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1 automatic action
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2 automatic
1. adjective2. nounautomatic pilot — see academic.ru/4589/autopilot">autopilot
* * *1. adjective 2. noun- automated- automatically
- automation
- automaton* * *auto·mat·ic[ˌɔ:təˈmætɪk, AM ˌɑ:t̬əˈmæt̬ɪk]I. adj1. (operating independently) automatischfully \automatic vollautomatisch\automatic pistol Selbstladepistole f\automatic rifle Selbstladegewehr nt\automatic washing machine Waschautomat m2. (involuntary) automatisch\automatic driving mechanisches Fahren\automatic reaction mechanische [o automatische] Reaktion3. (immediate) automatischII. n* * *["ɔːtə'mtɪk] automatischthe refund is not automatic — Rückerstattung erfolgt nicht automatisch
he has the automatic right... — er hat automatisch das Recht...
the film star's automatic smile — das Routinelächeln des Filmstars
you shouldn't need telling, it should be automatic — das sollte man dir nicht erst sagen müssen, das solltest du automatisch tun
automatic weapon — automatische Waffe, Schnellfeuerwaffe f
2. n(= car) Automatikwagen m; (= gun) automatische Waffe, Maschinenwaffe f; (= washing machine) Waschautomat m* * *automatic [ˌɔːtəˈmætık]A adj (adv automatically) allg automatischB s1. TECH Automat m2. automatische Waffe3. AUTO Auto n mit Automatik(getriebe)4. Waschautomat mauto. abk1. automatic2. automobile3. automotive* * *1. adjective 2. noun* * *adj.automatisch adj.maschinell adj.selbstbeweglich adj. n.Automatik f. -
3 reflex
1. noun(Physiol.) Reflex, der2. adjective(by reflection) Reflex-* * *['ri:fleks]noun, adjective((an action which is) automatic or not intended: The doctor tapped the patient's knee in order to test his reflexes; a reflex action.) der Reflex, Reflex-...* * *re·flex[ˈri:fleks]I. n<pl -es>Reflex mconditioned \reflex bedingter Reflexto test sb's \reflexes jds Reflexe prüfen\reflex sneeze reflexartiges Niesen* * *['riːfleks]1. adj (PHYSIOL, PSYCH, PHYS fig)Reflex-; (MATH) angle überstumpfreflex action (Physiol, Psych) — Reflexhandlung f, Reflex m
2. n (PHYSIOL, PSYCH fig)Reflex m; (PHYS, = image) Reflexion f → academic.ru/15096/condition">conditionSee:* * *reflex [ˈriːfleks]A s1. PHYSIOL Reflex m:reflex movement Reflexbewegung f;3. fig Abglanz m (of gen)4. Spiegelbild n (auch fig):be a reflex of fig etwas widerspiegeln5. ELEK Reflexempfänger mB adj1. PHYSIOL Reflex…2. Rück…, Gegen…3. introspektiv, reflektierend (Gedanken)4. reflektiert, zurückgeworfen (Licht etc)5. zurückgebogen7. ELEK Reflex…* * *1. noun(Physiol.) Reflex, der2. adjective(by reflection) Reflex-* * *n.Reflex -e m.Spiegelung f. -
4 mode
noun1) (way in which thing is done) Art [und Weise], die; (method of procedure) Methode, die; (Computing) Betriebsart, diemode of transport — Transportmittel, das
* * *[məud]1) (a manner of doing something: an unusual mode of expression.) die Art und Weise2) (a kind or type: modes of transport.) die Art3) (a fashion: Large hats are the latest mode.) die Mode•- academic.ru/47534/modish">modish- modishly* * *[məʊd, AM moʊd]n\mode of action/life Wirkungs-/Lebensweise f\mode of observation Beobachtungsmethode f, Beobachtungsverfahren nt\mode of operation/transport Betriebs-/Beförderungsart f\mode of payment Zahlungsweise f, Zahlungsmodus mcomputer \mode Computermodus m, Rechnermodus mconversation \mode Dialogbetrieb mgraphic[s] \mode Grafikmodus mautomatic \mode Automatikbetrieb mto be all the \mode die neueste Mode seinin \mode modern, in Mode7. (most frequent number in sample) häufigster Wert* * *[məʊd]nmode of life — Lebensweise f; (Biol) Lebensform f
* * *mode1 [məʊd] s1. (Art f und) Weise f, Methode f:mode of action TECH Wirkungsweise;mode of address Anrede f;mode of life Lebensweise;mode of payment Zahlungsweise2. (Erscheinungs)Form f, Art f:heat is a mode of motion Wärme ist eine Form der Bewegung3. PHIL Modus m, Seinsweise f4. Logik:a) Modalität fb) Modus m (einer Schlussfigur)5. MUS Modus m, Tonart f, -geschlecht n6. LING Modus m, Aussageweise f8. COMPUT Modus m (einstellbare Betriebsart)mode2 [məʊd] s Mode f:be all the mode große Mode sein* * *noun1) (way in which thing is done) Art [und Weise], die; (method of procedure) Methode, die; (Computing) Betriebsart, diemode of transport — Transportmittel, das
* * *n.Art -en f.Betrieb -e m.Betriebsart f.Modus Modi m.Verfahren n. -
5 floating beam springs
pl < mus> (organ; automatic tensioning devices of the action) ■ Trakturspanner m ; automatischer Trakturspanner m ; selbsttätig wirkender Trakturspanner m -
6 floating beam weights
pl < mus> (organ; automatic tensioning devices of the action) ■ Trakturspanner m ; automatischer Trakturspanner m ; selbsttätig wirkender Trakturspanner m -
7 reset
<tech.gen> (edp, measurement apparatus) ■ Rückstellung f<tech.gen> ■ Neueinstellung f<edp.av> (automatic reset of a controller) ■ Rückstellfunktion f<el> ■ Wiedereinschaltung f<i&c> (also edp) ■ Löschung f<i&c> (process, action, function) ■ Zurücksetzen n ; Rückstellen nvt <tech.gen> (instrument, counter; e.g. of camcorder) ■ zurückstellen vt ; zurücksetzen vt ; nullen vt rarvt <tech.gen> (e.g. copy machine, microscope) ■ neu einstellen vtvt <i&c> (e.g. clock) ■ nachstellen vtvt <i&c> ■ rückstellen vtvt <mach.tools> ■ neu spannen vtvt <mach.tools> (e.g. tool magazine, jigs, fixtures) ■ umrüsten vt ; umrichten vt -
8 involuntary
[in'voləntəri]- academic.ru/88329/involuntarily">involuntarily* * *in·vol·un·tary[ɪnˈvɒləntəri, AM -ˈvɑ:lənteri]adj inv1. (not by own choice) unfreiwillig, gezwungen, erzwungen\involuntary kindness gezwungene Freundlichkeit\involuntary loyalty erzwungene Loyalität\involuntary measure unfreiwillige Maßnahme\involuntary servitude unfreiwillige Knechtschaft2. (unintentional) unabsichtlich, unbeabsichtigt\involuntary criticism unbeabsichtigte Kritik\involuntary movement ungewollte Bewegung* * *[In'vɒləntərI]adjunbeabsichtigt, ungewollt; repatriation unfreiwillig; shudder, muscle movement etc unwillkürlichI found myself an involuntary listener/guest — ich wurde zum unfreiwilligen Zuhörer/Gast
* * *involuntary adj (adv involuntarily)1. unfreiwillig, erzwungen:involuntary bankruptcy US unfreiwilliger Konkurs2. unabsichtlich, unbeabsichtigt:involuntary manslaughter JUR fahrlässige Tötung3. unwillkürlich (Lachen etc):involuntary nervous system PHYSIOL vegetatives Nervensystem* * *adj.nicht freiwillig adj.unfreiwillig adj. -
9 mode
[məʊd, Am moʊd] n\mode of observation Beobachtungsmethode f, Beobachtungsverfahren nt;\mode of payment Zahlungsweise f, Zahlungsmodus mcomputer \mode Computermodus m, Rechnermodus m;conversation \mode Dialogbetrieb m;graphic[s] \mode Grafikmodus m;automatic \mode Automatikbetrieb mto be all the \mode die neueste Mode sein;in \mode modern, in Mode
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