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121 zwölf
Zahlw. twelve; um zwölf ( Uhr) at twelve (o’clock); mittags: auch at noon; nachts: auch at midnight; fünf Minuten vor zwölf fig. at the eleventh hour; es ist fünf Minuten vor zwölf fig. it’s five minutes to midnight, time is rapidly running out; siehe auch acht1* * *twelve* * *zwọ̈lf [tsvœlf]numtwelvezwölf Uhr mittags/nachts — (12 o'clock) noon or midday/midnight
davon gehen zwölf aufs Dutzend — they're ten a penny (Brit inf), they're a dime a dozen (US inf)
See:→ auch vier* * *die1) (the number or figure 12.) twelve2) (the age of 12.) twelve3) (12 in number.) twelve4) (aged 12.) twelve* * *[tsvœlf]adj twelve; s.a. acht1▶ es ist schon fünf vor \zwölf! it's almost too late!▶ die Z\zwölf Nächte the Twelve Days of Christmas* * *Kardinalzahl, twelvezwölf Uhr mittags/nachts — [twelve o'clock] midday/midnight
es ist fünf [Minuten] vor zwölf — (fig.) we are on the brink; s. auch acht I
* * *zwölf num twelve;fünf Minuten vor zwölf fig at the eleventh hour;es ist fünf Minuten vor zwölf fig it’s five minutes to midnight, time is rapidly running out; → auch acht1* * *Kardinalzahl, twelvezwölf Uhr mittags/nachts — [twelve o'clock] midday/midnight
es ist fünf [Minuten] vor zwölf — (fig.) we are on the brink; s. auch acht I
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122 Wegstunde
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123 in letzter Minute
at the last minute; at the eleventh hour* * *(at the last possible moment; only just in time: The child was saved from the kidnappers at the eleventh hour.) at the eleventh hour -
124 -stündig
-stün|dig [ʃtʏndɪç]adj sufeine halbstündige/zweistündige Fahrt — a half-hour/two-hour journey, a journey of half an hour/two hours
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125 Rushhour
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126 Betriebsstundenzähler
m < msr> (allg.) ■ working hour meter; operating hour meter; elapsed time indicator; elapsed-time meter; time totalizing meter -
127 Achtstundenarbeitstag
Achtstundenarbeitstag
eight-hour[s] shift (working day);
• Achtstundenbetrieb einer Fabrik eight-hour run of a factory;
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