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1 Maschinist
Maschinist
machinist, [engine] operator, (Bahn) engine driver (runner, US);
• erster Maschinist (Schiff) chief engineer. -
2 Maschinist
1. machine operator ( oder minder)2. NAUT. chief engineer; EISENB. engine driver, Am. engineer* * *der Maschinistmachinist; engineer* * *Ma|schi|nịst [maʃi'nɪst]1. m -en, -en, Ma|schi|nis|tin[-'nIstɪn]2. f -, -nen(= Schiffsmaschinist) engineer; (= Eisenbahnmaschinist) engine driver, engineer (US)* * *(an officer who manages a ship's engines.) engineer* * *Ma·schi·nist(in)<-en, -en>[maʃiˈnɪst]1. NAUT [ship's] engineer2. (Arbeiter an einer Maschine) machinist* * *der; Maschinisten, Maschinisten1) machinist2) (SchiffsMaschinist) engineer* * *1. machine operator ( oder minder)2. SCHIFF chief engineer; BAHN engine driver, US engineer* * *der; Maschinisten, Maschinisten1) machinist2) (SchiffsMaschinist) engineer* * *m.engine driver n.engineer (US) n.machine operator n.machinist n. -
3 Maschinenbearbeitung
Maschinenbearbeitung
mechanical treatment, machining;
• Maschinenbelegungsplan equipment analysis, job-shop sequencing (Br.);
• für Maschinenbenutzung abschreiben to write off for depreciation of machinery;
• Maschinenbetrieb mechanical operation;
• auf Maschinenbetrieb umstellen to mechanize;
• Maschinenbetriebsversicherung engineering insurance;
• Maschinenbrachezeit machine downtime;
• Maschinenbuchhalter machine accountant, bookkeeping machine operator;
• Maschinenbuchhaltung, Maschinenbuchführung mechanical bookkeeping, machine accounting;
• Maschinenbuchungssatz machine burden unit;
• Maschinendefekt engine trouble, machinery breakdown;
• Maschineneinsatz machine employment;
• Maschinenerneuerung machinery replacement;
• Maschinenerneuerungskonto equipment account;
• Maschinenerzeugnisse machine products;
• Maschinenfabrik machine works (shop), engineering works;
• Maschinenhaftpflichtversicherung machinery insurance;
• Maschinenhersteller machinery (machine) builder;
• Maschineningenieur mechanical engineer;
• Maschinenkonstruktion machine construction;
• Maschinenkostensatz machine burden unit;
• Maschinenleistung engine output;
• Maschinenmiete machine rental;
• Maschinenpacht- und Wartungsvertrag service lease (US);
• Maschinenpachtvertrag ohne Wartung financial lease. -
4 Maschinistin
2. SCHIFF chief engineer; BAHN engine driver, US engineer -
5 Maschinenabnutzung
Maschinenabnutzung
machine wear;
• Maschinenanlage machinery, power plant, set, [mechanical] equipment, (Schiff) engine room;
• in Betrieb befindliche Maschinenanlagen operative machinery;
• fest eingebaute Maschinenanlagen trade fixtures;
• Maschinenanlagenkonto machinery account;
• Maschinenarbeit machine work;
• Maschinenarbeiter machine attendant (operator);
• Maschinenausfallzeit machine-idle time;
• Maschinenausrüstung (Computer) [computer] hardware;
• Maschinen- und Betriebsausrüstung (Bilanz) machinery and equipment;
• Maschinenbau construction[al] (mechanical) engineering, (Industriezweig) engineering industry;
• Maschinenbau und Handwerksbetriebe engineering and craft industries;
• Maschinenbauer [mechanical] engineer, machine (machinery) builder.
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