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1 floating floor
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > floating floor
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2 floating floor
floating floor schwimmender Estrich mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > floating floor
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3 floating floor
<build.int> (gen., any material) ■ schwimmender Fußboden m ; schwimmend verlegter Fußboden m -
4 floating floor
schwimmender EstrichEnglish-German dictionary of labour protection > floating floor
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5 concrete-screed floating floor
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > concrete-screed floating floor
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6 floating screed
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > floating screed
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7 slick
1. adjective(coll.)1) (dextrous) professionell2) (pretentiously dextrous) clever (ugs.)2. noun[oil] slick — Ölteppich, der
* * *I [slik] adjective(clever especially in a sly or dishonest way; smart: That was a very slick move!) geschickt- academic.ru/91719/slickly">slickly- slickness II [slik] noun((also oil-slick) a broad band of oil floating on the surface of the sea etc: An oil-slick is threatening the coast.) der (Öl)Teppich* * *[slɪk]I. adja \slick pass SPORT ein gekonnter Pass\slick performance/show tadellose Aufführung/Show\slick sales talk cleveres VerkaufsgesprächII. nIII. vt▪ to \slick on sth oil, cream etw auftragen* * *[slɪk]1. adj (+er)1) (often pej: clever) gewieft (inf), clever (inf); answer, solution glatt; show, performance, translation, style glatt, professionella slick novel — ein glatt or professionell geschriebener Roman
2) hair geschniegelt3) (US: slippery) glatt, schlüpfrig2. n1) (= oil slick) (Öl)teppich m, Schlick nt* * *slick [slık]A adj (adv slickly)1. glatt, rutschig (Straße etc)2. seidig glänzend3. flott, schwungvoll (Aufführung etc)4. a) clever, gewieft (Verkäufer etc):a slick customer ein gewiefter Burscheb) raffiniert (Plan etc)c) besonders US umg gerissen (Geschäftsmann etc)5. besonders US umg klasse:the show was really slick die Show war ganz große KlasseB s1. Ölteppich m2. TECH Glättwerkzeug n3. US umg Hochglanzmagazin nC v/t* * *1. adjective(coll.)1) (dextrous) professionell2) (pretentiously dextrous) clever (ugs.)2. noun[oil] slick — Ölteppich, der
* * *adj.glatt adj.routiniert adj. v.polieren v.
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