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1 Schürferlaubnis
Schürferlaubnis
prospecting license;
• zugewiesenes Schürffeld location;
• Schürfgesellschaft prospecting party (US), exploration company;
• Schürf- und Abbaukonzession exploration and mining lease;
• Schürfrecht common of digging, prospect, royalty, drilling (mineral) rights, prospecting licence;
• Schürfstelle prospect, location;
• Schürfvertrag prospecting contract;
• Schürfvorhaben prospecting activities. -
2 Geoelektrik
f <geo.el> ■ geophysical engineering; geoelectricsf < min> ■ electrical prospecting method; electrical prospecting -
3 geoelektrisches Messverfahren
n < min> ■ electrical prospecting method; electrical prospectingGerman-english technical dictionary > geoelektrisches Messverfahren
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4 Geomagnetik
f < geo> ■ magnetic prospecting method; magnetic prospecting; geomagnetics -
5 Schürfbohrung
f < min> ■ prospecting pit; prospecting hole -
6 Schürfloch
n < min> ■ prospecting pit; prospecting hole; trial pit; trial hole; test pit -
7 Schürfschacht
m < min> ■ prospecting pit; prospecting hole; trial pit; trial hole; test pit -
8 schürfen
I v/t2. (Erz, Kohle) mine opencast (Am. open-cut)* * *schụ̈r|fen ['ʃyrfn]1. vi (MIN)to prospect (nach for)tief schürfen (fig) — to dig deep
2. vtBodenschätze to mine3. vrto graze oneselfdie Haut schürfen, sich schürfen — to graze oneself or one's skin
* * *1) (to dig (for metals etc) in a mine: Coal is mined near here.) mine2) (to make a search (for gold etc): He is prospecting for gold.) prospect* * *schür·fen[ˈʃʏrfn̩]I. vi1. (graben)2. (schleifen)II. vtetw \schürfen to mine sthIII. vr* * *1.intransitives Verb1) scrape2.nach Gold usw. schürfen — prospect for gold etc
transitives Verb1)3.sich (Dat.) das Knie usw. [wund/blutig] schürfen — graze one's knee etc. [and make it sore/bleed]
reflexives Verb graze oneself* * *A. v/t1. (Haut) scrape, graze;sich (dat)das Knie schürfen scrape ( oder graze) one’s knee2. (Erz, Kohle) mine opencast (US open-cut)B. v/i BERGB prospect (nach for), dig (for);tiefer schürfen fig dig below the surface* * *1.intransitives Verb1) scrape2.nach Gold usw. schürfen — prospect for gold etc
transitives Verb1)3.sich (Dat.) das Knie usw. [wund/blutig] schürfen — graze one's knee etc. [and make it sore/bleed]
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9 angewandte Seismik
f < min> ■ seismic prospecting -
10 Aufschlussverfahren
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11 Eigenpotentialverfahren
n <geo.phys> ■ self-potential prospecting; spontaneous potential methodGerman-english technical dictionary > Eigenpotentialverfahren
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12 elektromagnetische Erkundung
German-english technical dictionary > elektromagnetische Erkundung
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13 Erkundung
f < bau> ■ trenchingf <geo.min> ■ exploration; prospecting; search -
14 Erkundungsbohrloch
n <geo.min> ■ prospecting holen < petr> ■ structure test hole -
15 geochemische Erkundung
f <geo.chem> ■ geochemical prospectingGerman-english technical dictionary > geochemische Erkundung
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16 geophysikalische Erkundung
f < geo> ■ geophysical prospectingGerman-english technical dictionary > geophysikalische Erkundung
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17 geophysikalische Lagerstättenerkundung
f < geo> ■ geophysical prospectingGerman-english technical dictionary > geophysikalische Lagerstättenerkundung
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18 geophysikalisches Prospektieren
n < geo> ■ geophysical prospectingGerman-english technical dictionary > geophysikalisches Prospektieren
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19 Geothermie
f < geo> ■ geothermal prospectingf <geo.phys> ■ temperature logging -
20 gravimetrisches Prospektieren
n < min> ■ gravity prospectingGerman-english technical dictionary > gravimetrisches Prospektieren
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