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1 Brachzeit
Brachzeit f 1. IND dead time, downtime, lost time; machine idle time (ablaufbedingt); machine downtime (störungsbedingt); machine interference time (überlappend); 2. PERS dead time, downtime* * *f 1. < Ind> dead time, downtime, lost time, ablaufbedingt machine idle time, störungsbedingt machine downtime, überlappend machine interference time; 2. < Person> dead time, downtime -
2 Maschinenabnutzung
Maschinenabnutzung
machine wear;
• Maschinenanlage machinery, power plant, set, [mechanical] equipment, (Schiff) engine room;
• in Betrieb befindliche Maschinenanlagen operative machinery;
• fest eingebaute Maschinenanlagen trade fixtures;
• Maschinenanlagenkonto machinery account;
• Maschinenarbeit machine work;
• Maschinenarbeiter machine attendant (operator);
• Maschinenausfallzeit machine-idle time;
• Maschinenausrüstung (Computer) [computer] hardware;
• Maschinen- und Betriebsausrüstung (Bilanz) machinery and equipment;
• Maschinenbau construction[al] (mechanical) engineering, (Industriezweig) engineering industry;
• Maschinenbau und Handwerksbetriebe engineering and craft industries;
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3 Maschinenstillstandszeit
German-english technical dictionary > Maschinenstillstandszeit
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4 Maschinenausfallzeit
Maschinenausfallzeit
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5 stillstehen
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat und südd., österr., schw. ist -ge-)1. Verkehr, Wirtschaft etc.: be at a standstill; Maschine: be ( oder stand) idle; die Zeit scheint stillzustehen time seems to be standing still2. (stehen bleiben) Maschine: stop (working); Motor: stop; Herz: stop (beating); mein Herz stand still fig. my heart stopped ( oder stood still)3. MIL. stand to attention; stillgestanden! attention!* * *(außer Betrieb sein) to be at a standstill;(stehen bleiben) to stop* * *stịll|ste|henvi sep irreg aux sein or haben1) (Produktion, Handel etc) to be at a standstill; (Fabrik, Maschine) to be or stand idle; (Verkehr) to be stopped, to be at a standstill; (Herz) to have stopped2) (= stehen bleiben) to stop; (Maschine) to stop working* * *((in the army etc) a position in which one stands very straight with hands by the sides and feet together: He stood to attention.) attention* * *still|ste·henvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein o haben1. (außer Betrieb sein) to be at a standstill, to stand idle* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb2) (Milit.) stand at or to attention* * *die Zeit scheint stillzustehen time seems to be standing still3. MIL stand to attention;stillgestanden! attention!* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb2) (Milit.) stand at or to attention* * *v.to stand idle expr. -
6 leer
I Adj.1. empty (auch fig.); Stelle: vacant; leeres Blatt blank sheet of paper; leere Menge MATH. null set; die Batterie ist leer the battery is flat (MOT. und Am. dead); mit leeren Händen empty-handed; vor leerem Haus / vor leeren Bänken spielen play to an empty theat|re (Am. auch -er) / stadium; Kiste, Packung etc. leer machen umg. empty, finish; sein Glas leer trinken empty one’s glass; seinen Teller leer essen empty ( oder clean) one’s plate; leer kaufen (Geschäft etc.) buy out, empty the shelves of; leer fahren (Tank) run dry; leer bleiben Platz, Sitz: remain empty ( oder unoccupied); leer stehen be empty, be unoccupied; ein leer stehendes Haus an unoccupied ( oder empty) house; leer lassen (Zeile, Seite) leave blank; leer laufen Tank etc.: run dry; leer laufen lassen (Fass, Teich etc.) drain; leer pumpen pump out ( oder dry); leer gefegt Straßen: empty, deserted; Regale: empty; ausgehen 8, Stroh2. (unmöbliert) unfurnished* * *empty; void; blank; vacuous; hollow; vacant; devoid* * *[leːɐ]1. adjempty; Blätter, Seite auch blank; Gesichtsausdruck, Blick blank, vacant; (COMPUT) Ordner, Datei empty; DVD, CD blankder léére Raum (geh) — the cosmos
eine léére Stelle — an empty space
ins Leere starren/treten — to stare/step into space
ins Leere greifen — to clutch at thin air
ins Leere laufen (fig) — to come to nothing, to get nowhere
mit lééren Händen (fig) — empty-handed
2. adveine Zeile léér lassen — to leave a line (blank or free)
etw léér machen — to empty sth
den Teller léér essen — to eat everything on the plate
etw léér trinken — to empty sth
etw léér pumpen — to pump sth dry
léér stehen — to stand empty
léér stehend — empty
einen Laden léér kaufen — to buy a shop (esp Brit) or store (US) out
See:* * *2) (unoccupied: an empty house.) empty3) ((with of) completely without: a street quite empty of people.) empty4) (having no practical result; (likely to be) unfulfilled: empty threats.) empty5) (empty: bare shelves.) bare6) ((of paper) without writing or marks: a blank sheet of paper.) blank7) (absent-mindedly; without concentration: He stared vacantly out of the window.) vacantly8) (showing no thought, intelligence or interest: a vacant stare.) vacant9) (empty; meaningless: vain threats; vain promises.) vain* * *[le:ɐ̯]I. adj1. (ohne Inhalt) emptyetw \leer machen to empty sth2. (menschenleer) emptyein \leerer Saal an empty halldas Haus steht schon lange \leer the house has been empty for a long time3. (nicht bedruckt) blanketw \leer lassen to leave sth blank4. (ausdruckslos) blank, vacantseine Augen waren \leer he had a vacant look in his eyes5.▶ ins L\leere gehen/laufen to be to no avail, to come to nothingII. advden Teller \leer essen to finish one's mealdas Glas/die Tasse \leer trinken to finish one's drinkwie \leer gefegt sein to be deserted\leer stehend empty, vacant* * *1) empty; blank, clean < sheet of paper>sein Glas leer trinken — empty or drain one's glass
die Schachtel leer machen — (ugs.) finish the box
leer laufen — < barrel etc.> run dry; < machine> idle
2) (menschenleer) empty; empty, deserted < streets>die Wohnung steht leer — the house is standing empty or is unoccupied
leer stehend — empty, unoccupied <house, flat>
mit leeren Augen/leerem Blick starren — stare vacantly
* * *leer adjleeres Blatt blank sheet of paper;leere Menge MATH null set;mit leeren Händen empty-handed;vor leerem Haus/vor leeren Bänken spielen play to an empty theatre (US auch -er)/stadium;Kiste, Packung etcleer machen umg empty, finish;sein Glas leer trinken empty one’s glass;seinen Teller leer essen empty ( oder clean) one’s plate;leer kaufen (Geschäft etc) buy out, empty the shelves of;leer fahren (Tank) run dry;leer stehen be empty, be unoccupied;ein leer stehendes Haus an unoccupied ( oder empty) house;leer lassen (Zeile, Seite) leave blank;leer pumpen pump out ( oder dry);2. (unmöbliert) unfurnishedleeres Gerede hot air, empty talk* * *1) empty; blank, clean < sheet of paper>sein Glas leer trinken — empty or drain one's glass
die Schachtel leer machen — (ugs.) finish the box
leer laufen — <barrel etc.> run dry; < machine> idle
2) (menschenleer) empty; empty, deserted < streets>die Wohnung steht leer — the house is standing empty or is unoccupied
leer stehend — empty, unoccupied <house, flat>
mit leeren Augen/leerem Blick starren — stare vacantly
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7 Verlustzeit
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Verlustzeit
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8 Maschinenstillstandszeit
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Maschinenstillstandszeit
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