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41 Hauptfehler
m chief mistake; Schwäche: main fault* * *Haupt|feh|lermmain or chief or principal fault* * *der main or principal or chief mistake/ (im Charakter) fault/ (in einer Theorie, einem Argument) flaw* * ** * *der main or principal or chief mistake/ (im Charakter) fault/ (in einer Theorie, einem Argument) flaw -
42 Herstellungsfehler
m manufacturing fault ( oder defect)* * *Her|stel|lungs|feh|lermmanufacturing defect or fault* * *Her·stel·lungs·feh·lerm production defect* * *der manufacturing fault* * ** * *der manufacturing fault -
43 herumkritisieren
v/i (trennb., hat), herumkritteln v/i (trennb., hat -ge-) umg.: herumkritisieren an (+ Dat) keep finding fault with, pick ( oder keep picking) holes in; ( ständig) herumkritisieren (constantly) find fault* * *he|rụm|kri|ti|sie|ren ptp heru\#mkritisiert, ptpvi septo find fault ( an +dat with), to pick holes ( an +dat in)* * *intransitives Verb (ugs.)an jemandem/etwas herumkritisieren — pick holes in somebody/something
* * *(ständig) herumkritisieren (constantly) find fault* * *intransitives Verb (ugs.)an jemandem/etwas herumkritisieren — pick holes in somebody/something
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44 Verwerfung
f1. (Zurückweisung) rejection; JUR., einer Klage: dismissal; eines Urteils: quashing; eines Antrags etc.: overruling; verwerfen I 12. von Holz: warp(ing)3. GEOL. fault* * *die Verwerfungrejection* * *Ver|wẹr|fung [fEɐ'vɛrfʊŋ]f -, -en* * *(a crack in the rock surface of the earth: faults in the earth's crust.) fault* * *Ver·wer·fung<-, -en>f2. GEOL fault3. BAU warp[ing]4. SOZIOLgesellschaftliche/ökonomische Verwerfungen social/economic upheaval* * *1. (Zurückweisung) rejection; JUR, einer Klage: dismissal; eines Urteils: quashing; eines Antrags etc: overruling; → verwerfen A 12. von Holz: warp(ing)3. GEOL fault* * *f.warp n. -
45 Produktionsfehler
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46 Fehlermeldung
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47 Versagen
Versagen n 1. COMP failure, fault; 2. GEN fault; 3. IND breakdown* * ** * *Versagen
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• menschliches Versagen human failure (slip);
• technisches Versagen technical hitch;
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48 Verschuldenshaftung
Verschuldenshaftung f RECHT liability based on fault, fault-based liability* * *f < Recht> liability based on fault, fault-based liability -
49 Verschuldensprinzip
Verschuldensprinzip n RECHT fault principle, principle of fault* * *n < Recht> fault principle, principle of fault -
50 eindeutig
I Adj. clear, obvious, straightforward, explicit; (nicht zweideutig) unambiguous, unequivocal; Geste etc.: unmistakable; Beweis: indisputable, definite; Sieger: clear, undisputedII Adv. clearly; definitely; unambiguously; obviously; es ist eindeutig seine Schuld it was clearly his fault, there’s no doubt that it was his fault; jemandem eindeutig zu verstehen geben, dass... make it quite clear to s.o. that..., make no bones about the fact that...; eindeutig Stellung beziehen take an unequivocal stand (zu on)* * *sure (Adj.); clearly (Adv.); clear-cut (Adj.); unequivocal (Adj.); unmistakable (Adj.); obvious (Adj.); clear (Adj.)* * *ein|deu|tig ['aindɔytɪç]1. adjclear; Beweis auch definite; (= nicht zweideutig) unambiguous; Witz explicit; (COMPUT) Adresse, Variable, Datensatz unique2. adv1) (= unmissverständlich) formulieren unambiguously; sich ausdrücken clearlyjdm etw éíndeutig sagen — to tell sb sth quite plainly, to tell sb sth straight (inf)
2) (= klar) clearlydas ist éíndeutig der Fall — it's clearly or obviously the case
* * *1) (having a clear outline; plain and definite: clear-cut features.) clear-cut2) (clear; fixed or certain: I'll give you a definite answer later.) definite* * *ein·deu·tig[ˈaindɔytɪç]I. adj1. (unmissverständlich) unambiguous, unequivocaldie \eindeutige Absicht the clear [or definite] intention2. (unzweifelhaft) clear\eindeutiger Beweis clear [or definite] proofeine \eindeutige Niederlage a resounding defeatein \eindeutiger Sieg a clear [or resounding] victoryein \eindeutiger Umstand an incontestable [or indisputable] factII. adv1. (unmissverständlich) unambiguouslyich hoffe, ich habe mich \eindeutig ausgedrückt! I hope I have made myself clear[ly understood]!2. (klar) clearlydas stimmt aber ganz \eindeutig nicht! that's clearly [or obviously] not true [at all]!* * *1.2) (nicht mehrdeutig) unambiguous2.adverbial s. Adj. clearly; unambiguously* * *A. adj clear, obvious, straightforward, explicit; (nicht zweideutig) unambiguous, unequivocal; Geste etc: unmistakable; Beweis: indisputable, definite; Sieger: clear, undisputedB. adv clearly; definitely; unambiguously; obviously;es ist eindeutig seine Schuld it was clearly his fault, there’s no doubt that it was his fault;jemandem eindeutig zu verstehen geben, dass … make it quite clear to sb that …, make no bones about the fact that …;eindeutig Stellung beziehen take an unequivocal stand (zu on)* * *1.2) (nicht mehrdeutig) unambiguous2.adverbial s. Adj. clearly; unambiguously* * *(Mathematik) adj.unique adj. adj.clear adj.clear cut (unambiguous) adj.definite adj.indisputable adj.non-ambiguous adj.obvious adj.straightforward adj.unambiguous adj.undisputed adj.unequivocal adj.unique adj. adv.unambiguously adv.unequivocally adv. -
51 Entstörungsdienst
m, Entstörungsstelle f TELEF. fault-clearing service; den Entstörungsdienst anrufen report a ( oder the) fault, call the engineers* * *Ent|stö|rungs|dienst1. mEnt|stö́|rungs|stel|le2. ftelephone maintenance service* * * -
52 Hauptschuld
f; nur Sg.1. er trägt die Hauptschuld daran it’s mainly his fault, he’s mostly to blame (for it)2. WIRTS. principal debt* * *Haupt|schuldfmain blame, principal fault (ESP JUR)* * *Haupt·schuldf kein pl main blame* * *die main share of the blame* * *1.2. WIRTSCH principal debt* * *die main share of the blame -
53 kritisieren
v/t criticize; (rezensieren) review; er hat an allem etwas zu kritisieren he always finds something to criticize, he finds fault in everything* * *to zing; to criticize; to review* * *kri|ti|sie|ren [kriti'ziːrən] ptp kritisiertvtito criticize* * *1) (to criticize or blame: He was censured for staying away from work.) censure2) (to find fault (with): He's always criticizing her.) criticize3) (to give an opinion of or judgement on a book etc.) criticize4) (to find fault (with): He's always criticizing her.) criticise5) (to give an opinion of or judgement on a book etc.) criticise* * *kri·ti·sie·ren *[kritiˈzi:rən]I. vt▪ jdn/etw \kritisieren to criticize sb/sthan jdm/etw etwas zu \kritisieren haben [o finden] to have [or find] sth to criticize about sb/sthII. vi to criticize* * *transitives Verb criticize; review <book, play, etc.>* * *er hat an allem etwas zu kritisieren he always finds something to criticize, he finds fault in everything* * *transitives Verb criticize; review <book, play, etc.>* * *v.to criticise (UK) v.to criticize (US) v.to review v.to zing v. -
54 Macke
f; -, -n; umg.1. (Defekt) fault, defect; im Blech: dent; (Sprung) crack; die Software hat eine Macke the software is up the creek2. umg.: eine Macke haben Person: have a screw loose; sie hat so ihre Macken (ist eigenwillig) she has her little fads* * *die Mackespleen (ugs.)* * *Mạ|cke ['makə]f -, -n (inf)eine Macke haben (inf) — to be cracked (inf), to have a screw loose (inf)
* * *Ma·cke<-, -n>[ˈmakə]f (fam)1. (Schadstelle) defecteine \Macke im Lack a dent in the paintwork2. (sl: Tick, Eigenart) quirk, foible* * *die; Macke, Macken'ne Macke haben — have a fad; (verrückt sein) be off one's rocker (fig. coll.)
* * *die Software hat eine Macke the software is up the creek2. umg:eine Macke haben Person: have a screw loose;sie hat so ihre Macken (ist eigenwillig) she has her little fads* * *die; Macke, Macken'ne Macke haben — have a fad; (verrückt sein) be off one's rocker (fig. coll.)
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55 Mäkelei
f; -, -en; pej. fault-finding (an + Dat with), carping (at)* * *Mä|ke|lei [mɛkə'lai]f -, -encarping no pl, fault-finding no pl ( an +dat, über +acc about, over)* * *Mä·ke·lei<-, -en>[mɛ:kəˈlai]f (pej)2. (mäkelnde Äußerung) moan* * ** * *-en (im Essen) f.daintiness n.fastidiousness n. -en f.carping n.censoriousness n.fault-finding n.finickiness n.hairsplitting n. -
56 Störungssuche
* * *die Störungssuchetroubleshooting* * *Störungssuche f fault location; besonders Elektronik: fault-finding; (auch Beseitigung) trouble-shooting -
57 verdanken
v/t: jemandem etw. verdanken owe s.th. to s.o.; (in jemandes Schuld stehen) be indebted to s.o. for s.th.; einer Sache zu verdanken sein be due to s.th.; er hat ihr viel zu verdanken he owes a lot to her; das habe ich dir zu verdanken I owe it all to you; auch iro. it’s all thanks to you; dir habe ich zu verdanken, dass... it’s thanks to you that...; iro. auch it’s your fault that...; das hast du dir selbst zu verdanken! it’s your own fault* * *to owe; to thank* * *ver|dạn|ken ptp verda\#nktvtes ist jdm/einer Sache zu verdanken(, dass...) — it is thanks or due to sb/sth (that...)
* * *ver·dan·ken *vt▪ [jdm] etw \verdanken to have sb to thank for sth▪ [es] jdm \verdanken, dass... to have sb to thank that...▪ es ist jdm/etw zu \verdanken, dass/wenn... it is thanks [or due] to sb/a thing that/if...▪ [jdm] etw \verdanken to express one's thanks [or gratitude] [to sb]* * *transitives Verbjemandem/einer Sache etwas verdanken — owe something to somebody/something
* * *verdanken v/t:jemandem etwas verdanken owe sth to sb; (in jemandes Schuld stehen) be indebted to sb for sth;einer Sache zu verdanken sein be due to sth;er hat ihr viel zu verdanken he owes a lot to her;das habe ich dir zu verdanken I owe it all to you; auch iron it’s all thanks to you;dir habe ich zu verdanken, dass … it’s thanks to you that …; iron auch it’s your fault that …;das hast du dir selbst zu verdanken! it’s your own fault* * *transitives Verbjemandem/einer Sache etwas verdanken — owe something to somebody/something
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58 verwerfen
(unreg.)I v/t1. (Gedanken etc.) reject, dismiss; (Plan etc.) auch turn down; JUR. (Klage) dismiss; (Urteil) quash; (Antrag etc.) overrule2. SPORT (Ball etc.) miss; er hat sechs von zehn Freiwürfen verworfen beim Basketball: he missed six out of ten free throwsII v/refl1. Holz: warp2. GEOL. fault3. beim Kartenspiel: deal the wrong card(s)III v/i2. SPORT miss* * *to damn; to reject; to overrule; to reprobate; to throw over; to ignore* * *ver|wẹr|fen ptp verwo\#rfen [fɛɐ'vɔrfn] irreg1. vt1) (= ablehnen) to reject; eigene Meinung, Ansicht, Gedanken to discard; (JUR) Klage, Antrag, Revision to dismiss; Urteil to quash; (= kritisieren) Handlungsweise, Methode to condemn; (COMPUT ) Änderungen to discard2) Ball to loseSee:→ auch verworfen2. vr1) (Holz) to warp; (GEOL) to fault3. vi(Tier) to abort* * *1) ((also cast aside) to reject as unwanted.) cast off2) throw out* * *ver·wer·fen *I. vt▪ etw [als etw] \verwerfen to reject sth [as sth]den Gedanken \verwerfen to dismiss the thoughteinen Plan \verwerfen to reject [or discard] [or sep throw out] a planeinen Vorschlag \verwerfen to reject [or sep turn down] a suggestion2. JUR▪ etw \verwerfen to reject [or dismiss] sthII. vr1. (sich stark verziehen) to warp3. KARTEN to deal the wrong number of cards* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) reject; dismiss < thought>etwas als unsittlich verwerfen — condemn something as [being] immoral
* * *verwerfen (irr)A. v/t1. (Gedanken etc) reject, dismiss; (Plan etc) auch turn down; JUR (Klage) dismiss; (Urteil) quash; (Antrag etc) overrule2. SPORT (Ball etc) miss;er hat sechs von zehn Freiwürfen verworfen beim Basketball: he missed six out of ten free throwsB. v/r1. Holz: warp2. GEOL fault3. beim Kartenspiel: deal the wrong card(s)C. v/i2. SPORT miss* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) reject; dismiss < thought>etwas als unsittlich verwerfen — condemn something as [being] immoral
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59 Erdschluss
m <el> ■ ground fault US ; short-circuit to ground/earth US/GB ; earth fault GB ; fault to ground/earth US/GB ; line-to-ground fault US -
60 dafürkönnen
da·für|kön·nenit's not his fault, he can't help it;er kann doch nichts dafür, wenn/ dass es regnet he can't help it raining, it's not his fault [that] it's raining;kann ich [vielleicht] etwas dafür, wenn/dass...? do you think it's my fault that...?;keiner kann etwas dafür, dass... it's nobody's fault that...
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