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1. noun1) Käfig, der; (for small birds) Bauer, das2) (of lift) Fahrkabine, die2. transitive verbeinsperren; käfigen (fachspr.) [Vögel]* * *[kei‹] 1. noun1) (a box of wood, wire etc for holding birds or animals: The lion has escaped from its cage; a bird-cage.) der Käfig2) (a lift in a mine.) der Förderkorb2. verb(to put in a cage: Some people think that it is cruel to cage wild animals.) einsperren- academic.ru/115571/cagebird">cagebird* * *[keɪʤ]I. n3. SPORT (baseball) Gitter nt; (hockey) Tor nt, Goal nt SCHWEIZ; (soccer) Tor nt, Goal nt SCHWEIZ, Kasten m fam4. AM ECON, FIN Abwicklungsstelle f, Schalter mII. vt▪ to \cage an animal ein Tier in einen Käfig sperren* * *[keɪdZ]1. ncage bird — Käfigvogel m
2. vtin einen Käfig sperren, einsperren* * *cage [keıdʒ]A s2. fig Käfig m, Gefängnis n3. a) Gitterzelle fb) MIL Kriegsgefangenenlager n4. a) Kabine f (eines Aufzugs)5. TECHa) Käfig m (eines Kugellagers)6. ELEK Käfig(schutz) m7. umgB v/t1. in einen Käfig sperren, einsperren:feel caged in sich eingesperrt fühlen, sich wie in einem Käfig oder Gefängnis fühlen2. Eishockey: die Scheibe im Tor unterbringen* * *1. noun1) Käfig, der; (for small birds) Bauer, das2) (of lift) Fahrkabine, die2. transitive verbeinsperren; käfigen (fachspr.) [Vögel]* * *n.Käfig -e m.Schaltkäfig m. -
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[keɪʤ] nto \cage an animal ein Tier in einen Käfig sperren; -
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noun2) (railway carriage etc.) Wagen, der* * *1) ((American automobile) a (usually privately-owned) motor vehicle on wheels for carrying people: What kind of car do you have?; `Did you go by car?') das Auto2) (a section for passengers in a train etc: a dining-car.) der Waggon3) ((American) a railway carriage for goods or people: a freight car.) der Eisenbahnwagen•- academic.ru/11037/car_park">car park- car phone* * *[kɑ:ʳ, AM kɑ:r]I. nlet's go by \car lass uns mit dem Auto fahren!buffet/restaurant/sleeping \car Buffet-/Speise-/Schlafwagen m\car door Wagentür f, Autotür f\car factory Automobilfabrik f\car stereo Autoradio nt* * *[kAː(r)]n1) Auto nt, Wagen mby car — mit dem Auto or Wagen
* * *car [kɑː(r)] s1. Auto n, Wagen m:3. (Straßenbahn- etc) Wagen m4. Gondel f (eines Ballons etc)5. Kabine f (eines Aufzugs)6. poet (Kriegs-, Triumph) Wagen m* * *nounby car — mit dem Auto od. Wagen
2) (railway carriage etc.) Wagen, der* * *n.Auto -s n.
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