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[hɪl] nrange of \hills Hügelkette f;on the top of a \hill [oben] auf einem Hügel;rolling \hills sanfte Hügel;a steep \hill eine starke SteigungPHRASES:sth ain't worth [or doesn't amount to] a \hill of beans (Am) ( fam) etw ist keinen Pfifferling wert ( fam)as old as the \hills steinalt;the jokes she tells are as old as the \hills ihre Witze haben so einen Bart ( fam)to be over the \hill ( fam) mit einem Fuß im Grab stehen -
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in·fin·ity [ɪnʼfɪnəti, Am -ət̬i] n\infinity ( unreachable point) das Unendliche;to \infinity [bis] ins Unendlicheinto \infinity [bis] in die Unendlichkeit;the mountain range stretched away into \infinity der Bergzug erstreckte sich unendlich weitan \infinity of combinations/ problems unendlich viele Kombinationsmöglichkeiten/Probleme -
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tar·get [ʼtɑ:gɪt, Am ʼtɑ:r-] nto be on/off \target bullet, shot das Ziel treffen/verfehlen; radar ein Ziel erfasst/nicht erfasst haben;to acquire a \target radar ein Ziel erfassen;to aim at a \target ein Ziel anstreben; soldier ein Ziel anvisieren;to be on \target auf [Ziel]kurs liegen; analysis, description zutreffen; decision [genau] richtig sein;the amount of spare parts we ordered was on \target die Zahl der von uns bestellten Ersatzteile war genau richtig;to hit the \target ins Schwarze treffen ( fig)3) econ;to be on \target im Zeitplan liegen;sales \target Verkaufsziel nt;long-term/short-term \target langfristiges/kurzfristiges Ziel;to fix a \target ein Planziel festlegen;to miss a \target ein Ziel verfehlen [o Planziel nicht einhalten];to overshoot a \target über ein Ziel hinausschießen ( fig)to set oneself a \target sich dat ein Ziel setzen vt <( Brit) - tt- or ( Am usu) - t-> (address, direct)modifier (group, velocity) Ziel-;\target range Zielentfernung f;\target tracking Zielverfolgung f;
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