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1 explorativ
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2 Operation zu diagnostischen Zwecken
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Operation zu diagnostischen Zwecken
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3 Sondierungsgespräch
n auch Pl. exploratory talks Pl.* * *Son|die|rungs|ge|sprächntexploratory discussion or talk* * ** * *n.exploratory talk n. -
4 Sondierung
f1. sounding out; Sondierungen exploratory talks2. MED. probe3. NAUT. sounding* * *die Sondierungprobe* * *Son|die|rungf -, -ensounding out no pldie Sondíérung des Terrains — spying out the land
ohne gründliche Sondíérung — without sounding things out thoroughly
* * *Son·die·rung<-, -en>f2. MED probe3. NAUT sounding* * *1. sounding out;Sondierungen exploratory talks2. MED probe3. SCHIFF sounding -
5 Aufschlussbohrung
f DIN 4021 <bau.petr> (Vorgang; z.B. für Ölsuche, Baugrunduntersuchung) ■ exploratory drilling; exploratory boring -
6 Erkundungsfahrt
f in noch fremder Umgebung: exploratory trip; einer Untersuchungskommission etc.: fact-finding mission; MIL. reconnaissance mission* * *Erkundungsfahrt f in noch fremder Umgebung: exploratory trip; einer Untersuchungskommission etc: fact-finding mission; MIL reconnaissance mission -
7 exploratorisch
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8 erforschend
(for the purpose of exploration or investigation: an exploratory expedition.) exploratory* * *adj.investigative adj. -
9 Suchbohrung
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10 Sondierungsgespräche
Sondierungsgespräche
exploratory talks, talks about talks (US);
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11 Suchbohrung
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Suchbohrung
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12 Leitsatz
Leitsatz m 1. GEN governing principle, guiding principle, proposition; 2. RECHT headnote* * *m 1. < Geschäft> governing principle, guiding principle, proposition; 2. < Recht> headnote* * *Leitsatz
[governing] principle;
• Leitsätze terms of reference, (Gerichtsentscheidung) head notes;
• Leitspruch motto;
• Leitstand control centre;
• Leitstation (Computer) control station;
• Leitstelle head office;
• Leitstudie pilot study (survey), (Statistik) exploratory survey. -
13 Forschergeist
m1. intellectual curiosity, inquiring mind2. Person: sie ist ein Forschergeist she has an inquiring mind, she likes to get to the bottom of things* * *Fọr|scher|geistm (geh)inquiring mind; (= Entdeckungsreisender) explorer; (= Entdeckergeist) exploratory spiritder Mensch in seinem angeborenen Forschergeist ist bestrebt,... — man, with his inquiring mind, strives...
* * *1. intellectual curiosity, inquiring mind2. Person:sie ist ein Forschergeist she has an inquiring mind, she likes to get to the bottom of things -
14 informativ
Adj. informative, instructive* * *informative* * *in|for|ma|tiv [ɪnfɔrma'tiːf]1. adjinformative2. advinformativelyinformatív beschreiben — to describe informatively or in great detail
informatív berichten — to give an informative report
* * *(giving useful information: an informative book.) informative* * *in·for·ma·tiv[ɪnfɔrmaˈti:f]I. adj informativeein \informatives Gespräch an informative talk* * *1.Adjektiv informative2.adverbial informatively* * *informativ adj informative, instructive* * *1.Adjektiv informative2.adverbial informatively* * *adj.exploratory adj.informative adj. adv.informatively adv. -
15 Ausforschungsbeweis
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16 Explorationsfonds
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17 Forschungsdrang
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18 Aufschlussarbeiten
fpl <tech.allg> ■ exploratory work; initial work; dead work -
19 Erkundungsbohrung
f < min> ■ exploration drilling; exploratory drilling; scout drilling; prospect boring; prospect drilling -
20 Erkundungsstollen
См. также в других словарях:
Exploratory — Ex*plor a*to*ry, a. [L. exploratorius.] Serving or intended to explore; searching; examining; explorative. Sir H. Wotton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
exploratory — index interrogative, precursory, probative, tentative Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
exploratory — mid 15c., from L. exploratorius belonging to scouts, from explorator scout, from explorare (see EXPLORE (Cf. explore)). Alternative explorative is from 1738 … Etymology dictionary
exploratory — [eks plôr′ətiv, ik splôr′ətivek splôr′ə tôr΄ē, iksplôr′ə tôr΄ē] adj. [ME < L exploratorius] of, in, or for exploration: also explorative [eks plôr′ətiv, ik splôr′ətiv] … English World dictionary
exploratory — [[t]ɪksplɒ̱rətri, AM plɔ͟ːrətɔːri[/t]] ADJ Exploratory actions are done in order to discover something or to learn the truth about something. Exploratory surgery revealed her liver cancer... The Prime Minister s talks with the leaders of the… … English dictionary
exploratory — adjective Date: 1620 of, relating to, or being exploration < exploratory surgery > < exploratory drilling for oil > … New Collegiate Dictionary
exploratory — ex|plor|a|to|ry [ ık splɔrə,tɔri ] adjective done in order to learn more about something: The doctor explained the need for exploratory surgery. Talks are still in the exploratory stage … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
exploratory — UK [ɪkˈsplɒrət(ə)rɪ] / US [ɪkˈsplɔrəˌtɔrɪ] adjective done in order to learn more about something The doctor explained the need for exploratory surgery. Talks are still in the exploratory stage … English dictionary
exploratory — exploratively, adv. /ik splawr euh tawr ee, splohr euh tohr ee/, adj. 1. pertaining to or concerned with exploration: an exploratory operation. 2. inclined to make explorations. Also, explorative. [1425 75; late ME < L exploratorius. See… … Universalium
exploratory — Relating to, or with a view to, exploration. * * * ex·plor·ato·ry ik splōr ə .tōr ē, splȯr , .tȯr adj of, relating to, or being exploration <exploratory surgery> … Medical dictionary
exploratory — adj. Exploratory is used with these nouns: ↑meeting, ↑operation, ↑stage, ↑surgery, ↑talk … Collocations dictionary