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2 Winzer
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winegrower, vine dresser (picker), vintager;
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* * *der Winzerwine dresser; winegrower; vinegrower* * *Wịn|zer ['vɪntsɐ]1. m -s, -, Win|ze|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenwine grower; (= Weinleser) grape picker* * *Win·zer(in)<-s, ->[ˈvɪntsɐ]* * *der; Winzers, Winzer, Winzerin die; Winzer, Winzernen winegrower* * ** * *der; Winzers, Winzer, Winzerin die; Winzer, Winzernen winegrower* * *- m.vintner n. -
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6 Winzer, Winzerin
m, f1. vine-grower2. wine grower3. winery owner -
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8 Hauer
—m; -s, -1. BERGB. face worker2. südd., österr. vintner, wine grower* * *der Hauerfang; tusk* * *Hau|er I ['hauɐ]m -s, - (ZOOL)tusk; (hum = großer Zahn) fang II ['hauɐ]1. m -s, -,Háú|e|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen2) (Aus = Winzer) wine-grower* * *Hau·er1<-s, ->[ˈhauɐ]Hau·er2<-s, ->[ˈhauɐ]m faceworker* * *der; Hauers, Hauer1) (Bergmannsspr.) face-worker2) (Jägerspr.) tusk; (fig.) fang* * *Hauer2 m; -s, -1. BERGB face worker2. südd, österr vintner, wine grower* * *der; Hauers, Hauer1) (Bergmannsspr.) face-worker2) (Jägerspr.) tusk; (fig.) fang* * *tusk n. -
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* * *der Weinbauerwine dresser; winegrower; vinegrower* * *Wein|bau|er1. m pl -bauern,Wéín|bäu|e|rin2. fwine grower* * *Wein·bau·er(in)* * *der wine-grower* * ** * *der wine-grower* * *m.winegrower n. -
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11 Winsor, Frederick Albert
SUBJECT AREA: Public utilities[br]b. 1763 Brunswick, Germanyd. 11 May 1830 Paris, France[br]German pioneer of gas lighting,[br]He was born Frederic Albrecht Winzer but anglicized his name after settling in England. His interest in gas lighting was aroused by the experiments of Philippe Lebon in Paris in 1802. Winsor had little scientific knowledge or engineering ability, but was well endowed with confidence and enterprise. He alone among the early practitioners of gas-making envisaged a central plant supplying a number of users through gas mains. He managed to discover the essentials of Lebon's process and tried without success to exploit it on the European continent. So he moved to England in 1803 and settled first in Grosvenor Square and then in Pall Mall. He gave public demonstrations of gas lighting at the Lyceum Theatre in London and in 1804 took out his first patent. In December he lit Pall Mall, the first street to be illuminated by gas. Winsor then began to promote a grandiose scheme for the formation of a National Light and Heat Company. He struggled against bitter opposition both in and out of Parliament to obtain sanction for his company, and it was only after the third attempt that the Gas Light \& Coke Company received its charter in 1812. However, Winsor lacked the knowledge to devise successful gas-producing plant, even with the help of the German immigrant chemist F.C.Accum. Winsor was dismissed in 1812 and returned to Paris the following year, while the company recovered with the appointment of an able engineer, Samuel Clegg. Winsor formed a company in Paris to install gas lighting, but that failed in 1819.[br]Further ReadingW.Matthew, 1827, An Historical Sketch of the Origin, Progress and Present State of Gaslighting, London.E.G.Stewart, 1958, Town Gas, Its Manufacture and Distribution, London: Science Museum.LRDBiographical history of technology > Winsor, Frederick Albert
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12 Hauer
m1. face worker2. getter3. hewer4. pikeman5. tuskm[Bergbau]faceworkerm[eines Ebers](boar) fangmsüdd.winegrowermsüdd. österr. [Winzer]1. vintner Am.2. wine growerpltusks
См. также в других словарях:
Winzer — Winzer … Deutsch Wörterbuch
Winzer — in der französischen Region Champagne Ardenne beim Zurückschneiden der Weinreben im Winter (2006) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Winzer — Winzer … Wikipédia en Français
Winzer — Sm erw. fach. (9. Jh.), spmhd. winzer, älter winzürl(e), ahd. wīnzuril (u.ä.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus l. vīnitor Winzer mit Zufügung von Suffixen für die Täterbezeichnung ( il, auch ler u.a.). Dabei hat wohl auch die Anlehnung von zur an das… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
Winzer — Winzer: Das Substantiv spätmhd. wīnzer, mhd. wīnzürl, ahd. wīnzuril ist aus lat. vinitor »Weinleser« (zu lat. vinum »Wein«, vgl. ↑ Wein) entlehnt. Das lat. Wort wurde bei der Übernahme in der Form an Berufsnamen auf ahd. il (wie in ↑ Büttel)… … Das Herkunftswörterbuch
Winzer [1] — Winzer, ein Mann, welcher den Weinbau versteht u. betreibt … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Winzer [2] — Winzer (Nieder u. Ober W.), zwei Dörfer an der Donau, im Landgericht Regenstauf des baierischen Kreises Oberpfalz, mit je 300 Ew … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Winzer [3] — Winzer, Julius Friedrich, geb. 1780 in Chemnitz, studirte in Leipzig Theologie, wurde 1801 Vesperprediger in Leipzig, Lehrer an der Ritterakademie in Dresden, 1802 an der Fürstenschule in Meißen, 1809 Professor der Moral in Wittenberg, 1811… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Winzer — Winzer, soviel wie Weingärtner, Weinbauer … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Winzer — Winzer, s.v.w. Weinbauer … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Winzer — Weinhauer (österr.); Weinbauer; Weingärtner * * * Win|zer [ vɪnts̮ɐ], der; s, , Win|ze|rin [ vɪnts̮ərɪn], die; , nen: Person, die Wein anbaut: eine bekannte Winzerin. * * * Wịn|zer 〈m. 3〉 Arbeiter, der Weintrauben erntet; Sy 〈österr.〉 Weinhauer … Universal-Lexikon
