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1 Material
Material n GEN material, MAT* * ** * *Material
material, matter, (Ausrüstung) equipment, (Börse) [floating] supply, offerings, offer (US), (Handwerkszeug) findings (US), (Stoff) substance, stuff, body, (Verarbeitung) stock, (Vorrat) [dead] stock;
• abzusetzendes Material (drucktechn.) matter, manuscript;
• anfallendes Material material as it becomes available;
• angebotenes Material (Börse) floating supply;
• heute angebotenes Material (Börse) offerings of stock today;
• reichhaltig angebotenes Material (Börse) material offerings;
• aufgearbeitetes Material worked material;
• unterwegs befindliches Material supplies in transit;
• in Verarbeitung befindliches Material stock (work) in process [of production];
• belastendes Material (Rechtsstreit)incriminating evidence;
• für einen Arbeitsvorgang benötigtes Material batch;
• unmittelbar benötigtes Material direct material;
• bereitgestelltes Material reserved material;
• bestelltes (noch nicht eingegangenes) Material material on order;
• bewährtes Material reliable material;
• gesamtes eingelagertes Material materials on hand;
• einlaufendes Material incoming stock;
• fehlerhaftes Material defective material;
• flottantes Material (Börse) floating supply;
• gewebeäquivalentes Material tissue equivalent material;
• glattes Material plain material;
• wenig haltbares Material sleazy material;
• kriegswichtiges (kriegsentscheidendes) Material strategic goods;
• minderwertiges Material low-value material, material of inferior quality;
• rollendes Material (Bahn) equipment, rolling stock;
• schwimmendes Material (Börse) floating supply;
• solides Material genuine materials;
• statistisches Material statistical (census) data;
• verarbeitungsfähiges Material material fit for the job;
• äußerst widerstandsfähiges Material inflexible material;
• Material und Arbeitslöhne material and labo(u)r (making);
• Material in Verarbeitung stock (work) in process;
• Material gemeinsam einsetzen to pool material;
• belastendes Material gegen j. haben to have s. th. on s. o. (US sl.);
• aus schlechtem Material herstellen to fake;
• Material sammeln to gather evidence;
• Material sichten to sift material;
• nur bestes Material verarbeiten to employ the best workmanship only;
• Material für eine wissenschaftliche Arbeit zusammenstellen to collect material for a scientific work;
• Materialabnahme quality control [of material];
• Materialabrechnung material accounting;
• Materialanforderung requisition for material, material requisitioned;
• Materialangebot mit variablen Zinssätzen offering in the floating-rate sector;
• Materialanlieferung supply of material;
• unmittelbarer (direkter) Materialaufwand direct material costs;
• Materialausgabe giving out, issuance of material (US), property issue;
• Materialausgabeschein property-issue form;
• Materialausgeber issuer of materials, storekeeper, giver-out;
• Materialbeanspruchung material stressing, working stress;
• Materialbearbeitung working-up of material, materials handling (US);
• Materialbedarf material requirements;
• Materialbedarfsplanung direct materials budget;
• Materialbehandlung materials handling (US);
• Materialbeistellung supply of material;
• Materialbelege vouchers;
• Materialbeschaffung material procurement;
• Materialbestand materials on hand;
• Materialbestandskarte perpetual inventory card;
• Materialbestandskonten direct goods accounts;
• Materialbewegungsliste material transaction register;
• Materialbuchführung store accounting;
• Materialdisposition material utilization;
• Materialeingangsverrechnung costing of purchases;
• günstiger Materialeinkauf market purchasing;
• Materialeinsatzplanung material scheduling;
• Materialeinsparung material saving;
• Materialempfangsbescheinigung materials-received report (US);
• Materialentnahme withdrawal of material, stock requisition;
• Materialentnahmeschein material requisition slip;
• Materialermüdung fatigue;
• Materialfehler defective (faulty) material;
• Materialfestigkeit tensile strength;
• Materialfluss material flow;
• Materialgemeinkosten indirect material costs (materials and supplies);
• Material gemeinkostensatz, Materialgemeinkostenzuschlag material cost-burden rate.
vergeuden, Material
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2 Werkstoff
Werkstoff m IND material, MAT* * ** * *Werkstoff
[raw] material, artificial material;
• feuerfeste Werkstoffe refractories;
• Werkstoffanforderung material requisitioned;
• Werkstoffbearbeitung materials handling;
• Werkstoffbedarf material requirements;
• Werkstoffbedarfsplanung direct materials budget;
• Werkstoffbehandlung materials handling (US);
• Werkstoffbestand raw materials inventory;
• Werkstoffbestandskosten direct goods account;
• Werkstoffdurchlauf material flow;
• Werkstoffeinsparung savings of raw material;
• Werkstoffempfangsbescheinigung material-received report (US);
• Werkstoffentnahmeschein material requisition slip;
• Werkstoffermüdung material fatigue;
• Werkstoffersatz raw-material substitution;
• Werkstofffestigkeit tensile strength;
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3 Materialfluss
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5 Materialfluss
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6 Beruhigungsstrecke des Förderguts
Beruhigungsstrecke f des Förderguts FÖRD, UMSCHL distance required by the material flow to settle, material steadying zoneDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Beruhigungsstrecke des Förderguts
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8 Werkstoffdurchlauf
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9 Materialflussrichtung
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Materialflussrichtung
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11 Materialkreislauf
Materialkreislauf
materials flow;
• Materiallager contractor=s store, supplies in a factory, laydown;
• Materiallieferant materialman;
• Materiallieferung supply of materials;
• Materialliste bill of materials;
• Materialnachweisführung material accountancy;
• Materialpreise material costs (prices), costs of material;
• Materialprobe materials test, (Muster) specimen;
• Materialprüfung material control (testing);
• Materialprüfungsamt materials-testing office;
• Materialrückgabeschein material credit slip (US);
• Materialsammlung gathering of material;
• Materialschaden defective material;
• Materialschwund wastage;
• Materialstärke strength of material;
• Materialtransportzeit (Fabrik) handling time;
• Materialüberlegenheit superiority in material;
• Materialverarbeitung working of material, material processing;
• Materialverbrauch material consumption, (Bilanz) materials consumed;
• geschätzter Materialverbrauch direct materials budget;
• Materialverbrauchsnorm material consumption standard;
• Materialvergeudung wastage of material;
• Materialverknappung material shortage;
• Materialverlust waste;
• Materialversorgung supply of materials;
• Materialverstärker reinforce;
• Materialverwalter controller of materials, storekeeper;
• Materialverwaltung materials management, stationery department, interior (internal) economy;
• Materialvorrat stores, material supplies;
• Materialwagen handcar, construction car, go-devil;
• Materialwert value of raw material;
• Materialwirtschaft materials control;
• Materialzuführung (Maschine) feed;
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12 Fördergutstrom
Fördergutstrom m FÖRD conveying route, flow of material, handling capacity, handling rate, handling rate t.p.h., rate of movement, t.p.h. capacity, travel, travel of material (Förderband); path of the ore (Erz)• den Fördergutstrom regulieren direct the flow of material -
13 Förderweg
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14 rollen
I v/i (ist gerollt)1. roll; MOT. auch move; FLUG. taxi; See: roll; Donner: rumble; rollendes Material EISENB. rolling stock; Tränen rollten ihm über die Wangen tears rolled down his cheeks2. fig.: die Sache rollt umg. we’ve set the ball rolling, we’re on our way; stärker: it’s all systems go; der Rubel rollt umg. the money’s rolling in; Kopf 5II v/t (hat) roll; auf Rädern: auch wheel; sich (Dat) eine Zigarette rollen roll (oneself) a cigarette; etw. zu einer Kugel etc. rollen roll s.th. into a ball etc.; etw. in Papier etc. rollen roll s.th. up in paper etc.; nicht rollen! do not roll!; sich in seine Decke rollen roll ( oder wrap) oneself up in one’s blanket; die Augen rollen roll one’s eyes; das R rollen roll one’s r’s; man kann sie rollen umg., fig. she’s like a barrel, she’s a real roly-polyIII v/refl (hat) roll; Haar, Papier etc.: curl; sich im Gras rollen Kinder: roll around in the grass* * *das Rollenrolling* * *rọl|len ['rɔlən]1. vi1) aux sein to roll; (Flugzeug) to taxider Stein kommt ins Rollen (fig) — the ball has started rolling
die Ermittlungen sind ins Rollen gekommen — the investigation has gathered momentum
die Privatisierungswelle rollt — privatizations are in full flow
2)2. vtto roll; Teig to roll out; Teppich, Papier to roll up; (dial = mangeln) Wäsche, Betttücher to mangle3. vrto curl up; (Schlange auch) to curl itself up* * *1) rumble2) (an act of rolling: Our dog loves a roll on the grass.) roll3) (a ship's action of rocking from side to side: She said that the roll of the ship made her feel ill.) roll4) (a long low sound: the roll of thunder.) roll5) (to move by turning over like a wheel or ball: The coin/pencil rolled under the table; He rolled the ball towards the puppy; The ball rolled away.) roll6) (to move on wheels, rollers etc: The children rolled the cart up the hill, then let it roll back down again.) roll7) (to form (a piece of paper, a carpet) into the shape of a tube by winding: to roll the carpet back.) roll8) ((of a person or animal in a lying position) to turn over: The doctor rolled the patient( over) on to his side; The dog rolled on to its back.) roll9) (to shape (clay etc) into a ball or cylinder by turning it about between the hands: He rolled the clay into a ball.) roll10) (to move (one's eyes) round in a circle to express fear, surprise etc.) roll11) ((of an aeroplane) to move slowly along the ground before beginning to run forward for take-off: The plane taxied along the runway.) taxi12) ((of a ship) to be thrown about: The boat tossed wildly in the rough sea.) toss13) (to (cause to) roll slowly and heavily along on wheels: He trundled the wheelbarrow down the garden; The huge lorry trundled along the road.) trundle14) wheel* * *rol·len[ˈrɔlən]▶ etw ins R\rollen bringen to set sth in motion, to get sth underwayeine Lawine ins R\rollen bringen to start an avalancheein Verfahren ins R\rollen bringen to get proceedings underwayII. vt1. (zusammenrollen)2. (rollend fortbewegen)▪ etw irgendwohin \rollen to roll sth somewhere3. (sich einrollen)sie rollte sich in die Bettdecke she curled up in the blanket; s.a. RIII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *A. v/i (ist gerollt)rollendes Material BAHN rolling stock;Tränen rollten ihm über die Wangen tears rolled down his cheeks2. fig:sich (dat)eine Zigarette rollen roll (oneself) a cigarette;rollen roll sth into a ball etc;etwas in Papier etcrollen roll sth up in paper etc;nicht rollen! do not roll!;sich in seine Decke rollen roll ( oder wrap) oneself up in one’s blanket;die Augen rollen roll one’s eyes;das R rollen roll one’s r’s;C. v/r (hat) roll; Haar, Papier etc: curl;sich im Gras rollen Kinder: roll around in the grass* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.sich (Dat.) eine Zigarette rollen — roll oneself a cigarette
intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *v.to roll v.to trundle v.to welter v. -
15 Masse
f; -, -n1. (Materie, ungeformter Stoff) mass2. umg. (große Menge) masses ( oder loads) Pl. of; von Dingen: auch umg. heaps ( oder piles) of; sie verdient eine Masse Geld she earns stacks of money; in Massen in masses; sie kommen in Massen they come in droves; ... in Massen masses of...; Dinge: auch loads ( oder heaps, piles) of...; die Masse bringts it’s quantity that counts3. (Großteil) bulk, majority4. (Menschenmasse) crowd, mass of people; die breite Masse the great mass of the population; die arbeitende Masse the working masses Pl.5. ETECH. earth, Am. ground; etw. an Masse legen earth (Am. ground) s.th.7. PHYS. mass8. JUR. Erbmasse, Konkursmasse etc.; mangels* * *die Masse(Elektrizität) ground; earth;(Menschenmenge) crowd; the masses;(Substanz) mass;(Volumen) shoal; bulk* * *Mạs|se ['masə]f -, -n1) (= Stoff) mass; (COOK) mixtureeine ganze Masse (inf) — a lot, a great deal
sie kamen in wahren Massen — they came in droves, they came in their thousands
die Masse muss es bringen (Comm) — the profit only comes with quantity
die wenigen guten Bücher gehen in der Masse der Neuerscheinungen unter — the few good books are lost in the mass of new titles
3) (= Menschenmenge) crowdin der Masse untertauchen — to disappear into the crowd
der Geschmack der Masse — the taste of the masses
mit der Masse gehen — to go with the flow (inf)
* * *die1) (a mass: a huge body of evidence.) body2) ((great) size or mass: the bulk of a parcel; His huge bulk appeared round the corner.) bulk3) (a large quantity or number: lots of people; She had lots and lots of food left over from the party.) lots4) (a large lump or quantity, gathered together: a mass of concrete/people.) mass5) (a large quantity: I've masses of work / things to do.) mass7) (amount: A large volume of work remains to be done.) volume* * *Mas·se<-, -n>[ˈmasə]f1. (breiiges Material) masseine klebrige/träge \Masse a sticky/viscous mass2. (Backteig) mixture\Massen von Tauben hundreds/thousands, etc. [or fam loads] of pigeonsin \Massen in droves, in their [or AM by the] hundreds/thousands, etc.eine [ganze] \Masse [etw] (fam) a lot [or great deal] [of sth]mangels \Masse ÖKON for lack of assets4. (Mehrheit) majority5. PHYS mass* * *die; Masse, Massen1) mass; (Kochk.) mixture2) (Menge) massdie Masse macht's — (ugs.) it's quantity that's important
sie kamen in Massen — they came in their masses or in droves
das ist eine ganze Masse — (ugs.) that's a lot (coll.) or a great deal
die breite Masse — the bulk or broad mass of the population
4) (Physik) mass* * *1. (Materie, ungeformter Stoff) masssie verdient eine Masse Geld she earns stacks of money;in Massen in masses;sie kommen in Massen they come in droves;die Masse bringts it’s quantity that counts3. (Großteil) bulk, majority4. (Menschenmasse) crowd, mass of people;die breite Masse the great mass of the population;die arbeitende Masse the working masses pl5. ELEK earth, US ground;etwas an Masse legen earth (US ground) sth7. PHYS mass* * *die; Masse, Massen1) mass; (Kochk.) mixture2) (Menge) massdie Masse macht's — (ugs.) it's quantity that's important
sie kamen in Massen — they came in their masses or in droves
das ist eine ganze Masse — (ugs.) that's a lot (coll.) or a great deal
die breite Masse — the bulk or broad mass of the population
4) (Physik) mass* * *-n (elektrisch) f.earth n.ground (US) n. -n f.bulk n.majority n.mass n.(§ pl.: masses)masses n. -
16 Rollen
I v/i (ist gerollt)1. roll; MOT. auch move; FLUG. taxi; See: roll; Donner: rumble; rollendes Material EISENB. rolling stock; Tränen rollten ihm über die Wangen tears rolled down his cheeks2. fig.: die Sache rollt umg. we’ve set the ball rolling, we’re on our way; stärker: it’s all systems go; der Rubel rollt umg. the money’s rolling in; Kopf 5II v/t (hat) roll; auf Rädern: auch wheel; sich (Dat) eine Zigarette rollen roll (oneself) a cigarette; etw. zu einer Kugel etc. rollen roll s.th. into a ball etc.; etw. in Papier etc. rollen roll s.th. up in paper etc.; nicht rollen! do not roll!; sich in seine Decke rollen roll ( oder wrap) oneself up in one’s blanket; die Augen rollen roll one’s eyes; das R rollen roll one’s r’s; man kann sie rollen umg., fig. she’s like a barrel, she’s a real roly-polyIII v/refl (hat) roll; Haar, Papier etc.: curl; sich im Gras rollen Kinder: roll around in the grass* * *das Rollenrolling* * *rọl|len ['rɔlən]1. vi1) aux sein to roll; (Flugzeug) to taxider Stein kommt ins Rollen (fig) — the ball has started rolling
die Ermittlungen sind ins Rollen gekommen — the investigation has gathered momentum
die Privatisierungswelle rollt — privatizations are in full flow
2)2. vtto roll; Teig to roll out; Teppich, Papier to roll up; (dial = mangeln) Wäsche, Betttücher to mangle3. vrto curl up; (Schlange auch) to curl itself up* * *1) rumble2) (an act of rolling: Our dog loves a roll on the grass.) roll3) (a ship's action of rocking from side to side: She said that the roll of the ship made her feel ill.) roll4) (a long low sound: the roll of thunder.) roll5) (to move by turning over like a wheel or ball: The coin/pencil rolled under the table; He rolled the ball towards the puppy; The ball rolled away.) roll6) (to move on wheels, rollers etc: The children rolled the cart up the hill, then let it roll back down again.) roll7) (to form (a piece of paper, a carpet) into the shape of a tube by winding: to roll the carpet back.) roll8) ((of a person or animal in a lying position) to turn over: The doctor rolled the patient( over) on to his side; The dog rolled on to its back.) roll9) (to shape (clay etc) into a ball or cylinder by turning it about between the hands: He rolled the clay into a ball.) roll10) (to move (one's eyes) round in a circle to express fear, surprise etc.) roll11) ((of an aeroplane) to move slowly along the ground before beginning to run forward for take-off: The plane taxied along the runway.) taxi12) ((of a ship) to be thrown about: The boat tossed wildly in the rough sea.) toss13) (to (cause to) roll slowly and heavily along on wheels: He trundled the wheelbarrow down the garden; The huge lorry trundled along the road.) trundle14) wheel* * *rol·len[ˈrɔlən]▶ etw ins R\rollen bringen to set sth in motion, to get sth underwayeine Lawine ins R\rollen bringen to start an avalancheein Verfahren ins R\rollen bringen to get proceedings underwayII. vt1. (zusammenrollen)2. (rollend fortbewegen)▪ etw irgendwohin \rollen to roll sth somewhere3. (sich einrollen)sie rollte sich in die Bettdecke she curled up in the blanket; s.a. RIII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *die Sache ins Rollen bringen fig set the ball rolling, get things moving;das hat alles ins Rollen gebracht this got the whole thing moving* * *1.transitives Verb roll2.sich (Dat.) eine Zigarette rollen — roll oneself a cigarette
intransitives Verbetwas ins Rollen bringen — set something in motion; get something going (lit. or fig.); (unbeabsichtigt) set something moving
2) mit Richtungsangabe mit sein <thunder, guns, echo> rumble3.reflexives Verb1) roll2) <paper, carpet> curl [up]* * *v.to roll v.to trundle v.to welter v. -
17 Produktionsleiter
Produktionsleiter
production (plant) manager (supervisor), superintendent engineer, chief engineer in charge of production, director [of production], production chief, line executive, executive producer;
• Produktionsleitung plant (production) management, production planning;
• Produktionslenkung production control;
• kriegsbedingte Produktionslenkung production allocation program (US);
• Produktionslizenz production permit, manufacturing licence;
• Produktionslöhne manufacturing wages, productive labo(u)r;
• Produktionsmaterial direct material;
• Produktionsmaximum peak output;
• Produktionsmenge flow, amount of output, output in volume, make, amount (quantity) of production, (Landwirtschaft) output, yield;
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18 gleichmäßiger Fördergutstrom
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > gleichmäßiger Fördergutstrom
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19 Materialstrom
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20 Stofffluss
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