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1 verzapfen
v/t1. umg. (Unsinn etc.) come up with; verbal: auch spout; wer hat denn dieses Meisterwerk verzapft? iro. who came up with this piece of brilliance ( oder this masterpiece)?2. (Bier etc.) have on draught (Am. draft)3. TECH. mortise and tenon* * *(zusammenfügen) to mortise* * *ver|zạp|fen ptp verza\#pftvt2) Holzstücke to mortice and tenon; (mit Dübel) to dowel* * *ver·zap·fen *vt▪ etw \verzapfen to concoct sthein kitschiges Gedicht \verzapfen to concoct a kitschy poem; (erzählen) to come out with sthdu verzapfst wieder mal nur Blödsinn! you're talking a load of rubbish again!2. (verbinden)Bretter \verzapfen to mortise planks of wood* * *transitives Verb (ugs. abwertend)Blödsinn — od
Mist verzapfen — come out with or produce rubbish
* * *verzapfen v/t1. umg (Unsinn etc) come up with; verbal: auch spout;wer hat denn dieses Meisterwerk verzapft? iron who came up with this piece of brilliance ( oder this masterpiece)?2. (Bier etc) have on draught (US draft)3. TECH mortise and tenon* * *transitives Verb (ugs. abwertend)Blödsinn — od
Mist verzapfen — come out with or produce rubbish
* * *v.to mortise (into) v. -
2 Ladeschluss
Ladeschluss m GEN, LOGIS closing for cargo* * *Ladeschluss
closing for cargo;
• Ladeschneise (Bahn) approach for trucks;
• Ladesektor cargo compartment;
• Ladespesen loading charges;
• Ladestelle loading place (point), berth, place of shipment (US), (Batterie) battery charging station;
• Ladetage running days;
• äußerster Ladetag cancelling date;
• Ladetiefgang load draft;
• Ladetonnage, Ladeverdrängung load displacement, displacement loaded;
• Ladevermögen (Schiff) deadweight capacity, load displacement, displacement loaded;
• Ladeverzeichnis freight (cargo) list, (Zoll) shipper’s (ship’s) manifest;
• Ladeverzögerung delay in loading;
• Ladevolumen bearing (loading) capacity;
• Ladevorgang loading and unloading;
• Ladevorrichtung loading equipment (tackle, facilities);
• Ladevorschrift loading pamphlet;
• Ladewasserlinie load waterline. -
3 Beanspruchung
Beanspruchung f 1. GEN work load, pressure; 2. PAT, RECHT claim, demand* * *f 1. < Geschäft> work load, pressure; 2. <Patent, Recht> claim, demand* * *Beanspruchung
claim, demand, tax, stress, strain, (techn.) load, fatigue;
• finanzielle Beanspruchung financial strain;
• höchste Beanspruchung heavy-duty service, highest stress;
• statische Beanspruchung static stress;
• steuerliche Beanspruchung tax demands;
• zulässige Beanspruchung (Material) allowable stress;
• Beanspruchung des Aktienmarktes resort to the share (stock) market;
• Beanspruchung des Geldbeutels strain on the purse;
• starke Beanspruchung des Geldmarktes strong demand on the money market;
• Beanspruchung öffentlicher Mittel recourse to public money;
• bedenkliche Beanspruchung des Staatsvermögens serious draft on national resources. -
4 Tiefgang
Tiefgang m LOGIS (AE) draft, (BE) draught* * ** * *Tiefgang
(Schiff) [sea] gauge, draught, draft, (leeres Schiff) light draught;
• Tiefgang des beladenen Schiffs load draught;
• Schiffe ohne Rücksicht auf den Tiefgang aufnehmen (Kanal) to accommodate vessels of any draught;
• großen Tiefgang haben to draw deep. -
5 Ladetiefgang
La·de·tief·gangm load draught [or AM draft] -
6 Ladetiefgang
Ladetiefgang
load draft -
7 verzapfen
ver·zap·fen *vtetw \verzapfen to concoct sth;ein kitschiges Gedicht \verzapfen to concoct a kitschy poem;( erzählen) to come out with sth;du verzapfst wieder mal nur Blödsinn! you're talking a load of rubbish again!2) ( verbinden)Bretter \verzapfen to mortise planks of wood3) ( ausschenken)
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