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3 Leiste
f; -, -n1. (Umrandung) border; (Latte) lath; mit quadratförmigem Schnitt: batten; mit Profil: mo(u)lding; (Tapetenleiste) picture rail (Am. molding); (Fußbodenleiste) skirting board, Am. baseboard; Maschine etc.: (guide) rail; Buch: edge; (Knopfleiste) facing; Weberei: selvage; (Zierleiste) trim2. ANAT. groin* * *die Leistegroin; slat; ledge* * *Leis|te ['laistə]f -, -n1) (= Holzleiste etc) strip (of wood etc); (= Zierleiste) trim; (= Umrandung) border; (zur Bilderaufhängung, zur Führung von Arbeitsstücken etc) rail; (= Scheuerleiste) skirting (board) (Brit), baseboard (US); (COMPUT) bar* * *die1) (a piece of wood used for keeping other pieces in place: These strips are all fastened together with a batten.) batten2) (a thin strip of wood, metal etc.) slat* * *Leis·te<-, -n>[ˈlaistə]f1. (schmale Latte) strip2. (Übergang zum Oberschenkel) groin* * *die; Leiste, Leisten1) strip; (HolzLeiste) batten; (profiliert) moulding; (halbrund) beading; (am Auto) trim; (TapetenLeiste) [picture-]rail; picture moulding (Amer.)eine Leiste — a piece or strip of moulding/beading/trim; (HolzLeiste) a batten
2) (KnopfLeiste) facing3) (Anat.) groin4) (Weberei) selvage* * *1. (Umrandung) border; (Latte) lath; mit quadratförmigem Schnitt: batten; mit Profil: mo(u)lding; (Tapetenleiste) picture rail (US molding); (Fußbodenleiste) skirting board, US baseboard; Maschine etc: (guide) rail; Buch: edge; (Knopfleiste) facing; Weberei: selvage; (Zierleiste) trim2. ANAT groin* * *die; Leiste, Leisten1) strip; (HolzLeiste) batten; (profiliert) moulding; (halbrund) beading; (am Auto) trim; (TapetenLeiste) [picture-]rail; picture moulding (Amer.)eine Leiste — a piece or strip of moulding/beading/trim; (HolzLeiste) a batten
2) (KnopfLeiste) facing3) (Anat.) groin4) (Weberei) selvage* * *-n f.groin n.ledge n. -
4 schiene
f; -, -n1. TECH. bar; (Führungsschiene) rail; MED. splint; HIST. (Teil der Rüstung) splint; am Schlitten: metal face2. EISENB.: Schienen rails, track; aus den Schienen springen be derailed, jump the rails; den Verkehr von der Straße auf die Schiene bringen transfer traffic from road to rail3. fig. track; auf der politischen Schiene on the political trail ( oder circuit); immer auf derselben Schiene bleiben always be stuck in the same groove* * *die Schienesplint; rail* * *Schie|ne ['ʃiːnə]f -, -n1) rail; (MED) splint; (von Lineal) edge, guide; (von Winkelmesser) bladeauf oberster Schíéne backen (im Backofen) — to bake at the top of the oven
aus den Schíénen springen — to leave or jump the rails
Verkehr auf die Schíéne(n) verlagern — to transfer traffic onto the rails
3) (fig)auf der politischen Schíéne — along political lines
ein Problem auf der pragmatischen/politischen Schíéne lösen — to solve a problem pragmatically/by political means
auf der emotionalen Schíéne — on an emotional level
* * *die1) ((usually in plural) a long bar of steel which forms the track on which trains etc run.) rail2) (a piece of wood etc used to keep a broken arm or leg in a fixed position while it heals.) splint3) (a railway line.) track* * *Schie·ne<-, -n>[ˈʃi:nə]fbitte die \Schiene nicht überqueren please do not cross the rails [or railway lines]▪ die \Schiene the railwayaus den \Schienen springen to come off the rails a. fig3. MED splint4. (Stoßkante) runner5. (fam) [line of] approachich bin beruflich so eingespannt, dass auf der privaten \Schiene wenig läuft I'm so busy with my job that I don't have much [of a] private life6. (Verbindung) contact* * *die; Schiene, Schienen1) rail2) (GleitSchiene) runner3) (Med.): (Stütze) splint* * *…schiene f im subst1. TECH:Eisenbahnschiene (railway, US railroad) rail;Gardinenschiene curtain rail ( oder rod);Leitschiene guide rail;Rillenschiene grooved rail2. fig:Parteischiene party trail;Unterhaltungsschiene entertainment circuit;Musikschiene music program(me)* * *die; Schiene, Schienen1) rail2) (GleitSchiene) runner3) (Med.): (Stütze) splint* * *-n f.rail n. -
5 Schiene
f; -, -n1. TECH. bar; (Führungsschiene) rail; MED. splint; HIST. (Teil der Rüstung) splint; am Schlitten: metal face2. EISENB.: Schienen rails, track; aus den Schienen springen be derailed, jump the rails; den Verkehr von der Straße auf die Schiene bringen transfer traffic from road to rail3. fig. track; auf der politischen Schiene on the political trail ( oder circuit); immer auf derselben Schiene bleiben always be stuck in the same groove* * *die Schienesplint; rail* * *Schie|ne ['ʃiːnə]f -, -n1) rail; (MED) splint; (von Lineal) edge, guide; (von Winkelmesser) bladeauf oberster Schíéne backen (im Backofen) — to bake at the top of the oven
aus den Schíénen springen — to leave or jump the rails
Verkehr auf die Schíéne(n) verlagern — to transfer traffic onto the rails
3) (fig)auf der politischen Schíéne — along political lines
ein Problem auf der pragmatischen/politischen Schíéne lösen — to solve a problem pragmatically/by political means
auf der emotionalen Schíéne — on an emotional level
* * *die1) ((usually in plural) a long bar of steel which forms the track on which trains etc run.) rail2) (a piece of wood etc used to keep a broken arm or leg in a fixed position while it heals.) splint3) (a railway line.) track* * *Schie·ne<-, -n>[ˈʃi:nə]fbitte die \Schiene nicht überqueren please do not cross the rails [or railway lines]▪ die \Schiene the railwayaus den \Schienen springen to come off the rails a. fig3. MED splint4. (Stoßkante) runner5. (fam) [line of] approachich bin beruflich so eingespannt, dass auf der privaten \Schiene wenig läuft I'm so busy with my job that I don't have much [of a] private life6. (Verbindung) contact* * *die; Schiene, Schienen1) rail2) (GleitSchiene) runner3) (Med.): (Stütze) splint* * *1. TECH bar; (Führungsschiene) rail; MED splint; HIST (Teil der Rüstung) splint; am Schlitten: metal face2. BAHN:Schienen rails, track;aus den Schienen springen be derailed, jump the rails;den Verkehr von der Straße auf die Schiene bringen transfer traffic from road to rail3. fig track;auf der politischen Schiene on the political trail ( oder circuit);immer auf derselben Schiene bleiben always be stuck in the same groove* * *die; Schiene, Schienen1) rail2) (GleitSchiene) runner3) (Med.): (Stütze) splint* * *-n f.rail n. -
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