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21 oxygen consumption
■ The amount of oxygen utilised by the body's metabolic processes in a given time.■ Sauerstoffmenge, die aus der eingeatmeten Luft aufgenommen und im Körper verwendet wird. -
22 protein metabolism
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23 Arbeitsgang
m work cycle, (working) process; in einem Arbeitsgang in one process ( oder go umg.); in einem einzigen Arbeitsgang auch in a single operation ( oder pass)* * *der Arbeitsgangoperation* * *Ạr|beits|gangm pl - gänge1) (= Abschnitt) operation* * *Ar·beits·gang<- gänge>m* * *2) (Ablauf) process* * *Arbeitsgang m work cycle, (working) process;* * *1) (einzelne Operation) operation2) (Ablauf) process* * *m.action n.cycle n.operation n.pass n.(§ pl.: passes)process n.(§ pl.: processes)running n.workshop operation n. -
24 betriebsblind
Adj. blind to the company’s failings* * *be|triebs|blindadjblind to the shortcomings of one's (own) company* * *be·triebs·blindadj having become blind to shortcomings in company processes [after many years of employment]* * *Adjektiv inured to the shortcomings of working methods postpos.; professionally blinkeredbetriebsblind werden — get into a rut or become blinkered in one's work
* * *betriebsblind adj blind to the company’s failings* * *Adjektiv inured to the shortcomings of working methods postpos.; professionally blinkeredbetriebsblind werden — get into a rut or become blinkered in one's work
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25 hochentwickelt
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26 Marketing
n; -(s), kein Pl.; WIRTS. marketing* * *das Marketingmarketing* * *Mar|ke|ting ['markətɪŋ]nt -s, no plmarketing* * *((the study of) the processes by which anything may be sold: He is in charge of marketing; ( also adjective) marketing methods.) marketing* * *Mar·ke·ting<-s>[ˈma:rkətɪŋ]nt kein pl marketing no pl, no indef arteine neue Strategie des \Marketings a new marketing strategy* * *das; Marketings (Wirtsch.) marketing* * ** * *das; Marketings (Wirtsch.) marketing* * *n.marketing n. -
27 Maschinerie
f; -, -n machinery (auch fig.)* * *die Maschineriemachinery* * *Ma|schi|ne|rie [maʃinə'riː]f -, -n[-'riːən]1) (dated = Mechanismus) piece of machinery2) (= Bühnenmaschinerie) stage machinery3) (fig = Getriebe) machinery* * *die1) (machines in general: Many products are made by machinery rather than by hand.) machinery2) (the workings or processes: the machinery of government.) machinery* * *Ma·schi·ne·rie<-, -n>[maʃinəˈri:, pl maʃinəˈri:ən]f* * *die; Maschinerie, Maschinerien machinery* * ** * *die; Maschinerie, Maschinerien machinery* * *f.machinery n. -
28 Plutonium
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29 Prozess
m; -es, -e1. (Vorgang, Verfahren) process; Entwicklungsprozess, Lernprozess etc.2. JUR. (Rechtsstreit) lawsuit; (Strafverfahren) trial; einen Prozess gewinnen / verlieren win / lose a case; gegen jemanden einen Prozess anstrengen bring an action against s.o., sue s.o.; in einen Prozess mit jemandem verwickelt sein be involved in a lawsuit ( oder an action) with s.o.; jemandem den Prozess machen take s.o. to court; mit jemandem / etw. kurzen Prozess machen fig. make short work of s.o. / s.th.* * *der Prozess(Gerichtsverhandlung) suit; litigation; trial; case; action; lawsuit;(Vorgang) process* * *Pro|zẹss [pro'tsɛs]m -es, -eder Prozess gegen XY — the trial of XY, the case against XY
einen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren — to win/lose a case
gegen jdn einen Prozess anstrengen — to take or institute legal proceedings against sb, to bring an action against sb
er führt zurzeit gegen fünf Firmen einen Prozess — at the moment he's taking five companies to court or he is involved in legal action against five companies
es ist sehr teuer, einen Prozess zu führen — going to court is very expensive, taking legal action is very expensive
es zum Prozess kommen lassen — to go to court
es kann zum Prozess kommen — it might come to a court case
mit jdm im Prozess liegen — to be involved in a court case or in a lawsuit or in litigation (form) with sb
jdm den Prozess machen (inf) — to take sb to court
mit jdm/etw kurzen Prozess machen (fig inf) — to make short work of sb/sth (inf)
2) (= Vorgang) process* * *Pro·zessRR<-es, -e>Pro·zeßALT<-sses, -sse>[proˈtsɛs]meinen \Prozess anhängig machen to institute legal proceedingseinen \Prozess führen to conduct legal proceedingsschwebender \Prozess pending caseseerechtlicher \Prozess admiralty actioneinen \Prozess gegen jdn anstrengen to bring an action against sbeinen \Prozess [gegen jdn] führen to take sb to court, to bring [or form conduct] [or file] a [law]suit [against sb]jdm den \Prozess machen to take sb to court[mit jdm/etw] kurzen \Prozess machen (fig fam) to make short work of sb/sth [or short shrift of sth]einen \Prozess verhandeln to try a caseein chemischer \Prozess a chemical process* * *der; Prozesses, Prozesse1) trial; (Fall) [court] caseeinen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren — win/lose a case or lawsuit
2) (Entwicklung, Ablauf) process3) (fig.)mit jemandem/etwas kurzen Prozess machen — (ugs.) make short work of somebody/something
* * *einen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren win/lose a case;gegen jemanden einen Prozess anstrengen bring an action against sb, sue sb;in einen Prozess mit jemandem verwickelt sein be involved in a lawsuit ( oder an action) with sb;jemandem den Prozess machen take sb to court;mit jemandem/etwas kurzen Prozess machen fig make short work of sb/sth* * *der; Prozesses, Prozesse1) trial; (Fall) [court] caseeinen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren — win/lose a case or lawsuit
2) (Entwicklung, Ablauf) process3) (fig.)mit jemandem/etwas kurzen Prozess machen — (ugs.) make short work of somebody/something
* * *-e m.action n.case n.lawsuit n.litigation n.process n.(§ pl.: processes)trial (law) n. -
30 prozess
m; -es, -e1. (Vorgang, Verfahren) process; Entwicklungsprozess, Lernprozess etc.2. JUR. (Rechtsstreit) lawsuit; (Strafverfahren) trial; einen Prozess gewinnen / verlieren win / lose a case; gegen jemanden einen Prozess anstrengen bring an action against s.o., sue s.o.; in einen Prozess mit jemandem verwickelt sein be involved in a lawsuit ( oder an action) with s.o.; jemandem den Prozess machen take s.o. to court; mit jemandem / etw. kurzen Prozess machen fig. make short work of s.o. / s.th.* * *der Prozess(Gerichtsverhandlung) suit; litigation; trial; case; action; lawsuit;(Vorgang) process* * *Pro|zẹss [pro'tsɛs]m -es, -eder Prozess gegen XY — the trial of XY, the case against XY
einen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren — to win/lose a case
gegen jdn einen Prozess anstrengen — to take or institute legal proceedings against sb, to bring an action against sb
er führt zurzeit gegen fünf Firmen einen Prozess — at the moment he's taking five companies to court or he is involved in legal action against five companies
es ist sehr teuer, einen Prozess zu führen — going to court is very expensive, taking legal action is very expensive
es zum Prozess kommen lassen — to go to court
es kann zum Prozess kommen — it might come to a court case
mit jdm im Prozess liegen — to be involved in a court case or in a lawsuit or in litigation (form) with sb
jdm den Prozess machen (inf) — to take sb to court
mit jdm/etw kurzen Prozess machen (fig inf) — to make short work of sb/sth (inf)
2) (= Vorgang) process* * *Pro·zessRR<-es, -e>Pro·zeßALT<-sses, -sse>[proˈtsɛs]meinen \Prozess anhängig machen to institute legal proceedingseinen \Prozess führen to conduct legal proceedingsschwebender \Prozess pending caseseerechtlicher \Prozess admiralty actioneinen \Prozess gegen jdn anstrengen to bring an action against sbeinen \Prozess [gegen jdn] führen to take sb to court, to bring [or form conduct] [or file] a [law]suit [against sb]jdm den \Prozess machen to take sb to court[mit jdm/etw] kurzen \Prozess machen (fig fam) to make short work of sb/sth [or short shrift of sth]einen \Prozess verhandeln to try a caseein chemischer \Prozess a chemical process* * *der; Prozesses, Prozesse1) trial; (Fall) [court] caseeinen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren — win/lose a case or lawsuit
2) (Entwicklung, Ablauf) process3) (fig.)mit jemandem/etwas kurzen Prozess machen — (ugs.) make short work of somebody/something
* * *…prozess m im subst1. JURMeineidsprozess perjury case, action for perjury;Sorgerechtsprozess custody case ( oder suit)2. (Vorgang)Alterungsprozess ag(e)ing process;Änderungsprozess process of change;Entstehungsprozess genesis* * *der; Prozesses, Prozesse1) trial; (Fall) [court] caseeinen Prozess gewinnen/verlieren — win/lose a case or lawsuit
2) (Entwicklung, Ablauf) process3) (fig.)mit jemandem/etwas kurzen Prozess machen — (ugs.) make short work of somebody/something
* * *-e m.action n.case n.lawsuit n.litigation n.process n.(§ pl.: processes)trial (law) n. -
31 Vorgang
m1. (Hergang) proceedings Pl.; (Prozess) process; (Ereignis) event, occurrence; natürlicher / chemischer Vorgang natural / chemical process; geschichtliche / interne Vorgänge historical / internal events; jemanden über den Vorgang unterrichten tell s.o. ( oder inform s.o. about) what is happening ( oder what happened)2. (Akte) file, dossier* * *der Vorgangprocess* * *Vor|gangm pl - gänge1) (= Ereignis) event, occurrence; (= Ablauf, Hergang) series or course of eventsjdm den genauen Vórgang eines Unfalls schildern — to tell sb exactly what happened in an accident
2) (BIOL, CHEM, TECH, COMPUT) process3) (form = Akten) file, dossier* * *(a course of action undertaken: Carrying him down the mountain was a slow process.) process* * *Vor·gang<- gänge>m1. (Geschehnis) eventich beobachte seit einiger Zeit merkwürdige Vorgänge um mich herum I've been noticing for some time strange occurrences happening around me2. (Prozess) processarbeitsintensiver \Vorgang ÖKON labour-intensive processunkalkulierbarer \Vorgang random processim \Vorgang in process* * *1) occurrence; event; (Prozess) process2) (Amtsspr.) file* * *Vorgang mnatürlicher/chemischer Vorgang natural/chemical process;geschichtliche/interne Vorgänge historical/internal events;jemanden über den Vorgang unterrichten tell sb ( oder inform sb about) what is happening ( oder what happened)2. (Akte) file, dossier* * *1) occurrence; event; (Prozess) process2) (Amtsspr.) file* * *-¨e m.instance n.procedure n.process n.(§ pl.: processes)scene n. -
32 Prozeß
der1) (a quarrel or disagreement taken to a court of law to be settled.) lawsuit2) (a series of events that produce change or development: The process of growing up can be difficult for a child; the digestive processes.) process3) (a legal process by which a person is judged in a court of law: Their trial will be held next week.) trial4) (a piece of clothing for a particular purpose: a bathing-suit / diving-suit.) suit* * *Pro·zessRR<-es, -e>Pro·zeßALT<-sses, -sse>[proˈtsɛs]meinen \Prozeß anhängig machen to institute legal proceedingseinen \Prozeß führen to conduct legal proceedingsschwebender \Prozeß pending caseseerechtlicher \Prozeß admiralty actioneinen \Prozeß gegen jdn anstrengen to bring an action against sbeinen \Prozeß [gegen jdn] führen to take sb to court, to bring [or form conduct] [or file] a [law]suit [against sb]jdm den \Prozeß machen to take sb to court[mit jdm/etw] kurzen \Prozeß machen (fig fam) to make short work of sb/sth [or short shrift of sth]einen \Prozeß verhandeln to try a caseein chemischer \Prozeß a chemical process -
33 Unbewußte
(the deepest level of the mind, the processes of which are revealed only through eg psychoanalysis: the secrets of the unconscious.) unconscious -
34 Abwasserbehandlung in Teichen
German-english technical dictionary > Abwasserbehandlung in Teichen
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35 Diffusionsvorgänge
mpl <chem.verf> ■ diffusion processes pl -
36 Druckschweißen
n DIN EN ISO 6520 < füg> (im Ggs. zu Schmelzschweißen; keine äquivalente Kategorie in USA) ■ welding processes involving mechanical pressure US ; pressure welding GB ; welding with pressure rar -
37 Elektrodenprozesse
mpl <el.chem> ■ electrode processes pl -
38 Elektrodenvorgänge
mpl <el.chem> ■ electrode processes pl -
39 H-Brennen
n < nukl> ■ proton-proton chain; pp-chain; hydrogen burning processes -
40 He-Verbrennung
f < nukl> ■ helium burning processes
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