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1 Gebälk
Gebälk n 1. ARCH entablature (Säulenverbindung der klassischen Architektur); 2. beams, frame of joists, binders and joists, joists of a floor, floor joists; roof beams (Dach)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Gebälk
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2 Dachgebälk
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3 Dachgebälk
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4 knacken
I v/i1. (hat geknackt) crack; Fußboden etc.: creak; wiederholt: Feuer, Radio, Telefon: crackle; metallisch: click; mit den Fingern knacken crack one’s fingers2. (ist) umg. (zerbrechen) Zweig, Ast etc.: snapII v/t (hat)1. (Nüsse) crack; jemandem eine harte Nuss zu knacken geben fig. give s.o. a hard nut to crack; daran wird er noch lange zu knacken haben that’ll keep him hard at it for a long time2. umg. (Geldschrank etc.) crack (open); (Auto) break into; (Schloss) break open; (Laus) squash; fig. (Geheimcode etc.) crack; (Rätsel) solve* * *(knarzen) to crack;(zerstören) to pick (ugs.);(öffnen) to shell* * *knạ|cken ['knakn]1. vt3) (fig inf = bezwingen) Rätsel, Code, Organisation to crack; Tabu to break2. vi1) (= brechen) to crack, to snap; (Glas etc) to crack; (Dielen, Stuhl) to creak; (Holz = knistern) to cracklees knackt im Radio — the radio is crackling
es knackt im Gebälk — the beams are creaking
zu knacken haben (inf) — to have sth to think about or to chew on (inf)
an dieser Aufgabe hatte ich ganz schön zu knacken (inf) — I really had to sweat over this exercise
2) (inf = schlafen) to kip (Brit inf to sleep* * *1) (to make a sudden sharp sound of breaking: The twig cracked as I stepped on it.) crack3) (to solve (a code).) crack4) (to unlock (a lock) with a tool other than a key: When she found that she had lost her key, she picked the lock with a hair-pin.) pick* * *kna·cken[knakn̩]I. vt1. (aufbrechen)einen Kode \knacken to crack a code▪ etw \knacken to break into sthden Safe \knacken to crack [open] the safe5. (sl)▪ etw \knacken to do away with sthVorurteile \knacken to eliminate [or sep break down] prejudiceII. vies knackt hier immer im Gebälk the beams are always creaking here2. (Knackgeräusche machen)mit den Fingern \knacken to crack one's fingers [or knuckleseine Runde \knacken to have forty winks [or BRIT a. a kip4.III. vi impers▪ es knackt there's a crackling noisein Dachstühlen knackt es oft roof trusses often creak* * *1.intransitives Verb <bed, floor, etc.> creak2.transitives Verb2) (aufbrechen) crack < safe> [open]; break into < car, bank, etc.>; crack, break < code>* * *A. v/i1. (hat geknackt) crack; Fußboden etc: creak; wiederholt: Feuer, Radio, Telefon: crackle; metallisch: click;mit den Fingern knacken crack one’s fingers2. (ist) umg (zerbrechen) Zweig, Ast etc: snap3. (hat) umg (schlafen) snooze;eine Runde knacken get a bit of shuteyeB. v/t (hat)1. (Nüsse) crack;jemandem eine harte Nuss zu knacken geben fig give sb a hard nut to crack;daran wird er noch lange zu knacken haben that’ll keep him hard at it for a long time2. umg (Geldschrank etc) crack (open); (Auto) break into; (Schloss) break open; (Laus) squash; fig (Geheimcode etc) crack; (Rätsel) solve* * *1.intransitives Verb <bed, floor, etc.> creak2.transitives Verb2) (aufbrechen) crack < safe> [open]; break into <car, bank, etc.>; crack, break < code>* * *v.to crack v. -
5 Balkendecke
f beamed roof ( oder ceiling)* * *Bạl|ken|de|ckefceiling with wooden beams* * *Bal·ken·de·ckef ceiling with wooden beams, wood-beam ceiling* * * -
6 Dachbalkenlage
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7 knacken
kna·cken [knakn̩]vt1) ( aufbrechen)etw [mit etw] \knacken to crack sth [with sth]einen Kode \knacken to crack a codeetw \knacken to break into sth;den Safe \knacken to crack [open] the safeetw \knacken to knock out sth sep5) (sl);etw \knacken to do away with sth;vies knackt hier immer im Gebälk the beams are always creaking here2) ( Knackgeräusche machen)mit etw \knacken to crack sth;mit den Fingern \knacken to crack one's fingers [or knuckles];eine Runde \knacken to have forty winks [or (Brit a.) a kip];WENDUNGEN:[noch] an etw dat zu \knacken haben ( fam) to have sth to think about [or ( fam) chew on [or over] ]es knackt there's a crackling noise;in Dachstühlen knackt es oft roof trusses often creak -
8 Satteldach ohne Balkenlage
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