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1 Zugang
m1. entrance; auf Schild: way in; (Zutritt) access (auch fig.); (Weg) approach, access road; freier Zugang zum Meer etc.: direct access; zu Unterlagen: free access; kein Zugang! no admittance ( oder entry); zu etw. keinen Zugang haben oder finden fig. have no appreciation (MUS. auch ear) for s.th.2. von Studenten etc.: intake; von Patienten: admissions Pl.; von Büchern: acquisitions Pl.; von Waren: receipt; (Zuwachs) increase* * *der Zugang(Eingang) adit; gate; ingress; entrance;(Zutritt) admission; access; ingress; approach* * *Zu|gangm pl - gänge1) (= Eingang, Einfahrt) entrance; (= Zutritt) admittance, access; (zu Internet etc) access; (fig) accessZúgang zu einem Tresor/Informationen etc haben — to have access to a safe/information etc
das Tal gab freien Zúgang zum Meer — the valley gave direct access to the sea
er hat or findet keinen Zúgang zur Musik/Kunst etc — music/art etc doesn't mean anything to him
"kein Zúgang" — "no admittance or entry"
2) (von Patienten) admission; (von Schülern) intake; (von Soldaten) recruitment; (von Waren) receipt; (von Büchern) acquisition; (von Abonnement) new subscriptionin dieser Schule haben wir die meisten Zugänge im Frühling — our largest intake at this school is in spring
* * *der1) (way or right of approach or entry: We gained access to the house through a window.) access2) (a road, path etc leading to a place: All the approaches to the village were blocked by fallen rock.) approach* * *Zu·gang<-[e]s, -gänge>[ˈtsu:gaŋ, pl ˈtsu:gɛŋə]m1. (Eingang) entrance* * *2) (das Betreten, Hineingehen) access3) (fig.) accessZugang zu jemandem/etwas finden — be able to relate to somebody/something
4) s. Neuzugang* * *Zugang m1. entrance; auf Schild: way in; (Zutritt) access (auch fig); (Weg) approach, access road; zu Daten, Internet etc: access;kein Zugang! no admittance ( oder entry);2. von Studenten etc: intake; von Patienten: admissions pl; von Büchern: acquisitions pl; von Waren: receipt; (Zuwachs) increase* * *2) (das Betreten, Hineingehen) access3) (fig.) accessZugang zu jemandem/etwas finden — be able to relate to somebody/something
4) s. Neuzugang* * *-¨e m.access n.approach n.(§ pl.: approaches)entrance n.ingress n. -
2 право доступа
1) General subject: access right, ((в разумных пределах)) reasonable access2) Military: permission log3) Law: access, right of access, right of access (в суд)4) Information technology: token5) Fishery: right of access (напр., в экономическую зону, к морским живым ресурсам) -
3 Zutritt
m; nur Sg. access; (Einlass) admission; Zutritt verboten! no entry; Zutritt bekommen oder erhalten oder sich (Dat) Zutritt verschaffen gain admission ( oder admittance) (zu to); sich (Dat) gewaltsam Zutritt verschaffen force one’s way in; zu einem Haus: auch break down the door of a house* * *der Zutrittaccess; admission; ingress* * *Zu|trittm no pl(= Einlass) admission, admittance, entry; (= Zugang) accesskein Zútritt, Zútritt verboten — no admittance or entry
freien Zútritt zu einer Veranstaltung haben — to be admitted to an event free of charge
Zútritt bekommen or erhalten, sich Zútritt verschaffen — to gain admission or admittance (zu to)
jdm Zútritt gewähren (geh) — to admit sb
jdm den Zútritt verwehren or verweigern — to refuse sb admission or admittance
* * *der1) (way or right to meet (someone) or use (something): Senior students have access to the library at weekends.) access2) (being allowed to enter; entry: They charge a high price for admission.) admission3) (the right or permission to enter: The notice said `No admittance'.) admittance4) (the right to enter: He has applied for entrance to university; ( also adjective) an entrance exam.) entrance5) (the right to enter: We can't go in - the sign says `No Entry'.) entry* * *Zu·trittjdm den \Zutritt verwehren/verweigern to deny/refuse sb admission [or admittance]jederzeit freien \Zutritt haben to have the run of the place\Zutritt verboten! [o kein \Zutritt!] no admittance [or entry]; (als Schild a.) privatesich dat [mit Gewalt] \Zutritt [zu etw dat] verschaffen to gain admission [or access] [to sth] [by force]2. CHEM contact* * *der entry; admittance‘kein Zutritt’, ‘Zutritt verboten’ — ‘no entry’; ‘no admittance’
Zutritt [zu etwas] haben — have access [to something]
* * *Zutritt verboten! no entry;sich (dat)Zutritt verschaffen gain admission ( oder admittance) (zu to);sich (dat)gewaltsam Zutritt verschaffen force one’s way in; zu einem Haus: auch break down the door of a house* * *der entry; admittance‘kein Zutritt’, ‘Zutritt verboten’ — ‘no entry’; ‘no admittance’
Zutritt [zu etwas] haben — have access [to something]
* * *-e m.access n.admission n.admittance n.approach n.(§ pl.: approaches) -
4 Eintrittsalter
Eintrittsalter n VERSICH age at entry* * *n < Versich> age at entry* * *Eintrittsalter
entry age, age at entry;
• Eintrittsbedingungen conditions for entry;
• Eintrittsbescheinigung entrance certificate;
• Eintrittsdatum entry point;
• Eintrittserlaubnis entrance;
• Eintrittsgebühr [entrance] fee, charge of admission (admittance), admission charge, door money, (Verein) initiation fee (US);
• Eintrittsgeld entrance (door, gate) money, entrance (admission) [fee];
• Eintrittsgelder ticket receipts;
• sein Eintrittsgeld bezahlen to pay one’s entrance;
• Eintrittskarte ticket, admission (entry) card (ticket), voucher, pass check (US), paste-board (sl.);
• teuerste Eintrittskarte top ticket;
• verbilligte Eintrittskarte throwaway, reduced ticket;
• Eintrittskasse box office;
• Eintrittspreis admission [fee], price of admission, cost of entry, entrance fee (price);
• Eintrittsrecht entrance, right of preemption, ingress;
• befristetes Eintrittsrecht option;
• Eintrittstermin date of admission;
• Eintrittsverpflichtung pledge;
• Eintrittsvoraussetzungen entrance (entry) requirements;
• Eintrittsvoraussetzungen für eine Vereinsmitgliedschaft erfüllen to be eligible for membership of a society. -
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7 प्रतिपद्
prati-pad
- darṡinī f. « looking at every step», a woman L. ;
2) Ā. - padyate (ep. fut. alsoᅠ - patsyati), to set foot upon, enter, go orᅠ resort to, arrive at, resch, attain VS. etc. etc.;
to walk, wander, roam ChUp. ;
to come back to (acc.), return MBh. ;
to happen, occur, take place PārGṛ. MBh. ;
to get into (acc.), meet, with, find, obtain, receive, take in orᅠ upon one's self. ṠBr. etc. etc.;
to receive back, recover AitBr. Ṡak. ;
to restore to favour Ragh. ;
to undertake, begin (acc. dat. orᅠ inf.), practise, perform, accomplish Nir. MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to do anything to any person, act orᅠ proceed orᅠ behave towards orᅠ against (loc. gen. orᅠ acc.) MBh. Hariv. R. ;
to make, render MBh. ;
to fall to a person's (acc.) lot orᅠ share, PārGr. ;
to let a person (dat.) have anything Āpast. ;
to give back, restore Mn. VIII, 183 ;
to perceive, find out, discover, become aware of orᅠ acquainted with, understand, learn MBh. R. etc.;
to deem, consider, regard Ṡaṃk. Sāh. ;
to answer affirmatively say yes (with orᅠ scil. tathā, orᅠ tathêti), acknowledge, assent, agree, promise MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to begin to speak, commence (with acc. orᅠ instr.) RV. Br. ;
to answer ChUp. ( alsoᅠ with uttaram R.):
Caus. - pādayati, to convey orᅠ lead to, procure, cause to partake of (2́ acc.). give a present to, bestow on (loc. dat. orᅠ gen.) Kauṡ. Mn. MBh. etc.;
to give in marriage Āpast. ;
to spend. ib. ;
to present with (instr.) Kāraṇḍ. ;
to put in, appoint to (loc.) R. ;
to produce, cause, effect MBh. R. etc.;
to establish, substantiate, prove, set forth, explain, teach, impart MBh. R. etc.;
to deem, consider, regard as (2́ acc.) Pañcat. (v.l. - vadasi for - pādayasi):
Desid. - pitsate (Pāṇ. 7-4, 54),
to wish to attain Ṡaṃk. ;
to wish to know Bhām.:
Desid. of Caus. - pipādayishati, to wish orᅠ intend to explain orᅠ analyze Ṡaṃk. ;
prati-pád3) f. access, ingress. entrance VS. ṠBr. ;
the path to be walked, the right path L. ;
beginning, commencement TS. TBr. ;
an introductory verse orᅠ stanza Br. ṠrS. ;
( alsoᅠ - padā orᅠ - padī) the first day of a lunar fortnight (esp. of the moon's wane) AgP. L. ;
understanding, intelligence L. ;
taste for anything Jātakam. ;
rank, consequence W. ;
a kettle-drum ib. ;
- paccandra m. the moon on the first day, the new moon (esp. revered andᅠ saluted) Ragh. ;
- pat-tūrya n. a kind of kettle-drum (cf. - patti-paṭaha) L. ;
- pan-maya mfn. obedient, willing Jātakam.
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