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1 gel
gel [ʒεl]masculine nouna. ( = temps) frost• « craint le gel » "keep away from extreme cold"b. [de salaires, programme] freezec. ( = substance) gel* * *ʒɛlnom masculin1) Météorologie frost2) Économiegel des prix/salaires — price/wage freeze
3) ( suspension)4) ( produit) gel* * *ʒɛl nm1) (= temps) frost2) (= processus) freezing4) (= produit de beauté) gel* * *gel nm2 Écon ( blocage au niveau atteint) gel de freeze on; gel des subventions freeze on subsidies; gel des prix/salaires price/wage freeze; gel des terres set-aside;4 ( suspension) putting on ice; après le gel du projet, il a fallu faire after the project had been put on ice it became necessary to do;5 Chimie, Cosmét, Pharm gel; gel contraceptif contraceptive gel; gel coiffant hair gel; gel de silice silica gel;6 Tech freezing; gel des tuyauteries freezing of pipes.[ʒɛl] nom masculin2. [suspension] -
2 Nahrungsmittel
Nahrungsmittel npl GEN foodstuffs* * ** * *Nahrungsmittel
food[stuffs], provisions, victuals (Br.), consumables, edibles;
• angereicherte Nahrungsmittel fortified food;
• hochwertige Nahrungsmittel high-grade foodstuffs;
• konservierte Nahrungsmittel processed food;
• saisonbedingte Nahrungsmittel seasonal foods;
• tiefgekühlte Nahrungsmittel frozen food;
• überflüssige Nahrungsmittel spare food;
• verarbeitete Nahrungsmittel processed food;
• zollfreie Nahrungsmittel duty-free food;
• Nahrungsmittel pflanzlichen Ursprungs foodstuffs of vegetable origin;
• Nahrungsmittel konservieren to preserve (process) food[stuffs];
• Nahrungsmittel dem Tiefkühlverfahren unterziehen to quick-freeze food;
• Nahrungsmittel verfälschen to adulterate food;
• Nahrungsmittel verteilen to dispense food;
• Nahrungsmittelanzeige food ad (US);
• Nahrungsmittelbedarf food requirements;
• Nahrungsmittelbetrieb food plant;
• Nahrungsmittelchemiker food analyst (chemist);
• Nahrungsmitteleinfuhr food imports;
• Nahrungsmittelfachmann nutrition expert;
• Nahrungsmittelfälschung adulteration of food;
• Nahrungsmittelgesetz National Food Bill (US);
• Nahrungsmittelhilfe food aid;
• Nahrungsmittelindustrie food (provisions) industry;
• Nahrungsmittelindustrieaktien food shares;
• Nahrungsmittelknappheit food shortage;
• Nahrungsmittelkürzung food cut;
• Nahrungsmittellücke food gap;
• Nahrungsmittelpaket food package;
• Nahrungsmittelpreise food prices;
• Nahrungsmittelpreissteigerung rise in food prices;
• Nahrungsmittelprodukte foods products;
• Nahrungsmittelration food ration;
• Nahrungsmittelreserven food reserve[s];
• Nahrungsmittelsendungen food shipments;
• Nahrungsmittelüberschüsse food glut (surplus), surplus food;
• Nahrungsmittelvergiftung food poisoning;
• Nahrungsmittelverpackungsbetrieb food packers;
• Nahrungsmittelverschwendung food waste;
• Nahrungsmittelversorgung food supply;
• schwächer werdende Nahrungsmittelversorgung diminishing food supplies;
• Nahrungsmittelverteilung dispensation of food;
• Nahrungsmittelvertriebsspezialist food marketeer;
• unzureichende Nahrungsmittelvorräte insufficient food supplies;
• Nahrungsmittelzusatz food additive;
• Nahrungsmittelzuschüsse food subsidies;
• Nahrungsmittelzuschussgebiet food deficit area;
• Nahrungsmittelzuteilung food allowance;
• knappe (unzureichende) Nahrungsmittelzuteilung short commons.
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