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chrome plating Chrombeschichten nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > chrome plating
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hard chrome plating Hartverchromung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hard chrome plating
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deutsch: Hartverchromen nespañol: cromado durofrançais: chromage mitaliano: cromatura a spessore中文: 硬铬电镀русский: тврдое хромирование nMultilingual plastics terminology dictionary > hard chrome plating
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noun* * *noun (a thin covering of metal: silver-plating.) die Versilberung, die Vergoldung* * *plat·ing[ˈpleɪtɪŋ, AM -t̬-]n Überzug m, Schicht f\plating of chrome/gold/silver Verchromung/Vergoldung/Versilberung fthe statuette had a \plating of gold die Figur war vergoldet* * *['pleItɪŋ]n(= act) (with gold) Vergolden nt, Vergoldung f; (with silver) Versilbern nt, Versilberung f; (with nickel) Vernickeln nt, Vernickelung f; (= material) Auflage f; (on ship) Beplankung f, Außenhaut f; (= armour-plating) Panzerung f* * *plating [ˈpleıtıŋ] s1. Panzerung f2. Panzerplatten pl4. TECH Plattieren n* * *noun* * *n.Metallüberzug m.Panzerung f. -
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plat·ing [ʼpleɪtɪŋ, Am -t̬-] nÜberzug m, Schicht f;the statuette had a \plating of gold die Figur war vergoldet -
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10 CrVI-sulfuric-acid bath
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11 electrochemical back reaction
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1. nouna plate of soup/sandwiches — ein Teller Suppe/belegte Brote od. mit belegten Broten
have something handed to one on a plate — (fig. coll.) etwas auf silbernem Tablett serviert bekommen (fig.)
have a lot on one's plate — (fig. coll.) viel am Hals od. um die Ohren haben (ugs.)
2) (metal plate with name etc.) Schild, das2. transitive verb[number] plate — Nummernschild, das
1) (coat) plattierenplate something [with gold/silver/chromium] — etwas vergolden / versilbern / verchromen
2) panzern [Schiff]* * *[pleit]1) (a shallow dish for holding food etc: china plates.) die Platte2) (a sheet of metal etc: The ship was built of steel plates.) die Platte3) (articles made of, or plated with, usually gold or silver: a collection of gold plate.) das Geschirr4) (a flat piece of metal inscribed with eg a name, for fixing to a door, or with a design etc, for use in printing.) das Schild5) (an illustration in a book, usually on glossy paper: The book has ten full-colour plates.) die Bildtafel6) ((also dental plate) a piece of plastic that fits in the mouth with false teeth attached to it.) das Gebiß7) (a sheet of glass etc coated with a sensitive film, used in photography.) die Platte•- academic.ru/56010/plated">plated- plateful
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- plate glass* * *[pleɪt]I. nheaped \plate übervoller Tellerto pass round the [collection] \plate den Klingelbeutel herumgehen lassensteel \plate Stahlplatte fbrass \plate Messingschild ntchrome \plate Verchromung fgold \plate Vergoldung fsilver \plate Versilberung fthe knives and forks are silver \plate die Messer und Gabeln sind versilbert7. no pl (objects made of metal) Silber und Gold; (silver cutlery) Tafelsilber nt; (gold cutlery) Tafelgold ntthe thieves got away with £15,000 worth of church \plate die Diebe stahlen den Kirchenschatz im Wert von 15.000 Pfund10. CHEM\plate efficiency Bodenwirkungsgrad m11.▶ to give [or hand] sth to sb on a \plate ( fam) jdm etw auf einem silbernen Tablett servieren [o präsentieren]that gave United the victory on a \plate dadurch wurde United der Sieg praktisch geschenkt▶ to have [more than] enough on one's \plate [mehr als] genug zu tun habenII. vt▪ to \plate sth etw überziehento \plate sth with gold/nickel/silver etw vergolden/vernickeln/versilbern* * *[pleɪt]1. nplate supper (US) — Tellergericht nt
a dinner at 45 dollars a plate (US) — ein Essen für or zu 45 Dollar pro Person
to have sth handed to one on a plate ( Brit fig inf ) — etw auf einem Tablett serviert bekommen (inf)
2) (= gold, silver) Silber und Gold nt; (= tableware) Tafelsilber/-gold nt; (= plated metal) vergoldetes/versilbertes Metall; (= plated articles, jewellery) Doublé nt, plattierte Ware, Doublee nta piece of plate (= plated article) — ein Stück or Gegenstand aus Gold/Silber etc ein vergoldeter/versilberter etc Gegenstand
it's only plate — es ist bloß or nur vergoldet/versilbert etc
3) (TECH, PHOT, TYP) Platte f; (= name plate, number plate) Schild nt4) (= illustration) Tafel f5) (= dental plate) (Gaumen)platte f7) (BASEBALL: home plate) Gummiplatte f2. vtship beplanken; (with armour-plating) panzernto plate sth with gold/silver/nickel — etw vergolden/versilbern/vernickeln
* * *plate [pleıt]A s1. Teller m:a plate of soup ein Teller Suppe;2. US Gedeck n für eine Person3. Platte f:a plate of fish GASTR eine Fischplatte5. (Namens-, Firmen-, Tür) Schild n, Tafel f6. (Bild)Tafel f (Buchillustration)7. FOTO Plattea) (Glas-, Metall) Platte fb) Plattenglas n9. ELEK, TECHa) Anode f (einer Elektronenröhre etc):plate voltage Anodenspannung fb) Platte f, Elektrode f (eines Akkumulators)10. TECHa) Scheibe f, Lamelle f (einer Kupplung etc)b) Deckel m11. TYPO (Druck-, Stereotyp) Platte f12. TECH Plattenabdruck m13. KUNSTa) (Stahl-, Kupfer) Stich mb) Holzschnitt m14. TECHa) (Grob)Blech nb) Blechtafel f15. TECH Teller-, Hartzinn n16. plattierte Ware17. (Gold-, Silber-, Tafel) Besteck n18. SPORTa) Pokal m (besonders bei Pferderennen)b) Pokalrennen nB v/t TECH1. mit Platten belegen, panzern2. plattieren, dublieren, (mit Metall) überziehen3. Papier kalandern, satinieren4. TYPOa) stereotypierenb) Druckplatten herstellen vonpl. abk1. place Pl.2. plate3. plural Pl.* * *1. nouna plate of soup/sandwiches — ein Teller Suppe/belegte Brote od. mit belegten Broten
have something handed to one on a plate — (fig. coll.) etwas auf silbernem Tablett serviert bekommen (fig.)
have a lot on one's plate — (fig. coll.) viel am Hals od. um die Ohren haben (ugs.)
2) (metal plate with name etc.) Schild, das2. transitive verb[number] plate — Nummernschild, das
1) (coat) plattierenplate something [with gold/silver/chromium] — etwas vergolden / versilbern / verchromen
2) panzern [Schiff]* * *n.Platte -n f.Scheibe -n f.Tafel -n f.Teller - m.
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