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101 zapfen
v/t (Bier etc.) tap, draw* * *der Zapfentap; plug; faucet; tenon* * *Zạp|fen ['tsapfn]m -s, -(= Spund) bung, spigot; (= Pfropfen) stopper, bung; (= Tannenzapfen etc, von Auge) cone; (= Eiszapfen) icicle; (MECH von Welle, Lager etc) journal; (= Holzverbindung) tenon* * *(the fruit of the pine, fir etc: fir-cones.) cone* * *Zap·fen<-s, ->[ˈtsapfn̩]m2. (Eiszapfen) icicle3. (länglicher Holzstöpsel) spigot, bung* * *der; Zapfens, Zapfen1) (Bot.) cone2) (Stöpsel) bung3) (EisZapfen) icicle* * *zapfen v/t (Bier etc) tap, draw* * *der; Zapfens, Zapfen1) (Bot.) cone2) (Stöpsel) bung3) (EisZapfen) icicle* * *- (Holz) m.tenon n. - m.gudgeon n.pin n.plug n.spigot n.stud n. -
102 Zeitarbeitsfirma
f temping agency* * *Zeit|ar|beits|fir|maftemping agency, agency for temporary work* * *Zeit·ar·beits·fir·maf temporary employment agency, temping agency fam* * *Zeitarbeitsfirma f temping agency -
103 Handelsfirma
Hạn|dels|fir|maf(commercial or business) firm* * *Han·dels·fir·maf HANDEL commercial firm [or undertaking]* * *die [business or commercial] firm; business concern* * *die [business or commercial] firm; business concern -
104 Brokerfirma
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105 Vorzeigefirma
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106 Startup-Firma
Start·up·fir·maRR, Start·up-Fir·ma [ʼsta:tʌp-] fstart-up -
107 Startupfirma
Start·up·fir·maRR, Start·up-Fir·ma [ʼsta:tʌp-] fstart-up -
108 Tanne
Tan·ne <-, -n> [ʼtanə] ffir;(Weiß\Tanne) silver fir -
109 Tanne
ffir (tree)f[fälschlich: Fichte]fir -
110 Tannenholzsarg
m1. fir wood casket Am.2. fir wood coffin -
111 Tannensarg
m1. fir casket Am.2. fir coffin -
112 Abrissfirma
* * *Ab·riss·fir·maRRf demolition firm* * * -
113 Affirmation
f; -, -en; fachspr. affirmation* * *Af|fir|ma|ti|on [afɪrma'tsioːn]f -, -en (geh)affirmation* * * -
114 affirmativ
Adj. affirmative* * *af|fir|ma|tiv [afɪrma'tiːf]adj (geh)affirmative* * *Adjektiv affirmative* * *affirmativ adj affirmative* * *Adjektiv affirmative -
115 aufragen
v/i (trennb., hat -ge-) rise (on high), loom (up), tower (up); Felsen: jut (up)* * *auf|ra|genvi sep aux sein or haben(= in die Höhe aufragen) to rise; (sehr hoch, groß auch) to tower (up) ( über +dat above, over)die hoch áúfragenden Türme — the soaring towers
die hoch áúfragenden Fabrikkamine/Tannen — the towering factory chimneys/fir trees
* * *auf|ra·genvi Hilfsverb: sein o haben* * * -
116 Beraterfirma
f firm of consultants, consulting firm* * *Be|ra|ter|fir|mafconsulting or consultancy firm, firm of consultants* * *Beraterfirma f firm of consultants, consulting firm -
117 Beratungsfirma
Be|ra|tungs|fir|mafconsulting or consultancy firm, consultants pl* * ** * *f.business consultancy n. -
118 dürftig
Adj.1. pej. (unzulänglich) poor; Einkommen, Mahlzeit: meag|re (Am. -er), paltry; Beleuchtung, Ausstattung etc.: scanty, sparse; Kleidung: scanty, skimpy; Argument: weak, flimsy, feeble; Ausrede, Erklärung: feeble, lame; Chance, Mehrheit: measly; Aussehen: puny, scrawny, feeble* * *slender; scanty; poor; needy; meagre; in short supply; exiguous; meager; paltry; penurious; bald; slim; tenuous; scant; unsubstantial; crummy* * *dụ̈rf|tig ['dʏrftɪç]1. adj2) (pej = unzureichend) miserable, pathetic (inf); Kenntnisse sketchy, scanty; Ausrede feeble, lame, pathetic (inf); Ersatz poor attr; (= spärlich) Haarwuchs, Pflanzenwuchs sparse; Bekleidung scanty, skimpy2. adv(= kümmerlich) beleuchtet poorly; gekleidet scantilydie Ernte ist dürftig ausgefallen — the harvest turned out to be quite meagre (Brit) or meager (US)
* * *1) ( informal) adjective (made up of small, unrelated pieces: We had a very bitty conversation; His essay was rather bitty.) bitty2) (thin and light: You'll be cold in those flimsy clothes.) flimsy3) (not well; badly: a poorly written essay.) poorly4) meagrely5) (poor or not enough: meagre earnings.) meagre* * *dürf·tig[ˈdʏrftɪç]I. adj\dürftige Unterkunft poor accommodationeine \dürftige Ausrede a feeble excuse\dürftige Kenntnisse scanty knowledge3. (spärlich) sparseII. adv scantily\dürftig ausfallen to be a poor outcome* * *1.2) (abwertend): (unzulänglich) poor <substitute, performance, light>; feeble, poor < explanation>; lame, feeble < excuse>; scanty <knowledge, evidence, results>; sparse < growth of hair>; paltry, meagre < income>2.2) (abwertend): (unzulänglich) skimpily, scantily < furnished>; poorly < attended>; < report, formulate> sketchily; thinly < concealed>* * *dürftig adj1. pej (unzulänglich) poor; Einkommen, Mahlzeit: meagre (US -er), paltry; Beleuchtung, Ausstattung etc: scanty, sparse; Kleidung: scanty, skimpy; Argument: weak, flimsy, feeble; Ausrede, Erklärung: feeble, lame; Chance, Mehrheit: measly; Aussehen: puny, scrawny, feeble* * *1.2) (abwertend): (unzulänglich) poor <substitute, performance, light>; feeble, poor < explanation>; lame, feeble < excuse>; scanty <knowledge, evidence, results>; sparse < growth of hair>; paltry, meagre < income>2.2) (abwertend): (unzulänglich) skimpily, scantily < furnished>; poorly < attended>; <report, formulate> sketchily; thinly < concealed>* * *adj.bald adj.paltry adj.poor adj.scanty adj. adv.poorly adv. -
119 Exportfirma
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120 Fichte
f; -, -n; BOT.1. Baum. spruce, auch allg. pine (tree)* * *die Fichtespruce; pine; pine tree* * *Fịch|te ['fɪçtə]f -, -n (BOT)spruce; (Holz auch) spruce wood* * *Fich·te<-, -n>[fɪçtə]f spruce* * *die; Fichte, Fichten1) spruce2) (Rottanne) Norway spruce* * *1. Baum. spruce, auch allg pine (tree)2. nur sg, Holz: spruce (wood)* * *die; Fichte, Fichten1) spruce2) (Rottanne) Norway spruce* * *-n f.fir n.spruce n.
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FIR — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda FIR es un acrónimo en inglés para Finite Impulse Response o Respuesta finita al impulso. Se trata de un tipo de filtros digitales en el que, como su nombre indica, si la entrada es una señal impulso, la salida tendrá … Wikipedia Español
Fir — (f[ e]r), n. [Dan. fyr, fyrr; akin to Sw. furu, Icel. fura, AS. furh in furhwudu fir wood, G. f[ o]hre, OHG. forha pine, vereheih a sort of oak, L. quercus oak.] (Bot.) A genus ({Abies}) of coniferous trees, often of large size and elegant shape … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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fir — [ fɜr ] noun count a tall tree with thin sharp leaves that do not fall off in winter. It produces brown woody fruits called cones and can be called a fir or a fir tree. a. uncount the wood of a fir tree … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
fir. — «fur», noun. 1. any one of a group of evergreen trees somewhat like a spruce. Firs belong to the pine family. The needles of fir trees are distributed evenly around the branch and have a pleasant smell. Small firs are often used for Christmas… … Useful english dictionary
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fir|ry — «FUR ee», adjective. 1. of or having to do with a fir. 2. made of fir. 3. abounding in firs … Useful english dictionary
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fir — [fə: US fə:r] n [: Old English; Origin: fyrh] a tree with leaves shaped like needles that do not fall off in winter ▪ a fir tree … Dictionary of contemporary English