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2 Anhänger
m; -s, -1. follower; (Jünger) disciple; einer Partei: supporter, adherent; streitbarer: partisan; Film etc.: fan; SPORT auch supporter; REL., Kunst: devotee2. (Schmuck) pendant3. (Schild) label, tag4. MOT. (drawbar) trailer* * *der Anhänger(Fahrzeug) trailer;(Person) disciple; follower; fan; adherent; supporter;(Schild) tag; label;(Schmuck) pendant;die Anhänger(Personen) supporters (Pl.)* * *Ạn|hän|germ1) (= Wagen) trailer; (= Straßenbahnanhänger) second cardie Straßenbahn hatte zwei Anhänger — the tram (esp Brit) or streetcar (US) had two extra cars
2) (= Schmuckstück) pendant3) (= Kofferanhänger etc) tag, label* * *der2) (a person who follows, especially the philosophy, ideas etc of another person: He is a follower of Plato (= Plato's theories).) follower3) (a loyal supporter, especially one who obeys the leader's orders without question: a politician/gangster and his henchmen.) henchman4) (an ornament hung from a necklace: a pendant hanging from a silver chain.) pendant5) (a vehicle pulled behind a motor car: We carry our luggage in a trailer.) trailer* * *An·hän·ger1<-s, ->m2. (angehängtes Schmuckstück) pendant3. (Gepäckanhänger) label, tagAn·hän·ger(in)2<-s, ->m(f) (fig)2. (Gefolgsmann) follower, supporter* * *2) (Wagen) trailer3) (Schmuckstück) pendant4) (Schildchen) label; tag* * *1. follower; (Jünger) disciple; einer Partei: supporter, adherent; streitbarer: partisan; FILM etc fan; SPORT auch supporter; REL, KUNST devotee2. (Schmuck) pendant3. (Schild) label, tag4. AUTO (drawbar) trailer* * *1) (Mensch) supporter; (einer Sekte) adherent; follower2) (Wagen) trailer3) (Schmuckstück) pendant4) (Schildchen) label; tag* * *- (Lastauto) m.trailer (trucks) n. - (Marke) m.tag (label) n. - (Person) m.adherent n.apostle n.clinger n.collectivist n.dependant n.devotee n.disciple n.follower n.henchman n.(§ pl.: henchmen)member n.partisan n.supporter (sport) n. - (Schmuck) m.pendant n. -
3 Gefolgsmann
m; Pl. -männer und -leute1. HIST. vassal2. POL. etc. follower, supporter; pej. acolyte, henchman, lackey* * *der Gefolgsmannfollower; servitor; henchman; retainer* * *Ge|fọlgs|mann1. m pl -leute or -männer, Ge|folgs|frau2. ffollower; (HIST) liegeman/-woman* * *Ge·folgs·mann, - frau<-[e]s, -leute>m, f follower* * *1. HIST vassal2. POL etc follower, supporter; pej acolyte, henchman, lackey -
4 Getreue
m, f; -n, -n; geh. follower, loyal supporter* * *Ge|treue(r) [gə'trɔyə]mf decl as adj(faithful or trusty) follower* * *Ge·treue(r)* * ** * *m.,f.faithful follower n. -
5 Jünger
Adj. younger; weitS. (ziemlich jung) youngish; (zeitlich näher) more recent, later; der Jüngere (d. J.) the Younger; jüngeren Datums more recent; sie sieht jünger aus als sie ist she looks younger than her age, she doesn’t look her age* * *der Jüngerdisciple;die Jüngerdisciples (Pl.)* * *Jụ̈n|ger ['jʏŋɐ]m -s, -(BIBL fig)disciple* * *Jün·ger(in)<-s, ->[ˈjʏŋɐ]2. (Anhänger) disciple* * *der; Jüngers, Jünger: follower; disciple; (der Kunst, Literatur) devoteeJesus und seine Jünger — Jesus and his disciples
* * ** * *der; Jüngers, Jünger: follower; disciple; (der Kunst, Literatur) devotee* * *- m.disciple n.follower n. -
6 jünger
Adj. younger; weitS. (ziemlich jung) youngish; (zeitlich näher) more recent, later; der Jüngere (d. J.) the Younger; jüngeren Datums more recent; sie sieht jünger aus als sie ist she looks younger than her age, she doesn’t look her age* * *der Jüngerdisciple;die Jüngerdisciples (Pl.)* * *Jụ̈n|ger ['jʏŋɐ]m -s, -(BIBL fig)disciple* * *Jün·ger(in)<-s, ->[ˈjʏŋɐ]2. (Anhänger) disciple* * *der; Jüngers, Jünger: follower; disciple; (der Kunst, Literatur) devoteeJesus und seine Jünger — Jesus and his disciples
* * *der Jüngere (d. J.) the Younger;jüngeren Datums more recent;sie sieht jünger aus als sie ist she looks younger than her age, she doesn’t look her age* * *der; Jüngers, Jünger: follower; disciple; (der Kunst, Literatur) devotee* * *- m.disciple n.follower n. -
7 Schüler
m; -s, -1. pupil, Am. student; (Junge) schoolboy; älterer, Am. allg. (school) student; ein guter / schlechter Schüler a good / bad pupil (Am. student); der beste Schüler der Klasse the best pupil (Am. student) in the class; ein Treffen ehemaliger Schüler a reunion of former pupils (Am. students) ( männlich: old boys, weiblich: old girls); ein ehemaliger Schüler von mir one of my old pupils (Am. students)2. (Jünger) disciple, follower (auch PHILOS. etc.); eines Malers etc.: pupil; ein Schüler Michelangelos a pupil of Michelangelo; ein Brecht-Schüler a Brecht disciple; er ist ein Habermas-Schüler he was a student of Habermas* * *der Schülerschoolboy; pupil; student* * *Schü|ler ['ʃyːlɐ]1. m -s, -,Schǘ|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenschoolboy/-girl; (einer bestimmten Schule, eines Künstlers) pupil; (einer Oberschule) pupil, student; (= Jünger) follower, discipleals Schǘler habe ich... — when I was at school I...
alle Schǘler und Schǘlerinnen dieser Stadt — all the schoolchildren of this town
ein ehemaliger Schǘler (der Schule) — an old boy or pupil (of the school)
* * *(the pupils of a school: The behaviour of this school in public is sometimes not very good.) school* * *Schü·ler(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃy:lɐ]2. (Adept) pupil* * *der; Schülers, Schüler1) pupil; (Schuljunge) schoolboy* * *ein guter/schlechter Schüler a good/bad pupil (US student);der beste Schüler der Klasse the best pupil (US student) in the class;ein Treffen ehemaliger Schüler a reunion of former pupils (US students) ( männlich: old boys, weiblich: old girls);ein ehemaliger Schüler von mir one of my old pupils (US students)ein Schüler Michelangelos a pupil of Michelangelo;ein Brecht-Schüler a Brecht disciple;er ist ein Habermas-Schüler he was a student of Habermas* * *der; Schülers, Schüler1) pupil; (Schuljunge) schoolboy* * *- m.disciple n.pupil n.schoolboy n. -
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10 Ökopax
m; -, -e; follower of the Ökopaxbewegung* * *Öko|pax ['øːkopaks]m -, -e (inf)campaigner for peace and the environment* * *Öko·pax<-en, -e>[ˈø:kopaks]m (sl) environmental pacifist* * * -
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12 Parteigänger
* * *Par|tei|gän|ger [-gɛŋɐ]1. m -s, -,Par|téí|gän|ge|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenparty supporter or follower* * *Par·tei·gän·ger(in)<-s, ->* * * -
13 Getreuer
Ge|treue(r) [gə'trɔyə]mf decl as adj(faithful or trusty) follower* * *Ge·treue(r)f(m) dekl wie adj (geh) faithful [or loyal] follower -
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15 Folgeregler
m < msr> ■ sequence controller; follow-up controller; cascade controller; follower controller; follower -
16 Kopierstift
m < büro> ■ copying pencil; indelible pencilm <wz.masch> ■ copying tracer; stylus follower; follower stylus; former pin; guide pin -
17 Kopiertaststift
m <wz.masch> ■ copying tracer; stylus follower; follower stylus; former pin; guide pin -
18 Kurvenabtaster
m < edv> ■ graph follower -
19 Rollenschlepphebel
m <kfz.mot> ■ roller-type cam follower; cam follower with roller -
20 Stößel
m < druck> ■ platenm prakt < ents> (in MVA; befördert Müll vom Aufgabetisch in die Feuerung) ■ ram feeder; charging ramm <kfz.mot> (in Hydrostößel) ■ lifter bodym <kfz.mot> (betont: Ggs. zu Hydrostößel) ■ solid valve lifter USm <kfz.mot> (in Ventilsteuerung) ■ tappet; valve tappet; valve lifter; cam follower; barrel tappetm < masch> ■ fingerm <wz> (zum Stampfen, Stempeln, Prägen) ■ pestlem <wz> (Schlagwerkzeug) ■ striker
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