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1. nounPhase, die; (of project, construction, history also) Abschnitt, der; (of illness, development also) Stadium, das2. transitive verbit's only or just a phase [he's/she's going through] — das gibt sich [mit der Zeit] wieder (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/90039/phase_in">phase in* * *[feiz]1) (a stage in the development of something: We are entering a new phase in the war.) die Phase2) (one in a series of regular changes in the shape or appearance of something (especially the moon or a planet): the phases of the moon.) die Phase* * *[feɪz]moon \phase Mondphase fdevelopmental \phase Entwicklungsphase fto go through a \phase eine Phase durchlaufenout of \phase phasenverschoben fachspr▪ to \phase sth (implement) etw stufenweise durchführen; (introduce) etw stufenweise einführen; (coordinate) etw synchronisieren [o aufeinander abstimmen]\phased withdrawal of troops schrittweiser Truppenrückzug* * *[feɪz]1. nPhase f; (of construction, project, history also) Abschnitt m; (of illness) Stadium ntout of phase (Tech, Elec) — phasenverschoben; (fig) unkoordiniert
he's just going through a phase — das ist nur so eine Phase bei ihm
he's out of phase with the times — er ist nicht im Gleichklang mit seiner Zeit
2. vt1) (= introduce gradually) plan, change-over, withdrawal schrittweise durchführen2) (= coordinate, fit to one another) starting times, production stages, traffic lights aufeinander abstimmen; machines etc gleichschalten, synchronisierenthe traffic lights are not phased here — hier gibt es keine grüne Welle
* * *phase [feız]A s1. Phase f:phases of the moon ASTRON Mondphasen;in (out of) phase ELEK, PHYS phasengleich (-verschoben);phase-corrected ELEK phasenkorrigiert;phase rule CHEM, PHYS (gibbssche) Phasenregel;2. (Entwicklungs)Stufe f, Stadium n, Phase f:phase of life Lebensphase, -abschnitt m3. Aspekt m, Seite f, Gesichtspunkt m:B v/t1. ELEK, PHYS in Phase bringen2. aufeinander abstimmen, Maschinen etc gleichschalten, synchronisieren3. stufenweise durchführen:phased stufenweise4. (nach den Erfordernissen) stufenweise planen, staffeln7. phase out einen Service etc stufenweise abbauen, eine Regelung etc stufenweise außer Kraft setzen, ein veraltetes Gerät etc nach und nach aus dem Verkehr ziehen, ein Produkt auslaufen lassenC v/i1. phase in stufenweise eingeführt werden2. phase out stufenweise abgebaut werden (Service etc), stufenweise außer Kraft gesetzt werden (Regelung etc), nach und nach aus dem Verkehr gezogen werden (veraltetes Gerät etc), auslaufen (Produkt)* * *1. nounPhase, die; (of project, construction, history also) Abschnitt, der; (of illness, development also) Stadium, das2. transitive verbit's only or just a phase [he's/she's going through] — das gibt sich [mit der Zeit] wieder (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- phase in* * *n.Phase -n f.
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