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1 terminal

1. noun
1) (Electr.) Anschluss, der; (of battery) Pol, der

2) (for train or bus) Bahnhof, der; (for airline passengers) Terminal, der od. das

3) (Teleph., Computing) Terminal, das
2. adjective
1) End[bahnhof, -station]

2) (Med.) unheilbar

have a terminal illness — unheilbar krank sein

a terminal case — ein hoffnungsloser Fall

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['tə:minəl] 1. noun
1) (a building containing the arrival and departure areas for passengers at an airport or one in the centre of a city or town where passengers can buy tickets for air travel etc and can be transported by bus etc to an airport: an air terminal.) der Terminal

2) (a usually large station at either end of a railway line, or one for long-distance buses: a bus terminal.) die Endstation

3) (in an electric circuit, a point of connection to a battery etc: the positive/negative terminal.) der Pol

4) (a device linked to a computer by which the computer can be operated.) das Endstück
2. adjective
((of an illness etc) in the final stage before death: This ward is for patients with terminal cancer.) End-,im Endstadium

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ter·mi·nal

[ˈtɜ:mɪn^əl, AM ˈtɜ:r-]

I. adj inv

1. (fatal) End-

she has \terminal cancer sie ist unheilbar an Krebs erkrankt

\terminal disease [or illness] tödlich verlaufende Krankheit

\terminal patient Sterbepatient(in) m(f)

2. ( fig fam: extreme)

the shipbuilding industry is in \terminal decline die Schiffsbaubranche befindet sich unaufhaltsam im Niedergang

\terminal boredom tödliche Langeweile

3. (concerning travel terminals) Terminal-

\terminal building Flughafengebäude nt

II. n

1. AVIAT, TRANSP Terminal m o nt

air \terminal Flughafengebäude nt

ferry \terminal Bestimmungshafen m; (building) Hafenterminal nt

rail \terminal Endstation f

2. COMPUT (part of computer) Terminal nt; (point in network) Netzstation f

3. (point in circuit) [Anschluss]pol m

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['tɜːmɪnl]
1. adj

1) (= final) End-; (MED = incurable) illness, patient unheilbar; (= for the dying) care für Sterbende; (= dire) problem fatal

terminal stage (of illness etc) — Endstadium nt

he's a terminal case — er ist unheilbar krank

to be in terminal decline — sich in unaufhaltsamem Niedergang befinden

2) (inf: utter) boredom endlos; stupidity bodenlos; adolescent ewig; workaholic extrem

3) (BOT, ANAT: on extremity) am Ende befindlich

2. n

1) (RAIL) Endbahnhof m; (for tramway, buses) Endstation f; (= container terminal) Containerterminal m

air or airport terminal — (Flughafen)terminal m, Flughafengebäude nt

cargo terminal — Frachtterminal m

ferry terminal — Fährterminal m

passenger terminal — Passagierterminal m

terminal — Zielbahnhof m

sea terminal — Seehafenanleger m

2) (ELEC) Pol m

3) (COMPUT) Terminal nt

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terminal [ˈtɜːmınl; US ˈtɜrmnəl]

A adj

1. Grenz…, begrenzend:

terminal figure → term A 14

2. letzt(er, e, es), End…, (Ab-)Schluss…:

terminal amplifier ELEK Endverstärker m;

terminal examination SCHULE Abschlussprüfung f;

terminal station → B 5 a;

terminal syllable LING Endsilbe f;

terminal value MATH Endwert m;

terminal voltage ELEK Klemmenspannung f

3. a) Br SCHULE, UNIV Trimester…

b) US UNIV Semester…, SCHULE Halbjahres…

4. MED

a) unheilbar (Krankheit)

b) im Endstadium:

terminal cancer;

terminal phase ( oder stage) Terminalstadium n

c) Sterbe…:

terminal clinic

5. umg hoffnungslos (Fall etc), unlösbar (Problem etc)

6. BOT end-, gipfelständig

B s

1. Endstück n, -glied n, Ende n, Spitze f

2. LING Endsilbe f, -buchstabe m, -wort n

3. ELEK

a) Klemmschraube f

b) (Anschluss)Klemme f, (Plus-, Minus) Pol m

c) Endstecker m

d) Kabelschuh m

4. ARCH Endglied n, -verzierung f

5. a) BAHN etc Endstation f, Kopfbahnhof m

b) End- oder Ausgangspunkt m (einer Transportlinie etc)

c) → air terminal 1

d) Terminal m, auch n, (zentraler) Umschlagplatz

6. Terminal m, auch n:

a) Ein- und Ausgabeeinheit einer EDV-Anlage

b) Empfangs- und Sendestation einer Rohrpostanlage

term. abk

1. terminal

2. termination

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1. noun
1) (Electr.) Anschluss, der; (of battery) Pol, der

2) (for train or bus) Bahnhof, der; (for airline passengers) Terminal, der od. das

3) (Teleph., Computing) Terminal, das
2. adjective
1) End[bahnhof, -station]

2) (Med.) unheilbar

have a terminal illness — unheilbar krank sein

a terminal case — ein hoffnungsloser Fall

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n.

Klemme -n f.

Sichtgerät n.

Terminal -s n.

English-german dictionary > terminal
2 impulse

noun

1) (act of impelling) Stoß, der; Impuls, der; (fig.): (motivation) Impuls, der

give an impulse to something — einer Sache (Dat.) neue Impulse geben

2) (mental incitement) Impuls, der

be seized with an irresistible impulse to do something — von einem unwiderstehlichen Drang ergriffen werden, etwas zu tun

from pure impulse — rein impulsiv

act/do something on [an] impulse — impulsiv handeln/etwas tun

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noun

1) (a sudden desire to do something, without thinking about the consequences: I bought the dress on impulse - I didn't really need it) die Eingebung

2) (a sudden force or stimulation: an electrical impulse.) der Impuls

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- impulsively
- impulsiveness
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im·pulse

[ˈɪmpʌls]

n

1. (urge) Impuls m

to do sth on [an] \impulse etw aus einem Impuls heraus tun

to have a [sudden] \impulse to do sth plötzlich den Drang verspüren, etw zu tun

he couldn't resist the \impulse to buy the computer game er konnte dem Drang nicht widerstehen, das Computerspiel zu kaufen

2. ELEC (of energy) Impuls m

an infra-red \impulse ein Infrarotimpuls m

a nerve \impulse ein Nervenimpuls m

3. (motive) Antrieb m, treibende Kraft

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['ɪmpʌls]
n
Impuls m; (= driving force) (Stoß- or Trieb)kraft f
nerve impulse —

to give a new impulse to the peace process — dem Friedensprozess einen neuen Impuls geben

man of impulse — impulsiver Mensch

she resisted an impulse to smile — sie widerstand dem Impuls zu lächeln

to yield to a sudden impulse — einem Impuls nachgeben or folgen

on impulse — aus einem Impuls heraus, impulsiv

I had an impulse to hit him — ich hatte den unwiderstehlichen Drang or das plötzliche Verlangen, ihn zu schlagen

he is ruled by his impulses — er lässt sich von seinen spontanen Regungen leiten

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impulse [ˈımpʌls] s

1. Antrieb m, Stoß m, Triebkraft f

2. fig Impuls m:

a) Antrieb m, Anstoß m, Anreiz m

b) Anregung f

c) plötzliche Regung oder Eingebung:

act on impulse impulsiv oder spontan handeln;

on the impulse of the moment, on (an) impulse einer plötzlichen Regung oder Eingebung folgend;

impulse buying WIRTSCH spontaner Kauf;

impulse goods WIRTSCH Waren, die spontan (aufgrund ihrer Aufmachung etc) gekauft werden

3. Impuls m:

a) MATH, PHYS Bewegungsgröße f, lineares Moment

b) MED (An)Reiz m

c) ELEK (Spannungs-, Strom) Stoß m:

impulse circuit Stoßkreis m;

impulse modulation Impulsmodulation f;

impulse voltage Stoßspannung f

d) TECH (An)Stoß m:

impulse load stoßweise Belastung;

impulse turbine (Gleich)Druck-, Aktionsturbine f

4. Aufwallung f:

a sudden impulse of anger arose in him plötzlich wallte Zorn in ihm auf

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noun

1) (act of impelling) Stoß, der; Impuls, der; (fig.): (motivation) Impuls, der

give an impulse to something — einer Sache (Dat.) neue Impulse geben

2) (mental incitement) Impuls, der

be seized with an irresistible impulse to do something — von einem unwiderstehlichen Drang ergriffen werden, etwas zu tun

from pure impulse — rein impulsiv

act/do something on [an] impulse — impulsiv handeln/etwas tun

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n.

Anstoß -¨e m.

Antrieb -e m.

Impuls -e m.

Trieb -e (Antrieb) m.

English-german dictionary > impulse
3 breakdown

vi COMP, ELECTRON voltage, computer, circuit zusammenbrechen n COMP Zusammenbruch m, Aufgliederung f, Aufschlüsselung f, DT Zusammenbruch m, ELECTRON in gas Durchbruch m, Durchschlagentladung f, PROG Zusammenbruch m

Dictionary English-German Informatics > breakdown

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