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41 Beanspruchung
f2. von Zeit, der Kräfte etc.: demand (on); starker / geringer Beanspruchung ausgesetzt sein be in heavy / little demand3. (Gebrauch) use4. (Anstrengung) strain; TECH. stress, strain, load; Beanspruchung durch die Arbeit etc. demands Pl. of work etc.5. TECH.: für starke oder hohe Beanspruchung for heavy-duty service, heavy-duty materials etc.; (Abnutzung) auch for hard wear; für normale Beanspruchung for normal use; bei normaler Beanspruchung under normal (working) conditions, in normal use, normally* * *die Beanspruchungclaim* * *Be|ạn|spru|chungf -, -en* * *Be·an·spru·chung<-, -en>f3. (Belastung) useberufliche/physische/psychologische \Beanspruchung job-related/physical/psychological stressübermäßige \Beanspruchung einer Maschine subjecting a machine to excessive load* * *die; Beanspruchung, Beanspruchungen demands pl. (Gen. on)die Beanspruchung durch den Beruf — the demands of his/her job
* * *2. von Zeit, der Kräfte etc: demand (on);starker/geringer Beanspruchung ausgesetzt sein be in heavy/little demand3. (Gebrauch) use5. TECH:hohe Beanspruchung for heavy-duty service, heavy-duty materials etc; (Abnutzung) auch for hard wear;für normale Beanspruchung for normal use;bei normaler Beanspruchung under normal (working) conditions, in normal use, normally* * *die; Beanspruchung, Beanspruchungen demands pl. (Gen. on)die Beanspruchung durch den Beruf — the demands of his/her job
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42 Begutachtung
f2. selten Gutachten* * *Be|gut|ach|tung [bə'guːt|axtʊŋ]f -, -en(expert) assessment; (von Haus, Gelände) survey; (= das Begutachten) surveyingpsychologische/grafologische etc Begútachtung — (expert) psychological/graphological etc assessment
* * *Be·gut·ach·tung<-, -en>f examination, assessment; eines Gebäudes surveysachverständige \Begutachtung expert opinionjdm etw zur \Begutachtung vorlegen to submit sth for assessment* * * -
43 irreparabel
Adj. irreparable* * *ịr|re|pa|ra|bel [Irepa'raːbl, 'ɪr-]1. adjirreparable2. advbeschädigen irreparablydas Organ/Gewebe ist irreparabel geschädigt — the organ/tissue has suffered irreversible damage
* * *ir·re·pa·ra·bel[ˈɪrepara:bl̩, ɪrepaˈra:bl̩]\irreparabele körperliche/nervliche/seelische Schäden irreparable physical/nerve/psychological damageirreparabler Maschinenschaden engine damage beyond repair* * ** * *irreparabel adj irreparable* * ** * *adj.irreparable adj. adv.irreparably adv. -
44 Knacks
Interj. crack* * *Knạcks [knaks]m -es, -e2) (inf = Schaden)das Radio/der Fernseher hat einen Knacks — there is something wrong with the radio/television
die Ehe der beiden hat schon lange einen Knacks — their marriage has been breaking up for a long time
er hat einen Knacks ( weg)bekommen — he or (gesundheitlich) his health or (psychisch) his nerves took a knock
er hat einen Knacks weg — he's a bit screwy (inf); (gesundheitlich) his health isn't so good
* * ** * *<-es, -e>[knaks]m1. (knackender Laut) crack2. (Sprung) crackeinen \Knacks haben (fam) to have a problem; Ehe to be in difficulties; Freundschaft to be sufferingeinen \Knacks bekommen (fam) to suffer a minor breakdown* * *der; Knackses, Knackse (ugs.)1) (Ton) crack2) (Sprung) crack3) (fig.): (Defekt)einen Knacks bekommen — < person> have or suffer a breakdown; < health> suffer
* * *1. crack, cracking sound2. umg (Riss) crack3. umg, fig (Defekt)er hat einen Knacks weg gesundheitlich: his health has taken a bad knock (US a beating); seelisch: he’s had a breakdown;einen leichten Knacks haben umg be slightly crazy, have a screw loose;ihre Ehe/Freundschaft hat einen Knacks their marriage/friendship is on the rocks, there’s a rift between them* * *der; Knackses, Knackse (ugs.)1) (Ton) crack2) (Sprung) crack3) (fig.): (Defekt)einen Knacks bekommen — < person> have or suffer a breakdown; < health> suffer
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45 knacks
Interj. crack* * *Knạcks [knaks]m -es, -e2) (inf = Schaden)das Radio/der Fernseher hat einen Knacks — there is something wrong with the radio/television
die Ehe der beiden hat schon lange einen Knacks — their marriage has been breaking up for a long time
er hat einen Knacks ( weg)bekommen — he or (gesundheitlich) his health or (psychisch) his nerves took a knock
er hat einen Knacks weg — he's a bit screwy (inf); (gesundheitlich) his health isn't so good
* * ** * *<-es, -e>[knaks]m1. (knackender Laut) crack2. (Sprung) crackeinen \Knacks haben (fam) to have a problem; Ehe to be in difficulties; Freundschaft to be sufferingeinen \Knacks bekommen (fam) to suffer a minor breakdown* * *der; Knackses, Knackse (ugs.)1) (Ton) crack2) (Sprung) crack3) (fig.): (Defekt)einen Knacks bekommen — < person> have or suffer a breakdown; < health> suffer
* * *knacks int crack* * *der; Knackses, Knackse (ugs.)1) (Ton) crack2) (Sprung) crack3) (fig.): (Defekt)einen Knacks bekommen — < person> have or suffer a breakdown; < health> suffer
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46 Kriegsführung
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47 Leidensdruck
* * *Lei|dens|druckm no plmental trauma, level of suffering or pain* * *Lei·dens·druckm kein pl psychological stress* * * -
48 Psychodrama
n THEAT. UND PSYCH. psychodrama* * *Psy|cho|dra|ma ['psyːço-]ntpsychodrama* * *Psy·cho·dra·ma[psyçoˈdra:ma]nt1. LIT psychological drama2. PSYCH psychodrama* * * -
49 Seelenzustand
m state of mind, mental state; gefühlsmäßig: emotional state* * *See|len|zu|standmpsychological or mental state* * *See·len·zu·standm state of mind* * * -
50 Sinnkrise
f crisis of doubt (in the meaning of life); (Glaubenskrise) crisis of faith* * *Sịnn|kri|sefidentity crisis* * *Sinn·kri·se<-, -n>f psychological crisis about the meaning of one's life* * * -
51 Bildwirkung
Bild·wir·kungf pl selten [psychological] effect of an image -
52 Persönlichkeitsprofil
Per|sön|lich|keits|pro|filntpsychological profile* * *Per·sön·lich·keits·pro·filnt personality profile -
53 Psychoeffekt
Psy·cho·ef·fektm psychological effect -
54 Psychokrieg
Psy·cho·kriegm psychological warfare -
55 Farbpsychologie
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56 Idiotentest
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57 medizinisch-psychologische Untersuchung
f (MPU) <verk.med> ■ medical-psychological examinationGerman-english technical dictionary > medizinisch-psychologische Untersuchung
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58 MPU
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59 Arbeitstätigkeit
Arbeitstätigkeit
job;
• gelegentlich am Wochenende erforderliche Arbeitstätigkeit occasional weekend shift;
• frühere Arbeitstätigkeiten employment history;
• Arbeitstätigkeit im Rahmen öffentlich erteilter Aufträge public works job;
• psychologische Schwierigkeiten auf seine Arbeitstätigkeit zurückführen to blame one’s job for one’s psychological ills. -
60 Euro-Kunde
Euro-Kunde
euro customer;
• Euro-Land euro area (land), euro-area country, euro’s territory;
• Euro-Logo, Euro-[vertrauens]label euro label (logo);
• Euro-Logo in einem Geschäft aushängen to display the euro logo in a commercial premise;
• Euro-Markt euro-denominated market;
• Euro-Mitgliedstaaten euro-members;
• gefälschte Euro-Münzen counterfeit euro coins;
• Euro-Münzen mit hohem Nennwert high-value euro coins;
• Euro-Partnerländer partners in the euro;
• psychologische Euro-Preise psychological euro prices;
• Euro-Projekt euro project;
• Euro-Projekt-Lenkungsausschuss euro project steering committee;
• Euro-Quittung euro receipt;
• Euro-Rechner euro calculator;
• Euro-Schulung euro training;
• Euro-Skeptiker euro sceptic;
• Euro-Sparer euro investor;
• Euro-Staaten euro countries;
• Euro-Symbol euro symbol;
• Euro-Tarife rates in euro.
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