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1 ingenieur
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2 technicus
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3 Pionieraufklärung
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4 Pioniererkundung
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5 Pioniererkundungstrupp
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6 Ingenieur
m; -s, -e engineer* * *der Ingenieurengineer* * *In|ge|ni|eur [ɪnZe'niøːɐ]1. m -s -e, In|ge|ni|eu|rin[-'niøːrɪn]2. f -, -nenengineer* * *der2) ((usually civil engineer) a person who designs, constructs, or maintains roads, railways, bridges, sewers etc.) engineer* * *In·ge·ni·eur(in)<-s, -e>[ɪnʒeˈni̯ø:ɐ̯]m(f) engineer* * *der; Ingenieurs, Ingenieure [qualified] engineer* * ** * *der; Ingenieurs, Ingenieure [qualified] engineer* * *m.engineer n. -
7 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. -
8 Bauingenieur
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9 Elektroingenieur
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10 Lokomotivführer
* * *der Lokomotivführerengine driver; engineer* * *Lo|ko|mo|tiv|füh|rer(in)m(f)engine driver, engineer (US)* * *der1) (a person who drives a railway engine.) engine-driver2) ((American) an engine-driver.) engineer* * *Lo·ko·mo·tiv·füh·rer(in)* * *der engine driver (Brit.); engineer (Amer.)* * ** * *der engine driver (Brit.); engineer (Amer.) -
11 Pionier
m; -s, -e1. pioneer2. MIL. engineer* * *der Pionier(Soldat) sapper; engineer;(Vorkämpfer) pioneer* * *Pi|o|nier [pio'niːɐ]1. m -s, -e,Pi|o|níé|rin[-'niːərɪn]2. f -, -nen1) (MIL) sapper, engineer* * *Pi·o·nier(in)<-s, -e>[pi̯oˈni:ɐ̯]2. MIL sapper, engineer* * *der; Pioniers, Pioniere1) (Milit.) sapper; engineer2) (fig.): (Wegbereiter) pioneer3) (bes. ehem. DDR)[Junger] Pionier — [Young] Pioneer
* * *1. pioneer2. MIL engineer3. hist DDR:Junge Pioniere Young Pioneers* * *der; Pioniers, Pioniere1) (Milit.) sapper; engineer2) (fig.): (Wegbereiter) pioneer3) (bes. ehem. DDR)[Junger] Pionier — [Young] Pioneer
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12 Maschinenbauer
m; -s, -, Maschinenbauerin f; -, -nen, Maschinenbauingenieur m, Maschinenbauingenieurin f mechanical engineer* * *der Maschinenbauerengineer; mechanical engineer* * *Ma|schi|nen|bau|er(in) mechanical engineer* * *Ma·schi·nen·bau·er(in)<-s, ->m(f) mechanical engineer* * *Maschinenbauer m; -s, -, Maschinenbauerin f; -, -nen, Maschinenbauingenieur m, Maschinenbauerin f mechanical engineer* * *m.mechanical engineer n. -
13 Statiker
* * *der Statikerstructural engineer; stress analyst* * *Sta|ti|ker ['ʃtaːtikɐ, 'st-]1. m -s, -,Stá|ti|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (TECH)structural engineer* * *Sta·ti·ker(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃta:tikɐ, ˈst-]* * *der; Statikers, Statiker: structural engineer [concerned with statics]* * ** * *der; Statikers, Statiker: structural engineer [concerned with statics]* * *- m.stress analyst n. -
14 Techniker
1. (Fachkraft) (technical) specialist, engineer; (Wissenschaftler[in]) technologist; bes. technische Unterstützung: technician2. (Spezialist, auch Sportler) technician* * *der Technikerengineer; technician* * *Tẹch|ni|ker ['tɛçnikɐ]1. m -s, -, Tech|ni|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenengineer; (= Beleuchtungstechniker, Labortechniker) technician; (fig = Fußballspieler, Künstler) technicianich bin kein Techniker, ich verstehe das nicht — I am not technically minded, I don't understand that
er ist mehr Theoretiker als Techniker — he is more concerned with theoretical than practical matters
* * *Tech·ni·ker(in)<-s, ->[ˈteçnɪkɐ]Fernseh\Techniker TV engineer* * *der; Technikers, Techniker, Technikerin die; Techniker, Technikernen2) (im Sport, in der Kunst) technician* * *1. (Fachkraft) (technical) specialist, engineer; (Wissenschaftler[in]) technologist; besonders technische Unterstützung: technician2. (Spezialist, auch Sportler) technician* * *der; Technikers, Techniker, Technikerin die; Techniker, Technikernen2) (im Sport, in der Kunst) technician* * *m.engineer n.technician n. -
15 Toningenieur
* * *Ton|in|ge|ni|eur(in)m(f)sound engineer* * *Ton·in·ge·ni·eur, -in·ge·ni·eu·rin[-ɪnʒeni̯ø:ɐ̯]m, f sound engineer* * *der sound engineer* * ** * *der sound engineer* * *m.sound engineer n. -
16 Bordingenieur
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17 Heizungsmonteur
* * *Hei|zungs|mon|teur(in)m(f)heating engineer* * *Hei·zungs·mon·teur(in)m(f) heating engineer* * *der heating engineer* * ** * *der heating engineer -
18 Konstrukteur
* * *der Konstrukteurdesigner; design engineer* * *Kon|struk|teur [kɔnstrʊk'tøːɐ]1. m -s, -e, Kon|struk|teu|rin[-'tøːrɪn]2. f -, -nendesigner* * *Kon·struk·teur(in)<-s, -e>[kɔnstrʊkˈtø:ɐ̯]m(f) designer* * *der; Konstrukteurs, Konstrukteure, Konstrukteurin die; Konstrukteur, Konstrukteurnen designer; design engineer* * ** * *der; Konstrukteurs, Konstrukteure, Konstrukteurin die; Konstrukteur, Konstrukteurnen designer; design engineer* * *m.design engineer n.draftsman n.draughtsman n.(§ pl.: draughtsmen) -
19 Diplomingenieur
* * *Dip|lom|in|ge|ni|eur(in)m(f)qualified engineer* * *Di·plom·in·ge·ni·eur(in)[-ɪnʒeni̯ø:ɐ̯]m(f) graduate [or qualified] engineerer ist \Diplomingenieur he has a degree in engineering* * ** * *m.graduate engineer n. -
20 einfädeln
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Nadel, Faden, Film etc.) thread (in + Akk into)2. fig. geschickt: arrange, fix up, engineer; (tun) go about s.th. oder (+ Ger.) alles geschickt einfädeln set things up wellII v/refl MOT. merge, filter in; sich links / rechts einfädeln filter (Am. merge) left / rightIII v/i Skislalom: straddle a gate* * *to thread* * *ein|fä|deln sep1. vt1) Nadel, Faden to thread (in +acc through); Nähmaschine to thread up; Film to thread2) (inf) Intrige, Plan etc to set up (inf)2. vrsich in eine Verkehrskolonne éínfädeln — to filter into a stream of traffic
* * *ein|fä·deln[ˈainfɛ:dl̩n]I. vt1. (in etw fädeln)eine Nadel \einfädeln to thread a needleeinen Film \einfädeln to wind on a filmein Tonband \einfädeln to spool on a tape* * *1.transitives Verb1) thread <needle, film, tape> (in + Akk. into); thread up < sewing machine>einen [neuen] Faden einfädeln — [re]thread the needle
2.das hat sie fein/schlau eingefädelt — she worked that nicely/craftily (coll.)
reflexives Verb (Verkehrsw.) filter insich in den fließenden Verkehr einfädeln — filter into the flow of traffic
* * *einfädeln (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (Nadel, Faden, Film etc) thread (in +akk into)alles geschickt einfädeln set things up wellB. v/r AUTO merge, filter in;sich links/rechts einfädeln filter (US merge) left/rightC. v/i Skislalom: straddle a gate* * *1.transitives Verb1) thread <needle, film, tape> (in + Akk. into); thread up < sewing machine>einen [neuen] Faden einfädeln — [re]thread the needle
2.das hat sie fein/schlau eingefädelt — she worked that nicely/craftily (coll.)
reflexives Verb (Verkehrsw.) filter in* * *v.to arrange v.to contrive v.to thread v.
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