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1 photo-electric cell
<i&c> ■ Photodiode f ; photoelektronischer Wandler m ; lichtempfindliche Diode f ; Lichtsensor m ; Photozelle f -
2 photo-electric cell
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3 electric tension of a cell
electric tension of a cell elektrische Zellspannung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > electric tension of a cell
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4 fuel cell electric vehicle
(FCEV) <mvhcl.el> ■ Brennstoffzellenfahrzeug n ; Brennstoffzellenauto n ugs ; Fahrzeug mit Brennstoffzellenantrieb nEnglish-german technical dictionary > fuel cell electric vehicle
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5 fuel-cell electric vehicle
(FCEV) < mvhcl> ■ Elektroauto mit Brennstoffzellenantrieb nEnglish-german technical dictionary > fuel-cell electric vehicle
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6 telephone
1. nounTelefon, das; attrib. Telefon-[public] telephone — öffentlicher Fernsprecher (Amtsspr.); [öffentliches] Telefon
answer the telephone — Anrufe entgegennehmen; (on one occasion) ans Telefon gehen; (speak) sich melden
be on the telephone — (be connected to the system) Telefon haben; (be speaking) telefonieren (to mit)
be wanted on the telephone — am Telefon verlangt werden; attrib.
2. transitive verbtelephone answering machine — Anrufbeantworter, der
anrufen; telefonisch übermitteln [Nachricht, Ergebnis usw.] (to Dat.)3. intransitive verbtelephone the office/telephone home — im Büro/zu Hause anrufen
telephone for a taxi/the doctor — nach einem Taxi/dem Arzt telefonieren
can we telephone from here? — können wir von hier aus telefonieren?
* * *1. ['telifəun] noun((often abbreviated to phone) [foun] an instrument for speaking to someone from a distance, using either an electric current which passes along a wire or radio waves: He spoke to me by telephone / on the telephone; ( also adjective) a telephone number/operator.) das Telefon; Telefon...2. [foun] verb1) (to (try to) speak to( someone) by means of the telephone: I'll telephone you tomorrow.) anrufen2) (to send (a message) or ask for (something) by means of the telephone: I'll telephone for a taxi.) telefonieren3) (to reach or make contact with (another place) by means of the telephone: Can one telephone England from Australia?) telefonieren•- academic.ru/73900/telephonist">telephonist- telephone booth
- telephone box
- telephone directory
- telephone exchange* * *tele·phone[ˈtelɪfəʊn, AM -əfoʊn]I. nto pick up the \telephone das Telefon abnehmen [o abheben▪ by \telephone per Telefon, telefonisch▪ on the \telephone am Telefonwe were on the \telephone together for an hour wir telefonierten eine Stunde lang miteinanderto be wanted on the \telephone am Telefon verlangt werdenII. vtIII. vi telefonierento \telephone long-distance ein Ferngespräch führen\telephone booking telefonische Buchung* * *['telɪfəʊn]1. nTelefon nt, Fernsprecher (form) mthere's somebody on the telephone for you, you're wanted on the telephone — Sie werden am Telefon verlangt
we arranged it by telephone or over the telephone — wir haben es telefonisch vereinbart
to shout down the telephone — ins Telefon brüllen
2. vtanrufen; message, reply telefonisch mitteilen or übermittelnhe telephoned the news ( through) to his mother —
would you telephone the office to say... telephone this number for further information — würden Sie im Büro or das Büro anrufen und sagen... weitere Informationen unter folgender Telefonnummer, für weitere Informationen rufen Sie bitte diese Nummer an
3. vianrufen, telefonieren; (= make telephone call) telefonierento telephone for an ambulance/a taxi — einen Krankenwagen/ein Taxi rufen
* * *telephone [ˈtelıfəʊn]A s Telefon n:by telephone telefonisch, fernmündlich;on the telephone telefonisch, durch das oder am Telefon;a) Telefon(anschluss) haben, telefonisch erreichbar sein,b) am Telefon sein;she is on the telephone (at the moment) sie telefoniert gerade;over the telephone durch das oder per TelefonB v/tI have been telephoning him all evening ich versuche schon den ganzen Abend, ihn telefonisch zu erreichenC v/i telefonieren, anrufen:telephone for a taxi ein Taxi rufenD adj fernmündlich, telefonisch (Bestellung, Reservierung etc)tel. abk1. telegram2. telegraph4. telephone Tel.teleph. abk1. telephone Tel.2. telephony* * *1. nounTelefon, das; attrib. Telefon-[public] telephone — öffentlicher Fernsprecher (Amtsspr.); [öffentliches] Telefon
answer the telephone — Anrufe entgegennehmen; (on one occasion) ans Telefon gehen; (speak) sich melden
over or on the telephone — am Telefon
speak or talk to somebody on the or by telephone — mit jemandem telefonieren
be on the telephone — (be connected to the system) Telefon haben; (be speaking) telefonieren (to mit)
be wanted on the telephone — am Telefon verlangt werden; attrib.
2. transitive verbtelephone answering machine — Anrufbeantworter, der
anrufen; telefonisch übermitteln [Nachricht, Ergebnis usw.] (to Dat.)3. intransitive verbtelephone the office/telephone home — im Büro/zu Hause anrufen
telephone for a taxi/the doctor — nach einem Taxi/dem Arzt telefonieren
* * *n.Fernsprechapparat m.Telefon -e n. v.telefonieren v.
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