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1 Deckenscheibe
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2 platte
f; -, -n4. (Herdplatte) hotplate5. (Felsplatte) ledge6. (Schallplatte) record; die Platte kenn ich schon umg., fig. I’ve heard that one before; leg mal eine neue Platte auf umg., fig. can you put the other side on for a change?; der hat ganz schön was auf der Platte umg. he’s on the ball, he’s really with it7. Computer: hard disk8. umg. (Glatze) bald pate; (kahle Stelle) bald patch; eine Platte haben / kriegen be / be going bald9. Sl. (Schlafplatz für Nichtsesshafte): auf Platte sein (obdachlos sein) be homeless ( oder on the streets); Platte machen (im Freien übernachten) kip out* * *die Platte(Geschirr) dish;(Schallplatte) disc; record;(Scheibe) plate; plaque;(Steinplatte) slab* * *Plạt|te ['platə]f -, -n1) (= Holzplatte) piece of wood, wood no pl, board; (zur Wandverkleidung) panel; (= Tischtennisplatte) ping-pong table; (= Glasplatte/Metallplatte/Plastikplatte) piece or sheet of glass/metal/plastic; (= Betonplatte, Steinplatte) slab; (zum Pflastern) paving stone, flag(stone); (= Kachel, Fliese) tile; (= Grabplatte) gravestone, slab; (= Herdplatte) hotplate; (= Tischplatte) (table) top; (ausziehbare) leaf; (= Felsenplatte) shelf, ledge; (GEOG = ebenes Land) flat or low land; (GEOL = tektonische Platte) (tectonic) plate; (= Druckstock) plate; (= Münzrohling) coin disc; (PHOT) plate; (von Gebiss) (dental) plate; (= Gedenktafel) plaque; (COMPUT) diskein Ereignis auf die Platte bannen — to capture an event on film
3) (= Schallplatte) record, discetw auf Platte sprechen/aufnehmen — to make a record of sth, to record sth
die Platte kenne ich schon (fig inf) — I've heard all that before, I know that line
er legte die alte Platte auf (fig inf) — he started on his old theme
leg doch mal eine neue Platte auf! (fig inf) — change the record, can't you!
5) (Aus = Verbrecherbande) gang (of criminals)6) (sl)* * *die1) (a round flat piece of (usually black) plastic on which music etc is recorded: a record of Beethoven's Sixth Symphony.) record2) (a shallow dish for holding food etc: china plates.) plate3) (a sheet of metal etc: The ship was built of steel plates.) plate4) (a sheet of glass etc coated with a sensitive film, used in photography.) plate5) (a kind of large, flat plate: a wooden platter.) platter* * *Plat·te1<-, -n>[ˈplatə]f1. (Steinplatte) slab2. (Metalltafel) sheet, plate3. (Schallplatte) recordkalte \Platte cold platter, cold collationmagneto-optische \Platte magneto-optical disk8. (fam) bald head [or pate]eine \Platte haben to be bald9. (sl: Plattenbau) prefab (a building made from prefabricated slabs of reinforced concrete); (Plattenbausiedlung) prefab estate10.Plat·te2<-n, -n>[ˈplatə]m (fam)einen \Platten haben to have a flat [tyre [or AM tire]] [or a puncture]* * *die; Platte, Platten1) (SteinPlatte) slab; (MetallPlatte) plate; sheet; (Mikroskopie usw.): (GlasPlatte) slide; (Paneel) panel; (SpanPlatte, HartfaserPlatte usw.) board; (StyroporPlatte usw.) sheet; (TischPlatte) [table-] top; (GrabPlatte) [memorial] slab; (fotografische Platte) [photographic] plate; (DruckPlatte) [pressure] plate; (Kachel, Fliese) tile; (zum Pflastern) flagstone; paving stone2) (KochPlatte) hotplate3) (SchallPlatte) [gramophone] recorddie Platte kenne ich [schon] — (fig. ugs.) I've heard that one before
5) (Speise) dishkalte Platte — selection of cold meats [and cheese]
* * *…platte f im subst1. aus best. Material:Kunststoffplatte plastic sheet;Stahlplatte steel sheet2. für best. Zweck:Deckenplatte ceiling tile;Tischtennisplatte pingpong tabletop3. GASTR:Gemüseplatte (plate with a) selection of vegetables;Schinkenplatte (plate with an) assortment of different types of ham;* * *die; Platte, Platten1) (SteinPlatte) slab; (MetallPlatte) plate; sheet; (Mikroskopie usw.): (GlasPlatte) slide; (Paneel) panel; (SpanPlatte, HartfaserPlatte usw.) board; (StyroporPlatte usw.) sheet; (TischPlatte) [table-] top; (GrabPlatte) [memorial] slab; (fotografische Platte) [photographic] plate; (DruckPlatte) [pressure] plate; (Kachel, Fliese) tile; (zum Pflastern) flagstone; paving stone2) (KochPlatte) hotplate3) (SchallPlatte) [gramophone] recordetwas auf Platte (Akk.) aufnehmen — make a record of something
die Platte kenne ich [schon] — (fig. ugs.) I've heard that one before
4) (Teller) plate; (zum Servieren, aus Metall) dish5) (Speise) dishkalte Platte — selection of cold meats [and cheese]
* * *-n (Felsplatte) f.ledge n. -n (Glas, Blech) f.sheet n. -n (Glatze) f.bald pate n. -n (Holz) f.board n. -n (Wand, Fußboden) f.panel n. -n f.disk drive n.flag (flagstone) n.flagstone n.paving slab n.plate n.record (music) n.slab n. -
3 Kassettendecke
fArchitektur & Tragwerksplanung, Beton, Holztragwerk cassette ceiling, coffered ceiling, pan ceiling, paneled ceiling amerikanisches Englisch, panelled ceiling britisches Englisch, waffle slab ceiling -
4 Kassettendecke
f < bau> (Beton; z.B. bei großen Spannweiten, Konzertsälen) ■ coffered ceiling; waffle-slab ceilingf <bau.innen> (waffelartig stark strukturierte Deckenverkleidung, typ. aus Holz) ■ cassette ceiling -
5 Deckenschalung
Deckenschalung f 1. decking, ceiling boarding; 2. ceiling shuttering, floor formwork, slab formwork (Betonbau)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Deckenschalung
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6 Kassettendecke
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7 Betondecke
Betondecke f 1. concrete ceiling, concrete floor, cement floor; 2. VERK concrete pavement, concrete paving, concrete slab (Straße)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Betondecke
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8 Deckenplatte
Deckenplatte f ceiling board, floor panel, floor slab, structural floor panelDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Deckenplatte
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9 Hohlsteindecke
Hohlsteindecke f hollow-block floor, hollow brick ceiling, hollow floor slab, hollow-tile floor, pot floorDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Hohlsteindecke
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10 Plattenbalkendecke
fArchitektur & Tragwerksplanung slab-and-beam ceiling
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