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21 Reinigung
f2. Firma: (dry) cleaners (V. im Sg.) chemische Reinigung dry cleaning; in der Reinigung Kleidung: at the cleaners* * *die Reinigung(Geschäft) cleaner's; cleaners;(Vorgang) cleaning; purification* * *Rei|ni|gung ['rainɪgʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= das Saubermachen) cleaning* * *die1) purification2) (an act of purging.) purge* * *Rei·ni·gung<-, -en>fauf die \Reinigung ihrer Fingernägel verwendet sie immer viel Zeit she always spends a lot of time cleaning her fingernailsMüllverbrennungsanlagen müssen nun alle Filter zur \Reinigung der Abluft eingebaut haben waste incineration plants must all have filters installed to clean the waste air2. (Reinigungsbetrieb) cleaner'sdie chemische \Reinigung the dry cleaner's* * *die; Reinigung, Reinigungen1) s. reinigen: cleaning; cleansing; purification; dry-cleaning2) (Betrieb) [dry-]cleaner's* * *chemische Reinigung dry cleaning;* * *die; Reinigung, Reinigungen2) (Betrieb) [dry-]cleaner's* * *f.chores n.cleansing n.purgation n.purification n. -
22 sühnen
geh.II v/i: für etw. sühnen atone for s.th.* * *to purge; to expiate* * *süh|nen ['zyːnən]1. vtUnrecht, Verbrechen to atone forseine Schuld sǘhnen — to expiate one's guilt or sins, to atone for one's sins
2. vito atone* * *süh·nen[ˈzy:nən]vt (geh)* * *transitives, intransitives Verb[für] etwas sühnen — atone for or pay the penalty for something
* * *sühnen gehA. v/t expiate, atone for;eine Schuld mit dem Tod sühnen pay the ultimate penalty for one’s guiltB. v/i:für etwas sühnen atone for sth* * *transitives, intransitives Verb[für] etwas sühnen — atone for or pay the penalty for something
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23 Abfluten
n < verf> ■ blowdown; bleed off; purge -
24 abfluten
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25 Abflutleitung
f < verf> ■ blowdown line; bleed line; purge line -
26 Abflutmenge
f < verf> ■ blowdown rate; bleed off rate; purge rate -
27 Abflutwasser
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28 Absalzen
n < verf> ■ blowdown; bleed off; purge -
29 absalzen
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30 Absalzleitung
f < verf> ■ blowdown line; bleed line; purge line -
31 Absalzmenge
f < verf> ■ blowdown rate; bleed off rate; purge rate -
32 Absalzwasser
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33 Absaugleitung
f <tech.allg> ■ suction linef <kfz.emiss> (für Kraftstoffdämpfe; zwischen Aktivkohlebehälter und Ansaugsystem) ■ canister purge vapor hose -
34 Absaugrelais
n <kfz.emiss> (Aktivkohlebehälter) ■ canister purge solenoid -
35 Absaugventil
n <kfz.emiss> (für Kraftstoffdämpfe, Aktivkohlefilter) ■ scavenging valve; purge valve -
36 Absaugventilmagnet
m <kfz.emiss> (Aktivkohlebehälter) ■ canister purge solenoid -
37 Abschlämmen
n < verf> ■ blowdown; bleed off; purge -
38 abschlämmen
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39 Abschlämmenge
f < verf> ■ blowdown rate; bleed off rate; purge rate -
40 Abschlämmleitung
f < verf> ■ blowdown line; bleed line; purge line
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purge — (v.) late 13c., from O.Fr. purgier (12c.), from L. purgare cleanse, purify, from Old L. purigare, from purus pure (see PURE (Cf. pure)) + root of agere to drive, make (see ACT (Cf. act)). The noun is recorded from 1560s … Etymology dictionary