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1 Lotsenboot
n pilot boat* * *Lot|sen|bootntpilot boat* * *Lot·sen·bootnt pilot boat* * *Lotsenboot n pilot boat -
2 Lotsenboot
Lotsenboot n LOGIS pilot boat* * *n < Transp> pilot boat* * *Lotsenboot
pilot boat (craft, cutter) -
3 Lotsen
Lotsen
piloting, pilotage;
• Schiff duch den Kanal Lotsen to pilot a ship through a canal (channel);
• Lotsenamt pilot office;
• Lotsenbehörde pilotage authority;
• Lotsenbereich pilotage district;
• Lotsenboot pilot boat (craft, cutter);
• Lotsenbüro pilotage, pilot’s office;
• Lotsendienst pilot service;
• Lotsenfahrzeug pilot vessel (ship);
• Lotsenflagge pilot flag (jack);
• Lotsenfreiheit free pilotage;
• Lotsengebühr pilotage [dues];
• Lotsengebühr beim Auslaufen (Einlaufen) pilotage outward (inward);
• Lotsengeld lodemanage;
• Lotseninspekteur master pilot;
• Lotsenpatent certificate of pilot;
• Lotsen revier, Lotsenstrecke pilotage waters;
• Lotsenschein pilot’s licence;
• Lotsenstation pilot station;
• Lotsenstreik pilot strike;
• Lotsenzwang compulsory pilotage. -
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n < nav> ■ pilot boat; pilot tender -
5 Lotsentender
m < nav> ■ pilot boat; pilot tender -
6 Lotsenversetzboot
n < nav> ■ pilot boat; pilot tender -
7 Lotsenboot
Lot·sen·boot ntpilot boat -
8 steuern
I v/t (hat gesteuert)2. TECH., Computer: control; fig. (leiten) control, run; (lenken) steer, guide; steuernd eingreifen in (+ Akk) fig. intervene inII v/i1. (hat) NAUT. be at the helm; MOT. be at the wheel2. (ist) Schiff: head ( nach Süden southward); steuern nach be bound for; heimwärts steuern fig. head homewards ( oder for home); wohin steuert Europa? which direction ( oder where) is Europe headed?; in sein Unglück steuern fig. head for disaster* * *die Steuerntaxation (Pl.)* * *steu|ern ['ʃtɔyɐn]1. vt1) Schiff to steer, to navigate; Flugzeug to pilot, to fly; Auto to steer; (fig) Wirtschaft, Politik to run, to control, to manage; (COMPUT) to controlstaatlich gesteuert — state-controlled, under state control
einen Kurs stéúern (lit, fig) — to steer a course; (fig auch) to take or follow a line
eine Diskussion/die Wirtschaft in eine bestimmte Richtung stéúern — to steer a discussion/the economy in a certain direction
2) (= regulieren) to control2. vi1) aux sein to head; (AUT) to drive, to head; (NAUT) to make or head for, to steer2) (= am Steuer sein) (NAUT) to be at the helm; (AUT) to be at the wheel; (AVIAT) to be at the controls* * *1) (to direct, guide or move (a ship, aircraft etc) in a particular direction: He navigated the ship through the dangerous rocks.) navigate2) (to find or follow one's route when in a ship, aircraft, car etc: If I drive will you navigate?) navigate3) (to steer or navigate a ship or boat: He sailed (the boat) to the island.) sail4) (to guide or control the course of (eg a ship, car etc): He steered the car through the narrow streets; I steered out of the harbour; She managed to steer the conversation towards the subject of her birthday.) steer* * *steu·ern[ˈʃtɔyɐn]I. vt▪ etw \steuern to steer sth▪ etw \steuern to fly [or pilot] sth3. (regulieren)▪ etw \steuern to control sth▪ etw in eine bestimmte Richtung \steuern to steer sth in a particular directionII. vi1. AUTO to drive2. NAUT▪ irgendwohin \steuern to go [or sail] somewhere* * *1.transitives Verb2) (Technik) control3) (beeinflussen) control, regulate <process, activity, price, etc.>; steer <discussion etc.>; influence <opinion etc.>2.intransitives Verb1) (im Fahrzeug) be at the wheel; (auf dem Schiff) be at the helm2) mit sein (Kurs nehmen, ugs.): (sich hinbewegen; auch fig.) head* * *A. v/t (hat gesteuert)steuernd eingreifen in (+akk) fig intervene inB. v/i2. (ist) Schiff: head (nach Süden southward);steuern nach be bound for;wohin steuert Europa? which direction ( oder where) is Europe headed?;in sein Unglück steuern fig head for disaster3. (hat) geh:einer Sache (+dat)steuern remedy sth* * *1.transitives Verb2) (Technik) control3) (beeinflussen) control, regulate <process, activity, price, etc.>; steer <discussion etc.>; influence <opinion etc.>2.intransitives Verb1) (im Fahrzeug) be at the wheel; (auf dem Schiff) be at the helm2) mit sein (Kurs nehmen, ugs.): (sich hinbewegen; auch fig.) head* * *v.to control v.to route v.to steer v.
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