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1 cordon off
* * *vt separea, building absperren, abriegeln* * *v.abriegeln (mit Posten) v.absperren v. -
2 cordon
1. nounKordon, der; see also academic.ru/74794/throw_around">throw around 2)2. transitive verbcordon [off] — absperren; abriegeln
* * *['ko:dn](a line of sentries or policemen to prevent people from entering an area: They've put a cordon round the house where the bomb is planted.) die Absperrkette* * *cor·don[ˈkɔ:dən, AM ˈkɔ:r-]I. npolice \cordon Polizeikordon mII. vtto \cordon off onlookers/a crowd Schaulustige/eine Menge abriegeln* * *['kɔːdn]1. n1) Kordon m, Postenkette fto put a cordon round sth — einen Kordon um etw ziehen, etw (hermetisch) abriegeln
2. vtSee:= cordon off* * *cordon [ˈkɔː(r)dn]A s1. Litze f, Kordel f2. Ordensband n3. Kordon m:a) MIL Postenkette f:b) (polizeiliche etc) Absperrkette f4. Kette f, Spalier n (Personen)5. MIL Mauerkranz m:cordon of forts Festungsgürtel m6. ARCH Kranz(gesims) m(n)7. AGR Kordon m, Schnurspalierbaum m* * *1. nounKordon, der; see also throw around 2)2. transitive verbcordon [off] — absperren; abriegeln
* * *n.Absperrkette f.Kordon -e m.Mauerkranz m.Mauersims m.Postenkette f.Spalier -e n.Spalierbaum m. -
3 cordon
cor·don [ʼkɔ:dən, Am ʼkɔ:r-] npolice \cordon Polizeikordon mto \cordon off sth [or to \cordon sth off] etw absperren;to \cordon off onlookers/ a crowd Schaulustige/eine Menge abriegeln -
4 cordon oneself off
cordon oneself off GEN, ECON sich abschottenEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > cordon oneself off
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5 section off
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6 pinch-off weld flash
deutsch: Quetschnahtwulst mespañol: cordón de la costura de aplastamientofrançais: bourrelet de pinçageitaliano: bava di saldatura di pinzatura中文: 修剪焊接余料русский: грат сварного шва в зоне сдавливания заготовкиMultilingual plastics terminology dictionary > pinch-off weld flash
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