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1 Mischfuttermittel
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2 zerlegen
v/t1. take apart ( oder to pieces); TECH. auch dismantle, disassemble; (zerschneiden) cut up; (Braten) carve; (Leiche) dissect; etw. in seine Einzelteile zerlegen reduce s.th. to ( oder break s.th. down into) its component parts, take s.th. to pieces; (Motor) strip s.th. (down)2. CHEM. decompose3. MATH. reduce4. OPT. (Lichtstrahl) disperse5. fig. analy|se (Am. -ze) (auch Ling.), dissect; (Theorie etc.) auch break down* * *to anatomize; to decompose; to take to pieces; to dissect; to analyse; to cut up; to analyze; to resolve; to disassemble; to carve* * *zer|le|gen ptp zerlegtvt(= auseinandernehmen) to take apart or to pieces; Gerüst, Maschine auch to dismantle; Motor, Getriebe auch to strip down; Theorie, Argumente to break down; (GRAM) to analyse (Brit), to analyze (US); (CHEM) to break down; (= zerschneiden) to cut up; Geflügel, Wild to carve up; (BIOL) to dissectetw in seine Einzelteile zerlégen — to take sth to pieces; to dismantle sth completely; to strip sth down; to break sth down into its (individual) constituents; Satz to parse sth
eine Zahl in ihre Faktoren zerlégen — to factorize a number
* * *1) (to pull down or take to pieces: The wardrobe was so large we had to dismantle it to get it down the stairs.) dismantle2) (to divide (an animal etc for cooking) at the, or into, joints: Joint the chicken before cooking it.) joint* * *zer·le·gen *vt1. KOCHKden Braten \zerlegen to carve the roast; BIOL to dissect sth▪ etw \zerlegen to take sth apart [or to pieces]eine Maschine \zerlegen to dismantle a machineein Getriebe/einen Motor \zerlegen to strip down a transmission/motoreine Theorie \zerlegen to break down a theory4. CHEMeine Verbindung in ihre Bestandteile \zerlegen to decompose a compound in its components* * *transitives Verb1) dismantle; take to pieces; strip, dismantle < engine>2) cut up <animal, meat>* * *zerlegen v/t1. take apart ( oder to pieces); TECH auch dismantle, disassemble; (zerschneiden) cut up; (Braten) carve; (Leiche) dissect;etwas in seine Einzelteile zerlegen reduce sth to ( oder break sth down into) its component parts, take sth to pieces; (Motor) strip sth (down)2. CHEM decompose3. MATH reduce* * *transitives Verb1) dismantle; take to pieces; strip, dismantle < engine>2) cut up <animal, meat>* * *v.to analyse v.to carve v.to decompose v.to disassemble v.to disjoint v.to dismantle v.to dismember v.to disperse v.to dissect v. -
3 mischen
I v/t1. allg. mix; (Kaffee, Tabak etc.) blend; etw. in oder unter etw. mischen mix s.th. into s.th., add s.th. to s.th.; Gift mischen concoct ( oder mix) a poison2. (Karten) shuffle3. (Tonaufnahmen etc.) mixII v/refl2. sich mischen unter (+ Akk) mix ( oder mingle) with; sich mischen in (+ Akk) interfere ( oder meddle) in; (dazwischenreden) butt in on; sich in ein Gespräch mischen join in a conversationIII v/i beim Kartenspiel: shuffle; gemischt* * *to mix; to mell; to mingle; to blend; to compound; to merge; to reshuffle; to shuffle* * *mị|schen ['mɪʃn]1. vtto mix; Tabak-, Tee-, Kaffeesorten auch to blend; Karten to shuffle; (COMPUT ) Dateien to mergesie mischt Realität und Einbildung — she mixes up reality and fantasy
die Karten neu mischen (lit, fig) — to reshuffle the pack
See:→ auch gemischt2. vr(= sich vermengen) to mixmischen — to meddle or interfere in sth
sich in das Gespräch mischen — to butt or cut into the conversation
3. vi (CARDS)to shufflewer mischt? — whose turn is it to shuffle?
* * *1) (to mix (playing-cards etc): It's your turn to shuffle (the cards).) shuffle2) (to put or blend together to form one mass: She mixed the butter and sugar together; He mixed the blue paint with the yellow paint to make green paint.) mix3) (the act of mixing.) mixture* * *mi·schen[ˈmɪʃn̩]I. vt1. (durchmischen)3. CHEM▪ etw \mischen to compound sth4. (mixen)5. KARTENII. vr1. (sich mengen)2. (sich einmischen)* * *1.transitives Verb mix2.etwas in etwas (Akk.) mischen — put something into something
reflexives Verbin meine Freude mischte sich Angst — my joy was mingled with fear
2) (sich einmischen)sich in etwas (Akk.) mischen — interfere or meddle in something
3.sich unters Publikum usw. mischen — mingle with the audience etc
intransitives Verb (Kartenspiel) shuffle; s. auch gemischt* * *A. v/tunter etwas mischen mix sth into sth, add sth to sth;Gift mischen concoct ( oder mix) a poison2. (Karten) shuffle3. (Tonaufnahmen etc) mixB. v/r1.sich (gut etc)mischen mix (well etc)2.sich in ein Gespräch mischen join in a conversation* * *1.transitives Verb mix2.etwas in etwas (Akk.) mischen — put something into something
reflexives Verbsich in etwas (Akk.) mischen — interfere or meddle in something
3.sich unters Publikum usw. mischen — mingle with the audience etc
* * *n.interference n. -
4 Zwinger
m; -s, -1. einer Burg: ward* * *der Zwingertower; castle* * *Zwịn|ger ['tsvɪŋɐ]m -s, -(= Käfig) cage; (= Bärenzwinger) bear pit; (= Hundezwinger) kennels pl; (von Burg) (outer) ward* * *Zwin·ger<-s, ->[ˈtsvɪŋɐ]m cage* * *der; Zwingers, Zwinger1) (HundeZwinger) kennel; (ganze Anlage, auch Zucht) kennels pl.2) (Gehege) compound; enclosure; (für Bären) bear-pit* * *1. einer Burg: ward* * *der; Zwingers, Zwinger1) (HundeZwinger) kennel; (ganze Anlage, auch Zucht) kennels pl.2) (Gehege) compound; enclosure; (für Bären) bear-pit* * *- m.animal cage n.
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