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1 Erasable Electrical Programmable Read-Only Memory
m (EEPROM) < edv> ■ erasable electrical programmable read-only memory (EEPROM); EEPROM chipGerman-english technical dictionary > Erasable Electrical Programmable Read-Only Memory
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2 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 802.11
(IEEE 802.1) <tele.org> ■ Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 802.11 (IEEE 802.1)German-english technical dictionary > Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 802.11
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3 elektrischer
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4 elektrisierend
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5 elektrotechnische Industrie
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > elektrotechnische Industrie
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6 durch defekte Elektrogeräte ausgelöstes Feuer
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > durch defekte Elektrogeräte ausgelöstes Feuer
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7 elektrische Maschinen und Anlagen
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > elektrische Maschinen und Anlagen
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8 elektrisch
I Adj. Heizofen, Klavier, Stuhl etc.: electric; Defekt, Energie, Kontakt etc.: electrical; elektrischer Schlag / Strom electric shock / currentII Adv.: elektrisch geladen / gesteuert etc. electrically charged / control[l]ed etc.; elektrisch beleuchten / heizen etc. light / heat etc. with oder by electricity; elektrisch betrieben sein be run on electricity* * *electrical; electric* * *elẹkt|risch [e'lɛktrɪʃ]1. adjelectric; Entladung, Feld, Widerstand electricalelektrischer Schlag/Strom — electric shock/current
bei uns ist alles elektrisch — we're all electric
2. advelectrically, by or with electricitysich elektrisch rasieren — to use an electric razor
elektrisch betrieben — electrically driven, driven or run by electricity, electric
wir kochen/heizen elektrisch — we cook/heat by or with electricity
das geht alles elektrisch (inf) — it's all automatic
* * *1) (of, produced by, or worked by electricity: electric light.) electric2) (related to electricity: electrical engineering; electrical appliances; an electrical fault.) electrical* * *elek·trisch[eˈlɛktrɪʃ]I. adj1. (durch Strom bewirkt) electric\elektrische Entladung/ \elektrisches Feld/ \elektrischer Widerstand electrical discharge/field/resistance\elektrischer Schlag/Strom electric shock/current2. (mit Strom betrieben) electrical\elektrische Geräte electrical appliances3. (Strom führend)\elektrische Leitung/ \elektrisches Kabel electric wire/cableer rasiert sich lieber \elektrisch als nass he prefers an electric razor to having a wet shave\elektrisch betrieben powered by electricitydas geht alles \elektrisch it's all automatic\elektrisch geladen electrified* * *1. 2.elektrisch geladen sein — be charged with electricity
* * *A. adj Heizofen, Klavier, Stuhl etc: electric; Defekt, Energie, Kontakt etc: electrical;elektrischer Schlag/Strom electric shock/currentB. adv:elektrisch geladen/gesteuert etc electrically charged/control[l]ed etc;elektrisch betrieben sein be run on electricity* * *1. 2.* * *adj.electric adj.electrical adj. adv.electrically adv. -
9 Elektrogerät
n electrical appliance; Pl. auch electrical equipment Sg.; im Kaufhaus, Katalog etc.: electrical goods* * *das Elektrogerätelectric appliance* * *Elẹkt|ro|ge|rätntelectrical appliance* * *Elek·tro·ge·rätnt TECH electrical appliance* * *das electrical appliance* * *Elektrogerät n electrical appliance; pl auch electrical equipment sg; im Kaufhaus, Katalog etc: electrical goods* * *das electrical appliance* * *m.electric appliance n. -
10 Elektrogeschäft
n electrical shop (Am. store), electrical supplier’s* * *Elẹkt|ro|ge|schäftntelectrical shop (Brit) or store (US)* * *Elek·tro·ge·schäft* * *das electrical shop or (Amer.) store* * ** * *das electrical shop or (Amer.) store* * *n.electric shop n. -
11 Elektroingenieur
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12 Elektrotechnik
f ETECH. electrical engineering* * *die Elektrotechnikelectrical engineering* * *Elekt|ro|tẹch|nik [elEktro'tEçnɪk, e'lɛktro-]felectrical engineering* * *Elek·tro·tech·nik[elɛktroˈtɛçnɪk]f electrical engineering* * ** * ** * ** * *f.electrical engineering n. -
13 Elektroindustrie
f electrical industry* * *die Elektroindustrieelectronics industry* * *Elẹkt|ro|in|dust|riefelectrical industry* * *Elek·tro·in·dus·trie[eˈlɛktroʔɪndʊstri:]f ÖKON electrical industry* * *die electrical goods industry* * *Elektroindustrie f electrical industry* * *die electrical goods industry -
14 Elektrotechniker
* * *der Elektrotechnikerelectrical engineer; electrician* * *Elekt|ro|tẹch|ni|ker(in) [elEktro'tEçnikɐ, e'lɛktro-, -ərɪn]m(f)electrician; (= Ingenieur) electrical engineer* * *Elek·tro·tech·ni·ker(in)1. (mit Hochschulabschluss) electrical engineer2. (Elektriker) electrician* * * -
15 Elektroabfall
Elektroabfall
electrical waste;
• Elektroaktien electricals;
• Elektrogerätehersteller electrical appliances manufacturer;
• Elektrogeschäft, Elektrohändler electrical outfitter;
• Elektroindustrie electricity industries, electrotechnics;
• Elektroinstallateur electrician;
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16 Elektroantrieb
Elektroantrieb m LOGIS electrical propulsion, electrical power* * *m < Transp> electrical propulsion, electrical power -
17 Elektrik
f; -, -en; ETECH.* * *Elẹkt|rik [e'lɛktrɪk]f -, -en1) (= elektrische Anlagen) electrical equipment2) no pl inf = Elektrizitätslehre) electricity* * *Elek·trik<-, -en>[eˈlɛktrɪk]f1. (elektrische Ausstattung) electrical system2. (Elektrotechnik) electrics* * *die; Elektrik, Elektriken electrics pl* * ** * *die; Elektrik, Elektriken electrics pl -
18 Elektroartikel
m electrical item (Pl. auch goods, Am. household electronics Pl.)* * *Elẹkt|ro|ar|ti|kelmelectrical appliance* * *Elek·tro·ar·ti·kelm ÖKON electrical appliance* * * -
19 elektrotechnisch
Adj. electrotechnical; Bauteil, Industrie etc.: electrical* * *elekt|ro|tẹch|nisch [elEktro'tEçnɪʃ, e'lɛktro-]adjelectrical, electrotechnical (rare)* * *elek·tro·tech·nisch* * * -
20 Markt
m; -(e)s, Märkte1. Verkaufsveranstaltung: market; (Marktplatz) marketplace; bestimmter Platz: market square; auf dem Markt at the market; auf den Markt gehen go to the market; morgen ist Markt there’s a market tomorrow, tomorrow is market day2. WIRTS. (Absatzgebiet, Wirtschaftsbereich) market; freier / inländischer / schwarzer Markt free / home / black market; auf dem Markt in ( oder on) the market; auf den Markt bringen (put on the) market; auf den Markt kommen come on(to) the market; der Markt für Elektrowaren the market in electrical goods, the electrical goods market; gemeinsam3. FIN. (Geldmarkt etc.) market; auf den internationalen Märkten herrscht Nervosität the international markets have got the jitters; geregelter Markt Börse: Unlisted Securities Market4. (Supermarkt) supermarket5. (Jahrmarkt) fair* * *der Marktfair; mart; market; marketplace* * *Mạrkt [markt]m -(e)s, -e['mɛrktə]1) market; (= Jahrmarkt) fairzum or auf den Markt gehen — to go to (the) market/to the fair
Markt abhalten — to hold or have a market
dienstags/jede Woche einmal ist Markt or wird Markt abgehalten — there is a market every Tuesday/week
auf dem or am Markt — on the market
auf den Markt bringen — to put on the market
etw in großen Mengen auf den Markt werfen — to flood the market with sth
3) (= Marktplatz) marketplace, market squaream Markt wohnen — to live on the marketplace
4) (geh = Marktflecken) small market town* * *der1) (a large market held at fixed times: A fair is held here every spring.) fair2) (a public place where people meet to buy and sell or the public event at which this happens: He has a clothes stall in the market.) market* * *<-[e]s, Märkte>[ˈmarkt, pl ˈmɛrktə]m1. (Wochenmarkt) marketauf den/zum \Markt gehen to go to [the] market\Markt abhalten to hold [or have] a market2. (Marktplatz) marketplace, market square▪ am \Markt in the marketplace, on the market squaream \Markt wohnen to live on the marketplace [or market square]auf dem \Markt on the marketauf den \Markt gehen to go onto the market3. ÖKON, FIN marketder \Markt festigt sich the market's steadyingvom Käufer/Verkäufer beherrschter \Markt buyer's/seller's marketabgeschwächter/aufnahmefähiger \Markt sagging/ready [or broad] marketder Gemeinsame \Markt [der EU] the Common Marketgeregelter \Markt regulated marketgesättigter \Markt filled [or saturated] marketgeschlossener/offener \Markt closed/open marketder graue \Markt the grey [or AM gray] marketNeuer \Markt new marketschrumpfender \Markt dwindling [or diminishing] marketder schwarze \Markt the black marketden \Markt abtasten to sound the marketden \Markt beherrschen/drücken to corner/depress the marketetw auf den \Markt bringen to put sth on [or introduce sth into] the marketauf den \Markt gebracht werden to come on[to] the marketetw vom \Markt nehmen to take sth off [or out of] the marketeinen \Markt mit Billigprodukten überschwemmen to dump cheap products on the marketden \Markt verstimmen to depress the marketetw auf den \Markt werfen to throw sth on the marketauf dem [o am] \Markt on the market* * *der; Markt[e]s, Märkte1) marketheute/freitags ist Markt — today/Friday is market-day
2) s. Marktplatz3) (SuperMarkt) supermarket4) (Warenverkehr, Absatzgebiet) marketeine Ware auf den Markt bringen od. werfen — market a product
•• Cultural note:auf dem Markt sein — < article> be on the market
Weekly markets are still held in most German cities and towns, usually laid out very attractively in the picturesque market squares. Fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers, eggs, cheese and other dairy products, bread, meat and fish are available directly from the producer. Many Germans still buy most of their provisions auf dem Markt* * *auf dem Markt at the market;auf den Markt gehen go to the market;morgen ist Markt there’s a market tomorrow, tomorrow is market dayfreier/inländischer/schwarzer Markt free/home/black market;auf dem Markt in ( oder on) the market;auf den Markt bringen (put on the) market;auf den Markt kommen come on(to) the market;auf den internationalen Märkten herrscht Nervosität the international markets have got the jitters;geregelter Markt BÖRSE Unlisted Securities Market4. (Supermarkt) supermarket5. (Jahrmarkt) fair* * *der; Markt[e]s, Märkte1) marketheute/freitags ist Markt — today/Friday is market-day
2) s. Marktplatz3) (SuperMarkt) supermarket4) (Warenverkehr, Absatzgebiet) marketeine Ware auf den Markt bringen od. werfen — market a product
•• Cultural note:auf dem Markt sein — < article> be on the market
Weekly markets are still held in most German cities and towns, usually laid out very attractively in the picturesque market squares. Fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers, eggs, cheese and other dairy products, bread, meat and fish are available directly from the producer. Many Germans still buy most of their provisions auf dem Markt* * *¨-e m.market n.
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