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21 recycling
nounRecycling, das; Wiederaufbereitung, die* * *re·cy·cling[rɪˈsaɪkl̩ɪŋ]II. adj attr, inv Recycling-\recycling bin Wertstoff[sammel]behälter m, Wertstofftonne f\recycling container Wertstoffcontainer m, Sammelcontainer m\recycling plant Recyclinganlage f* * *["riː'saIklɪŋ]nWiederaufbereitung f, Recycling nt* * *recycling plant Müllverwertungs- und Sortieranlage f* * *nounRecycling, das; Wiederaufbereitung, dierecycling plant — Recyclingwerk, das
* * *n.Recycling n.Regenerierung f.Wideraufbereiten n.Wiedergewinnung f. -
22 refill
1. transitive verbnachfüllen [Glas, Feuerzeug]; neu füllen [Kissen]; mit einer neuen Füllung versehen [Zahn]2. noun2)can I have a refill? — (coll.) gießt du mir noch einmal nach?
* * *1. ['ri:fil] noun(the amount (usually in a container) of some material needed to fill up some object which becomes empty through use: I must go and buy some refills for my pen.) die Ersatzfüllung2. [ri:'fil] verb(to fill up again: He refilled his pipe.) nachfüllen* * *re·fillI. n[ˈri:fɪl]Auffüllen nt, Nachfüllen nt; for fountain pen Nachfüllpatrone f; for ballpoint Nachfüllmine [o Ersatzmine] f; for lipstick Nachfüllstift ma \refill for [or on] medication/a prescription eine Neuverordnung einer Behandlung/eines Rezeptesto give sb a \refill (with drink, coffee) jdm etw nachschenkenII. vt[ˌri:ˈfɪl]to \refill a cup/glass eine Tasse/ein Glas wieder füllen* * *["riː'fɪl]1. vtnachfüllen, wieder füllen2. n['riːfɪl] (for fountain pen, lighter) Nachfüllpatrone f; (for ballpoint pen) Nachfüll- or Ersatzmine f; (for lipstick) Nachfüllstift m; (for propelling pencil) Ersatzmine f; (for notebook) Nachfüllblätter plhe wants another refill — er will noch einmal nachgeschenkt haben
* * *refill [ˌriːˈfıl]A v/t wieder füllen, nach-, auffüllenB v/i sich wieder füllenC s [ˈriːfıl]1. Nachfüllung f, besondersa) PHARM etc Ersatzpackung fb) (Bleistift-, Kugelschreiber) Mine fc) Einlage f (in einem Ringbuch)2. would you like a refill? umg darf ich nachschenken?D adj → academic.ru/61067/refillable">refillable* * *1. transitive verbnachfüllen [Glas, Feuerzeug]; neu füllen [Kissen]; mit einer neuen Füllung versehen [Zahn]2. noun2)can I have a refill? — (coll.) gießt du mir noch einmal nach?
* * *v.auffüllen v.nachfüllen v.wieder auffüllen v. -
23 showcase
nounVitrine, die; Schaukasten, der; (fig.) Schaufenster, das* * *noun (a glass case for displaying objects in a museum, shop etc.) der Schaukasten* * *ˈshow·caseI. nII. vt▪ to \showcase sth etw ausstellento \showcase one's talent seine Begabung unter Beweis stellen* * *A s Schaukasten mB v/t besonders US1. (in einem Schaukasten etc) ausstellen2. fig jemandes Leistungen etc groß herausstellen, herausstreichen* * *nounVitrine, die; Schaukasten, der; (fig.) Schaufenster, das* * *n.Kasten - m. -
24 siphon
1. nounSiphon, der2. transitive verb[durch einen Saugheber] laufen lassenPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91622/siphon_off">siphon off* * *1. noun1) (a bent pipe or tube through which liquid can be drawn off from one container to another at a lower level: He used a siphon to get some petrol out of the car's tank.) der Siphon2. verb((with off, into etc) to draw( off) through a siphon: They siphoned the petrol into a can.) entleeren* * *si·phon[ˈsaɪfən]I. nII. vt▪ to \siphon sth etw [mit einem Saugheber] absaugen [o abpumpen]* * *['saIfən]1. nHeber m; (= soda siphon) Siphon m2. vtabsaugen; (into tank) (mit einem Heber) umfüllen* * *siphon [ˈsaıfn]A s1. Siphon m, Saugheber m3. TECH Unterführung f (einer Wasserleitung etc)4. ZOOL Sipho m (Atem-, Kloakenöffnung)B v/ta) absaugen,b) fig Gelder, Personal etc abziehen,c) fig einen Gewinn etc abschöpfenC v/i (durch einen Heber) aus-, ablaufen* * *1. nounSiphon, der2. transitive verb[durch einen Saugheber] laufen lassensiphon something from a tank — etwas [mit einem Saugheber] aus einem Tank ablassen
Phrasal Verbs:* * *n.Siphon -s m.
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