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1 vielfach
I Adj. multiple; die vielfache Menge many times the amount; auf vielfachen Wunsch by popular requestII Adv. in many cases; (auch oft) frequently; ein vielfach ausgezeichneter Film etc. a film which (Am. a movie that) has frequently won awards etc.* * *multiplex; multiplicative; multiple* * *viel|fach ['fiːlfax]1. adjmultiple attr, manifoldein víélfacher Millionär — a multimillionaire
auf víélfache Weise — in many ways
auf víélfachen Wunsch — at the request of many people
2. advmany times; (= in vielen Fällen) in many cases; (= auf vielfache Weise) in many ways; (inf = häufig) frequentlyvíélfach bewährt — tried and tested many times
* * *(having, or affecting, many parts: She suffered multiple injuries when she fell out of the window.) multiple* * *viel·fach[ˈfi:lfax]I. adj1. (mehrere Male so groß) many timesder Jupiter hat einen \vielfachen Erdumfang the circumference of Jupiter is many times that of the Earth2. (mehrfach) multipleein \vielfacher Millionär a multimillionairedie Regierung ist in \vielfacher Hinsicht schuld in many respects the government is at fault; s.a. Wunschseine Voraussagen treffen \vielfach ein his predictions frequently come true; (mehrfach) many timeser zog einen \vielfach gefalteten Brief hervor he pulled out a letter that had been folded many times* * *1.1) multiple2) (vielfältig) manifold; many kinds of2.adverbial many times* * *A. adj multiple;die vielfache Menge many times the amount;auf vielfachen Wunsch by popular request* * *1.1) multiple2) (vielfältig) manifold; many kinds of2.adverbial many times* * *adj.multiple adj.multiplicative adj. adv.frequently adv.in many cases expr. -
2 Mehrfacherdschluss
m <el> ■ multiple earth fault; multiple earth leakage -
3 vielfach
viel·fach [ʼfi:lfax] adj1) ( mehrere Male so groß) many times;der Jupiter hat einen \vielfachen Erdumfang the circumference of Jupiter is many times that of the Earth2) ( mehrfach) multiple;ein \vielfacher Millionär a multimillionaire;die Regierung ist in \vielfacher Hinsicht schuld in many respects the government is at fault; s. a. Wunsch( häufig) frequently, in many cases;seine Voraussagen treffen \vielfach ein his predictions frequently come true;( mehrfach) many times;er zog einen \vielfach gefalteten Brief hervor he pulled out a letter that had been folded many times -
4 Mehrfacherdschluss
Mehrfacherdschluss m multiple earth [ground] faultDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Mehrfacherdschluss
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