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received wave

  • 1 Signal

    n; -s, -e signal (auch EISENB.); (Zeichen) sign; das Signal steht auf „Halt“ the signal is at „stop“(EISENB. „danger“); ein Signal übersehen EISENB. overrun a signal; ein Signal geben (give a) signal; Signal geben MOT. sound one’s horn; das Signal für Gefahr the danger signal, the signal for danger; das Signal zum Angriff the signal to attack; das Signal zum Aufbruch fig. the sign (for us etc.) to leave; alle Signale stehen auf... all the pointers are in favo(u)r of...; Signale setzen point the way to the future
    * * *
    das Signal
    signal
    * * *
    Sig|nal [zɪ'gnaːl]
    nt -s, -e (AUCH RAIL, COMPUT))
    signal

    (ein) Signál geben — to give a signal

    mit der Hupe (ein) Signál geben — to hoot (as a signal)

    Signále setzen (fig) — to blaze a trail

    falsche Signále setzen (fig) — to point in the wrong direction

    * * *
    das
    1) (a sign (eg a movement of the hand, a light, a sound), especially one arranged beforehand, giving a command, warning or other message: He gave the signal to advance.) signal
    2) (a machine etc used for this purpose: a railway signal.) signal
    3) (the wave, sound received or sent out by a radio set etc.) signal
    * * *
    Si·gnal
    <-s, -e>
    [zɪˈgna:l]
    nt
    1. (Zeichen) signal
    das \Signal zum Angriff/Start the signal for the attack/start
    [mit etw dat] [ein] \Signal geben to give a/the signal [with sth]
    mit der Hupe [ein] \Signal geben to sound the horn [as a/the signal]
    \Signale aussenden to transmit signals
    2. BAHN signal
    ein \Signal überfahren to pass a signal at danger, to overrun a signal
    3. pl (geh: Ansätze) signs
    [durch etw akk [o mit etw dat]] \Signale [für etw akk] setzen (geh) to blaze a trail [for sth] [with sth]
    4. TELEK signal
    analoges \Signal analogue [or AM also -og] signal
    * * *
    das; Signals, Signale signal

    das Signal steht auf ‘Halt’ — the signal is at ‘stop’

    * * *
    Signal n; -s, -e signal ( auch BAHN); (Zeichen) sign;
    das Signal steht auf „Halt“ the signal is at “stop”(BAHN “danger”);
    ein Signal übersehen BAHN overrun a signal;
    ein Signal geben (give a) signal;
    Signal geben AUTO sound one’s horn;
    das Signal für Gefahr the danger signal, the signal for danger;
    das Signal zum Angriff the signal to attack;
    das Signal zum Aufbruch fig the sign (for us etc) to leave;
    alle Signale stehen auf … all the pointers are in favo(u)r of …;
    Signale setzen point the way to the future
    * * *
    das; Signals, Signale signal

    das Signal steht auf ‘Halt’ — the signal is at ‘stop’

    * * *
    (e) n.
    signal n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Signal

  • 2 signal

    n; -s, -e signal (auch EISENB.); (Zeichen) sign; das Signal steht auf „Halt“ the signal is at „stop“(EISENB. „danger“); ein Signal übersehen EISENB. overrun a signal; ein Signal geben (give a) signal; Signal geben MOT. sound one’s horn; das Signal für Gefahr the danger signal, the signal for danger; das Signal zum Angriff the signal to attack; das Signal zum Aufbruch fig. the sign (for us etc.) to leave; alle Signale stehen auf... all the pointers are in favo(u)r of...; Signale setzen point the way to the future
    * * *
    das Signal
    signal
    * * *
    Sig|nal [zɪ'gnaːl]
    nt -s, -e (AUCH RAIL, COMPUT))
    signal

    (ein) Signál geben — to give a signal

    mit der Hupe (ein) Signál geben — to hoot (as a signal)

    Signále setzen (fig) — to blaze a trail

    falsche Signále setzen (fig) — to point in the wrong direction

    * * *
    das
    1) (a sign (eg a movement of the hand, a light, a sound), especially one arranged beforehand, giving a command, warning or other message: He gave the signal to advance.) signal
    2) (a machine etc used for this purpose: a railway signal.) signal
    3) (the wave, sound received or sent out by a radio set etc.) signal
    * * *
    Si·gnal
    <-s, -e>
    [zɪˈgna:l]
    nt
    1. (Zeichen) signal
    das \Signal zum Angriff/Start the signal for the attack/start
    [mit etw dat] [ein] \Signal geben to give a/the signal [with sth]
    mit der Hupe [ein] \Signal geben to sound the horn [as a/the signal]
    \Signale aussenden to transmit signals
    2. BAHN signal
    ein \Signal überfahren to pass a signal at danger, to overrun a signal
    3. pl (geh: Ansätze) signs
    [durch etw akk [o mit etw dat]] \Signale [für etw akk] setzen (geh) to blaze a trail [for sth] [with sth]
    4. TELEK signal
    analoges \Signal analogue [or AM also -og] signal
    * * *
    das; Signals, Signale signal

    das Signal steht auf ‘Halt’ — the signal is at ‘stop’

    * * *
    …signal n im subst:
    Blinksignal flashing signal;
    Hornsignal horn signal;
    Jagdsignal hunting signal
    * * *
    das; Signals, Signale signal

    das Signal steht auf ‘Halt’ — the signal is at ‘stop’

    * * *
    (e) n.
    signal n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > signal

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