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1 removal goods
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2 surgical
adjective* * *['sə:‹ikəl]adjective (of, or by means of, surgery: surgical instruments; He is in need of surgical treatment.) chirurgisch* * *sur·gi·cal[ˈsɜ:ʤɪkəl, AM ˈsɜ:r-]adj inv1. (used by surgeons) gloves, instruments chirurgisch2. (orthopaedic) medizinisch\surgical collar Halskrause f\surgical shoes orthopädische Schuhe\surgical strike [or attack] gezielter Angriff [o Schlag]* * *['sɜːdZIkəl]adjtreatment, removal operativ; technique, instrument, training, skill, hospital chirurgischsurgical gloves — OP-Handschuhe pl, Chirurgenhandschuhe
surgical intervention —
surgical team — OP-Team nt, Chirurgenteam nt
surgical ward — chirurgische Station, Chirurgie f (inf)
* * *surgical [-ıkl] adj (adv surgically)1. MED chirurgisch:surgical removal operative Entfernung2. MED Operations…:surgical instruments Operationsbesteck n, chirurgische Instrumente3. MED von einer Operation herrührend, Operations…:surgical fever septisches Fiebersurgical collar Halsmanschette f;surgical stocking Stützstrumpf m7. fig einschneidend, drastischsurg. abk1. surgeon2. surgery3. surgical chir(urg).* * *adjectivesurgical treatment — Operation, die/Operationen
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3 withdrawal
noun1) Zurücknahme, die* * *noun der Rückzug* * *with·draw·aln\withdrawal without penalty at seven days' notice bei Einhaltung der 7-tägigen Kündigungsfrist entstehen keine Gebühren\withdrawal amount Abhebungsbetrag m\withdrawal date Abhebungsdatum ntearly \withdrawal vorzeitige Abhebungto make a \withdrawal Geld abheben3. no pl (taking back) Zurücknehmen nt; (cancel) Zurückziehen nt; of consent, support Entzug m; BRIT ECON of goods for sale Rückruf m; of coins, notes Einziehung f, Zurückbeordern nt; of allegation Widerruf m; of action Zurückziehen nt; of charge Fallenlassen nt\withdrawal from a contract Rücktritt m von einem Vertrag\withdrawal of funds Entzug m von Geldernher sudden \withdrawal from the championship... ihr plötzlicher Startverzicht bei den Meisterschaften...* * *[wIT'drOːəl]n(of objects, charge) Zurückziehen nt; (of ambassador) Abziehen nt; (of coins, stamps) Einziehen nt; (of money) Abheben nt; (of words) Zurücknehmen nt, Zurücknahme f; (of troops) Rückzug m; (= withdrawing) Abziehen nt; (in sport) Abzug m; (from drugs) Entzug m* * *withdrawal from circulation Einziehung f (von Geld)make a withdrawal from one’s account Geld von seinem Konto abheben4. (from) Rücktritt m (von einem Posten, Vertrag etc), Ausscheiden n, Austritt m (aus einer Gesellschaft etc)5. fig Zurücknahme f (einer Kündigung etc), Widerrufung f (einer Aussage etc)6. Entzug m (einer Erlaubnis etc)7. MED Entziehung f, Entzug m:withdrawal cure Entziehungskur f;withdrawal symptoms Entziehungs-, Entzugserscheinungen8. SPORT Startverzicht m* * *noun1) Zurücknahme, die* * *n.Ausstieg -e m.Entziehung f.Entzug -¨e m.Rückzug -¨e m. -
4 breakage
noun1) (breaking) Zerbrechen, das2) (result of breaking) Bruchschaden, derbreakages must be paid for — zerbrochene Ware muss bezahlt werden
* * *[-ki‹]noun (the act of breaking, or its result(s).) der Bruchschaden* * *break·age[ˈbreɪkɪʤ]nthe customer must pay for any \breakages zerbrochene Ware muss vom Kunden bezahlt werdenthere was some \breakage of valuable goods during the removal während des Umzugs ging wertvolle Ware in die Brüche* * *['breIkɪdZ]n1) (in chain, link) Bruch mto pay for breakages — für zerbrochene Ware or Bruch bezahlen
were there any breakages? — hat es Bruch gegeben?, ist irgendetwas kaputtgegangen or zu Bruch gegangen?
* * *breakage s1. (Zer)Brechen n, Bruch m2. a) Bruch(stelle) m(f)b) Bruch(schaden) m3. WIRTSCH Refaktie f, Entschädigung f für Bruchschaden* * *noun1) (breaking) Zerbrechen, das2) (result of breaking) Bruchschaden, der* * *n.Bruchschaden m.Bruchstelle -n f. -
5 breakage
break·age [ʼbreɪkɪʤ] nthe customer must pay for any \breakages zerbrochene Ware muss vom Kunden bezahlt werdenthere was some \breakage of valuable goods during the removal während des Umzugs ging wertvolle Ware in die Brüche
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