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121 träge
Adj. (langsam) sluggish (auch weitS. UND WIRTS.), slow-moving; Mensch: auch lethargic, listless, indolent; (schläfrig) drowsy, sleepy; ( leblos, auch PHYS.) inert; geistig träge pej. mentally slow ( oder sluggish), dull; träge Masse PHYS. inertial mass; ich war einfach zu träge, nochmal fortzugehen I (just) couldn’t be bothered to go out again, I was too lazy to go out again* * *inert; indolent; inactive; sluggish; sluggard; slothful; stale; languid; shiftless; stagnant; languorous; spiritless; lazy; torpid* * *Tra|ge ['traːgə]f -, -n(= Bahre) litter; (= Tragkorb) pannier* * *(a light folding bed with handles for carrying the sick or wounded: The injured man was carried to the ambulance on a stretcher.) stretcher* * *Tra·ge<-, -n>[ˈtra:gə]f stretcher* * *die; Trage, Tragen1) (Bahre) stretcher2) (Traggestell) pannier* * *träge adj (langsam) sluggish (auch weitS. und WIRTSCH), slow-moving; Mensch: auch lethargic, listless, indolent; (schläfrig) drowsy, sleepy; (leblos, auch PHYS) inert;träge Masse PHYS inertial mass;ich war einfach zu träge, nochmal fortzugehen I (just) couldn’t be bothered to go out again, I was too lazy to go out again* * *die; Trage, Tragen1) (Bahre) stretcher2) (Traggestell) pannier* * *-n f.hand barrow n.stretcher n. -
122 Trennwand
f partition, dividing wall; leichte: auch divider* * *die Trennwanddivider; folding screen* * *Trẹnn|wandfpartition (wall)* * *(something that divides, eg a light, often temporary, wall between rooms: The office was divided in two by a wooden partition.) partition* * *Trenn·wandf partition [wall]* * ** * *f.partition n.room divider n. -
123 versenkbar
* * *immersible* * *ver|sẹnk|baradjthat can be lowered; Scheinwerfer retractable; Nähmaschine, Tischplatte foldaway attr* * *ver·senk·baradj lowerableeine \versenkbare Brotschneidemaschine/Nähmaschine a foldaway bread slicer/sewing machine\versenkbare Scheinwerfer retractable headlightsein \versenkbares Verdeck a folding top* * *versenkbar adj auch Bühne: lowerable; Teil: collapsible; attr auch fold-down …; Antenne etc: retractable* * *adj.flush adj. -
124 Zeilenumbruch
m DRUCK. line break* * *Zei|len|um|bruchfline break* * *Zei·len·um·bruchm INFORM, TYPO line folding [or break]automatischer \Zeilenumbruch word wrap, wraparound* * * -
125 zerlegbar
Adj. TECH. easily dismantled; Möbel etc.: auch attr. knock-down...; MATH. divisible; LING. analysable, Am. analyzable; CHEM. decomposable* * *decomposable; dismountable; dispersible* * *zer|leg|baradjable to be taken apart; Maschine, Gerüst auch able to be dismantled; (GRAM) analysable (Brit), analyzable (US); (MATH) reducibledie Möbel waren leicht zerlégbar — the furniture could easily be taken apart, the furniture was easily taken apart
* * *zer·leg·baradj able to be dismantled [or taken apart]\zerlegbares Element PHYS fissile element* * *zerlegbar adj TECH easily dismantled; Möbel etc: auch attr knock-down …; MATH divisible; LING analysable, US analyzable; CHEM decomposable* * *adj.decomposable adj.dispersible adj.folding adj.take-apart adj. -
126 Bogenfalzmaschine
Bo·gen·falz·ma·schi·nef TYPO sheet folder [or folding machine] -
127 Lagenfalzung
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128 Harmonikatür
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