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1 engineer
1. noun1) Ingenieur, der/Ingenieurin, die; (service engineer, installation engineer) Techniker, der/Technikerin, die2) (maker or designer of engines) Maschinenbauingenieur, der3)2. transitive verb[ship's] engineer — Maschinist, der
1) (coll.): (contrive) arrangieren; entwickeln [Plan]2) (manage construction of) konstruieren* * *1) (a person who designs, makes, or works with, machinery: an electrical engineer.) der Ingenieur2) ((usually civil engineer) a person who designs, constructs, or maintains roads, railways, bridges, sewers etc.) der Ingenieur3) (an officer who manages a ship's engines.) der Maschinist* * *en·gi·neer[ˌenʤɪˈnɪəʳ, AM -ˈnɪr]I. n1. (qualified in engineering) Ingenieur(in) m(f); (in navy) [Schiffs]ingenieur(in) m(f); (on merchant ship) Maschinist(in) m(f); (maintains machines) [Wartungs]ingenieur(in) m(f); (controls engines) Techniker(in) m(f); MIL Technischer Offiziercivil/electrical/mechanical \engineer Bau-/Elektro-/Maschinenbauingenieur(in) m(f)II. vt▪ to \engineer sthto \engineer a bridge/street eine Brücke/Straße bauenhow did you manage to \engineer that invitation to the party? wie bist du bloß an diese Einladung zu der Party gekommen?to \engineer a coup einen Coup vorbereitento \engineer a meeting ein Treffen arrangierento \engineer a plan [or scheme] einen Plan aushecken [o entwickeln]* * *["endZI'nIə(r)]1. nthe Engineers (Mil) — die Pioniere pl
3) (US RAIL) Lokführer(in) m(f)2. vt2) (fig) election, campaign, coup organisieren; downfall, plot arrangieren, einfädeln; success, victory in die Wege leiten; (SPORT) goal einfädeln* * *engineer [ˌendʒıˈnıə(r)]A s1. a) Ingenieur(in)b) Techniker(in)c) Mechaniker(in):3. BAHN US Lokomotivführer(in)4. MIL Pionier m:engineer combat battalion leichtes Pionierbataillon;engineer construction battalion schweres Pionierbataillon;engineer group Pionierregiment nB v/t2. fig (geschickt) in die Wege leiten, organisieren, deichseln, einfädeln (beide umg)C v/i als Ingenieur etc tätig seine. abk1. engineering2. engineer3. entranceeng. abk1. engine3. engraved4. engraver5. engraving* * *1. noun1) Ingenieur, der/Ingenieurin, die; (service engineer, installation engineer) Techniker, der/Technikerin, die2) (maker or designer of engines) Maschinenbauingenieur, der3)2. transitive verb[ship's] engineer — Maschinist, der
1) (coll.): (contrive) arrangieren; entwickeln [Plan]2) (manage construction of) konstruieren* * *(US) n.Maschinist m. n.Ingenieur m.Pionier -e m.Techniker m.
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