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2 Gründungslinie
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3 Erdung
f ETECH.1. nur Sg. (Erden) earthing, Am. grounding* * *die Erdunggrounding; earthing* * *Er|dung ['eːɐdʊŋ]f -, -en (ELEC)earth( ing), ground(ing) (US)* * *((a wire that provides) an electrical connection with the earth.) earth* * *Er·dung<-, -en>f ELEK2. (Strom leitende Verbindung) earth* * *die; Erdung, Erdungen (Elektrot.)1) earthing2) (Leitung) earth [connection]* * *1. nur sg (Erden) earthing, US grounding* * *die; Erdung, Erdungen (Elektrot.)1) earthing2) (Leitung) earth [connection] -
4 Fundament
n; -(e)s, -e2. fig. foundation, basis; das Fundament legen für oder zu lay the foundation(s) for ( oder of); ein gutes oder solides Fundament a solid foundation (bes. Wissen: grounding); auf einem festen Fundament stehen be on a firm footing; in seinen Fundamenten erschüttern destroy the (very) foundations ( oder roots) of* * *das Fundamentbase; foundation; bed-plate; basis; foundations; footing; grounding* * *Fun|da|mẹnt [fʊnda'mɛnt]nt -(e)s, -e (lit, fig)foundation (usu pl)das Fundament für etw schaffen (fig) — to lay the foundations for sth
* * *das1) (the base on which something is built: First they laid the foundations, then they built the walls.) foundation2) (work done in preparation for beginning a project etc.) groundwork* * *Fun·da·ment<-[e]s, -e>[fʊndaˈmɛnt]nt* * *das; Fundament[e]s, Fundamente1) (Bauw.) foundations pl.das Fundament legen od. mauern — lay the foundations
etwas in seinen Fundamenten erschüttern — (fig.) strike at the very foundations of something
2) (Basis) base; basis* * *1. ARCH foundations pl;bis auf die Fundamente zerstört werden be razed (to the ground)2. fig foundation, basis;zu lay the foundation(s) for ( oder of);solides Fundament a solid foundation ( besonders Wissen: grounding);auf einem festen Fundament stehen be on a firm footing;in seinen Fundamenten erschüttern destroy the (very) foundations ( oder roots) of* * *das; Fundament[e]s, Fundamente1) (Bauw.) foundations pl.das Fundament legen od. mauern — lay the foundations
etwas in seinen Fundamenten erschüttern — (fig.) strike at the very foundations of something
2) (Basis) base; basis* * *n.footing n.foundation n.foundations n.ground work n.grounding n.seating n. -
5 Flugverbot
* * *Flug|ver|botntflying banein Flúgverbot erlassen — to ground; (über bestimmten Gebieten) to ban from flying
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7 Anfangsunterricht
m first years Pl. of teaching, early lessons Pl., elementary instruction, beginners’ class* * *Ạn|fangs|un|ter|richtmfirst lessons pl* * ** * *Anfangsunterricht m first years pl of teaching, early lessons pl, elementary instruction, beginners’ class* * *m.elementary instruction n. -
8 aufarbeiten
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Angesammeltes) get through, get s.th. out of the way; einen Rückstand aufarbeiten clear a backlog; ich muss noch viel aufarbeiten I have a lot to catch up on2. (aufbrauchen) use up3. (Kleider, Möbel etc.) do up umg.II v/refl1. umg. (sich kaputtarbeiten) work o.s. to death2. (sich aufraffen) pull o.s. together* * *auf|ar|bei|tenvt sep2) (= auswerten) Literatur etc to incorporate critically; Vergangenheit to reappraise3) (= erledigen) Korrespondenz, Liegengebliebenes to catch up with or on, to clear* * *auf|ar·bei·tenvt1. (renovieren)2. (bearbeiten)aufgearbeitete Akten/Korrespondenz cleared files/correspondence3. (bewältigen)die Vergangenheit \aufarbeiten to reappraise the past4. (auswerten)Literatur \aufarbeiten to incorporate literature critically* * *transitives Verb1) (erledigen) catch up with <correspondence etc.>2) (studieren, analysieren) review <literature, material>; look back on and reappraise <one's past, childhood>3) (restaurieren, überholen) refurbish* * *aufarbeiten (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/teinen Rückstand aufarbeiten clear a backlog;ich muss noch viel aufarbeiten I have a lot to catch up on2. (aufbrauchen) use upB. v/r1. umg (sich kaputtarbeiten) work o.s. to death2. (sich aufraffen) pull o.s. together* * *transitives Verb1) (erledigen) catch up with <correspondence etc.>2) (studieren, analysieren) review <literature, material>; look back on and reappraise <one's past, childhood>3) (restaurieren, überholen) refurbish* * *v.to work off v. -
9 Hauptschule
f etwa secondary school, a school that takes students through the last five years of their compulsory period of education* * *A Hauptschule caters for the last five years of the compulsory nine years at school in Germany. Students can then stay on for another year and, if their marks are good enough, obtain a qualifizierter Hauptschulabschluss, known colloquially as a Quali, which gives them a better chance in the job market and also entitles them to attend a Fachoberschule. In Austria a Hauptschule covers school years five to eight and also offers opportunities for young people who wish to go on to higher education. In Switzerland compulsory schooling is provided by a Volksschule. See: → Orientierungsstufe* * *Haupt·schu·lef ≈ secondary modern school BRIT, ≈ junior high school AM (covering years 5 to 9 or the last 5 years of the compulsory nine years at school in Germany or years 5 to 8 in Austria)* * *die ≈ secondary modern school•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Hauptschulabschluss (school-leaving certificate). The Hauptschule aims to give the least academically-inclined children a sound educational grounding. Pupils stay at the Hauptschule for 5 or 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre* * *Hauptschule f etwa secondary school, a school that takes students through the last five years of their compulsory period of education* * *die ≈ secondary modern school•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Hauptschulabschluss (school-leaving certificate). The Hauptschule aims to give the least academically-inclined children a sound educational grounding. Pupils stay at the Hauptschule for 5 or 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre* * *-n f.junior high school (US) n.middle school (US) n.secondary modern school (UK) n.secondary school (non-academic) n. -
10 Hausarrest
m1. für Kinder: grounding, being kept in; in Internat: gating, Am. campusing; sie hat Hausarrest she’s been grounded2. JUR. house arrest* * *Haus|ar|restm(im Internat) detention; (JUR) house arrestHáúsarrest haben — to be in detention/under house arrest
Fritz kann nicht zum Spielen rauskommen, er hat Háúsarrest — Fritz can't come out to play - he's grounded or being kept in
* * *(a type of arrest in which a person is not allowed to leave his own house: He was kept under house arrest.) house arrest* * *Haus·ar·restm1. (Verbot) confinement to the house\Hausarrest haben to be grounded2. (Strafe) house arrest* * *1) house arrest* * *sie hat Hausarrest she’s been grounded2. JUR house arrest* * *1) house arrest* * *m.house arrest n. -
11 Malgrund
m KUNST (Fläche) grounding; (Grundiermasse) auch primer* * * -
12 Schutzkontakt
m ETECH. earthing (Am. grounding) contact* * *Schụtz|kon|taktm (ELEC)safety contact* * *Schutz·kon·takt* * * -
13 Startverbot
n* * *Stạrt|ver|botnt (AVIAT)ban on takeoff; (SPORT) ban* * *Start·ver·botnt1. SPORT banjdn mit einem \Startverbot belegen to ban [or bar] sb [from the sport]jdn mit einem befristeten \Startverbot belegen to suspend sb [from the sport]2. LUFT ban on take-off\Startverbot haben to be grounded* * *1. SPORT suspension;zwei Jahre Startverbot haben be suspended for two years2. FLUG grounding;einem Flugzeug Startverbot erteilen ground an aircraft* * *n.suspension n. -
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15 Einführung
Einführung f 1. COMP, RECHT introduction; 2. IMP/EXP importation, imp.; 3. PERS induction (in ein Amt); 4. SOZ introductory course, induction course; 5. V&M launch, start (auf dem Markt)* * *f 1. < Comp> introduction; 2. <Imp/Exp> importation (imp.) ; 3. < Person> in ein Amt induction; 4. < Sozial> introductory course, induction course; 5. <V&M> auf dem Markt launch, start* * *Einführung
initiation, introduction, grounding, advent, send-in (sl.), (in Betrieb) orientation, induction, (an der Börse) introduction, listing (US), (Einrichtung) installation, establishment, (Euro) introduction, adoption, (Gesetz) adoption, (Versicherung) lead, (Vorwort) preface, introduction, foreword;
• stufenweise Einführung gradual introduction;
• verbindliche Einführung compulsory introduction;
• Einführung einer Aktie an der Börse going public;
• Einführung von Aktien zum Börsenhandel listing of shares at the stock exchange;
• Einführung in ein Amt installation (instalment, Br., induction) into an office; Einführung
• alternativer Arbeitszeitmodelle introduction of alternative working time models;
• Einführung neuer Artikel new-product introduction;
• Einführung des Bargeldes (Euro) introduction of the euro as cash;
• Einführung von Beschränkungen institution of restrictions;
• Einführung rechtlicher Bestimmungen implementation of legislation;
• Einführung an der Börse admission (Br.) (listing, US) on the stock exchange;
• Einführung der Einheitswährung introduction of the single currency;
• Einführung des Elternurlaubs introduction of career breaks;
• Einführung des Euro als stabile Währung introduction of the euro as a stable currency;
• Einführung auf dem Markt launching on the market;
• Einführung der Sommerzeit alteration to summer time;
• Einführung einer harmonisierten Steuer implementation of a harmonised tax;
• Einführung einer neuen Steuer establishment of a new tax;
• Einführung von Umweltgesetzen und -verfahren implementation of environmental law and procedures;
• Einführung der einheitlichen europäischen Währung introduction of the single European currency;
• schrittweise Einführung eines gemeinsamen Zolltarifs progressive introduction of a common customs tariff;
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17 Arrest
m; -(e)s, -e1. detention (auch Schule), confinement; mit Arrest bestrafen oder unter Arrest stellen put in confinement; Arrest bekommen / haben be given / have detention2. JUR. (Beschlagnahme) seizure, impounding* * *der Arrestdetention; injunction; apprehension; arrest* * *Ar|rẹst [a'rɛst]m -(e)s, -s1) (SCH, MIL, JUR = Jugendarrest) detentionseine Eltern bestraften ihn mit Arrest — his parents punished him by grounding him
Arrest in jds Vermögen — distress (form) upon sb's property
* * *Ar·rest<-[e]s, -s>[aˈrɛst]m JUR1. (Freiheitsentzug) detentionpersönlicher \Arrest arrest, AM a. [body] attachment2. (Beschlagnahme)dinglicher \Arrest attachment, seizureeinen dinglichen \Arrest erlassen to issue a writ of attachment* * *der; Arrest[e]s, Arreste (Milit., Rechtsw., Schule) detentioneinen Schüler mit Arrest bestrafen — (veralt.) punish a pupil by putting him in detention
* * *1. detention (auch Schule), confinement;unter Arrest stellen put in confinement;Arrest bekommen/haben be given/have detention* * *der; Arrest[e]s, Arreste (Milit., Rechtsw., Schule) detentioneinen Schüler mit Arrest bestrafen — (veralt.) punish a pupil by putting him in detention
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18 Grundierung
f* * *die Grundierungground; priming; undercoat* * *Grun|die|rungf -, -en1) no pl (= das Grundieren) undercoating; (ART) grounding* * *(a substance put on a surface to prime it before painting.) primer* * *Grun·die·rung<-, -en>f2. (erster Anstrich) primary [or priming] coat* * ** * ** * *die; Grundierung, Grundierungen (erster Anstrich) priming coat; (Ölmalerei) ground coat* * *f.ground coat n.undercoat n. -
19 Erdschlussstrombegrenzungsspule
f <el> ■ grounding reactor US ; earthing reactor GBGerman-english technical dictionary > Erdschlussstrombegrenzungsspule
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20 Erdung
f <el> ■ earth connection; grounding US ; earthing; earth lead; ground
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