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41 Takt
m; -(e)s, -e1. MUS. (rhythmische Gliederung) time, rhythm; der Takt eines Walzers waltz time ( oder rhythm); 3 / 4-Takt three-four time; den Takt schlagen beat time; den Takt halten, im Takt bleiben keep time; den Takt angeben give the time ( oder beat); fig. call the tune, set the pace; aus dem Takt out of time; aus dem Takt kommen lose the beat; fig. be put off one’s stroke; jemanden aus dem Takt bringen fig. put s.o. off his ( oder her) stroke; stärker: throw umg. ( oder disconcert) s.o.5. MOT. stroke6. ETRON. (processor) speed7. umg., fig.: ein paar Takte (Worte) a few words, something Sg.; ein paar Takte mit jemandem reden have a few words with s.o.; tadelnd: give s.o. a good talking-to—m; -(e)s, kein Pl. tact(fulness), sensitivity, delicacy; das ist eine Frage des Taktes it’s a question of tact ( oder sensitivity), it’s about being tactful umg.; wenig / keinen Takt haben have not much / no tact, be not a particularly tactful / be a totally tactless person etc.; mit großem Takt behandeln treat ( oder handle oder deal with) s.o. (oder s.th.) very tactfully ( oder diplomatically oder sensitively); taktlos, taktvoll* * *der Takt(Motor) stroke;(Musik) measure; time; beat;(Verhalten) discretion; tact* * *Tạkt [takt]m -(e)s, -e1) (= Einheit) (MUS) bar; (PHON, POET) foot2) (= Rhythmus) timeden Takt wechseln — to change the beat, to change (the) time
im Takt singen/tanzen — to sing/dance in time (to (Brit) or with the music)
im/gegen den Takt marschieren — to be in/out of step
den Takt angeben (lit) — to give the beat or time; (fig) to call the tune
im Takt der Musik — in time to (Brit) or with music
5) no pl (= Taktgefühl) tact6) (= Taktverkehr) regular service* * *der1) (a measured division in music: Sing the first ten bars.) bar2) (care and skill in one's behaviour to people, in order to avoid hurting or offending them: He showed tact in dealing with difficult customers.) tact* * *<-[e]s, -e>[takt]m1. MUS barden \Takt angeben [o schlagen] to beat timejdn aus dem \Takt bringen to make sb lose their rhythm, to disconcert sbjd kommt aus dem \Takt to lose one's rhythm [or the beat]im \Takt in time to sthetw mit \Takt behandeln to deal tactfully with sthkeinen \Takt [im Leib] haben (fam) not to have an ounce of tact in onegegen den \Takt verstoßen to behave tactlessly4. AUTO stroke4-\Takt-Motor 4-stroke [engine]6. TECH phase7.▶ ein paar \Takte mit jdm reden to have a word with sb* * *der; Takt[e]s, Takteden Takt [ein]halten — keep in time
aus dem Takt kommen/sich nicht aus dem Takt bringen lassen — Lose/not lose the beat
mit ihm muss ich mal ein paar Takte reden — (fig. ugs.) I need to have a serious talk with him
2) o. Pl. (rhythmischer Bewegungsablauf) rhythmim/gegen den Takt — in/out of rhythm
3) o. Pl. (Feingefühl) tact4) (Verslehre) foot* * *Takt1 m; -(e)s, -eder Takt eines Walzers waltz time ( oder rhythm);3/4-Takt three-four time;den Takt schlagen beat time;den Takt halten, im Takt bleiben keep time;aus dem Takt out of time;aus dem Takt kommen lose the beat; fig be put off one’s stroke;jemanden aus dem Takt bringen fig put sb off his ( oder her) stroke; stärker: throw umg ( oder disconcert) sbein paar Takte a few ( oder a couple of) bars5. AUTO stroke6. Elektronik: (processor) speed7. umg, fig:ein paar Takte mit jemandem reden have a few words with sb; tadelnd: give sb a good talking-toTakt2 m; -(e)s, kein pl tact(fulness), sensitivity, delicacy;das ist eine Frage des Taktes it’s a question of tact ( oder sensitivity), it’s about being tactful umg;wenig/keinen Takt haben have not much/no tact, be not a particularly tactful/be a totally tactless person etc;mit großem Takt behandeln treat ( oder handle oder deal with) sb (oder sth) very tactfully ( oder diplomatically oder sensitively); → taktlos, taktvoll* * *der; Takt[e]s, Takteden Takt [ein]halten — keep in time
aus dem Takt kommen/sich nicht aus dem Takt bringen lassen — Lose/not lose the beat
mit ihm muss ich mal ein paar Takte reden — (fig. ugs.) I need to have a serious talk with him
2) o. Pl. (rhythmischer Bewegungsablauf) rhythmim/gegen den Takt — in/out of rhythm
3) o. Pl. (Feingefühl) tact4) (Verslehre) foot* * *-e (Musik) m.bar (music) n.measure (music) n. -e m.beat n.clock pulse n.measure n.meter n.savoir faire n.step n.stroke n.tact n.time signature (music) n. -
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n word processing program* * *Tẹxt|ver|ar|bei|tungs|pro|grammntword processor, word processing program* * *Text·ver·ar·bei·tungs·pro·grammnt word processing program, word processor* * *Textverarbeitungsprogramm n word processing program* * *n.text processing program n. -
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Tẹxt|ver|ar|bei|tungs|an|la|gefword processor, word processing system* * *Text·ver·ar·bei·tungs·an·la·gef INFORM word processor, word processing system -
48 Druckplattenentwickler
German-english technical dictionary > Druckplattenentwickler
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49 Eingabe-Ausgabe-Prozessor
m < edv> ■ I/O processor; input-output processorGerman-english technical dictionary > Eingabe-Ausgabe-Prozessor
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52 Farb-Videodrucker
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m < edv> ■ service processor; maintenance processor
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