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1 Computer der zweiten Generation
Business german-english dictionary > Computer der zweiten Generation
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2 Generation
f; -, -en generation (auch fig.); die Generation unserer Eltern our parents’ generation; Computer etc. der dritten Generation third-generation...; seit Generationen for generations* * *die Generationgeneration* * *Ge|ne|ra|ti|on [genəra'tsioːn]f -, -engenerationein technisches Gerät der ersten Generatión — a piece of first-generation technology
Generatión X/\@ — generation X/\@
* * *die1) (one stage in the descent of a family: All three generations - children, parents and grandparents - lived together quite happily.) generation2) (people born at about the same time: People of my generation all think the same way about this.) generation* * *Ge·ne·ra·ti·on<-, -en>[genəraˈtsi̯o:n]f1. (Menschenalter) generationseit \Generationen for generationsdie ältere \Generation the older generation + sing/pl vbdie heranwachsende \Generation the adolescent generation + sing/pl vbdie junge/jüngere \Generation the young/younger generation + sing/pl vb3. SOZIOL generation4. TECH, INFORM generation* * *die; Generation, Generationen generation* * *die Generation unserer Eltern our parents’ generation;Computer etcder dritten Generation third-generation …;seit Generationen for generations* * *die; Generation, Generationen generation -
3 Computer (m) der zweiten Generation
< Comp> second-generation computerBusiness german-english dictionary > Computer (m) der zweiten Generation
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4 Rechner der zweiten Generation
Business german-english dictionary > Rechner der zweiten Generation
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5 Rechner (m) der zweiten Generation
< Comp> second-generation computerBusiness german-english dictionary > Rechner (m) der zweiten Generation
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6 Rechner der fünften Generation
m KI fifth-generation computer ( FGC)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Rechner der fünften Generation
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7 Computergeneration
f generation of computers, computer generation* * *Com|pu|ter|ge|ne|ra|ti|onfcomputer generation* * ** * *f.computer generation n. -
8 Computergeneration
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9 Computergeneration
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10 Strom
Strom m 1. COMP electric power, power; 2. LOGIS flow; 3. UMWELT electric current, electricity (elektrischer); 4. FREI, RECHT river (Fluss) • gegen den Strom schwimmen GEN (infrml) buck the trend, go against the stream* * *m 1. < Comp> electric power, power; 2. < Transp> flow; 3. < Umwelt> elektrischer electric current, electricity; 4. <Frei, Recht> Fluss river ■ gegen den Strom schwimmen < Geschäft> buck the trend infrml, go against the stream* * *Strom, schiffbarer
navigable river;
• Strom von Besuchern flood (deluge) of callers;
• Strom von Computerdaten torrent of computer data;
• kontinuierlicher Strom von Einnahmen unbroken string of gains;
• Strom des Verkehrs flow of traffic;
• Strom im ganzen Land abschalten to black out the country;
• Strom sparen to save electricity;
• mit Strom versorgen to supply with electricity;
• Stromabgabe current output, power supply;
• Stromabnehmer (Verbraucher) consumer of electricity, (Ableser) electricity-meter reader, collector, (el.) tap, trolley arm, collector [shoe];
• Stromabschaltung power cut, cut-off of power;
• Stromanliegerstaat riparian state;
• Stromanschluss connection to the mains;
• Stromausfall power (current) failure, [power] blackout;
• Strombedarf power requirements;
• Strom- oder Gasberechnung für Mieter supplying electricity and gas to tenants;
• Strombereitstellung electricity provision;
• Strombilanz net position on electricity;
• Strombörse electricity bourse;
• Stromeinheit power unit;
• Stromeinschränkung power rationing;
• Stromentnahme consumption of electricity;
• Stromerzeuger [electric] generator;
• Stromerzeugung electricity generation, generation (production) of electricity;
• Strom-, Gas- und Wassergebühren bezahlen to pay utilities;
• Stromkürzung brownout;
• Stromleistung power output;
• Stromlieferung current supply;
• Stromlinienform (Auto) streamline design (shape). -
11 schiffbarer
Strom, schiffbarer
navigable river;
• Strom von Besuchern flood (deluge) of callers;
• Strom von Computerdaten torrent of computer data;
• kontinuierlicher Strom von Einnahmen unbroken string of gains;
• Strom des Verkehrs flow of traffic;
• Strom im ganzen Land abschalten to black out the country;
• Strom sparen to save electricity;
• mit Strom versorgen to supply with electricity;
• Stromabgabe current output, power supply;
• Stromabnehmer (Verbraucher) consumer of electricity, (Ableser) electricity-meter reader, collector, (el.) tap, trolley arm, collector [shoe];
• Stromabschaltung power cut, cut-off of power;
• Stromanliegerstaat riparian state;
• Stromanschluss connection to the mains;
• Stromausfall power (current) failure, [power] blackout;
• Strombedarf power requirements;
• Strom- oder Gasberechnung für Mieter supplying electricity and gas to tenants;
• Strombereitstellung electricity provision;
• Strombilanz net position on electricity;
• Strombörse electricity bourse;
• Stromeinheit power unit;
• Stromeinschränkung power rationing;
• Stromentnahme consumption of electricity;
• Stromerzeuger [electric] generator;
• Stromerzeugung electricity generation, generation (production) of electricity;
• Strom-, Gas- und Wassergebühren bezahlen to pay utilities;
• Stromkürzung brownout;
• Stromleistung power output;
• Stromlieferung current supply;
• Stromlinienform (Auto) streamline design (shape).
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