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1 Brand
m; -(e)s, Brände1. fire; (Großbrand) auch blaze; in Brand ( stehen) (be) on fire, (be) in flames, (be) ablaze; in Brand geraten catch fire; in Brand stecken set fire to, set on fire, set alight; (Brennholz etc.) kindle; (Pfeife etc.) light; ein Gebäude in Brand schießen MIL. set fire to a building by gunfire; einen Brand legen start ( oder set) a fire; der Brand griff um sich the fire spread; einen Brand bekämpfen fight a fire; einen Brand eindämmen contain a fire, bring a fire under control; einen Brand löschen put out a fire; ein Brand wütet a fire is raging (out of control); beim Brand des Hotels kamen drei Menschen um three people died in the hotel fire2. umg., fig. (Durst) raging thirst; einen riesigen Brand haben be parched, be dying of thirst allg.3. (brennendes Holzstück) firebrand4. BOT. blight, mildew5. nur Sg.; MED. (Nekrose) gangrene ohne Art.; feuchter / trockener Brand moist / dry gangrene6. von Keramik etc.: firing* * *der Brandblaze; fire* * *Brạnd [brant]m -(e)s, ordm;e['brɛndə]in Brand geraten — to catch fire; (in Flammen aufgehen) to burst into flames
in Brand stehen — to be on fire, to be ablaze
etw in Brand setzen or stecken — to set fire to sth, to set sth alight or on fire
2) usu pl (= brennendes Holz etc) firebrand4) (=das Brennen von Porzellan etc) firing5) (fig inf = großer Durst) raging thirst8) (= Pflanzenkrankheit) blight* * *(the decay of a part of the body of a living person, animal etc, because the blood supply to that part of the body has stopped.) gangrene* * *<-[e]s, Brände>[brant, pl ˈbrɛndə]m1. (Feuer) firein \Brand geraten to catch fire, to burst into flameseinen \Brand legen to start a fireeinen \Brand löschen to extinguish [or sep put out] a fireetw in \Brand stecken to set sth alightein Gebäude in \Brand stecken to set a building on fire, to set fire to a building2. (das Brennen)▪ der \Brand von Keramik, Porzellan, Ziegel firingeinen \Brand haben (fam) to be parchedseinen \Brand löschen (fam) to cool one's raging thirst5. BOT blight, smut* * *der; Brand[e]s, Brände1) fire2) (Brennen)etwas in Brand setzen od. stecken — set fire to something; set something on fire
3) (ugs.): (Durst) raging thirst* * *1. fire; (Großbrand) auch blaze;in Brand (stehen) (be) on fire, (be) in flames, (be) ablaze;in Brand geraten catch fire;ein Gebäude in Brand schießen MIL set fire to a building by gunfire;einen Brand legen start ( oder set) a fire;der Brand griff um sich the fire spread;einen Brand bekämpfen fight a fire;einen Brand eindämmen contain a fire, bring a fire under control;einen Brand löschen put out a fire;ein Brand wütet a fire is raging (out of control);beim Brand des Hotels kamen drei Menschen um three people died in the hotel fire2. umg, fig (Durst) raging thirst;einen riesigen Brand haben be parched, be dying of thirst allg3. (brennendes Holzstück) firebrand4. BOT blight, mildewfeuchter/trockener Brand moist/dry gangrene6. von Keramik etc: firing* * *der; Brand[e]s, Brände1) fire2) (Brennen)etwas in Brand setzen od. stecken — set fire to something; set something on fire
3) (ugs.): (Durst) raging thirst* * *¨-e (von Keramik) m.firing n. ¨-e m.blaze n.fire n.gangrene n. -
2 Lichtstromabfall
Lichtstromabfall m light decrease [decay], lumen depreciationDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Lichtstromabfall
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