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1 framed structure
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2 composite framed structure
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > composite framed structure
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3 panel infillings to framed structure
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4 steel-framed structure
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5 timber-framed structure
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6 framed supporting structure
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > framed supporting structure
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7 steel-framed building
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > steel-framed building
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8 spatial frame supporting structure
spatial frame supporting structure ( spatial framed supporting structure) räumliches Rahmentragwerk n, dreidimensionales Rahmentragwerk nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > spatial frame supporting structure
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9 steel framing
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10 frame
1. noun1) (of vehicle, bicycle) Rahmen, der; (of easel, rucksack, bed, umbrella) Gestell, das; (of ship, aircraft) Gerüst, das2) (border) Rahmen, der[spectacle] frames — [Brillen]gestell, das
3) (of person, animal) Körper, der4) (Photog., Cinemat.) [Einzel]bild, das2. transitive verb1) rahmen [Bild, Spiegel]2) (compose) formulieren [Frage, Antwort, Satz]; aufbauen [Rede, Aufsatz]; (devise) entwerfen [Gesetz, Politik, Plan]; ausarbeiten [Plan, Methode, Denksystem]3) (coll.): (incriminate unjustly)frame somebody — jemandem etwas anhängen (ugs.)
* * *[freim] 1. noun1) (a hard main structure round which something is built or made: the steel frame of the aircraft.) das Gerüst2) (something made to enclose something: a picture-frame; a window-frame.) der Rahmen3) (the human body: He has a slight frame.) die Gestalt2. verb1) (to put a frame around: to frame a picture.) einrahmen2) (to act as a frame for: Her hair framed her face.) umrahmen3) (to arrange false evidence so as to make (someone) seem guilty of a crime etc (noun frame-up).) intrigieren gegen•- academic.ru/29201/framework">framework- frame of mind* * *[freɪm]I. n▪ to be in the \frame ( fig: be centre of attention) im Mittelpunkt stehen; (be under suspicion) unter Verdacht stehen3. (of spectacles)▪ \frames pl Brillengestell nta \frame of metal poles ein Metallgestänge ntclimbing \frame Klettergerüst ntsb's burly/large/slender \frame jds stämmiger/großer/schlanker Körpercold \frame Frühbeetkasten m8. (for snooker balls) [dreieckiger] RahmenII. vt1. (put in surround)▪ to \frame sth etw einrahmen2. (act as surround)▪ to \frame sth etw umrahmen3. (put into words)▪ to \frame sth etw formulieren▪ to \frame sb jdm etwas anhängen* * *[freɪm]1. n1) (= basic structure, border of picture) Rahmen m; (of building) (Grund)gerippe nt; (of ship) Gerippe nt; (HORT) Mistbeet nt, Frühbeet nt; (of spectacles also frames) Gestell nt; (BILLIARDS = single game) Spiel nt; (= triangle) Rahmen m2) (of human, animal) Gestalt f3)in a cheerful frame of mind — in fröhlicher Stimmung or Laune
I am not in the right frame of mind for singing or to sing — ich bin nicht in der (richtigen) Laune or Stimmung zum Singen
frame of reference (lit, fig) — Bezugssystem nt
within the frame of... — im Rahmen (+gen)
this proposal is beyond the frame of the peace agreement — dieser Vorschlag geht über den Rahmen des Friedensvertrags hinaus
5) (FILM, PHOT, COMPUT) (Einzel)bild nt; (in comic strip) Bild(chen) nt2. vthe stood framed in the door — er stand im Türrahmen
2) (= draw up, construct) constitution, law, plan entwerfen; idea entwickeln; (= express) answer, question formulieren; sentence bilden; words bilden, formen3) (inf= incriminate falsely)
he said he had been framed — er sagte, man habe ihm die Sache angehängt (inf)3. vi(= develop) sich entwickeln* * *frame [freım]A s2. (auch Brillen-, Schirm-, Wagen) Gestell n, Gerüst n3. Einfassung f4. ARCHa) Balkenwerk nb) Gerippe n, Skelett n:c) (Tür- etc) Zarge f7. FLUG, SCHIFFa) Spant nb) Gerippe n8. TVa) Abtast-, Blickfeld nb) Raster(bild) m(n)9. a) FILM Einzel-, Teilbild n10. AGR verglastes Treibbeet, Frühbeetkasten m11. Weberei: (Spinn-, Web) Maschine f12. a) Rahmen(erzählung) m(f)b) Hintergrund m13. Körper(bau) m, Gestalt f, Figur f (obs außer in):the mortal frame die sterbliche Hülle14. fig Rahmen m, Gefüge n, System n:within the frame of im Rahmen (gen);a) MATH Bezugs-, Koordinatensystem,b) fig Gesichtspunkt min a cheerful frame of mind in fröhlicher Stimmung;I’m not in the frame of mind for dancing ( oder to dance) ich bin nicht in der Stimmung zu tanzen, mir ist nicht nach Tanzen zumuteB v/t1. zusammenpassen, -setzen, -fügen2. a) ein Bild etc (ein)rahmen, (-)fassenb) fig umrahmen4. etwas ersinnen, entwerfen, einen Plan schmieden, ein Gedicht etc machen, verfertigen, eine Entschuldigung etc formulieren, eine Politik etc abstecken5. gestalten, formen, bilden6. anpassen (to dat)7. Worte formenframe a charge eine falsche Beschuldigung erheben;frame a match ein Spiel (vorher) absprechenI’ve been framed ich bin reingelegt wordenC v/i2. sich entwickeln, Form annehmen:frame well sich gut anlassen (Sache)* * *1. noun1) (of vehicle, bicycle) Rahmen, der; (of easel, rucksack, bed, umbrella) Gestell, das; (of ship, aircraft) Gerüst, das2) (border) Rahmen, der[spectacle] frames — [Brillen]gestell, das
3) (of person, animal) Körper, der4) (Photog., Cinemat.) [Einzel]bild, das2. transitive verb1) rahmen [Bild, Spiegel]2) (compose) formulieren [Frage, Antwort, Satz]; aufbauen [Rede, Aufsatz]; (devise) entwerfen [Gesetz, Politik, Plan]; ausarbeiten [Plan, Methode, Denksystem]3) (coll.): (incriminate unjustly)frame somebody — jemandem etwas anhängen (ugs.)
* * *(carpentry) n.Zarge -n (Tür, Fenster) f. (glasses) n.Einfassung f.Gestell -e n.Rahmen - m.bilden v.einrahmen v.gestalten v.zusammen setzen v.zusammensetzen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.
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