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1 das Konzentrationslager
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2 Konzentrationslager
n concentration camp* * *Kon|zent|ra|ti|ons|la|gerntconcentration camp* * *Kon·zen·tra·ti·ons·la·gernt concentration camp* * *das (bes. ns.) concentration camp* * *Konzentrationslager n concentration camp* * *das (bes. ns.) concentration camp* * *n.concentration camp n. -
3 KZ
* * *[kaː'tsɛt]nt -s, -s abbrSee:* * *KZ<-s, -s>[ka:ˈtsɛt]* * *das; KZ[s], KZ[s] Abkürzung = Konzentrationslager* * ** * *das; KZ[s], KZ[s] Abkürzung = Konzentrationslager -
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5 Lager
n; -s, -2. (Warenbestand) stock, stores Pl.; auf oder am Lager haben have in stock; das haben wir nicht auf Lager we haven’t got it in stock, it’s out of stock; auf Lager haben fig. have up one’s sleeve; eine Überraschung etc. für jemanden auf Lager haben fig. have a surprise etc. in store for s.o.3. MIL. (auch Ferien-, Flüchtlingslager etc.) camp; (geheimes Waffenlager etc.) cache3. fig. (Partei) camp; im feindlichen Lager in the enemy camp; ins andere Lager überwechseln change sides4. TECH. (Widerlager, Unterlage) support; (Kugellager etc.) bearing5. GEOL. layer, deposit6. altm. (Bett) bed; Jägerspr. (Ruheplatz) resting place* * *das Lager(Camp) encampment; camp of tents; tented camp; camp;(Mechanik) bearing;(Ruhestätte) couch;(Tierwohnung) den; lair;(Warenlager) store; stock; warehouse* * *La|ger ['laːgɐ]nt -s, -1) (= Unterkunft) campsein Láger aufschlagen — to set up camp
2) (liter = Schlafstätte) beddie Krankheit fesselte ihn wochenlang ans Láger — the illness kept him abed (old) or in bed for weeks
sie wachten am Láger des Königs — they kept watch at the King's bedside
ins andere Láger überwechseln — to change camps or sides
4) pl auch Läger (= Vorratsraum) store(room); (von Laden) stockroom; (= Lagerhalle) warehouse['lɛːgɐ]; (= Vorrat) stockam Láger sein — to be in stock
etw auf Láger haben — to have sth in stock; (fig) Witz etc to have sth on tap (inf), to have sth (at the) ready
* * *das1) (the den of a wild beast: The bear had its lair among the rocks at the top of the valley.) lair2) ((usually in plural: sometimes short for ball-bearings) a part of a machine that has another part moving in or on it.) bearing3) (a piece of ground with tents pitched on it.) camp4) (a collection of buildings, huts or tents in which people stay temporarily for a certain purpose: a holiday camp.) camp5) (a military station, barracks etc.) camp6) (a party or side: They belong to different political camps.) camp7) ((British) a place where vehicles are kept and repaired) depot8) (a place where troops etc are settled in or camp.) encampment9) (a place where a supply of goods etc is kept; a storehouse or storeroom: It's in the store(s).) store* * *La·ger<-s, ->[ˈla:gɐ]nt1. (Warenlager) warehouse, storehouse, depotdas \Lager auffüllen to stock upetw auf \Lager halten to have sth in stockdas \Lager räumen to clear off old stockam [o auf] \Lager sein to be in stockab \Lager ex store [or warehouse2. (vorübergehende Unterkunft) camp4. (ideologische Gruppierung) campsie standen politisch in ganz unterschiedlichen \Lagern they were in completely different political campsdie Erkrankung hatte sie für mehrere Wochen an ihr \Lager gefesselt the illness confined her to bed for several weeks7. (Ferienlager) [children's] holiday camp8.er hat immer einen Witz auf \Lager he always has a joke at the ready [or up his sleeve]* * *das; Lagers, Lager1) campein Lager aufschlagen — set up or pitch camp
2) (Gruppe, politischer Block) campins andere Lager überwechseln — change camps or sides; join the other side
3) (Raum) storeroom; (in Geschäften, Betrieben) stockroometwas auf od. am Lager haben — have something in stock
etwas auf Lager haben — (fig. ugs.) be ready with something
4) (Warenbestand) stock5) (geh.) bedan jemandes Lager treten — step up to somebody's bedside
* * *ab Lager ex warehouseam Lager haben have in stock;das haben wir nicht auf Lager we haven’t got it in stock, it’s out of stock;auf Lager haben fig have up one’s sleeve;3. fig (Partei) camp;im feindlichen Lager in the enemy camp;ins andere Lager überwechseln change sides5. GEOL layer, deposit* * *das; Lagers, Lager1) campein Lager aufschlagen — set up or pitch camp
2) (Gruppe, politischer Block) campins andere Lager überwechseln — change camps or sides; join the other side
3) (Raum) storeroom; (in Geschäften, Betrieben) stockroometwas auf od. am Lager haben — have something in stock
etwas auf Lager haben — (fig. ugs.) be ready with something
4) (Warenbestand) stock5) (geh.) bed* * *bearing (mechanics) n. -- n.bed n.camp n.encampment n.stock n.store room n.storehouse n.warehouse n. -
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n2. WIRTS. special warehouse3. TECH. special bearing* * *2. WIRTSCH special warehouse3. TECH special bearing -
7 KZ-Gedenkstätte
f concentration camp memorial* * *KZ-Ge·denk·stät·tef HIST, POL memorial for the victims of the Nazi concentration camps* * *KZ-Gedenkstätte f concentration camp memorial -
8 Gas
n; -es, -e1. allg. gas2. nur Sg.; MOT.: Gas geben step on the accelerator (umg. und Am. gas); gib Gas! step on it! umg.; Gas wegnehmen oder vom Gas gehen umg. take one’s foot off the accelerator, decelerate, Am. auch throttle back3. nur Sg.; (Brenner, Herd) gas; das Wasser aufs Gas stellen / vom Gas nehmen put the water on / take the water off the gas ( oder flame)5. nur Sg.; (Gaskammer) gas chamber; der Angeklagte soll mindestens 1200 KZ-Insassen ins Gas geschickt haben the accused is alleged to have sent at least 1200 concentration camp inmates to the gas chamber(s)* * *das Gasgas* * *[gaːs]nt -es, -e[-zə] gas; (AUT = Gaspedal) accelerator, gas pedal (esp US)Gás geben (Aut) — to accelerate, to put one's foot down (inf), to step on the gas (inf); (auf höhere Touren bringen) to rev up
Gás wegnehmen (Aut) — to decelerate, to ease one's foot off the accelerator or gas (inf), to throttle back (US)
mit Gás vergiften — to gas
* * *das1) (a substance like air: Oxygen is a gas.) gas2) (any gas which is used for heating, cooking etc.) gas3) (a poisonous or irritating gas used in war etc: The police used tear gas to control the riot.) gas* * *<-es, -e>[ˈga:s, pl ˈga:zə]nt1. (luftförmiger Stoff) gasmit \Gas kochen to have gas [for cooking]jdn mit \Gas vergiften to gas sb\Gas geben to accelerategib' \Gas! put your foot down! fam[das] \Gas wegnehmen to take one's foot off the accelerator, to decelerate* * *das; Gases, Gase1) gas2) (Kfz.-W.)Gas wegnehmen — decelerate; take one's foot off the accelerator
Gas geben — accelerate; put one's foot down (coll.)
3) (ugs.) s. Gaspedal* * *1. allg gas2. nur sg; AUTO:Gas geben step on the accelerator (umg und US gas);gib Gas! step on it! umg;das Wasser aufs Gas stellen/vom Gas nehmen put the water on/take the water off the gas ( oder flame)Gas einsetzen use gasder Angeklagte soll mindestens 1200 KZ-Insassen ins Gas geschickt haben the accused is alleged to have sent at least 1200 concentration camp inmates to the gas chamber(s)da hast du aber Gas gehabt you were lucky* * *das; Gases, Gase1) gas2) (Kfz.-W.)Gas wegnehmen — decelerate; take one's foot off the accelerator
Gas geben — accelerate; put one's foot down (coll.)
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12 Straflager
n JUR. penal ( oder punishment) camp* * *Straf|la|gerntdisciplinary or punishment camp* * *Straf·la·ger* * * -
13 Lager
La·ger <-s, -> [ʼla:gɐ] nt1) (Waren\Lager) warehouse, storehouse, depot;2) ( vorübergehende Unterkunft) camp;3) (euph: Konzentrations\Lager) concentration camp4) ( ideologische Gruppierung) camp;sie standen politisch in ganz unterschiedlichen \Lagern they were in completely different political campsdie Erkrankung hatte sie für mehrere Wochen an ihr \Lager gefesselt the illness confined her to bed for several weeksWENDUNGEN:er hat immer einen Witz auf \Lager he always has a joke at the ready [or up his sleeve] -
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16 KZler
* * *[kaː'tsɛtlɐ]1. m -s, -, KZle|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (inf)concentration camp prisoner* * * -
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18 Zwangsabgabe
Zwangsabgabe
compulsory contribution (levy, delivery), (Verbrecherwesen) protection;
• Zwangsabkommen mit Kunden eines bestreikten Betriebes hot cargo agreement;
• Zwangsabtretung involuntary assignment;
• Zwangsabwicklung forced execution, compulsory bankruptcy;
• Zwangsankauf von Grundstücken compulsory land purchase;
• Zwangsanleihe forced (compulsory) loan, postwar credit (Br.);
• Zwangsarbeit hard (compulsory, forced) labo(u)r, penal (involuntary) servitude;
• Zwangsarbeiter slave (forced) labo(u)rer;
• Zwangsarbeiter einsetzen to exploit slave labo(u)r;
• Zwangsarbeiterlager slave-labo(u)r (concentration) camp;
• Zwangsaufenthalt compulsory detention;
• Zwangsauflösung compulsory dissolution (winding-up), involuntary liquidation;
• Zwangsausgleich compulsory settlement;
• Zwangsausverkauf forced (compulsory) sale;
• Zwangsbeitrag compulsory contribution;
• Zwangsbeitrag zur Sozialversicherung social-security tax (US);
• von der Zahlung von Zwangsbeiträgen befreit sein to be exempt from payment of contributions;
• Zwangsbeitreibung compulsory collection;
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20 Konzentrationslager
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