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1 Zentralbatterie
f TELEKOM central battery, common battery f ELEKTRON central battery, common batteryDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Zentralbatterie
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2 Zentralbatterie
f <el> ■ central battery (CB); common battery -
3 Fernsprechapparat mit Zentralbatterie
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Fernsprechapparat mit Zentralbatterie
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4 Zentralbatterie
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Zentralbatterie
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5 Zentralbatteriebetrieb
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Zentralbatteriebetrieb
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6 Telefon mit Zentralbatterie
nt TELEKOM common battery telephone setDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Telefon mit Zentralbatterie
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7 Telefonsystem mit Zentralbatterie
nt TELEKOM common battery telephone systemDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Telefonsystem mit Zentralbatterie
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8 Zentralbatteriesystem
nt TELEKOM common battery systemDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Zentralbatteriesystem
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9 Element
n; -(e)s, -e1. (Naturgewalt) element; die ( vier) Elemente the (four) elements; das feuchte oder nasse Element geh. the watery element; sich den Elementen aussetzen brave the elements; die entfesselten Elemente the unleashed power of the elements; die Urgewalt der Elemente the power and fury of the elements2. Lebensraum: (natural) element; in seinem Element sein oder sich in seinem Element fühlen fig. be in one’s element3. (Bestandteil) element, component (part); (Faktor) (contributory) factor; das gemeinsame / treibende Element the common / motivating factor; ein besinnliches Element in den Abend bringen introduce a reflective note into the evening(‘s proceedings etc.)6. CHEM. element; einwertiges / zweiwertiges Element monovalent ( oder univalent) / divalent ( oder bivalent) element; radioaktives Element radioactive element8. (Bauteil) element* * *das Element(Batterie) battery; cell;(Bestandteil) element* * *Ele|mẹnt [ele'mɛnt]nt -(e)s, -e1) element (AUCH CHEM); (ELEC) cell, batterykriminelle Elemente (pej) — criminal elements
in seinem Element sein — to be in one's element
2) pl fig = Anfangsgründe) elements pl, rudiments pldas Toben der Elemente (liter) — the raging of the elements
* * *das1) (a substance that cannot be split by chemical means into simpler substances: Hydrogen, chlorine, iron and uranium are elements.) element2) (surroundings necessary for life: Water is a fish's natural element.) element* * *Ele·ment<-[e]s, -e>[eleˈmɛnt]nt1. BAU, CHEM element▪ die \Elemente the elementsdie tobenden \Elemente the raging elementsdas nasse \Element (geh) water[ganz] in seinem \Element sein (fig) to be in one's elementkriminelle/subversive \Elemente criminal/subversive elements* * *das; Element[e]s, Elemente1) elementer war/fühlte sich in seinem Element — he was/felt in his element
zwielichtige/kriminelle Elemente — shady/criminal elements
3) (Elektrot.) cell* * *1. (Naturgewalt) element;die (vier) Elemente the (four) elements;nasse Element geh the watery element;sich den Elementen aussetzen brave the elements;die entfesselten Elemente the unleashed power of the elements;die Urgewalt der Elemente the power and fury of the elements2. Lebensraum: (natural) element;sich in seinem Element fühlen fig be in one’s elementdas gemeinsame/treibende Element the common/motivating factor;ein besinnliches Element in den Abend bringen introduce a reflective note into the evening(’s proceedings etc)4.Elemente (Grundbegriffe) elements, rudiments, basics5. meist pl; fig pej:unliebsame/kriminelle etcElemente undesirable/criminal etc elements6. CHEM element;radioaktives Element radioactive element7. ELEK element, cell, battery;galvanisches Element galvanic cell8. (Bauteil) elementvon out of, from)* * *das; Element[e]s, Elemente1) elementer war/fühlte sich in seinem Element — he was/felt in his element
zwielichtige/kriminelle Elemente — shady/criminal elements
2) (Bauteil) element; (einer Schrankwand) unit3) (Elektrot.) cell* * *-e n.element n.item n.
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