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1 Modell
Modell n 1. GEN pattern; model (Muster); 2. IND template; 3. STAT model; 4. PAT design* * ** * *Modell
model, pattern, form, archetype, example, shape, (Ausführung) design, (Erstkonstruktion) working model, prototype, copy, (Maschine) type design, (Person) [fashion] model, mannequin;
• billiges Modell economy model;
• einheitliches Modell uniform pattern;
• erstes Modell prototyp;
• am meisten gefragtes Modell hard-to-have girl;
• geschütztes Modell registered design;
• unsere letzten (neuesten) Modelle our latest designs;
• maßstabsgetreues Modell scale model;
• Platz sparendes Modell storage model;
• verbessertes Modell von 2002 improvement design of 2002;
• vereinfachtes Modell reduced model;
• Modell in der Größe einer Zigarettenpackung cigarette-pack-size model;
• Modelle aus einer früheren Konjunkturperiode past cyclical time pattern;
• Modell der expandierenden Wirtschaft model of expanding economy;
• Modellabkommen pattern agreement;
• Modellanfertigung patternmaking;
• Modellangebot model line-up;
• computergestützte Modellbildung computer modelling;
• Modellcharakter model nature;
• Modellfall market model;
• Modellfirma sample company;
• Modellformen in der Wirtschaft umgestalten to reshape business patterns;
• Modellhaus show (model) house;
• Modelljahr year of manufacture;
• Modellklasse demonstration class;
• Modellpuppe (Schaufenster) dummy;
• Modellschutz protection of registered designs;
• Modelltarif pattern agreement;
• Modellverfahren model experiment;
• Modellverpachtung licensing;
• Modellvertrag prototype (standard) contract;
• Modellwerkstatt pattern shop;
• Modellzeichner pattern designer.
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