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1 Brille
f; -, -n1. ( eine Brille a pair of) glasses Pl., spectacles Pl., specs Pl. umg.; (Schutzbrille) goggles Pl.; eine Brille tragen wear glasses; seine Brille aufsetzen / abnehmen put one’s glasses on / take one’s glasses off; eine stärkere oder schärfere / schwächere Brille brauchen need stronger / weaker glasses; etw. durch eine rosa( rote) / schwarze Brille betrachten fig. take a rosy / gloomy view of s.th.2. (von Klosett) toilet seat* * *die Brilleglasses; specs; spectacles; eyeglasses* * *Brịl|le ['brɪlə]f -, -n1) (OPT) glasses pl, spectacles pl, specs (inf) pl; (= Schutzbrille) goggles pl; (= Sonnenbrille) glasses pleine Brille — a pair of glasses or spectacles
eine Brille tragen — to wear glasses
See:→ rosa2) (= Klosettbrille) (toilet) seat* * *die1) (spectacles.) glasses2) (glasses which a person wears to help his eyesight: a pair of spectacles.) spectacles* * *Bril·le<-, -n>[ˈbrɪlə]f[eine] \Brille tragen to wear glassesetw durch eine rosa[rote] \Brille sehen (fig) to see sth through rose-coloured [or AM -ored] [or rose-tinted] glassesalles durch eine schwarze \Brille sehen (fig) to take a gloomy [or pessimistic] view [of things]etw durch seine [eigene] \Brille sehen [o betrachten] (fig) to take a subjective view of sth, to see sth as one wants to [see it]2. (Toilettenbrille) [toilet] seat* * *die; Brille, Brillen1) glasses pl.; spectacles pl.; specs (coll.) pl.eine Brille — a pair of glasses or spectacles
eine Brille tragen — wear glasses or spectacles
etwas durch eine rosa[rote] Brille sehen od. betrachten — (fig.) see something through rose-coloured or rose-tinted spectacles
2) (ugs.): (KlosettBrille) [lavatory or toilet] seat* * *1. (eine Brille tragen wear glasses;seine Brille aufsetzen/abnehmen put one’s glasses on/take one’s glasses off;schärfere/schwächere Brille brauchen need stronger/weaker glasses;etwas durch eine rosa(rote)/schwarze Brille betrachten fig take a rosy/gloomy view of sth2. (von Klosett) toilet seat* * *die; Brille, Brillen1) glasses pl.; spectacles pl.; specs (coll.) pl.eine Brille — a pair of glasses or spectacles
eine Brille tragen — wear glasses or spectacles
etwas durch eine rosa[rote] Brille sehen od. betrachten — (fig.) see something through rose-coloured or rose-tinted spectacles
2) (ugs.): (KlosettBrille) [lavatory or toilet] seat* * *-en f.eyeglasses n.glasses n.specs n.spectacles n. -
2 Lehrerinnenbrille
f1. (school) mistress glasses Br.2. (school) mistress specs Br.3. (school) mistress spectacles Br.4. (school) teacher glasses5. (school) teacher specs6. (school) teacher spectacles7. teacher's glasses8. teacher's specs9. teacher's spectacles -
3 Nasenfahrrad
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4 Brille
Bril·le <-, -n> [ʼbrɪlə] f[eine] \Brille tragen to wear glasses;etw durch eine rosa[rote] \Brille sehen ( fig) to see sth through rose-coloured [or (Am) -ored]; [or rose-tinted] glasses;etw durch seine [eigene] \Brille sehen [o betrachten]; ( fig) to take a subjective view of sth, to see sth as one wants to [see it]2) ( Toilettenbrille) [toilet] seat -
5 Angeberbrille
fugs.1. poser glasses2. poser specs3. poser spectacles4. show-off glasses5. show-off specs6. show-off spectacles -
6 Fensterglasbrille
f1. plain-glass specs coll.2. plain-glass spectacles3. plain glass specs coll.4. plain glass spectacles -
7 Lehrerbrille
f1. (glasses) teacher glasses2. (school) teacher specs3. (school) teacher spectacles4. teacher's glasses5. teacher's specs6. teacher's spectacles -
8 Skibrille
f1. ski glasses2. ski goggles3. skiing glasses4. skiing goggles5. skiing specs6. ski specs -
9 Daten
Pl.1. Datum2. EDV data Pl. (V. auch im Sg.) Daten austauschen / auswerten / erfassen / löschen / speichern exchange / evaluate / capture ( oder collect)/ delete / save files; Daten verarbeitende Anlage data processing system4. (Personalangaben) particulars, personal data* * *die Datendata (Pl.)* * *Da|ten* * *(or noun singular facts or information( especially the information given to a computer): All the data has/have been fed into the computer.) data* * *Da·ten1[ˈda:tn̩]Da·ten2[ˈda:tn̩]pl datatechnische \Daten specifications, specs fam\Daten erfassen/verarbeiten to collect [or capture]/process data* * *1.s. Datum2.Plural datadie technischen Daten eines Typs — the technical specification sing. of a model
* * *Daten pl2. IT data pl (v auch im sg)Daten austauschen/auswerten/erfassen/löschen/speichern exchange/evaluate/capture ( oder collect)/delete/save files;Daten verarbeitende Anlage data processing system3. allg Tatsachen, Resultate etc: data, facts;technische Daten specifications4. (Personalangaben) particulars, personal data* * *1.s. Datum2.Plural datadie technischen Daten eines Typs — the technical specification sing. of a model
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10 Designerbrille
f designer glasses* * *De|sig|ner|bril|lefdesigner glasses pl or spectacles pl, designer specs pl (inf)* * *Designerbrille f designer glasses -
11 Kassenbrille
f (pair of) glasses supplied by a health insurance scheme (Am. plan); in GB etwa: (pair of) National Health glasses Pl.* * *Kạs|sen|bril|le NHS specs pl (Brit inf standard-issue glasses pl* * *Kassenbrille f (pair of) glasses supplied by a health insurance scheme (US plan); in GB etwa: (pair of) National Health glasses pl -
12 Kassengestell
n umg. glasses frame supplied by a health insurance scheme; etwa in GB: National Health frame* * *Kas·sen·ge·stellnt (fam) ≈ National Health glasses [or fam specs] (spectacles frame paid for by the German equivalent of the National Health Service)* * *Kassengestell n umg glasses frame supplied by a health insurance scheme; etwa in GB: National Health frame -
13 Drei-D-Brille
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14 el. Spiegel beheizt
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15 elektrisch einstellbarer beheizter Außenspiegel
German-english technical dictionary > elektrisch einstellbarer beheizter Außenspiegel
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16 Kraftstoffverbrauch
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17 Lenkradumdrehungen von Anschlag zu Anschlag
German-english technical dictionary > Lenkradumdrehungen von Anschlag zu Anschlag
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18 maximales Drehmoment
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19 Spritverbrauch
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20 Verbrauch
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