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1 continuous

< gen> ■ anhaltend

< gen> (e.g. demand, development) ■ kontinuierlich; konstant; beständig rar

< gen> (e.g. development, counting, numbering) ■ fortlaufend

< gen> ■ ständig; andauernd; ununterbrochen; dauernd

< gen> (in time or space; e.g. a process, girder) ■ durchlaufend; durchgehend

<tech.gen> (process) ■ Durchlauf...; kontinuierlich arbeitend; kontinuierlich

<tech.gen> (e.g. process, paper, filament) ■ endlos

<tech.gen> (e.g. measurement, monitoring, irradiation) ■ kontinuierlich; ununterbrochen; fortlaufend

<tech.gen> ■ stetig; fortlaufend; stetig wirkend

<tech.gen> (succession of events) ■ ununterbrochen; ohne Unterbrechung; lückenlos

< build> (weatherstrip; surrounding the entire frame, door, window) ■ umlaufend

< fin> ■ laufend

< srfc> (layer) ■ durchgängig

English-german technical dictionary > continuous
2 clearance

<tech.gen> (vertical) ■ lichte Höhe f

<tech.gen> (free space around objects) ■ lichter Raum m

<tech.gen> ■ Luftstrecke f ; Spalt m

<tech.gen> (for installation, setting, movement) ■ Spielraum m

<tech.gen> (distance between two objects; any size) ■ Zwischenraum m

<tech.gen> (static, small or large gap between or surrounding sth) ■ Abstand m ; Luft f prakt

<tech.gen> (distance between two objects; small, narrow) ■ Zwischenraum m ; Spalt m

< build> (of tunnels) ■ Profil n

<build.traff> (of roads: e.g. under bridges, in tunnels) ■ lichter Raum m

<mach.tools> (process; of tool, by removing chips) ■ Abfuhr f

<mech.eng> (continuous-flow machine) ■ Spalt zwischen Leit- und Laufrad m

<mech.eng> ■ Spaltweite f

<mech.eng> (dynamic, between moving parts) ■ Spiel n

<mvhcl.brake> (in drum or disc brakes) ■ Lüftspiel n

< railw> (of tunnels; new tunnels have a wider clearance) ■ Lichtraumprofil n ; Profil n prakt

< traff> (width, height; e.g. of a bridge) ■ Begrenzung f

< traff> (e.g. between trains, airplanes) ■ Sicherheitsabstand m

pract < wood> ■ Abholzung f

English-german technical dictionary > clearance
3 span

< gen> (with respect to space, time) ■ Bereich m

< gen> ■ Umfang m

< aerospace> ■ Spannweite f

< build> (e.g. of a continuous girder, bridge) ■ Feld n

< build> ■ Weite f

< build> (between supports; e.g. of beams, bridges) ■ Spannweite f

< build> ■ Stützlänge f

< build> (of girders, beams, bridges) ■ Stützweite f

<el> (between towers of overhead transmission lines) ■ Mastabstand m

<el> (of overhead HT line) ■ Spannfeld n

<el> (overhead line) ■ Spannweite f

<energ.wind> (of rotor) ■ Blattlänge f ; Flügelspanne f obs

<i&c> (algebraic difference between the two range limits) ■ Messspanne f VDI/VDE 2600

rare < pps> ■ Profilhöhe f ; Wellenhöhe f ; Wellentiefe f

vt <tech.gen> (e.g. an area with a line) ■ überspannen vt

vt < build> (a gap, distance; e.g. with a bridge, girder) ■ überbrücken vt

English-german technical dictionary > span
4 progress

1. noun
1) no pl., no indef. art. (onward movement) [Vorwärts]bewegung, die

our progress has been slow — wir sind nur langsam vorangekommen

make progress — vorankommen

in progress — im Gange

2) no pl., no indef. art. (advance) Fortschritt, der

progress of science/civilization — wissenschaftlicher/kultureller Fortschritt

make progress — vorankommen; [Student, Patient:] Fortschritte machen

make good progress [towards recovery] — [Patient:] sich gut erholen

some progress was made — es wurden einige Fortschritte erzielt
2. intransitive verb
1) (move forward) vorankommen

2) (be carried on, develop) Fortschritte machen

progress towards something — einer Sache (Dat.) näherkommen
3. transitive verb
vorantreiben

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1. ['prəuɡres, ]( American[) 'pro-] noun
1) (movement forward; advance: the progress of civilization.) die Entwicklung

2) (improvement: The students are making (good) progress.) der Fortschritt
2. [prə'ɡres] verb
1) (to go forward: We had progressed only a few miles when the car broke down.) fortschreiten

2) (to improve: Your French is progressing.) vorwärtskommen

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3. noun
(the progressive (tense) (also the continuous tense): The sentence `They were watching TV'. is in the progressive.)

- progressively
- progressiveness
- in progress
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pro·gress

I. n

[ˈprəʊgres, AM ˈprɑ:g-]

1. no pl (onward movement) Vorwärtskommen nt

to make slow/good \progress langsam/gut vorwärtskommen [o vorankommen

2. no pl (development) Fortschritt m

\progress was slow in the early stages of the project in seinem Anfangsstadium kam das Projekt nur schleppend voran

to make [good/slow] \progress [gute/langsame] Fortschritte machen

3. no pl (to be going)

to be in \progress im Gange sein; ADMIN in Bearbeitung sein

the talks are in \progress die Gespräche laufen [gerade]

4. no pl, no art (general improvement) Fortschritt m

5.

<pl -es>

BRIT ( hist) Staatsbesuch m

II. vi

[prə(ʊ)ˈgres, AM prəˈ-]

1. (develop) Fortschritte machen

how's the work \progressing? wie geht's mit der Arbeit voran?

the patient seems to be \progressing well der Patient scheint gute Fortschritte zu machen

2. (move onward) in space vorankommen; in time fortschreiten

we started talking about literature then \progressed to politics wir begannen über Literatur zu sprechen und kamen dann auf Politik

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['prəʊgres]
1. n

1) no pl (= movement forwards) Fortschreiten nt, Vorwärtskommen nt; (MIL) Vorrücken nt, Vordringen nt

we made slow progress through the mud —

they made good progress across the open country — sie kamen im offenen Gelände gut vorwärts

2) no pl (= advance) Fortschritt m; (COMPUT) (Verarbeitungs)status m

the progress of events — der Gang der Ereignisse

to make (good/slow) progress — (gute/langsame) Fortschritte machen

I want to see some progress! — ich möchte Fortschritte sehen!

3)

in progress — im Gange

in full progress — in vollem Gange

"silence please, meeting in progress" — "Sitzung! Ruhe bitte"

the work still in progress — die noch zu erledigende Arbeit

4) (obs: journey) Reise f

2. vi
[prə'gres]
1) (= move, go forward) sich vorwärtsbewegen, vorwärtsschreiten

we progressed slowly across the ice — wir bewegten uns langsam über das Eis vorwärts

by the third day the enemy/expedition had progressed as far as... — am dritten Tag war der Feind bis... vorgerückt or vorgedrungen/die Expedition bis... vorgedrungen or gekommen

2)

(in time) as the work progresses — mit dem Fortschreiten der Arbeit

as the game progressed — im Laufe des Spiels

while negotiations were actually progressing — während die Verhandlungen im Gange waren

3) (= improve, make progress student, patient) Fortschritte machen

how far have you progressed since our last meeting? —

investigations are progressing well — die Untersuchungen kommen gut voran or machen gute Fortschritte

we are, in fact, progressing toward(s) a solution —

that civilization is constantly progressing (toward(s) a state of perfection) — dass sich die Zivilisation ständig (auf einen Zustand der Perfektion hin) weiterentwickelt

that mankind is progressing toward(s) some goal — dass sich die Menschheit auf ein Ziel zubewegt

4)

(through hierarchy etc) as you progress through the ranks — bei Ihrem Aufstieg durch die Ränge

the employee progresses upwards through the company hierarchy — der Angestellte macht seinen Weg durch die Firmenhierarchie

3. vt
[prə'gres] (ESP COMM) matters etc weiterverfolgen
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progress

A s [ˈprəʊɡres; US ˈprɑɡ-] (nur sg außer 8)

1. to make slow progress langsam vorankommen (Schiff etc)

2. fig Fortschritt m, -schritte pl:

to make progress → B 3;

progress chart Ist-Leistungskurve f;

progress chaser für die Einhaltung von Produktionszeitplänen verantwortliche Person;

progress engineer Entwicklungsingenieur(in);

progress report Tätigkeits-, Zwischenbericht m

3. fig fortschreitende Entwicklung:

in progress im Werden (begriffen) ( → A 6)

4. fig Fortschreiten n

5. MIL Vordringen n

6. fig Fortgang m, (Ver)Lauf m:

to be in progress im Gange sein ( → A 3);

in progress of time im Laufe der Zeit

7. fig Überhandnehmen n, Umsichgreifen n:

the disease made rapid progress die Krankheit griff schnell um sich

8. meist HIST Br Rundreise f (eines Herrschers)

B v/i progress [prəʊˈɡres; prəˈɡ-]

1. fig fortschreiten, weitergehen, seinen Fortgang nehmen:

as the game progressed SPORT mit fortlaufender Spieldauer

2. MIL vordringen

3. sich (fort-, weiter)entwickeln, gedeihen ( beide:

to zu) (Vorhaben etc):

to progress towards completion seiner Vollendung entgegengehen

4. fig überhandnehmen, um sich greifen

5. fig Fortschritte machen, vorankommen, vorwärtskommen ( alle:

in in dat)

prog. abk

1. program (programme) Progr.

2. progress

3. progressive

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1. noun
1) no pl., no indef. art. (onward movement) [Vorwärts]bewegung, die

our progress has been slow — wir sind nur langsam vorangekommen

make progress — vorankommen

in progress — im Gange

2) no pl., no indef. art. (advance) Fortschritt, der

progress of science/civilization — wissenschaftlicher/kultureller Fortschritt

make progress — vorankommen; [Student, Patient:] Fortschritte machen

make good progress [towards recovery] — [Patient:] sich gut erholen

some progress was made — es wurden einige Fortschritte erzielt
2. intransitive verb
1) (move forward) vorankommen

2) (be carried on, develop) Fortschritte machen

progress towards something — einer Sache (Dat.) näherkommen
3. transitive verb
vorantreiben

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n.

Entwicklung f.

Fortgang -¨e m.

Fortschritt m. v.

fortschreiten v.

seinen Fortgang nehmen ausdr.

English-german dictionary > progress

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