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1 kontrollieren
v/t1. (beaufsichtigen) supervise; (Fortschritt, Verlauf) monitor; punktuell: check; TECH. (Qualität) control; (Tatsachen) auch verify; (jemanden) auch check up on; hör auf, mich dauernd zu kontrollieren! I wish you’d stop checking up on me all the time!2. (nachprüfen, auch Gepäck etc.) check; TECH. (auch Lebensmittel etc.) inspect; auf etw. (Akk) ( hin) kontrolliert werden be checked for s.th.; an der Grenze wurde streng kontrolliert there was a strict customs inspection ( oder control) at the border3. (beherrschen, regeln, steuern) control* * *to tally; to check up on; to supervise; to audit; to inspect; to have a look; to check; to control; to verify* * *kon|trol|lie|ren [kOntrɔ'liːrən] ptp kontrolliertvt1) (= regulieren, beherrschen) to control2) (= nachprüfen, überwachen) to check; Pass, Fahrkarte etc to inspect, to check; (= Aufsicht haben über) to supervisedie Qualität der Waren muss streng kontrolliert werden — a strict check must be kept on the quality of the goods
kontrollíéren — to check sb/sth for sth
* * *1) (to see if something (eg a sum) is correct or accurate: Will you check my addition?) check2) (to see if something (eg a machine) is in good condition or working properly: Have you checked the engine (over)?) check3) (to keep to a fixed standard: The government is controlling prices.) control* * *kon·trol·lie·ren *[kɔntrɔˈli:rən]vt1. (überprüfen)▪ jdn/etw \kontrollieren to check sb/sthhaben Sie Ihre Wertsachen auf Vollständigkeit kontrolliert? have you checked your valuables to make sure they're all there?2. (überwachen)▪ jdn/etw \kontrollieren to monitor sb/sth▪ etw \kontrollieren to control sth* * *1.transitives Verb1) (überwachen) check; monitordie Lebensmittelproduktion wird streng kontrolliert — strict checks are kept or made on the production of food
jemanden/etwas auf etwas (Akk.) [hin] kontrollieren — check somebody/check or inspect something for something
3) (beherrschen) control2.intransitives Verb carry out a check/checks* * *kontrollieren v/t1. (beaufsichtigen) supervise; (Fortschritt, Verlauf) monitor; punktuell: check; TECH (Qualität) control; (Tatsachen) auch verify; (jemanden) auch check up on;hör auf, mich dauernd zu kontrollieren! I wish you’d stop checking up on me all the time!auf etwas (akk)(hin) kontrolliert werden be checked for sth;an der Grenze wurde streng kontrolliert there was a strict customs inspection ( oder control) at the border* * *1.transitives Verb1) (überwachen) check; monitordie Lebensmittelproduktion wird streng kontrolliert — strict checks are kept or made on the production of food
jemanden/etwas auf etwas (Akk.) [hin] kontrollieren — check somebody/check or inspect something for something
3) (beherrschen) control2.intransitives Verb carry out a check/checks* * *v.to check v.to control v.to keep tab on expr.
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