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* * *Zwei|tak|ter [-taktɐ]m -s, - (inf)two-stroke (inf)* * *Zwei·tak·ter<-s, ->m two-stroke engine, two-stroke[r] fam* * *der; Zweis, Zwei (Motor) two-stroke engine; (Fahrzeug) two-stroke* * ** * *der; Zweis, Zwei (Motor) two-stroke engine; (Fahrzeug) two-stroke -
62 Viertakter
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63 Benzin-Direkteinspritzer
m <kfz.mot> ■ direct injection SI engine SUS SP-1314 ; gasoline engine with direct fuel injection US.did ; DI gasoline engine US ; direct-injection gasoline engine US ; DISI engineGerman-english technical dictionary > Benzin-Direkteinspritzer
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64 Benzinmotor
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65 Bypasstriebwerk
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66 DI-Benziner
m <kfz.mot> ■ direct injection SI engine SUS SP-1314 ; gasoline engine with direct fuel injection US.did ; DI gasoline engine US ; direct-injection gasoline engine US ; DISI engine -
67 direkteinspritzender Ottomotor
m <kfz.mot> ■ direct injection SI engine SUS SP-1314 ; gasoline engine with direct fuel injection US.did ; DI gasoline engine US ; direct-injection gasoline engine US ; DISI engineGerman-english technical dictionary > direkteinspritzender Ottomotor
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68 Doppelkolbenmotor
m <kfz.mot> (obs.) ■ dual piston engine; U-cylinder engine; double-cylinder engine; twin-piston engine; double-barrelled engine rare -
69 Fremdzünder
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70 Mantelstrom-Triebwerk
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71 Mantelstrom-Turbinenluftstrahltriebwerk
German-english technical dictionary > Mantelstrom-Turbinenluftstrahltriebwerk
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72 Motor mit Fremdzündung
German-english technical dictionary > Motor mit Fremdzündung
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73 Ottomotor
m <kfz.mot> (im Ggs. zu Dieselmotor) ■ SI engine; spark-ignition engine; gasoline engine US ; petrol engine GB ; Otto engine rare -
74 Ottomotor mit Direkteinspitzung
m <kfz.mot> ■ direct injection SI engine SUS SP-1314 ; gasoline engine with direct fuel injection US.did ; DI gasoline engine US ; direct-injection gasoline engine US ; DISI engineGerman-english technical dictionary > Ottomotor mit Direkteinspitzung
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75 U-Motor
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76 U-Zylinder-Motor
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77 Zweistrom-Turbinenluftstrahltriebwerk
German-english technical dictionary > Zweistrom-Turbinenluftstrahltriebwerk
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78 U-Motor
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79 abwürgen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. umg. (Motor) stall allg.3. (töten) strangle* * *ạb|wür|genvt sep (inf)to scotch; Motor to stalletw von vornherein abwürgen — to nip sth in the bud
* * *(to cause (a car etc, or aircraft) to do this: Use the brake gently or you'll stall the engine.) stall* * *ab|wür·genvt (fam)1. (ungewollt ausschalten)den Motor \abwürgen to stall the engine2. (im Keim ersticken)▪ etw \abwürgen to nip sth in the budjdn [einfach] mitten im Satz \abwürgen to cut sb off right in the middle of a sentence* * ** * *abwürgen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)3. (töten) strangle* * ** * *(Diskussion) v.to stifle v. -
80 anlassen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Mantel) keep onII v/refl start; die Sache lässt sich gut an it’s a good start, things look promising; das Wetter lässt sich gut an it looks as if it’s going to be a nice day; die Woche lässt sich gut an it’s a good start to the week, the week has got(ten) off to a good start; wie lässt er sich an? how’s he making out?; er lässt sich gut an he’s doing quite nicely* * *(Licht) to leave on;(Motor) to start up* * *ạn|las|sen sep1. vt1) (= in Gang setzen) Motor, Wagen to start (up)2) (inf) Schuhe, Mantel to keep on3) (inf) Wasserhahn, Motor to leave running or on; Licht, Radio to leave on; Kerze to leave burning; Feuer to leave in or burning2. vrsich gut/schlecht anlassen — to get off to a good/bad start; (Lehrling, Student, Geschäft etc auch) to make a good/bad start or beginning
das Wetter lässt sich gut an — the weather looks promising
* * *(to (cause an engine etc to) begin to work: I can't start the car; The car won't start; The clock stopped but I started it again.) start* * *an|las·senI. vt▪ etw \anlassenden Motor \anlassen to leave the engine running; (brennen lassen) to leave sth burning; (laufen lassen) to leave sth running [or on1. (sich beruflich erweisen)na, wie lässt sich denn der neue Lehrling an? well, how is the new trainee getting on [or coming along]?der Sommer lässt sich wirklich ausgezeichnet an the summer promises to be an excellent onewie lässt sich euer Geschäft denn an? how's [your] business [going]?* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2) keep <coat, gloves, etc.> on2.sich gut/schlecht anlassen — make a or get off to a good/bad or poor start
* * *anlassen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Mantel) keep onB. v/r start;die Woche lässt sich gut an it’s a good start to the week, the week has got(ten) off to a good start;wie lässt er sich an? how’s he making out?;er lässt sich gut an he’s doing quite nicely* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb2) keep <coat, gloves, etc.> on3) (in Gang setzen) start [up]2.sich gut/schlecht anlassen — make a or get off to a good/bad or poor start
* * *v.to leave on (clothing) expr.to leave on (electricity) expr.to start (engines) v.
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