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41 Ehrenformation
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42 Eisenbahnschaffner
* * *der Eisenbahnschaffnerguard* * *Ei|sen|bahn|schaff|ner(in)m(f)(railway) guard (Brit), (railroad) conductor (US)* * *Ei·sen·bahn·schaff·ner(in)m(f) railway guard [or conductor], ticket inspector* * *der railway guard; railroad conductor (Amer.)* * ** * *der railway guard; railroad conductor (Amer.) -
43 Garde
f; -, -n2. Karneval: group of members of a carnival society wearing brightly colo(und)red uniforms during carnival* * *die Gardeguard* * *Gạr|de ['gardə]f -, -nguardGarde zu Fuß (Hist) — Foot Guards pl
bei der Garde — in the Guards
die alte/junge Garde (fig) — the old/young guard
* * *Gar·de<-, -n>[ˈgardə]f guarddie königliche \Garde the household troopsbei der \Garde in the Guards* * *die; Garde, Garden1) (Milit., LeibGarde) guard2) (Gruppe) team* * *2. Karneval: group of members of a carnival society wearing brightly colo(und)red uniforms during carnival* * *die; Garde, Garden1) (Milit., LeibGarde) guard2) (Gruppe) team* * *-n f.guards n. -
44 Grenzposten
m border guard* * *Grẹnz|pos|tenmborder guard* * *Grenz·pos·tenm border [or frontier] guard* * *der border or frontier guard* * *Grenzposten m border guard* * *der border or frontier guard* * *m.border guard n. -
45 schützen
I v/t1. protect ( vor + Dat from); (verteidigen) defend (gegen, vor + Dat against, from); (sichern, bewahren) guard (against); gegen Wetter etc.: shelter (from); (decken) cover; weitS. shield; (abschirmen) screen, shield; (geleiten) escort; (erhalten) preserve, conserve; (Umwelt etc.) auch protect; (bewachen) watch over; bedrohte Arten müssen besser geschützt werden endangered species must be better protected; vor Hitze schützen! store away from heat; vor Nässe schützen! keep dry, keep ( oder store) in a dry place2. patentrechtlich schützen patent, protect with a patent; urheberrechtlich schützen copyright; den Namen schützen lassen register the name as a trademark; geschütztII v/refl protect o.s. (gegen, vor + Dat from); sich schützen vor (+ Dat) auch guard against; sich beim Geschlechtsverkehr schützen use protective measures when having sex, have safe sex* * *to screen; to safeguard; to shield; to protect; to guard* * *Schụ̈t|zen ['ʃʏtsn]m -s, - (TEX)shuttle* * *1) (to guard or defend from danger; to keep safe: She protected the children from every danger; Which type of helmet protects the head best?; He wore a fur jacket to protect himself against the cold.) protect2) ((with against or from (something bad)) to guarantee or make safe: Keep your jewellery in the bank to secure it against theft.) secure3) ((sometimes with from) to shelter from light or heat: He put up his hand to shade his eyes.) shade4) (to give protection: That line of trees shelters my garden.) shelter* * *schüt·zen[ˈʃʏtsn̩]I. vt1. (beschirmen)▪ jdn [vor jdm/etw] \schützen to protect sb [against [or from] sb/sth]Gott schütze dich! may the Lord protect you!das Öl ist vor Sonnenlicht zu \schützen this oil must be kept away from [or out of] [direct] sunlight▪ etw/Tiere \schützen to place a protection order on sth/animals [or protect sth/animals by law]geschützte Pflanzen protected plants▪ etw \schützen to patent sth [or protect sth by patent]ein Firmensignet \schützen lassen to copyright [or register] a company logo [or protect a company logo by copyright]gesetzlich geschützt registered [as a trade mark]patentrechtlich [o durch das Patentrecht] geschützt protected by patent, patentedurheberrechtlich [o durch das Urheberrecht] geschützt protected by copyright, copyright[ed]II. vi▪ [vor etw dat [o gegen etw akk]] \schützen to provide [or offer] [or give] protection [from [or against] sth]* * *1.transitives Verb protect (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); safeguard <interest, property, etc.> (vor + Dat. from)sich schützend vor jemanden/etwas stellen — stand protectively in front of somebody/something
gesetzlich geschützt — registered [as a trade mark]
2.‘vor Wärme/Kälte/Licht schützen’ — ‘keep away from heat/cold/light’
intransitives Verb provide or give protection (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); (vor Wind, Regen) provide or give shelter (vor + Dat. from)* * *A. v/t1. protect (gegen, vor +dat against, from); (sichern, bewahren) guard (against); gegen Wetter etc: shelter (from); (decken) cover; weitS. shield; (abschirmen) screen, shield; (geleiten) escort; (erhalten) preserve, conserve; (Umwelt etc) auch protect; (bewachen) watch over;bedrohte Arten müssen besser geschützt werden endangered species must be better protected;vor Hitze schützen! store away from heat;vor Nässe schützen! keep dry, keep ( oder store) in a dry place2.patentrechtlich schützen patent, protect with a patent;urheberrechtlich schützen copyright;B. v/r protect o.s. (gegen, vor +dat from);sich schützen vor (+dat) auch guard against;sich beim Geschlechtsverkehr schützen use protective measures when having sex, have safe sex* * *1.transitives Verb protect (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); safeguard <interest, property, etc.> (vor + Dat. from)sich schützend vor jemanden/etwas stellen — stand protectively in front of somebody/something
gesetzlich geschützt — registered [as a trade mark]
2.‘vor Wärme/Kälte/Licht schützen’ — ‘keep away from heat/cold/light’
intransitives Verb provide or give protection (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); (vor Wind, Regen) provide or give shelter (vor + Dat. from)* * *(vor) v.to protect (from) v. v.to guard v. -
46 Vorhut
f; -, kein Pl.; MIL. vanguard (auch fig.), advance guard* * *die Vorhutvanguard; van; advance guard* * *Vor|hutf -, -en (MIL)vanguard, advance guard* * *(the part of an army going in front of the main body.) vanguard* * *Vor·hut<-, -en>f MIL vanguard, advance-guard* * *die; Vorhut, Vorhuten advance guard; (fig.) vanguard* * ** * *die; Vorhut, Vorhuten advance guard; (fig.) vanguard* * *-en f.vanguard n. -
47 Wachdienst
* * *der Wachdienstsentry* * *Wạch|dienstmlookout, guard (duty); (MIL) guard (duty); (NAUT) watchWachdienst haben/machen — to be on guard (duty); (Naut) to have the watch
* * *Wachdienst haben be on guard (duty); SCHIFF have the watch -
48 Steinschlagschutz
m < kfz> (Blende auf hinterem Kotflügel; typ. an Cobra 427) ■ stone guard; gravel guard; gravel shieldm rar <kfz.mot> (meist zw. vord. Stoßfänger und Ölwannenhinterkante) ■ oil pan guard US ; oil sump guard GB ; pan guard US ; sump guard GB ; skid plate; skid grid US -
49 behüten
v/t2. (schützen) vor Gefahren etc.: protect ( vor + Dat from); ( Gott) behüte! God forbid!, perish the thought!* * *to keep; to guard; to watch over* * *be|hü|ten ptp behütetvt(= beschützen, bewachen) to look after; (esp Engel etc) to watch overbehǘten — to save or protect sb from sth
(Gott) behüte! (inf) — God or Heaven forbid!
behüt dich Gott! (old, S Ger) — (may) God be with you!
See:→ auch behütet* * *be·hü·ten *vt1. (schützend bewachen)▪ jdn/etw \behüten to watch over [or guard] sb/sth2. (bewahren)jdn vor einem großen Fehler/vor Schlimmerem \behüten to save sb from a big mistake/a worse fate3.▶ [Gott] behüt[e]! God [or Heaven] forbid!* * *jemanden vor einer Gefahr behüten — keep or safeguard somebody from a danger
[Gott] behüte! — God or Heaven forbid!
* * *behüten v/t2. (schützen) vor Gefahren etc: protect (vor +dat from);(Gott) behüte! God forbid!, perish the thought!* * *jemanden vor einer Gefahr behüten — keep or safeguard somebody from a danger
[Gott] behüte! — God or Heaven forbid!
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50 Bewacher
* * *Be|wạ|cher [bə'vaxɐ]1. m -s, -, Be|wa|che|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenguard; (SPORT von Spieler) marker* * *Be·wa·cher(in)<-s, ->1. (jd, der jdn bewacht) guard* * *der; Bewachers, Bewacher: guard; (Ballspiele) marker* * ** * *der; Bewachers, Bewacher: guard; (Ballspiele) marker -
51 Ehrenwache
f1. (Personen) guard of hono(u)r* * *Eh|ren|wa|chefguard of honour (Brit) or honor (US)* * *(soldiers or other people who are lined up as an honour to someone important: A guard of honour greeted the President at the airport.) guard of honour* * *Eh·ren·wa·chef guard of honour* * *1. (Personen) guard of hono(u)r2. (Dienst) sentry duty;Ehrenwache halten be on sentry duty -
52 Nationalgarde
f1. HIST. National Guard2. in USA: National Guard* * *Na|ti|o|nal|gar|defNational Guard* * *Na·ti·o·nal·gar·def national guard* * *1. HIST National Guard2. in USA: National Guard -
53 Wachposten
m guard* * *der Wachpostensentry; guard* * *Wạch|pos|tenmsentry, guard; (= Schüler, Dieb etc) lookout* * *(a sentry.) sentinel* * *Wach·pos·ten* * *der (Milit.) guard; sentry* * *Wachposten m guard* * *der (Milit.) guard; sentry* * *m.sentry n. -
54 wachsam
I Adj. watchful, vigilant; Hund: alert; wachsam sein be on one’s guard; ein wachsames Auge haben auf (+ Akk) keep a sharp ( oder watchful) eye on* * *vigilant; watchful; observant; alert; wide-awake; observing; wary; wakeful* * *wạch|sam ['vaxzaːm]1. adjwatchful, vigilant; (= vorsichtig) on one's guardein wachsames Auge auf jdn/etw haben — to keep a watchful or sharp eye on sb/sth
See:→ Holzauge2. advwatchfully, vigilantly* * *1) alertly2) vigilant3) (alert and cautious: watchful eyes; If you are watchful you will not be robbed.) watchful4) watchfully* * *wach·sam[ˈvaxza:m]I. adj vigilant, watchfulseid \wachsam! be on your guard!II. adv vigilantly, watchfully* * *1.Adjektiv watchful; vigilant2.adverbial vigilantly* * *wachsam sein be on one’s guard;B. adv:* * *1.Adjektiv watchful; vigilant2.adverbial vigilantly* * *adj.alert adj.vigilant adj.wakeful adj.watchful adj. adv.alertly adv.vigilantly adv.wakefully adv.watchfully adv. -
55 Wache
Wa·che <-, -n> [ʼvaxə] f\Wache haben to be on guard duty;auf \Wache sein to be on guard duty;auf \Wache on [guard] duty3) ( Polizeiwache) police station;kommen Sie mal mit auf die \Wache! you'll have to accompany me to the [police] station, please!4) ( behüten)[bei jdm] \Wache halten to keep watch [over sb] -
56 Aufzug
m3. umg. (Aufmachung) getup; in diesem Aufzug gehst du nicht aus dem Haus! you’re not leaving the house dressed ( oder looking) like that!4. THEAT. act5. Turnen: pull-up* * *der Aufzug(Fahrstuhl) lift; elevator;(Theater) act* * *Auf|zugmder Áúfzug der Wache — the mounting of the guard
4) (von Gewitter etc) gathering7) no pl pej inf = Kleidung) get-up (inf)* * *der1) (an apparatus for lifting usually heavy objects: a luggage hoist.) hoist2) ((American elevator) a small enclosed platform etc that moves up and down between floors carrying goods or people: Since she was too tired to climb the stairs, she went up in the lift.) lift* * *Auf·zug1m\Aufzug fahren to take [or go in] the lift2. (Festzug) procession5. (Akt) actAuf·zug2* * *2) (abwertend): (Aufmachung) get-up* * *Aufzug m3. umg (Aufmachung) getup;in diesem Aufzug gehst du nicht aus dem Haus! you’re not leaving the house dressed ( oder looking) like that!4. THEAT act5. Turnen: pull-up* * *2) (abwertend): (Aufmachung) get-up* * *-¨e m.elevator (US) n.hoist n.lift (UK) n.parade n.procession n. -
57 Auslage
f* * *die Auslage(Kosten) expense; disbursement;(Waren) window; display; window display; goods on display; exhibition* * *Aus|la|gef2) (SPORT) basic stance; (FECHTEN) on guard position3) usu pl expenseseine Áúslagen für Verpflegung — his outlay for food
* * *die1) (something which shows or sets out something else: an advertising display.) display* * *Aus·la·ge<-, -n>fsonstige \Auslagen sundry expensesin [die] \Auslage gehen to adopt [the] on guard position* * *1) Plural (Unkosten) expensesunsere Auslagen für Strom/Heizung — usw. our outlay sing. on electricity/heating etc.
2) (SchaufensterAuslage) window displayin der Auslage — in the window
* * *Auslage f3. meist pl (Ausgaben) expenses;jemandem seine Auslagen erstatten refund sb his etc expenses* * *1) Plural (Unkosten) expensesunsere Auslagen für Strom/Heizung — usw. our outlay sing. on electricity/heating etc.
2) (SchaufensterAuslage) window display* * *-n f.display n. -
58 Bedeckung
f2. Gegenstand: cover, covering3. (Geleitschutz) escort* * *die Bedeckungencrustation; tegument* * *Be|dẹ|ckungf -, -en1) (= das Bedecken) covering2) (= Deckendes) cover, coveringder Konvoi hatte drei Fregatten zur Bedeckung — the convoy was escorted by three frigates, the convoy had an escort of three frigates
* * *Be·de·ckungf1. (das Bedecken) covering3. (das Bedeckende) covering* * *die; Bedeckung, Bedeckungen1) covering2) (Schutz) guard* * *2. Gegenstand: cover, covering3. (Geleitschutz) escort* * *die; Bedeckung, Bedeckungen1) covering2) (Schutz) guard* * *f.encrustation n. -
59 Grundstellung
f Tanzen, Schach etc.: starting position; Ballett: position; Fechten: on-guard position; Turnen: normal position; Boxen: on-guard position; MIL. position of attention* * *Grụnd|stel|lungf (TURNEN)starting position; (BOXEN) on-guard position; (CHESS) initial or starting position; (MUS) root position* * *Grund·stel·lungf* * ** * *Grundstellung f Tanzen, Schach etc: starting position; Ballett: position; Fechten: on-guard position; Turnen: normal position; Boxen: on-guard position; MIL position of attention* * ** * *f.initial state n. -
60 Schutzblech
n guard; am Fahrrad, Oldtimer: mudguard, Am. fender* * *das Schutzblechprotecting plate; apron; guard; protection plate* * *Schụtz|blechntmudguard* * *Schutz·blechnt mudguard; Mähdrescher, Rasenmäher guard plate* * *das mudguard* * ** * *das mudguard* * *n.fender n.guard plate n.safety cover n.
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