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2 Gummiring
* * *Gum·mi·ringm1. (Gummiband) rubber band2. für Einmachgläser rubber seal3. (Spielzeug) rubber ring* * *1) rubber band2) (Spielzeug) rubber ring; quoit3) (Weckglasring) rubber seal* * ** * *1) rubber band2) (Spielzeug) rubber ring; quoit3) (Weckglasring) rubber seal -
3 Ring
m; -(e)s, -e1. allg.: ring; einen Ring anstecken put on a ring, put a ring on one’s finger; einen Ring im Ohr tragen wear a ring in one’s ear; die Ringe wechseln exchange rings; die olympischen Ringe the Olympic rings; Ringe unter den Augen fig. bags ( oder [dark] rings) under one’s eyes2. (Kreis) circle; einen Ring bilden form a ring ( oder circle); der Ring schließt sich fig. the wheel comes full circle3. SPORT, Boxen: ring; in den Ring steigen climb into the ring; Ring frei! Boxen: seconds out!; der Ring ist frei für neue Verhandlungen fig. the way is clear for further negotiations7. (Spionage-, Verbrecherring) ring8. (Lesering) book club9. (Wurfring) quoit, ring* * *der Ring(Boxsport) ring;(Kreisform) hoop; round; ring;(Schmuckstück) ring; circlet* * *Rịng [rɪŋ]m -(e)s, -e1) ring; (= Kettenring) link; (= Wurfring) quoit; (= Einweckring) seal, rubber; (= Rettungsring) life buoy, life beltdie Ringe tauschen or wechseln — to exchange rings
2) (= Kreis) (= Jahresring, Rauchring) ring; (auf dem Wasser, von Menschen) circle, ring; (= Ringstraße) ring road(dunkle) Ringe unter den Augen haben — to have (dark) rings under one's eyes
acht Ringe schießen — to score an eight
Ring frei! — seconds out or away!; (fig) clear the decks!
in den Ring steigen (lit) — to climb into the ring; (fig) to enter the lists or the fray
4) (ASTRON, MET, CHEM) ring5) (= Vereinigung) circle, group; (von Großhändlern, Erzeugern) group; (= Bande) ring; (THEAT = Abonnentenring) theatre-goers' (Brit) or theater-goers' (US) group6) (liter = Kreislauf) circle, cycleder Ring schließt sich — the circle is completed or closed, the wheel comes or turns full circle
7) (= Sagenzyklus) cycleder Ring ( des Nibelungen) — the Ring (of the Nibelung)
* * *der1) (a drift or curl of smoke, mist etc: wreaths of smoke.) wreath2) (a small circle eg of gold or silver, sometimes having a jewel set in it, worn on the finger: a wedding ring; She wears a diamond ring.) ring3) (a circle of metal, wood etc for any of various purposes: a scarf-ring; a key-ring; The trap-door had a ring attached for lifting it.) ring4) (anything which is like a circle in shape: The children formed a ring round their teacher; The hot teapot left a ring on the polished table.) ring5) (an enclosed space for boxing matches, circus performances etc: the circus-ring; The crowd cheered as the boxer entered the ring.) ring6) (a small group of people formed for business or criminal purposes: a drugs ring.) ring* * *<-[e]s, -e>[rɪŋ]m1. (Fingerring) ringeinen \Ring am Finger tragen to wear a ring on one's finger2. (Öse) ring3. (Kreis) circleeinen \Ring um jdn bilden to form a circle round sbdunkle \Ringe [unter den Augen] dark rings [under one's eyes]6. (Boxring) ring\Ring frei! seconds out!7. (Kreis in einer Schießscheibe) ring* * *der; Ring[e]s, Ringe1) ring2) (BoxRing) ringRing frei zur zweiten Runde — seconds out for the second round
* * *1. allg: ring;einen Ring anstecken put on a ring, put a ring on one’s finger;einen Ring im Ohr tragen wear a ring in one’s ear;die Ringe wechseln exchange rings;die olympischen Ringe the Olympic rings;2. (Kreis) circle;einen Ring bilden form a ring ( oder circle);der Ring schließt sich fig the wheel comes full circlein den Ring steigen climb into the ring;Ring frei! Boxen: seconds out!;der Ring ist frei für neue Verhandlungen fig the way is clear for further negotiationsRinge rings;an den Ringen turnen exercise on the rings7. (Spionage-, Verbrecherring) ring8. (Lesering) book club9. (Wurfring) quoit, ring* * *der; Ring[e]s, Ringe1) ring2) (BoxRing) ring* * *-e m.circlet n.curl n.ring n. -
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5 ring
m; -(e)s, -e1. allg.: ring; einen Ring anstecken put on a ring, put a ring on one’s finger; einen Ring im Ohr tragen wear a ring in one’s ear; die Ringe wechseln exchange rings; die olympischen Ringe the Olympic rings; Ringe unter den Augen fig. bags ( oder [dark] rings) under one’s eyes2. (Kreis) circle; einen Ring bilden form a ring ( oder circle); der Ring schließt sich fig. the wheel comes full circle3. SPORT, Boxen: ring; in den Ring steigen climb into the ring; Ring frei! Boxen: seconds out!; der Ring ist frei für neue Verhandlungen fig. the way is clear for further negotiations7. (Spionage-, Verbrecherring) ring8. (Lesering) book club9. (Wurfring) quoit, ring* * *der Ring(Boxsport) ring;(Kreisform) hoop; round; ring;(Schmuckstück) ring; circlet* * *Rịng [rɪŋ]m -(e)s, -e1) ring; (= Kettenring) link; (= Wurfring) quoit; (= Einweckring) seal, rubber; (= Rettungsring) life buoy, life beltdie Ringe tauschen or wechseln — to exchange rings
2) (= Kreis) (= Jahresring, Rauchring) ring; (auf dem Wasser, von Menschen) circle, ring; (= Ringstraße) ring road(dunkle) Ringe unter den Augen haben — to have (dark) rings under one's eyes
acht Ringe schießen — to score an eight
Ring frei! — seconds out or away!; (fig) clear the decks!
in den Ring steigen (lit) — to climb into the ring; (fig) to enter the lists or the fray
4) (ASTRON, MET, CHEM) ring5) (= Vereinigung) circle, group; (von Großhändlern, Erzeugern) group; (= Bande) ring; (THEAT = Abonnentenring) theatre-goers' (Brit) or theater-goers' (US) group6) (liter = Kreislauf) circle, cycleder Ring schließt sich — the circle is completed or closed, the wheel comes or turns full circle
7) (= Sagenzyklus) cycleder Ring ( des Nibelungen) — the Ring (of the Nibelung)
* * *der1) (a drift or curl of smoke, mist etc: wreaths of smoke.) wreath2) (a small circle eg of gold or silver, sometimes having a jewel set in it, worn on the finger: a wedding ring; She wears a diamond ring.) ring3) (a circle of metal, wood etc for any of various purposes: a scarf-ring; a key-ring; The trap-door had a ring attached for lifting it.) ring4) (anything which is like a circle in shape: The children formed a ring round their teacher; The hot teapot left a ring on the polished table.) ring5) (an enclosed space for boxing matches, circus performances etc: the circus-ring; The crowd cheered as the boxer entered the ring.) ring6) (a small group of people formed for business or criminal purposes: a drugs ring.) ring* * *<-[e]s, -e>[rɪŋ]m1. (Fingerring) ringeinen \Ring am Finger tragen to wear a ring on one's finger2. (Öse) ring3. (Kreis) circleeinen \Ring um jdn bilden to form a circle round sbdunkle \Ringe [unter den Augen] dark rings [under one's eyes]6. (Boxring) ring\Ring frei! seconds out!7. (Kreis in einer Schießscheibe) ring* * *der; Ring[e]s, Ringe1) ring2) (BoxRing) ringRing frei zur zweiten Runde — seconds out for the second round
* * *…ring m im subst1. im wörtl Sinn:Eisenring iron ring;Gardinenring curtain ring2. fig (Gruppe):Lesering book club;Rauschgiftring drug ring* * *der; Ring[e]s, Ringe1) ring2) (BoxRing) ring* * *-e m.circlet n.curl n.ring n. -
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7 Einmachring
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9 Gummidichtung um das Gesichtsfeld
German-english technical dictionary > Gummidichtung um das Gesichtsfeld
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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Musiknotenprofildichtung
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16 Stempel
m; -s, -2. (Abdruck) stamp; (Siegel) seal; (Poststempel) postmark; auf Edelmetall: hallmark; WIRTS., auf Fleischwaren, Vieh: brand; mit einem Stempel versehen stamp; den Stempel vom 15. tragen be postmarked the 15th; ein Stempel im Pass a stamp in one’s passport; einer Sache seinen Stempel aufdrücken fig. leave one’s mark ( oder imprint) on s.th.; den Stempel tragen von fig. bear the imprint of3. BOT. pistil4. BERGB. pit prop* * *der Stempel(Abdruck) stamp; postmark;(Blütenstempel) pistil;(Feingehaltsstempel) hallmark;(Werkzeug) rubber stamp; stamp* * *Stẹm|pel ['ʃtɛmpl]m -s, -1) (= Gummistempel) (rubber) stamp2) (= Abdruck) stamp; (= Poststempel) postmark; (= Viehstempel) brand, mark; (auf Silber, Gold) hallmarkeinen/seinen Stempel aufdrücken or aufprägen (fig) — to make a/one's mark on sb/sth
tragen — to bear the stamp of sb/sth
3) (TECH) (= Prägestempel) die; (stangenförmig, = Lochstempel) punch4) (TECH von Druckpumpe etc) piston, plunger* * *der1) (the instrument used to stamp a design etc on a surface: He marked the date on the bill with a rubber date-stamp.) stamp2) (a design etc made by stamping: All the goods bore the manufacturer's stamp.) stamp* * *Stem·pel1<-s, ->[ˈʃtɛmpl̩]m1. (Gummistempel) [rubber] stamp2. (Stempelabdruck) stampder Brief trägt den \Stempel vom 23.5. the letter is stamped [or postmarked] 23/53. (Punzierung) hallmark4.▶ jdm/etw den/seinen \Stempel aufdrücken to leave one's mark on sb/sth▶ jds \Stempel/den \Stempel von etw dat [o einer S. gen] tragen to bear [or have] sb's mark/the mark of sthStem·pel2<-s, ->[ˈʃtɛmpl̩]* * *der; Stempels, Stempel1) stamp; (PostStempel) postmarkeiner Sache (Dat.) seinen Stempel aufdrücken — (fig.) leave one's mark on something
2) (Punze) hallmark3) (Bot.): (Teil der Blüte) pistil* * *2. (Abdruck) stamp; (Siegel) seal; (Poststempel) postmark; auf Edelmetall: hallmark; WIRTSCH, auf Fleischwaren, Vieh: brand;mit einem Stempel versehen stamp;den Stempel vom 15. tragen be postmarked the 15th;ein Stempel im Pass a stamp in one’s passport;den Stempel tragen von fig bear the imprint of3. BOT pistil4. BERGB pit prop* * *der; Stempels, Stempel1) stamp; (PostStempel) postmarkeiner Sache (Dat.) seinen Stempel aufdrücken — (fig.) leave one's mark on something
2) (Punze) hallmark3) (Bot.): (Teil der Blüte) pistil* * *- (Botanik) m.pistil n. - m.die stamp (metalwork) n.postmark n.rubber stamp n.seal n. -
17 Dichtungsring
* * *der Dichtungsringwasher; gasket* * *Dịch|tungs|ring1. m Dich|tungs|schei|be2. fseal, sealing ring; (in Wasserhahn) washer* * *(a flat ring of rubber, metal etc to keep nuts or joints tight: Our tap needs a new washer.) washer* * *Dich·tungs·ringmDich·tungs·schei·bef washer* * ** * *m.gasket n.washer n. -
18 Taucherflosse
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