinder müssen abends zur Essenzeit zu Hause sein — the children have to be at home in time for their evening meal
* * *Es·sens·zeitf mealtime* * *er ruft immer zur Essen[s]zeit an he always phones at mealtimes* * *f.mealtime n. -
3 Renner
m; -s, -1. Pferd: racehorse2. umg. (Erfolg) hit; WIRTS. winner; das Buch wird ein Renner we’re etc. onto a winner with that book; 1998 waren Handys der große Renner in 1998 mobile phones were the top sellers allg.* * *der Rennercourser* * *Rẹn|ner ['rɛnɐ]m -s, -inf = Verkaufsschlager) winner, world-beater (Brit); (Pferd auch) flier* * *Ren·ner<-s, ->[ˈrɛnɐ]m (fam) big seller* * *der; Renners, Renner (ugs.) big seller* * *1. Pferd: racehorsedas Buch wird ein Renner we’re etc onto a winner with that book;1998 waren Handys der große Renner in 1998 mobile phones were the top sellers allg* * *der; Renners, Renner (ugs.) big seller* * *- m.blockbuster n.courser n.racer n. -
4 Seuche
f; -, -n epidemic (auch fig.); fig., pej. auch plague; diese Handys sind eine richtige Seuche! these mobile phones have become a real plague ( oder scourge)* * *die Seucheepidemic* * *Seu|che ['zɔyçə]f -, -nepidemic; (fig pej) scourge* * *die1) (any type of deadly epidemic disease, especially bubonic plague.) pestilence2) (especially formerly, an extremely infectious and deadly disease, especially one carried by fleas from rats.) plague* * *Seu·che<-, -n>[ˈzɔyçə]f* * *die; Seuche, Seuchen epidemic* * *diese Handys sind eine richtige Seuche! these mobile phones have become a real plague ( oder scourge)* * *die; Seuche, Seuchen epidemic* * *-n f.epidemic n.epidemic plague n.pestilence n. -
5 Verbot
n; -(e)s, -e; (das Verbieten) prohibition (+ Gen of); (Einfuhrverbot, Verbot einer Partei, Zeitung etc.) auch ban ( für oder + Gen on); ein Verbot aussprechen impose a ban; ein Verbot befolgen / übertreten comply / not comply with a ban; er hat gegen mein ausdrückliches Verbot geraucht he smoked in spite of the fact that I had expressly forbidden him to do so; etw. trotz ärztlichen Verbots tun do s.th. against doctor’s orders; ich bin für / gegen das Verbot von Handys in Lokalen etc. I’m in favo(u)r of / against a ban on mobile phones in pubs (Am. cellphones in bars) etc.* * *das Verbotprohibition; forbiddance; forbiddingness; interdiction; ban; interdict; taboo* * *Ver|bot [fɛɐ'boːt]nt -(e)s, -eban (+gen on)er ging trotz meines Verbóts — he went even though I had forbidden him to do so
trotz des ärztlichen Verbótes — against doctor's orders, in spite of doctor's orders
gegen ein Verbót verstoßen — to ignore a ban
das Verbót der Eltern, zu rauchen/einen Freund mitzubringen — the parents' ban on smoking/on bringing a friend
ich bin gegen das Verbót irgendeiner Partei/Zeitung — I'm opposed to a ban on or to banning any party/newspaper
* * *das1) (an order that a certain thing may not be done: a ban on smoking.) ban2) (the act of prohibiting: We demand the prohibition by the government of the sale of this drug.) prohibition3) (a rule, law etc forbidding something: The headmaster issued a prohibition against bringing knives into school.) prohibition* * *Ver·bot<-[e]s, -e>[fɛɐ̯ˈbo:t]nt ban; JUR prohibitiongesetzliches \Verbot statutory prohibitionein \Verbot umgehen to beat the ban on sthSie haben gegen mein ausdrückliches \Verbot gehandelt you did it even though I expressly forbade you to* * *das; Verbot[e]s, Verbote ban (Gen., von on)* * *Verbot n; -(e)s, -e; (das Verbieten) prohibition (+gen of); (Einfuhrverbot, Verbot einer Partei, Zeitung etc) auch ban (für oder +gen on);ein Verbot aussprechen impose a ban;ein Verbot befolgen/übertreten comply/not comply with a ban;er hat gegen mein ausdrückliches Verbot geraucht he smoked in spite of the fact that I had expressly forbidden him to do so;etwas trotz ärztlichen Verbots tun do sth against doctor’s orders;ich bin für/gegen das Verbot von Handys in Lokalen etc I’m in favo(u)r of/against a ban on mobile phones in pubs (US cellphones in bars) etc* * *das; Verbot[e]s, Verbote ban (Gen., von on)* * *-e n.ban n.forbiddance n.forbiddingness n.interdiction n.prohibition n.proscription n. -
6 verleugnen
v/t (ableugnen, Grundsätze etc.) deny; (Freund, Kind etc.) disown; er kann seine Herkunft etc. nicht verleugnen he can’t deny his origins etc.; er lässt sich am Telefon immer ( vor ihr) verleugnen he always pretends that he’s not at home (when she phones); es lässt sich nicht verleugnen, dass... there’s no denying that...; sich ( selbst) verleugnen deny o.s.* * *to deny* * *ver|leug|nen ptp verleugnetvtto deny; Kind auch to disownich kann es nicht verléúgnen, dass... — I cannot deny that...
es lässt sich nicht verléúgnen, dass... — there is no denying that...
er lässt sich immer (vor ihr) verléúgnen — he always pretends not to be there (when she calls)
sich (selbst) verléúgnen — to deny one's own self
* * *(to refuse to acknowledge as belonging to oneself: to disown one's son.) disown* * *ver·leug·nen *vt▪ jdn \verleugnen to deny [or disown] sbich kann nicht \verleugnen, dass... I cannot deny that...* * *transitives Verb deny; disown <friend, relation>sich selbst verleugnen — go against or betray one's principles
* * *nicht verleugnen he can’t deny his origins etc;er lässt sich am Telefon immer (vor ihr) verleugnen he always pretends that he’s not at home (when she phones);es lässt sich nicht verleugnen, dass … there’s no denying that …;sich (selbst) verleugnen deny o.s.* * *transitives Verb deny; disown <friend, relation>sich selbst verleugnen — go against or betray one's principles
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7 Mobilfunk
Mobilfunk m KOMM mobile communications* * *m < Komm> mobile communications* * *Mobilfunk
mobile radio (radiotelephone service);
• Mobilfunkanbieter (telecom.) mobile telephone operator,supplier of mobile phones;
• Mobilfunkanruf mobile call;
• Mobilfunkbereich mobile communications industry;
• Mobilfunknetz mobile [phone] network;
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8 Kopfhörer
* * *der Kopfhörerearphone; headset; head-phones* * *Kọpf|hö|rermheadphone* * *((also earphones) a pair of electronic instruments held over a person's ears, by a metal band over the head, which are connected to a radio: a set of headphones.) headphones* * *Kopf·hö·rer* * *der headphones pl* * *Kopfhörer m:(ein) Kopfhörer (a pair of) headphones pl* * *der headphones pl* * *m.ear-phone n.earphones n.headphone n. -
9 telefonieren
v/i (tele)phone, ring ( oder call) up, call; mit jemandem telefonieren auch talk to s.o. on ( oder over) the (tele)phone; nach Amerika etc. telefonieren umg. phone to ( oder call) the U.S. etc; er telefoniert ständig he’s on the phone all day, he’s never off the phone; darf ich mal telefonieren? may I use the phone (for a moment) (please)?* * *to talk over the phone; to call; to phone; to make a call; to telephone* * *te|le|fo|nie|ren [telefo'niːrən] ptp telefoniert1. vito make a (tele)phone callmit jdm telefoníéren — to speak to sb on the phone
miteinander telefoníéren — to speak (to each other) on the phone
bei jdm telefoníéren — to use sb's phone
ins Ausland telefoníéren — to make an international call
am Ort telefoníéren — to make a local call
nach Amerika/Hamburg telefoníéren — to call America/Hamburg
2. vt (inf Sw)to phone, to ring (up) (Brit), to calljdm etw telefoníéren — to call or phone and tell sb sth
* * *1) (to telephone (a person, message or place): I'll phone you this evening.) phone2) (to send (a message) or ask for (something) by means of the telephone: I'll telephone for a taxi.) telephone3) (to reach or make contact with (another place) by means of the telephone: Can one telephone England from Australia?) telephone* * *te·le·fo·nie·ren *[telefoˈni:rən]▪ [mit jdm] \telefonieren to telephone [sb]mit wem hast du eben so lange telefoniert? who have you just been on the phone to for so long?▪ [irgendwohin] \telefonieren to telephone [somewhere]* * *intransitives Verb make a [tele]phone callmit jemandem telefonieren — talk to somebody [on the telephone]/be on the telephone to somebody
nach Hause/England telefonieren — phone home/make a [tele]phone call to England
* * *nach Amerika etcer telefoniert ständig he’s on the phone all day, he’s never off the phone;darf ich mal telefonieren? may I use the phone (for a moment) (please)?* * *intransitives Verb make a [tele]phone callmit jemandem telefonieren — talk to somebody [on the telephone]/be on the telephone to somebody
nach Hause/England telefonieren — phone home/make a [tele]phone call to England
* * *v.to call (US) v.to phone (UK) v.to phone v.to telephone v. -
10 Mobilfunkanbieter
Mobilfunkanbieter
(telecom.) mobile telephone operator,supplier of mobile phones -
11 Handyverbot
Handyverbot n prohibition on mobile telephones, ban on cell phones -
12 es wird (entschieden) zu viel telefoniert
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > es wird (entschieden) zu viel telefoniert
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13 Sie entschuldigt sich telefonisch.
She phones to apologize.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Sie entschuldigt sich telefonisch.
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14 telefoniert
1. phoned2. phones
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