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2 Requisit
n; -s, -en1. Teil: requisite* * *das Requisitrequisite* * *Re|qui|sit [rekvi'ziːt]nt -s, -enequipment no pl, requisite (form)ein unerlässliches Requisít — an indispensable piece of equipment
Requisíten (Theat) — props, properties (form)
* * *((usually abbreviated to prop) a small piece of furniture or an article used by an actor in a play.) property* * *Re·qui·sit<-[e]s, -en>[rekviˈzi:t]ntein unentbehrliches \Requisit an indispensable piece of equipment* * *das; Requisit[e]s, Requisiten1) (Theater) prop (coll.); property2) (fig.) requisite* * *1. Teil: requisite2.* * *das; Requisit[e]s, Requisiten1) (Theater) prop (coll.); property2) (fig.) requisite* * *-en n.requisite n. -
3 Bühnenausstattung
f set(s Pl.)* * *Büh|nen|aus|stat|tungfstage property or props pl* * *Büh·nen·aus·stat·tungf props pl* * ** * *f.scenery (theatre) n. -
4 Requisitenkammer
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5 Requisiteur
[rekvizi’tø:ə] m; -s, -e property man, Am. propman* * *Re|qui|si|teur [rekvizi'tøːɐ]1. m -s, -e, Re|qui|si|teu|rin[-'tøːrɪn]2. f -, -nen (THEAT)props or property manager* * *Re·qui·si·teur(in)<-s, -e>[rekviziˈtø:ɐ̯]* * ** * *m.property master (theatre) n. -
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7 Bühnenrequisiten
die Bühnenrequisitenstage props (Pl.); stage properties (Pl.); props (Pl.) -
8 Requisiten
die Requisitenstage properties (Pl.); stage props (Pl.); props (Pl.) -
9 Theaterrequisiten
die Theaterrequisitenstage properties (Pl.); stage props (Pl.); props (Pl.) -
10 Fundus
m; -, -1. fig. an Wissen etc.: store, fund (an + Dat of)2. THEAT. general equipment store* * *Fụn|dus ['fUndʊs]m -, - (lit, fig)fund; (THEAT) basic equipmentder Fundus seines reichen Wissens — his rich fund of knowledge
* * *Fun·dus<-, ->[ˈfʊndʊs]meinen reichen \Fundus an Erfahrungen haben to have a wealth of experience2. THEAT basic [or general] equipment* * *der; Fundus, Fundus1) (Requisition) equipment store2) (Bestand)einen Fundus von/an etwas (Dat.) haben — have a fund of something
* * *an +dat of)2. THEAT general equipment store* * *der; Fundus, Fundus1) (Requisition) equipment store2) (Bestand)einen Fundus von/an etwas (Dat.) haben — have a fund of something
* * *-se (Theater) m.costumes n.properties n.props n.requisites n. -se m.equipment n.funds n.pl. -
11 Requisite
f; -, -n; THEAT.1. property department2. Requisitenkammer* * *Re·qui·si·te<-, -e>[rekviˈzi:tə]f THEAT props room [or store]* * *1. property department* * *(Theater) f.property master n. -
12 Stütze
f; -, -n1. support, prop2. fig. support; (Rückendeckung) auch backing; (Person) mainstay; Stützen der Gesellschaft pillars of society; sie war mir eine große Stütze she gave me a lot of support3. umg. (Arbeitslosenhilfe) unemployment benefit, Brit. auch dole (money)* * *die Stützepillar; prop; supporter; stanchion; buttress; support* * *Stụ̈t|ze ['ʃtʏtsə]f -, -n1) support; (= Pfeiler) pillar; (für Wäscheleine etc) prop; (= Buchstütze) rest2) (= Halt) support; (= Fußstütze) footrest3) (fig) (= Hilfe) help, aid (für to); (= Beistand) support; (= wichtiger Mensch) mainstay; (dated = Hausgehilfin) (domestic) help4) (inf = Arbeitslosengeld) dole (Brit inf welfare (US)Stütze bekommen — to be on the dole (Brit inf), to be on welfare (US)
* * *die1) (a support: The ceiling was held up with wooden props.) prop2) (something which holds or supports: a book-rest; a headrest on a car seat.) rest3) (an upright post etc supporting a construction: When building the fence, place the uprights two metres apart.) upright4) (something that supports: One of the supports of the bridge collapsed.) support* * *Stüt·ze<-, -n>[ˈʃtʏtsə]f1. (Stützpfeiler) support [pillar], strut, prop2. (Halt) support, prop3. (Unterstützung) supportsie war ihm nach dem Tod seiner Eltern eine große \Stütze she was a great support [to him] following the death of his parentsvon der \Stütze leben to live on the dole [or on welfare]* * *die; Stütze, Stützen (auch fig.) support; (für die Wäscheleine) propStützen für Kopf, Arme und Füße — head-, arm-, and footrests
* * *1. support, propStützen der Gesellschaft pillars of society;sie war mir eine große Stütze she gave me a lot of support3. umg (Arbeitslosenhilfe) unemployment benefit, Br auch dole (money)* * *die; Stütze, Stützen (auch fig.) support; (für die Wäscheleine) propStützen für Kopf, Arme und Füße — head-, arm-, and footrests
* * *-n f.brace n.buttress n.(§ pl.: buttresses)column n.pad n.prop n.rest n.stilt n.support n. -
13 Grubenholz
Gru·ben·holznt mine [or pit] props -
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15 Grubenhölzer
die Grubenhölzerpit-props (Pl.) -
16 Grubenholz
Gru·ben·holz ntmine [or pit] props -
17 Requisiten
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18 Requisitenfundus
m1. (fund of) properties2. (fund of) props3. (fund of) requisites
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