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1 Takelage
[takә’la:жә] f; -, -n; NAUT. (masts and) rigging* * *die Takelagerigging; tackle* * *Ta|ke|la|ge [takə'laːZə]f -, -n (NAUT)rigging, tackle* * *(the ropes etc which control a ship's masts and sails.) rigging* * *Ta·ke·la·ge<-, -n>[takəˈla:ʒə]f NAUT rigging* * *die; Takelage, Takelagen (Seew.) masts and rigging* * ** * *die; Takelage, Takelagen (Seew.) masts and rigging* * *-n f.rigging n. -
2 bemasten
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3 Bemastung
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4 Wald
m; -(e)s, Wälder wood(s Pl.); (großer Wald) forest (auch fig.); (Waldfläche) woodland; ein Wald von Masten etc. fig. a forest of masts; einen ganzen Wald absägen umg., fig. (schnarchen) snore like a buzz saw; er sieht den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht fig. he can’t see the wood (Am. forest) for the trees; ich glaub, ich steh im Wald umg. well, blow me (Am. blow me down); wie man in den Wald hineinruft, so schallt’s heraus you get what you give* * *der Waldforest; wood; woods* * *Wạld [valt]m -(e)s, -er['vɛldɐ] wood(s pl); (großer) forest; (no pl = Waldland) woodland(s pl), wooded countryWald und Wiese/Feld or Flur (liter) — woods and meadows/fields
ich glaub, ich steh im Wald (inf) — I must be seeing/hearing things! (inf)
er sieht den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht — he can't see the wood (Brit) or forest (US) for the trees (Prov)
wie es in den Wald hineinschallt or wie man in den Wald hineinruft, so schallt es wieder heraus (Prov) — you get as much as you give
der Thüringer Wald — the Thuringian Forest, the Thüringer Wald
* * *der1) ((a large piece of) land covered with trees.) forest2) ((often in plural) a group of growing trees: They went for a walk in the woods.) wood* * *<-[e]s, Wälder>[valt, pl ˈvɛldɐ]m (mit Bäumen bestandenes Land) wood, forestBayrischer \Wald the Bavarian ForestThüringer \Wald the Thuringian Forest▶ wie man in den \Wald hineinruft, so schallt es wieder heraus (prov) you are treated as you treat others▶ den \Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht sehen (fam) to not be able to see the wood [or forest] for the trees* * *der; Wald[e]s, Wälder wood; (größer) forestden Wald vor [lauter] Bäumen nicht sehen — (fig.) not see the wood for the trees
* * *ein Wald von Masten etc fig a forest of masts;einen ganzen Wald absägen umg, fig (schnarchen) snore like a buzz saw;ich glaub, ich steh im Wald umg well, blow me (US blow me down);wie man in den Wald hineinruft, so schallt’s heraus you get what you give* * *der; Wald[e]s, Wälder wood; (größer) forestden Wald vor [lauter] Bäumen nicht sehen — (fig.) not see the wood for the trees
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5 spider cam
■ Camera mounted on a linkage suspended from four masts that keeps the camera at the required height, powered by rope winches that shorten and extend the ropes in a coordinated and quick way so that nearly every angle of the field of play is covered.Syn. spider camera■ Wendige, an einem Seilzugsystem befestigte Kamera, die über dem Spielfeld dreidimensional frei in alle Richtungen bewegt werden kann, um so Bilder aus fast jedem Blickwinkel liefern zu können.► Ein Seilzugsystem, das an 4 Punkten befestigt ist, hält die Spidercam in der gewünschten Höhe. Seilwinden, die die Seile koordiniert verkürzen oder verlängern, treiben das System an und machen es schnell und wendig. Somit wird jeder Blickwinkel innerhalb des Areals für die Spidercam anfahrbar. -
6 spider camera
■ Camera mounted on a linkage suspended from four masts that keeps the camera at the required height, powered by rope winches that shorten and extend the ropes in a coordinated and quick way so that nearly every angle of the field of play is covered.Syn. spider camera■ Wendige, an einem Seilzugsystem befestigte Kamera, die über dem Spielfeld dreidimensional frei in alle Richtungen bewegt werden kann, um so Bilder aus fast jedem Blickwinkel liefern zu können.► Ein Seilzugsystem, das an 4 Punkten befestigt ist, hält die Spidercam in der gewünschten Höhe. Seilwinden, die die Seile koordiniert verkürzen oder verlängern, treiben das System an und machen es schnell und wendig. Somit wird jeder Blickwinkel innerhalb des Areals für die Spidercam anfahrbar. -
7 Schoner
m; -s, -; cover; auf Sofa, Lehnstuhl: antimacassar; Schoner an den Ärmeln tragen wear sleeve-protectors—m; -s, -; NAUT. schooner* * *der Schonerschooner* * *Scho|ner I ['ʃoːnɐ]m -s, - (NAUT)schooner IIm -s, -cover; (für Rückenlehnen) antimacassar, chairback; (= Ärmelschoner) sleeve-protector* * *(a type of fast sailing-ship with two or more masts.) schooner* * *Scho·ner1<-s, ->[ˈʃo:nɐ]m NAUT schoonerScho·ner2<-s, ->[ˈʃo:nɐ]* * *der; Schoners, Schoner (Seemannsspr.) schooner* * *Schoner1 m; -s, -; cover; auf Sofa, Lehnstuhl: antimacassar;Schoner an den Ärmeln tragen wear sleeve-protectorsSchoner2 m; -s, -; SCHIFF schooner* * *der; Schoners, Schoner (Seemannsspr.) schooner* * *- m.schooner n. -
8 -mastig
(having (a certain number of) masts: single-masted; four-masted.) -masted -
9 Masten
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10 Takelage
f1. masts and rigging2. rig
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