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81 grafisch
grafisch adj COMP graphic • grafisch illustriert GEN graphically illustrated* * ** * *grafisch
graphic;
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82 Leistungskurve
Leistungskurve f WIWI characteristic curve* * *f <Vw> characteristic curve* * *Leistungskurve
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83 Licht
Licht n GEN light • ans Licht bringen GEN bring to light • Licht werfen auf GEN shed light on, throw light on* * *n < Geschäft> light ■ ans Licht bringen < Geschäft> bring to light ■ Licht werfen auf < Geschäft> shed light on, throw light on* * *Licht, in günstigem
in favo(u)rable light;
• grelles Licht der Öffentlichkeit glare of publicity;
• ans Licht bringen to disclose;
• grünes Licht für ein Vorhaben erhalten to receive (be given) the green light (goahead) for a project;
• grünes Licht geben to green-light;
• wegen Fahrens ohne Licht angeklagt sein to be charged for driving without light;
• im Licht der Öffentlichkeit stehen to be in the limelight;
• Lichtbild photo[graph], photographic picture, (Diapositiv) lantern slide;
• Lichtdruck phototype, heliotype, collotype (Br.). -
84 Tabelle
Tabelle f COMP, STAT, MEDIA table* * *f <Comp, Math, Medien> table* * *Tabelle
table, scale [book], schedule (US), (Diagramm) graph, diagram, (Inhaltsverzeichnis) index, (Verzeichnis) record, (Zusammenstellung) tabulation, tabularization, scroll, diagram;
• nebenstehende Tabelle adjoining table;
• statistische Tabelle data sheet;
• synoptische Tabelle synoptic table, synopsis;
• versicherungsmathematische (versicherungsstatistische) Tabelle actuarial table;
• Tabelle zur Berechnung der Lohnsteuer pay-as-you-earn schedule (Br.), wage-tax table (US);
• Tabelle zur Berechnung des Nettoertrages von festverzinslichen Papieren bond-value table;
• Tabelle zur Berechnung der Zinsen table of interest;
• Tabelle lohnsteuerfreier Beträge free-pay table (Br.);
• Tabelle über die Herstellungskosten cost-process chart;
• Tabelle der unbedingt Nachschusspflichtigen list of contributories;
• Tabelle der Verbrauchergewohnheiten scale of preferences;
• Tabelle anführen to head a table, to be at the top of the scale;
• Tabelle anlegen (anfertigen) to table;
• in Tabellen anordnen (zusammenstellen) to tabulate;
• Tabellen aufbereiten to prepare tables;
• Tabelle aufstellen to compile (dress) tables;
• statistische Tabelle aufstellen to make a table of statistics;
• an der Spitze einer Tabelle stehen to be at the top of the scale, to head a table. -
85 Abtreibungsparagraph
Ạb|trei|bungs|pa|ra|grafmabortion laws pl* * *Ab·trei·bungs·pa·ra·graphm JUR abortion law* * * -
86 Achse
f; -, -n1. MATH., ARCHIT., ANAT., BOT. etc. axis, Pl. axes; sich um die eigene Achse drehen turn ( oder rotate) on one’s / its own axis2. TECH. axle3. umg., fig.: auf ( der) Achse sein (unterwegs sein) be on the move allg. ( oder road oder go umg.); (auf den Beinen sein) be (back) on one’s feet ( oder in action)* * *die Achseaxis; axle* * *Ạch|se ['aksə]f -, -n1) axis2) (TECH) axle; (= Propellerachse) shaftauf ( der) Achse sein (inf) — to be out (and about); (Kraftfahrer, Vertreter etc) to be on the road
* * *die1) (the real or imaginary line on which a thing turns (as the axis of the earth, from North Pole to South Pole, around which the earth turns).) axis2) (a fixed line used as a reference, as in a graph: He plotted the temperatures on the horizontal axis.) axis* * *Ach·se<-, -n>[ˈaksə]f1. AUTO axle2. (Linie) axis3. POL, HIST axis4.* * *die; Achse, Achsen1) (RadAchse) axleauf Achse sein — (ugs.) be on the road or move
2) (DrehAchse, Math., Astron.) axissich um die od. seine eigene Achse drehen — turn on one's/its own axis
* * *1. MATH, ARCH, ANAT, BOT etc axis, pl axes;sich um die eigene Achse drehen turn ( oder rotate) on one’s/its own axis2. TECH axle3. umg, fig:auf (der) Achse sein (unterwegs sein) be on the move allg ( oder road oder go umg); (auf den Beinen sein) be (back) on one’s feet ( oder in action)* * *die; Achse, Achsen1) (RadAchse) axleauf Achse sein — (ugs.) be on the road or move
2) (DrehAchse, Math., Astron.) axissich um die od. seine eigene Achse drehen — turn on one's/its own axis
* * *-n f.arbor n.axis n.(§ pl.: axes)axle n.center line n.pivot n. -
87 Biograph
m etc. Biograf etc.* * *der Biographbiographer* * *Bio·graph(in)<-en, -en>[bioˈgra:f]* * *der; Biographen, Biographen biographer* * ** * *der; Biographen, Biographen biographer* * *-ien m.biographer n. -
88 Choreograph
der Choreographchoreographer* * *Cho·reo·graph(in)<-en, -en>[koreoˈgra:f]* * *der; Choreographen, Choreographen choreographer* * ** * *der; Choreographen, Choreographen choreographer* * *m.choreographer n. -
89 Computertomograph
Com·pu·ter·to·mo·graphm computerized tomography [or CT] scanner* * *Computertomograf, Computertomograph m; -en, -en; (abk CT) computer tomograph, CAT ( oder CT) scanner -
90 darstellbar
Adj.1. es ist in Worten / numerisch / auf der Leinwand nicht darstellbar it can’t be described in words / expressed in numbers / portrayed on the screen; ist das graphisch darstellbar? can that be shown in a diagram?2. THEAT. actable, playable* * *presentable; educible; expressible; representable* * *dar|stell|bar ['daːɐ-]adj(in Literaturwerk etc) portrayable; (in Bild etc auch) depictable; (durch Diagramm etc) representable; (= beschreibbar) describableschwer/leicht dárstellbar — hard/easy to portray/depict/show/describe
dieses Phänomen ist grafisch dárstellbar — this phenomenon can be shown on a graph
das ist auf dem Bildschirm nicht dárstellbar — this can't be displayed or shown on screen
* * *dar·stell·bar1. (zu berichten)das ist nicht in wenigen Worten \darstellbar this cannot be described in a few wordskaum/leicht \darstellbar hard/easy to describe [or express] [or portraydiese Kurven sind grafisch \darstellbar these curves can be represented in graphic formsämtliche Schritte sind auf dem Bildschirm \darstellbar all steps can be shown [or form depicted] on [the] screen* * *darstellbar adj1.es ist in Worten/numerisch/auf der Leinwand nicht darstellbar it can’t be described in words/expressed in numbers/portrayed on the screen;ist das graphisch darstellbar? can that be shown in a diagram?2. THEAT actable, playable* * *adj.presentable adj.representable adj. adv.presentably adv. -
91 Farbbild
n colo(u)r photo* * *Fạrb|bildnt (PHOT)colo(u)r photo( graph)* * *1) (Foto) colour photo2) (Illustration) colour picture* * *Farbbild n colo(u)r photo* * *1) (Foto) colour photo2) (Illustration) colour picture -
92 Farbfoto
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93 Farbfotografie
f1. colo(u)r photography2. (Bild) colo(u)r photograph* * *die Farbfotografiecolour photography* * *Fạrb|fo|to|gra|fief(= Verfahren) colo(u)r photography; (= Bild) colo(u)r photo(graph)* * *Farb·fo·to·gra·fief colour photography* * *die o. Pl. colour photography* * *1. colo(u)r photography2. (Bild) colo(u)r photograph* * *die o. Pl. colour photography -
94 Fotografie
f; -, -n1. nur Sg.; Kunst, Technik: photography2. (Bild) photograph, picture* * *die Fotografie(Bild) snap; photograph; photography; photo; picture;(Tätigkeit) photography* * *Fo|to|gra|fie [fotogra'fiː]f -, -n[-'fiːən]1) photography2) (= Bild) photo(-graph)* * *die1) (( abbreviation photo) a picture taken by a camera, using the action of light on film or plates covered with certain chemicals: I took a lot of photographs during my holiday.) photograph2) (the act of taking photographs: He's very keen on photography.) photography* * *Fo·to·gra·fie<-, -n>[fotograˈfi:, pl fotograˈfi:ən]f2. (Bild) photograph* * *die; Fotografie, Fotografien1) o. Pl. photography no art.2) (Lichtbild) photograph* * *1. nur sg; Kunst, Technik: photography2. (Bild) photograph, picture* * *die; Fotografie, Fotografien1) o. Pl. photography no art.2) (Lichtbild) photograph* * *-n f.photo n.photograph n.photography n. -
95 Ganzaufnahme
* * *Gạnz|auf|nah|mef (PHOT)full-length photo( graph)* * *Ganz·auf·nah·mef full-length photograph* * ** * *f.full length portrait (photography) n. -
96 Gegenlichtaufnahme
f contre-jour shot* * *Ge|gen|licht|auf|nah|mefbacklit or contre-jour photo( graph) or shot* * *Ge·gen·licht·auf·nah·mef2. (das Aufnehmen) taking a picture against the light* * *die (Fot.) photograph taken against the light; contre-jour photograph* * *Gegenlichtaufnahme f contre-jour shot* * *die (Fot.) photograph taken against the light; contre-jour photograph -
97 Geograph
der Geographgeographer* * *Geo·graph(in)<-en, -en>[geoˈgra:f]* * *der; Geographen, Geographen geographer* * ** * *der; Geographen, Geographen geographer* * *-en m.geographer n. -
98 Gummiparagraph
m umg. elastic ( oder catch-all) clause* * *Gụm|mi|pa|ra|grafm (inf)ambiguous clause* * *Gum·mi·pa·ra·graphm (fam) flexible [or ambiguous] clause* * *der (ugs.) paragraph or section with an elastic interpretation* * ** * *der (ugs.) paragraph or section with an elastic interpretation -
99 Homograf
Ho|mo|graf [homo'graːf]nt -s, -e (LING)homograph* * *Ho·mo·grafRRntHo·mo·graph<-s, -e>[homoˈgra:f]* * * -
100 Homograph
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