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61 ordinary temperature
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62 room temperature
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63 RT
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64 security perimeter
<tech.gen> (around a building etc.) ■ Sicherheitszone f -
65 inundate
transitive verbüberschwemmen; [Meer:] überfluten; (fig.) (with inquiries, letters) überschwemmen; (with work, praise) überhäufen* * *['inəndeit](to flood (a place, building etc).) überschwemmen- academic.ru/39087/inundation">inundation* * *in·un·date[ˈɪnʌndeɪt, AM -ən-]vtwe're \inundated with work at the moment zurzeit ersticken wir fast in Arbeit* * *['Inʌndeɪt] überschwemmen, überfluten; (with work) überhäufenhave you a lot of work on? – I'm inundated — haben Sie viel Arbeit? – ich ersticke darin
* * ** * *transitive verbüberschwemmen; [Meer:] überfluten; (fig.) (with inquiries, letters) überschwemmen; (with work, praise) überhäufen* * *v.überschwemmen v. -
66 lock in
transitive verbeinschließen; (deliberately) einsperren [Person, Tier]* * *(to prevent from getting out of a building etc by using a lock: She found she was locked in, and had to climb out of the window.) einsperren* * *◆ lock invt* * *vt sep1) (= shut in) person, animal einschließen2)we're locked into this supplier — wir sind an diesen Lieferanten gebunden
I don't want to get myself locked in — ich will mich nicht zu sehr binden
* * *lock in v/t einschließen, -sperren* * *transitive verbeinschließen; (deliberately) einsperren [Person, Tier] -
67 lock out
transitive verb1) aussperren2) (Industry) aussperren [Arbeiter]* * *(to prevent from getting into a building etc by using a lock: Don't lock yourself out (of the house) by forgetting to take your key with you.) aussperren* * *◆ lock outvt▪ to \lock out sb/oneself out jdn/sich aussperren* * *vt sepworkers aussperrenI've locked myself out — ich habe mich ausgesperrt
* * *I’ve locked myself out ich habe mich ausgesperrt* * *transitive verb1) aussperren2) (Industry) aussperren [Arbeiter]* * *v.aussperren v. -
68 lumpen
lump·en[ˈlʌmpən]* * *['lʌmpən]adj(= bulky) building etc klobig; (inf = stupid) blöd (inf)* * *lumpen [ˈlʌmpən] adj umga) dummb) nicht denkend -
69 mutilate
transitive verb(lit. or fig.) verstümmeln* * *mu·ti·late[ˈmju:tɪleɪt, AM -t̬əl-]vt▪ to \mutilate sb jdn verstümmeln* * *['mjuːtIleɪt]vtperson, animal, story, play verstümmeln; painting, building etc verschandeln (inf)* * ** * *transitive verb(lit. or fig.) verstümmeln* * *v.stören v.verstümmeln v. -
70 mutilation
noun(lit. or fig.) Verstümmelung, die* * *mu·ti·la·tion[ˌmju:tɪˈleɪʃən, AM -t̬əˈleɪ-]* * *["mjuːtI'leISən]nVerstümmelung f; (of painting, building etc) Verschandelung f (inf)* * ** * *noun(lit. or fig.) Verstümmelung, die* * *n.Schändung f.Vergewaltigung f.Verstümmelung f. -
71 outdoors
1. adverb 2. nounthe [great] outdoors — die freie Natur
* * ** * *out·doors[ˌaʊtˈdɔ:z, AM -ˈdɔ:rz]I. n + sing vbin the great \outdoors in der freien NaturII. adv im Freien, draußento eat/sleep/play \outdoors draußen essen/schlafen/spielen* * *['aUt'dOːz]1. advlive, play, sleep draußen, im Freiento go outdoors — nach draußen gehen, rausgehen (inf)
2. n* * *A adv1. draußen, im Freien2. hinaus, ins Freie* * *1. adverb 2. nounthe [great] outdoors — die freie Natur
* * *adj.außen adj. adv.draußen adv. -
72 precinct
noun1) (traffic-free area)[pedestrian] precinct — Fußgängerzone, die
[shopping] precinct — für den Verkehr weitgehend gesperrtes Einkaufsviertel
* * *['pri:siŋkt]1) ((often in plural) the space surrounding a building etc (originally within walls or boundaries): the cathedral precincts.) der Bezirk2) ((especially American) an administrative district: a police precinct.) der Bezirk•- academic.ru/117856/pedestrian_shopping_precinct">pedestrian/shopping precinct* * *pre·cinct[ˈpri:sɪŋ(k)t]n1. (boundaries)the \precincts of a castle/palace der Schlossbezirk/Palastbezirkthe cathedral \precinct das Domgeländewithin the \precincts of the monastery/the museum \precincts auf dem Gelände des Klosters/des Museumspedestrian \precinct Fußgängerzone fshopping \precinct Einkaufszone f* * *['priːsIŋkt]n1) (Brit) (= pedestrian precinct) Fußgängerzone f; (= shopping precinct) Geschäfts- or Einkaufsviertel nt; (US) (= police precinct) Revier nt; (= voting precinct) Bezirk m2) pl (= grounds, premises) Gelände nt, Areal nt; (= environs) Umgebung f; (of cathedral) Domfreiheit f* * *precinct [ˈpriːsıŋkt] s1. eingefriedeter Bezirk (Br besonders um eine Kirche):2. US Bezirk m, besondersa) (Polizei)Revier nb) Wahlbezirk m, -kreis m:3. pl Umgebung f, Bereich m4. pl fig Bereich m, Grenzen pl:* * *noun[pedestrian] precinct — Fußgängerzone, die
[shopping] precinct — für den Verkehr weitgehend gesperrtes Einkaufsviertel
* * *(US) n.Bezirk -e m. -
73 quakeproof
['kweɪkpruːf] (inf)1. adjbuilding etc erdbebensicher2. vterdbebensicher machen* * *quakeproof umgA adj erdbebensicherB v/t erdbebensicher machen -
74 replica
nounNachbildung, die; (of work of art) Kopie, die* * *['replikə](an exact copy, especially of a work of art.) die Replik* * *rep·li·ca[ˈreplɪkə]he is a \replica of his father er ist seinem Vater wie aus dem Gesicht geschnitten\replica of a car/ship Auto-/Schiffsmodell nt* * *['replɪkə]n(of painting, statue) Reproduktion f, Kopie f; (of document) Kopie f; (of ship, building etc) Nachbildung f* * *replica [ˈreplıkə] s1. KUNST Replik f, Originalkopie f2. Kopie f, Reproduktion f, Nachbildung f3. fig Ebenbild n* * *nounNachbildung, die; (of work of art) Kopie, die* * *(copy) n.Replik -en f. n.Kopie -n f.Nachbildung f. -
75 sit-in
nounSit-in, das* * *noun (an occupation of a building etc by protesters: The students staged a sit-in.) das Sit-in* * *n Sit-in ntto hold a \sit-in ein Sit-in veranstalten* * *['sItɪn]nSit-in nt* * ** * *nounSit-in, das -
76 unprotected
adjectiveungeschützt ( against vor + Dat., gegen); nicht geschützt [Art, Tier]an unprotected machine — eine Maschine ohne Schutzvorrichtung[en]
* * *un·pro·tect·ed[ˌʌnprəˈtektɪd]1. (exposed to harm) schutzlos2. (without safety guards) unbewacht3. (without a condom) sex ungeschützt* * *["ʌnprə'tektɪd]adjohne Schutz, schutzlos; machine, skin, eyes ungeschützt; (by insurance) ohne Versicherungsschutz; (MIL) building etc ungeschützt, ohne Deckung* * *unprotected adj1. ungeschützt, schutzlos2. ungedeckt (Schachfigur)* * *adjectiveungeschützt ( against vor + Dat., gegen); nicht geschützt [Art, Tier]an unprotected machine — eine Maschine ohne Schutzvorrichtung[en]
* * *adj.nicht geschützt adj.schutzlos adj.unbeschützt adj.ungeschützt adj. -
77 vaulted
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78 back on to
((of a building etc) to have its back next to (something): My house backs on to the racecourse.) (hinten) grenzen an* * *vi +prep objhinten angrenzen an (+acc) -
79 facelift
noun1) Facelifting, das2) (fig.) Verschönerung, die* * *1) (an operation to smooth and firm the face: She has had a facelift.) kosmetische Gesichtsoperation2) (a process intended to make a building etc look better: This village will be given a facelift.) die Verschönerung* * *ˈface·liftto have a \facelift sich akk liften lassen* * *noun1) Facelifting, dashave or get a facelift — sich liften lassen
2) (fig.) Verschönerung, die -
80 air-conditioning
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