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1 depress
transitive verb1) (deject) deprimieren2) (push or pull down) herunterdrücken* * *[di'pres]1) (to make sad or gloomy: I am always depressed by wet weather.) deprimieren2) (to make less active: This drug depresses the action of the heart.) einschränken•- academic.ru/19732/depressed">depressed- depressing
- depression* * *de·press[dɪˈpres]vt▪ to \depress sb jdn deprimieren2. (reduce amount or activity)▪ to \depress sth etw drückento \depress earnings Einkünfte schrumpfen lassento \depress the economy die Wirtschaft belastento \depress the prices die Preise drücken▪ to \depress sth etw niederdrückento \depress a button einen Knopf/eine Taste drückento \depress a pedal auf ein Pedal treten* * *[dɪ'pres]vt* * *depress [dıˈpres] v/t1. a) jemanden deprimieren, niederdrücken, bedrückenb) die Stimmung drücken2. eine Tätigkeit, besonders den Handel niederdrücken, abflauen lassen3. die Leistung etc herabsetzen, schwächen4. den Preis, Wert (herab)drücken, senken:depress the market WIRTSCH die Kurse drücken5. ein Pedal, eine Taste etc (nieder)drücken* * *transitive verb1) (deject) deprimieren2) (push or pull down) herunterdrücken3) (reduce activity of) unterdrücken; sich nicht entfalten lassen [Handel, Wirtschaftswachstum]* * *v.bedrücken v.deprimieren v.drücken v. -
2 control
< gen> (command, leadership, influence; e.g. over a vehicle, system) ■ Kontrolle f ; Herrschaft f<tech.gen> (of tires, operating conditions, of a vehicle, situation) ■ Beherrschbarkeit f<tech.gen> (e.g. of traffic) ■ Lenkung f<tech.gen> ■ Schaltgerät n<el> ■ Steuerung(en) f<i&c> (e.g. switch, button, knob, keyboard key, lever) ■ Bedienungselement n ; Bedienelement n rar<i&c> (regulating button, knob, wheel etc.) ■ Regler m<i&c> (without feedback; open-loop process or system) ■ Steuerung f<i&c> ■ Steuerung f<med.tech> (knob, push-button, lever, etc.) ■ Regler m< nucl> ■ Überwachung fv <tech.gen> ■ schalten vvt <tech.gen> (processes, limits, systems; accidents) ■ beherrschen vtvt <tech.gen> ■ lenken vt ; steuern vtvt <i&c> ■ regeln vt
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