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1 Einfügemodus
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(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. als Neuerung: introduce (in + Akk into); (Einrichtungen) establish, set up; das wollen wir gar nicht erst einführen umg. we’re not going to start that sort of thing, we’re not having any of that2. WIRTS. (Waren) import3. (jemanden) in Familie, Gesellschaft: introduce (in + Akk into; bei jemandem to s.o.); jemanden bei Hofe einführen present s.o. at court; in die Gesellschaft eingeführt werden junge Dame: be initiated into society4. (jemanden) in Arbeit etc.: introduce (in + Akk to); (einweisen, vorstellen) initiate (into); (vertraut machen) familiarize (with); feierlich, in ein Amt: instal(l) (in)5. (etw.) in eine Öffnung etc.: insert (in + Akk into); (zuführen) (Draht, Leitung) feed in(to)II v/refl: sich gut einführen Person: make a good first impression; Ware: be successfully launched; eingeführt* * *(begründen) to establish;(einweihen) to initiate;(hineinstecken) to insert;(importieren) to import;(ins Amt geleiten) to induct; to install; to inaugurate;(vorstellen) to introduce* * *ein|füh|ren sep1. vt1) (= hineinstecken) to insert, to introduce (in +acc into)2) (= bekannt machen) to introduce (in +acc into); (COMM) Firma, Artikel to establishjdn in seine Arbeit éínführen — to introduce sb to his work
jdn bei Hofe éínführen — to present sb at court
éínführende Worte — introductory words, words of introduction
4) (COMM) Waren, Devisen to import5) (ST EX) to list, to introduce (an +dat on)2. vrto introduce oneselfsich gut/nicht gut éínführen — to make a good/bad (initial) impression, to get off to a good/bad start (inf)
* * *1) import2) ((often with into) to bring in (something new): Grey squirrels were introduced into Britain from Canada; Why did you introduce such a boring subject (into the conversation)?) introduce3) ((with to) to cause (a person) to get to know (a subject etc): Children are introduced to algebra at about the age of eleven.) introduce* * *ein|füh·renI. vt▪ etw \einführen to import sth2. (bekannt machen)▪ etw [irgendwo] \einführen to introduce sth [somewhere]einen Artikel/eine Firma [auf dem Markt] \einführen to establish a product/company [on the market]3. (vertraut machen)II. vrsie hat sich gut eingeführt she's made a good startIII. vi▪ \einführend introductory\einführende Worte introductory words, words of introduction* * *1.transitives Verb1) (importieren) import2) (als Neuerung) introduce <method, technology>3) (ein-, unterweisen) introduce (in + Akk. to)4) (hineinschieben) introduce, insert <catheter etc.> (in + Akk. into)2.* * *einführen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. als Neuerung: introduce (das wollen wir gar nicht erst einführen umg we’re not going to start that sort of thing, we’re not having any of that3. (jemanden) in Familie, Gesellschaft: introduce (in +akk into;bei jemandem to sb);jemanden bei Hofe einführen present sb at court;4. (jemanden) in Arbeit etc: introduce (in +akk to); (einweisen, vorstellen) initiate (into); (vertraut machen) familiarize (with); feierlich, in ein Amt: instal(l) (in)B. v/r:sich gut einführen Person: make a good first impression; Ware: be successfully launched; → eingeführt* * *1.transitives Verb1) (importieren) import2) (als Neuerung) introduce <method, technology>3) (ein-, unterweisen) introduce (in + Akk. to)4) (hineinschieben) introduce, insert <catheter etc.> (in + Akk. into)2.* * *v.to herald in v.to implement v.to inaugurate v.to induct v.to initiate v.to introduce v.to spearhead v.to superinduce v.to usher v. -
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m; -s, -1. Schneiderei: gusset2. ARCHIT. spandrel3. umg. hist. (Zweimarkstück) two-mark piece* * *der Zwickelgusset* * *Zwị|ckel ['tsvɪkl]m -s, - (SEW)gusset; (am Segel) gore; (ARCHIT) spandrel* * *Zwi·ckel<-s, ->[ˈtsvɪkl̩]m1. MODE gusseteinen \Zwickel einsetzen to insert a gusset2. ARCHIT spandrel* * *1. Schneiderei: gusset2. ARCH spandrel3. umg hist (Zweimarkstück) two-mark piece* * *- m.gusset n. -
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