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fmindsetf1. adjustment2. alignment3. attitude4. cessation5. engagement6. idiosyncrasy7. justification8. modulation9. preference10. recruitment11. setting12. setupf[der Zwangsvollstreckung]suspensionf[einer Dosis]fine-tuning [of a dose]f[eines Motors]tuning [of an engine]approach -
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(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Licht, Gerät etc.) switch ( oder turn) on; (Motor) start; (Sender) tune into; (auch Fernsehkanal) put on, switch on; das 1. Programm eingeschaltet haben im Fernsehen: auch be switched onto channel 1, have got channel 1 on umg.3. (jemanden) call in, bring in; die Presse / Versicherung einschalten involve the press / insuranceII v/refl1. step in, intervene; sich in ein Gespräch einschalten join in (on) a conversation2. Gerät: switch itself on* * *to put on; to intercalate; to turn on; to tune in; to switch in; to plug; to switch on* * *ein|schal|ten sep1. vtin +acc in)3)jdn éínschalten — to call sb in
éínschalten — to bring sb into sth or in on sth
2. vrto intervene; (= teilnehmen) to join inwir schalten uns jetzt in die Sendungen von Radio Bremen ein — we now go over to or join Radio Bremen
* * ** * *ein|schal·tenI. vt1. (in Betrieb setzen)den Computer \einschalten to turn the computer onden Fernseher \einschalten to put [or switch] [or turn] on sep the TVden ersten Gang \einschalten to engage first gear form, to put the car in first gearden Motor \einschalten to start the engine2. (hinzuziehen)du solltest besser einen Anwalt \einschalten you'd better get a lawyer3. (einfügen)eine Pause \einschalten to take a breakII. vr1. RADIO, TVes wird sich auch der österreichische Rundfunk \einschalten Austrian Radio will also be tuning in [or taking the broadcast2. (sich einmischen)sie schaltet sich gern in Diskussionen ein she likes to join in discussions* * *1.transitives Verb1) switch on; turn on2.reflexives Verb1) switch [itself] on; come on2) (eingreifen) intervene (in + Akk. in)* * *einschalten (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Licht, Gerät etc) switch ( oder turn) on; (Motor) start; (Sender) tune into; (auch Fernsehkanal) put on, switch on;das 1. Programm eingeschaltet haben im Fernsehen: auch be switched onto channel 1, have got channel 1 on umgeine Pause einschalten take ( oder have) a break3. (jemanden) call in, bring in;die Presse/Versicherung einschalten involve the press/insuranceB. v/r1. step in, intervene;sich in ein Gespräch einschalten join in (on) a conversation2. Gerät: switch itself on* * *1.transitives Verb1) switch on; turn on2.reflexives Verb1) switch [itself] on; come on2) (eingreifen) intervene (in + Akk. in)* * *n.power up n.switching on n. -
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ein|schal·tenvt1) ( in Betrieb setzen)den ersten Gang \einschalten to engage first gear ( form), to put the car in first gear;den Motor \einschalten to start the engine2) ( hinzuziehen)du solltest besser einen Anwalt \einschalten you'd better get a lawyer3) ( einfügen)eine Pause \einschalten to take a breakvr1) radio, tves wird sich auch der österreichische Rundfunk \einschalten Austrian Radio will also be tuning in [or taking the broadcast];2) ( sich einmischen)sie schaltet sich gern in Diskussionen ein she likes to join in discussions
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