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21 Kessel
m; -s, -1. (Wasserkessel) kettle; (Topf) pot; großer, auf offenem Feuer: ca(u)ldron; (Waschkessel) copper; in Färberei, Brauerei etc.: vat2. (Dampfkessel) boiler4. MIL. pocket, encircled area5. Jägerspr. ring of hunters and beaters* * *der Kesselboiler; cauldron; caldron; kettle* * *Kẹs|sel ['kɛsl]m -s, -1) (= Teekessel) kettle; (= Waschkessel) copper; (= Kochkessel) pot; (für offenes Feuer) cauldron; (esp in Brauerei) vat; (= Dampfkessel) boiler; (= Behälter für Flüssigkeiten etc) tank* * *(a metal pot, usually with a special part for pouring and a lid, for heating liquids: a kettle full of boiling water.) kettle* * *Kes·sel<-s, ->[ˈkɛsəl]m1. (Wasserkessel) kettlesie setzte den \Kessel auf she put the kettle on2. (großer Kochtopf) pot3. (Heizkessel) boiler* * *der; Kessels, Kessel1) (TeeKessel) kettle2) (zum Kochen) pot; (für offenes Feuer) cauldron; (in einer Brauerei) vat; (WaschKessel) copper; wash-boiler3) (BergKessel) basin-shaped valley4) (Milit.) encircled area; (kleiner) pocket5) (DampfKessel, HeizKessel) boiler* * *1. (Wasserkessel) kettle; (Topf) pot; großer, auf offenem Feuer: ca(u)ldron; (Waschkessel) copper; in Färberei, Brauerei etc: vat2. (Dampfkessel) boiler4. MIL pocket, encircled area5. JAGD ring of hunters and beaters* * *der; Kessels, Kessel1) (TeeKessel) kettle2) (zum Kochen) pot; (für offenes Feuer) cauldron; (in einer Brauerei) vat; (WaschKessel) copper; wash-boiler3) (BergKessel) basin-shaped valley4) (Milit.) encircled area; (kleiner) pocket5) (DampfKessel, HeizKessel) boiler* * *- m.boiler n.cauldron n.kettle n.pot n. -
22 Kupferdraht
m copper wire* * *Kụp|fer|drahtmcopper wire* * *Kup·fer·drahtm copper wire* * *Kupferdraht m copper wire* * *m.copper wire n. -
23 kupferhaltig
Adj. containing copper* * *kụp|fer|hal|tigadjcontaining copper, cupriferous (form)* * *kup·fer·hal·tigdie Lösung ist \kupferhaltig the [or this] solution contains copper, this is a cupriferous spec solution* * *kupferhaltig adj containing copper -
24 verkupfern
v/t copper-plate* * *ver|kụp|fern [fɛɐ'kʊpfɐn] ptp verku\#pfertvtto copper(-plate)* * *ver·kup·fern *vt▪ etw \verkupfern1. (mit Kupfer überziehen) to copper-plate sth* * *verkupfern v/t copper-plate -
25 Kupfererz
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26 Kupferbergwerk
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27 Kupferdach
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28 Kupfererz
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29 Kupfergeld
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30 Kupferkabel
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31 Kupferkessel
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32 Kupferkies
m MIN. chalcopyrite, copper pyrites* * *Kup·fer·kiesm copper pyrite* * * -
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34 Kupferzeit
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35 Rotbuche
f BOT. copper beech* * *Rot|bu|chef(common) beech* * *Rot·bu·chef [common] beech* * *die [European] beech* * ** * *die [European] beech* * *-n f.copper beech n. -
36 Schupo
m; -s, -s; umg., altm. cop, Brit. auch copper, bobby* * *Schu|po I ['ʃuːpo]f -, no pl abbrSee:von SchutzpolizeiIIm -s, -s (dated inf) abbrcop (inf), copper (esp Brit inf)* * * -
37 Schutzmann
m; Pl. Schutzleute; altm. policeman, Brit. constable* * *der Schutzmannpoliceman; constable* * *Schụtz|mannm pl - leutepoliceman, constable (Brit)* * *(a policeman, especially one not of high rank.) constable* * *Schutz·mann<-[e]s, -männer o -leute>meiserner \Schutzmann (hum) emergency [police] telephone2. SPORT defender* * *der; Pl. Schutzmänner od. Schutzleute (ugs. veralt.) [police] constable; copper (Brit. sl.)* * ** * *der; Pl. Schutzmänner od. Schutzleute (ugs. veralt.) [police] constable; copper (Brit. sl.)* * *m.constable n. -
38 Kupferbad
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39 Kupferblech
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40 Kupferlitze
f <el> ■ stranded copper wire; copper strand; copper litz wire
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copper(I) — copper(I) … English syllables
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