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1 filter

1. noun
1) Filter, der

2) (Brit.) (route) Abbiegespur, die; (light) grünes Licht für Abbieger
2. transitive verb
filtern
3. intransitive verb
1) [Flüssigkeiten:] sickern

2) (make way gradually)

filter through/into something — durch etwas hindurch-/in etwas (Akk.) hineinsickern

3) (at road junction) sich einfädeln

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/87033/filter_out">filter out

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['filtə] 1. noun
1) (a strainer or other device through which liquid, gas, smoke etc can pass, but not solid material: A filter is used to make sure that the oil is clean and does not contain any dirt; ( also adjective) filter paper.) der Filter, Filter-...

2) (a kind of screening plate used to change or correct certain colours: If you are taking photographs in sun and snow, you should use a blue filter.) der Filter
2. verb
1) ((of liquids) to (become) clean by passing through a filter: The rain-water filtered into a tank.) durch einen Filter sickern

2) (to come bit by bit or gradually: The news filtered out.) durchsickern

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- filter-tip

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fil·ter

[ˈfɪltəʳ, AM -ɚ]

I. n

1. (porous device) Filter m

water \filter Wasserfilter m; (for coffee) Kaffeefilter m, Filtertüte f

2. (for light) Filter m o nt

light \filter Lichtfilter m, optischer Filter

3. (for frequencies) Frequenzfilter m

4. BRIT

[traffic] \filter (lane) Abbiegespur f; (light) grünes Licht für Abbieger

5. COMPUT, INET Filter m

II. n modifier Filter-

\filter program COMPUT Filterprogramm nt fachspr

III. vt

1. (process, purify)

▪ to \filter sth etw filtern [o bes fachspr filtrieren

2. (extract)

▪ to \filter sth from sth etw aus etw dat herausfiltern

3. ( fig: select)

to \filter calls/people Anrufe/Leute selektieren [o auswählen

IV. vi

1. BRIT AUTO

to \filter left/right sich akk links/rechts einordnen

2. (get)

▪ to \filter into/out of sth liquid in etw akk /aus etw dat sickern; light, sound in etw akk /aus etw dat dringen

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['fɪltə(r)]
1. n

1) Filter m; (PHOT, RAD, MECH) Filter nt or m

2) (Brit for traffic) grüner Pfeil (für Abbieger)

2. vt
liquids, air filtern; sunlight durchschimmern lassen; information vorsortieren
3. vi

1) (light) durchscheinen, durchschimmern; (liquid, sound) durchsickern

2) (Brit AUT) sich einordnen

to filter to the left — sich links einordnen

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filter [ˈfıltə(r)]

A s

1. Filter m, Seihtuch n, Seiher m

2. CHEM, FOTO, PHYS, TECH Filter n/m

3. ELEK Filter n/m, Sieb n

4. AUTO Br grüner Pfeil (für Abbieger)

B v/t filtern:

a) (durch)seihen

b) filtrieren:

filter off abfiltern;

filter sth out of sth etwas aus etwas herausfiltern

C v/i

1. a) durchsickern ( through durch) (Flüssigkeit)

b) durchscheinen, -sickern ( through durch) (Licht)

2. sich langsam bewegen:

filter out grüppchenweise oder einer nach dem andern herauskommen (of aus)

3. filter into sich einschleusen in (akk) (Agent etc)

4. fig

a) filter out ( oder through) durchsickern (Nachrichten etc)

b) filter into einsickern oder langsam eindringen in (akk)

5. AUTO Br

a) die Spur wechseln

b) sich einordnen ( to the left links)

c) abbiegen (wenn der grüne Pfeil aufleuchtet)

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1. noun
1) Filter, der

2) (Brit.) (route) Abbiegespur, die; (light) grünes Licht für Abbieger
2. transitive verb
filtern
3. intransitive verb
1) [Flüssigkeiten:] sickern

2) (make way gradually)

filter through/into something — durch etwas hindurch-/in etwas (Akk.) hineinsickern

3) (at road junction) sich einfädeln

Phrasal Verbs:

- filter out

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n.

Filter - m.

English-german dictionary > filter
2 roundabout

1. noun
1) (Brit.): (road junction) Verkehrskreisel, der

2) (Brit.): (merry-go-round) Karussell, das

it's swings and roundabouts — es gleicht sich aus
2. adjective
1) (meandering)

a [very] roundabout way — ein [sehr] umständlicher Weg

the taxi went a roundabout way — das Taxi machte einen Umweg

2) (fig.): (indirect) umständlich

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noun

1) (a revolving machine on which one can ride for pleasure; a merry-go-round.) das Karussel

2) (a circular piece of ground where several roads meet, and round which traffic must travel.) der Kreisverkehr

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round·about

[ˈraʊndəˌbaʊt]

I. n

1. BRIT, AUS (traffic) Kreisverkehr m

2. BRIT (for funfair) Karussell nt

to ride the \roundabout Karussell fahren

II. adj umständlich

to take a \roundabout approach umständlich an etw akk herangehen

to take a \roundabout route einen Umweg machen

to give a \roundabout statement eine unklare Aussage machen

to ask sb in a \roundabout way jdn durch die Blume fragen

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['raUndəbaʊt]
1. adj
answer, question umständlich
roundabout route — Umweg m

we came a roundabout way or by a roundabout route — wir sind auf Umwegen gekommen, wir haben einen Umweg gemacht

he has a roundabout way of going about things — er geht sehr umständlich an die Dinge heran

what a roundabout way of doing things! — wie kann man nur so umständlich sein!

by roundabout means —

roundabout phrase she gave a roundabout reply — (umständliche) Umschreibung sie antwortete auf Umwegen

to say sth in a roundabout way — etw auf Umwegen sagen

2. n (Brit
at fair) Karussell nt; (in children's playground) Karussell nt; (MOT) Kreisverkehr m
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roundabout

A adj

1. weitschweifig, umständlich (Erklärungen etc):

what a roundabout way of doing things! wie kann man nur so umständlich sein!

2. roundabout way ( oder course, route) Umweg m;

take a roundabout course einen Umweg machen;

in a roundabout way fig auf Umwegen

3. rundlich, plump

B s

1. Umweg m

2. fig Umschweife pl

3. Br Karussell n:

go on the roundabout Karussell fahren;

lose on the swings what one makes on the roundabouts fig genauso weit sein wie am Anfang;

you make up on the swings what you lose on the roundabouts fig was man hier verliert, macht man dort wieder wett

4. Br (Verkehrs)Kreisel m

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1. noun
1) (Brit.): (road junction) Verkehrskreisel, der

2) (Brit.): (merry-go-round) Karussell, das

it's swings and roundabouts — es gleicht sich aus
2. adjective
1) (meandering)

a [very] roundabout way — ein [sehr] umständlicher Weg

the taxi went a roundabout way — das Taxi machte einen Umweg

2) (fig.): (indirect) umständlich

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n.

Karussell n.

English-german dictionary > roundabout

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