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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > leading p.f.
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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > leading
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leading-in Leitungseinführung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > leading-in
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adjectiveführend; (in first position) [Läufer, Pferd, Auto] an der Spitzeleading role — Hauptrolle, die; (fig.) führende Rolle
* * *leading1[ˈli:dɪŋ]1. (number one) führendone of the town's \leading citizens einer der angesehensten Bürger der Stadt2. LAW\leading question Suggestivfrage fII. n2. (promptings)she followed the \leadings of her heart sie folgte der Stimme ihres Herzensleading2[ˈledɪŋ]* * *I ['ledɪŋ]n (TYP)Durchschuss m II ['liːdɪŋ]adj1) (= first) vorderste(r, s); runner, horse, car also führendthe leading car in the procession — das die Kolonne anführende Auto
2) (= most important) person, writer, politician, company führendleading product/sportsman — Spitzenprodukt nt/-sportler m
leading part or role (Theat) — Hauptrolle f; (fig) führende Rolle (in bei)
the leading issue — das Hauptthema, das wichtigste Thema
we are a leading company in... — unsere Firma ist führend auf dem Gebiet... (+gen)
* * *leading1 [ˈliːdıŋ]A s Leitung f, Führung fB adj1. Leit…, leitend, führend2. erst(er, e, es):3. Haupt…, führend, erst(er, e, es), (be)herrschend, maßgebend, tonangebend:leading citizen einflussreicher Bürger;leading fashion herrschende Modeleading2 [ˈledıŋ] s1. Bleiwaren pl2. Verbleiung f3. a) Bleiüberzug mb) Bleifassung f* * *adjectiveführend; (in first position) [Läufer, Pferd, Auto] an der Spitzeleading role — Hauptrolle, die; (fig.) führende Rolle
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<tech.gen> ■ Voreilung f< edp> ■ führend<mvhcl.rep> (filling of dents) ■ Verzinnen n -
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1. adj COMP character, nought voranstehend, ELECTRON Vorder-, Voreil- 2. n PRINT Durchschuß m, Zeilenzwischenraum m -
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leading edge1 PRÜF Vorderflanke f (Ultraschallstrahl)leading edge2 adj TECH verlaufend -
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