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1 glue powder
glue powder Leimpulver nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > glue powder
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2 cement
1. noun 2. transitive verb1) mit Zement/Mörtel zusammenfügen; (stick together) zusammenkleben; (fig.) zusammenkitten; zementieren [Freundschaft, Beziehung]2) (apply cement to) zementieren/mörteln* * *[sə'ment] 1. noun1) (a mixture of clay and lime (usually with sand and water added) used for sticking things (eg bricks) together in building and to make concrete for making very hard surfaces.) der Zement2) (any of several types of glue.) der Klebstoff3) (a substance used to fill cavities in teeth.) der Zahnzement2. verb(to join firmly with cement.) zementieren- academic.ru/11696/cement_mixer">cement mixer* * *ce·ment[sɪˈment]quick-setting \cement schnellbindender Zementthe \cement for their future relations die Grundlage [o Basis] ihrer künftigen BeziehungenII. vt▪ to \cement sth▪ to \cement over ⇆ sth etw zubetonieren▪ to \cement up ⇆ sth etw zumauernto \cement an agreement eine Vereinbarung schließen [o treffen]to \cement a friendship/relationship eine Freundschaft/Beziehung festigen* * *[sə'ment]1. n3) (of tooth) (Zahn-)zement m2. vt (BUILD)zementieren; (= glue) leimen, kitten; (fig) festigen, zementieren* * *cement [sıˈment]A s1. Zement m, (Kalk)Mörtel m2. Klebstoff m, Kitt m3. Bindemittel n4. fig Bindung f, Band n5. a) BIOL Zahnzement mb) Zement m zur ZahnfüllungB v/t1. zementieren2. (ver)kitten, einkitten3. METALL hart einsetzen4. fig festigen, zementieren* * *1. noun 2. transitive verb1) mit Zement/Mörtel zusammenfügen; (stick together) zusammenkleben; (fig.) zusammenkitten; zementieren [Freundschaft, Beziehung]2) (apply cement to) zementieren/mörteln* * *n.Estrich -e m.Kitt nur sing. m.Zement -e m. -
3 dab
I 1. nounTupfer, der2. transitive verb,3. intransitive verb,dab something on or against something — etwas auf etwas (Akk.) tupfen
- bb-II 1. 2. adjectivedab at something — etwas ab- od. betupfen
be a dab hand at cricket/making omelettes — ein As im Kricket/Eierkuchenbacken sein (ugs.)
* * *[dæb] 1. past tense, past participle - dabbed; verb(to touch gently with something soft or moist: He dabbed the wound gently with cottonwool.) abtupfen2. noun1) (a small lump of anything soft or moist: a dab of butter.) der Klecks2) (a gentle touch: a dab with a wet cloth.) der Tupfer* * *[ˌdi:eɪˈbi:]n abbrev of digital audio broadcasting digitale Rundfunkübertragung* * *I [db]1. n1) (= small amount) Klecks m; (applied with puff, of cream etc) Tupfer m; (of liquid, perfume, glue etc) Tropfen m; (of butter) Klacks ma dab of powder/ointment etc — etwas or ein bisschen Puder/Salbe etc
2. vt(with powder etc) betupfen; (with towel etc) tupfento dab one's eyes — sich (dat) die Augen tupfen
IIshe dabbed ointment/powder on her face/the wound — sie betupfte sich (dat) das Gesicht/die Wunde mit Salbe/Puder
n(= fish) Kliesche f, Scharbe f IIIadj (inf)to be a dab hand at sth — gut in etw (dat) sein
to be a dab hand at doing sth — sich darauf verstehen, etw zu tun
* * *dab1 [dæb]A v/t1. leicht schlagen oder klopfen, antippen2. be-, abtupfen3. eine Fläche bestreichen4. Farbe etc (leicht) auftragen (on auf akk)5. TYPO klischieren, abklatschen6. besonders Br sl Fingerabdrücke machen vonC s1. Klaps m, leichter Schlag2. Klecks m, Spritzer m3. → academic.ru/18225/dabber">dabber4. besonders Br sl Fingerabdruck mdab2 [dæb] s FISCH1. Dab m, Kliesche f2. Scholle fbe a dab at sth etwas aus dem Effeff können;a dab at tennis ein Tennis-Ass* * *I 1. nounTupfer, der2. transitive verb,- bb- (press with sponge etc.) abtupfen3. intransitive verb,dab something on or against something — etwas auf etwas (Akk.) tupfen
- bb-II 1. 2. adjectivedab at something — etwas ab- od. betupfen
be a dab hand at cricket/making omelettes — ein As im Kricket/Eierkuchenbacken sein (ugs.)
* * *n.Klaps -e m. v.abtupfen v.tupfen v. -
4 adhesive
1. adjectiveklebrig; gummiert [Briefmarke, Umschlag]; Klebe[band, -schicht]2. nounbe adhesive — kleben/gummiert sein
Klebstoff, der; Klebemittel, das* * *[-siv]adjective (able to adhere; sticky: adhesive tape.) Klebe...* * *ad·he·sive[ədˈhi:sɪv]\adhesive plaster Heftpflaster nt* * *[əd'hiːzɪv]1. nKlebstoff m2. adjhaftend; (more firmly) klebendto be highly/not very adhesive — sehr/nicht gut haften/kleben
adhesive strength/powers (of glue) — Adhäsionskraft f Klebekraft f
* * *adhesive [ədˈhiːsıv; æd-]A adj (adv adhesively)1. (an)haftend, klebend, Kleb(e)…:adhesive label Klebzettel m;adhesive plaster Heftpflaster n;adhesive powder Haftpulver n (für Zahnprothesen);a) US Heftpflaster n,b) Klebstreifen m, Klebeband n;adhesive rubber Klebgummi m/n2. PHYS, TECH haftend, Adhäsions…, Haft…:adhesive capacity, adhesive power Haftvermögen n;adhesive grease Adhäsionsfett n;adhesive stress Adhäsionsspannung f3. BIOL Haft…, Saug…:adhesive bowl Saugnapf m;adhesive disk Haftscheibe f4. fig übertrieben anhänglich, aufdringlichB s1. TECH Haft-, Bindemittel n, Klebstoff m, Kleber m2. gummierte Briefmarke3. US Heftpflaster n* * *1. adjectiveklebrig; gummiert [Briefmarke, Umschlag]; Klebe[band, -schicht]be adhesive — kleben/gummiert sein
2. nounadhesive plaster — Heftpflaster, das
Klebstoff, der; Klebemittel, das* * *adj.anhaftend adj.selbstklebend adj. n.Kleber - m.Klebstoff m.
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