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61 verschluss
m; -es, Verschlüsse1. (Stöpsel) stopper; (Schraubverschluss) top; (Kronenkorken) crown cap; an Buchdeckel, Schmuck, Tasche etc.: clasp; mit Schloss: lock; (Haken) fastener; luftdichter etc.: seal; unter Verschluss halten keep under lock and key; Zoll: keep in bond2. FOT. shutter3. MED. occlusion; TECH. cover, cap* * *der Verschluss(Flasche) stopper;(Fotoapparat) shutter;(Kleider) fastener;(Schloss) lock;(Waffe) breech* * *Ver|schlụssm1) (= Schloss) lock; (luft-, wasserdicht, für Zoll) seal; (= Deckel, Klappe) top, lid; (= Pfropfen, Stöpsel) stopper; (an Kleidung) fastener; (an Schmuck) catch; (an Tasche, Buch, Schuh) clasp3) (MED, PHON) occlusion* * *Ver·schlussRR, Ver·schlußALTmetw unter \Verschluss halten/nehmen to keep/put sth under lock and key* * *1) (am BH, an Schmuck usw.) fastener; fastening; (an Taschen, Schmuck) clasp; (an Schuhen, Gürteln) buckle; (am Schrank, Fenster, Koffer usw.) catch; (an Flaschen) top; (Stöpsel) stopper; (SchraubVerschluss) [screw-]top; [screw-] cap; (TankVerschluss) cap2)* * *…verschluss m im subst:Knebelverschluss toggle;Magnetverschluss magnetic lock;Ventilverschluss valve cap* * *1) (am BH, an Schmuck usw.) fastener; fastening; (an Taschen, Schmuck) clasp; (an Schuhen, Gürteln) buckle; (am Schrank, Fenster, Koffer usw.) catch; (an Flaschen) top; (Stöpsel) stopper; (SchraubVerschluss) [screw-]top; [screw-] cap; (TankVerschluss) cap2)* * *¨-e (Fotoapparat) m.shutter (camera) n. ¨-e (Waffe) m.breech (guns) n. ¨-e m.clasp n.closure n.cloture n.fastener n.lock n.seal n.shutter n. -
62 Vogel
m; -s, Vögel1. bird (auch umg. Flugzeug)2. komischer Vogel umg. odd character, strange customer; er ist ein lustiger Vogel he’s good for a laugh; einen Vogel haben umg., fig. have a screw loose (somewhere); du hast wohl einen Vogel umg. you’re crazy, you’re off your head (Am. rocker); jemandem den Vogel zeigen tap one’s forehead at s.o. (to indicate that he/she is stupid); den Vogel abschießen umg. take the cake; friss Vogel, oder stirb! it’s (a case of) sink or swim; der Vogel ist ausgeflogen umg. the bird has flown* * *der Vogelbird* * *Vo|gel ['foːgl]m -s, -['føːgl] (lit, fig) birdein seltener Vógel (lit, fig) — a rare bird
ein seltsamer Vógel (inf) — a strange bird (inf) or customer (inf)
ein lustiger Vógel (inf) — a lively character (inf)
Vógel friss oder stirb (prov) — do or die! (prov)
den Vógel abschießen (inf) — to surpass everyone (iro)
einen Vógel haben (inf) — to be crazy (inf), to have a screw loose (inf)
jdm den Vógel zeigen (inf) — to tap one's forehead (to indicate to sb that he's not quite right in the head)
See:* * *(a two-legged feathered creature, with a beak and two wings, with which most can fly: Kiwis and ostriches are birds which cannot fly.) bird* * *Vo·gel<-s, Vögel>[ˈfo:gl̩, pl ˈfø:gl̩]m1. ORN birdder \Vogel ist schon im Ofen (fam) the bird is already in the ovenein lustiger \Vogel a bit of a jokerein seltsamer \Vogel a queer [or strange] bird [or customerich werde den \Vogel sicher zur Erde bringen I'll bring this kite down to earth safely4.▶ jdm den [o einen] \Vogel zeigen (fam) to indicate to sb that they're crazy by tapping one's forehead* * *der; Vogels, Vögel1) bird[mit etwas] den Vogel abschießen — (ugs.) take the biscuit [with something] (coll.)
einen Vogel haben — (salopp) be off one's rocker (fig. coll.) or (sl.) head
jemandem den Vogel zeigen — tap one's forehead at somebody (as a sign that one thinks he/she is stupid)
2) (salopp, oft scherzh.): (Mensch) characterein komischer Vogel — an odd bird or character
* * *1. bird (auch umg Flugzeug)2.komischer Vogel umg odd character, strange customer;er ist ein lustiger Vogel he’s good for a laugh;einen Vogel haben umg, fig have a screw loose (somewhere);jemandem den Vogel zeigen tap one’s forehead at sb (to indicate that he/she is stupid);den Vogel abschießen umg take the cake;friss Vogel, oder stirb! it’s (a case of) sink or swim;der Vogel ist ausgeflogen umg the bird has flown* * *der; Vogels, Vögel1) bird[mit etwas] den Vogel abschießen — (ugs.) take the biscuit [with something] (coll.)
einen Vogel haben — (salopp) be off one's rocker (fig. coll.) or (sl.) head
jemandem den Vogel zeigen — tap one's forehead at somebody (as a sign that one thinks he/she is stupid)
2) (salopp, oft scherzh.): (Mensch) characterein komischer Vogel — an odd bird or character
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63 zukneifen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t: den Mund zukneifen close one’s mouth tight(ly), press one’s lips together (tightly); die Augen zukneifen close one’s eyes tightly, screw one’s eyes up; Arsch 1* * *zu|knei|fenvt septo pinch hard; Augen to screw up; Mund to shut tight(ly)* * *zu|knei·fen▪ etw \zukneifen to shut sth tight[ly]die Augen \zukneifen to screw up one's eyes sep* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb squeeze <eye[s]> shut; shut <eye[s]> tight; shut < mouth> tightly* * *zukneifen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t:den Mund zukneifen close one’s mouth tight(ly), press one’s lips together (tightly);B. v/i:sie kniff zu she gave sb a pinch* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb squeeze <eye[s]> shut; shut <eye[s]> tight; shut < mouth> tightly -
64 zusammenballen
(trennb., hat -ge-)II v/refl* * *to mass;sich zusammenballento conglomerate* * *zu|sạm|men|bal|len sep1. vtSchnee, Lehm to make into a ball; Papier to screw (Brit) or crumple up into a ball2. vr(= sich ansammeln) to accumulate; (Menge) to mass (together); (MIL) to be concentrated or massed* * *zu·sam·men|bal·lenI. vt▪ etw \zusammenballen Schnee to make sth into a ball; Papier to screw [up sep] sth into a ball; die Fäuste to clench sthII. vr1. Wolken to accumulate, to mass [together]ein Unheil ballte sich über seinem Haupt zusammen disaster loomed [over him]* * *1.transitives Verb2.[zu einem Klumpen] zusammenballen — make into a ball
reflexives Verb mass together* * *zusammenballen (trennb, hat -ge-)die Hände zusammenballen clench one’s fistsB. v/r2. fig, Unheil etc: loom (über +dat over)* * *1.transitives Verb2.[zu einem Klumpen] zusammenballen — make into a ball
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65 zusammenkneifen
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) zukneifen* * *zu|sạm|men|knei|fenvt sepLippen, Pobacken etc to press together; Augen to screw upzusammengekniffen (Augen) — screwed-up; Mund pinched
* * *zu·sam·men|knei·fendie Lippen \zusammenkneifen to press together one's lips; (missbilligend) to pinch one's lips* * ** * ** * * -
66 zusammenschrauben
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) screw ( mit Bolzen: bolt) together* * *zu|sạm|men|schrau|benvt septo screw together; (mit Bolzen) to bolt together* * *zu·sam·men|schrau·benvt▪ etw \zusammenschrauben to screw [or bolt] sth together* * * -
67 3-Spindel-Schraubenpumpe
f < förd> ■ three-screw pump; triple screw pump; three-rotor screw pump; three-spindle screw pumpGerman-english technical dictionary > 3-Spindel-Schraubenpumpe
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68 Antriebsspindel
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69 dreispindelige Schraubenspindelpumpe
f < förd> ■ three-screw pump; triple screw pump; three-rotor screw pump; three-spindle screw pumpGerman-english technical dictionary > dreispindelige Schraubenspindelpumpe
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70 Dreispindelpumpe
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71 Dreispindelschraubenpumpe
f < förd> ■ three-screw pump; triple screw pump; three-rotor screw pump; three-spindle screw pumpGerman-english technical dictionary > Dreispindelschraubenpumpe
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72 Einspindelpumpe
f rare.DDR < förd> (nach Moineau) ■ progressive cavity pump; single-screw pump US ; eccentric screw pump GB ; Mono Pump; helical rotor pump GBf < masch> ■ single-screw pump; single-rotor screw pump -
73 Feineinstellschraube
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75 gewindeformende Schraube
German-english technical dictionary > gewindeformende Schraube
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76 gewindefurchende Schraube
f DIN EN ISO 7085 < füg> ■ thread forming screw ISO 7085 ; thread-rolling screw DIN 7500 ; thread-forming tapping screw form ; thread rolling screwGerman-english technical dictionary > gewindefurchende Schraube
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77 Gewindefurchschraube
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78 Gewindeschraubmesslehre
f < msr> ■ screw-thread caliperGerman-english technical dictionary > Gewindeschraubmesslehre
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79 Hubspindel
f < masch> (z.B. Hebezeug, Presse, Maschinenfuß) ■ elevation screw; elevating screw; lifting screw; jack screw -
80 Leerlaufeinstellschraube
f <kfz.mot> (von Vergaser allg.) ■ idle adjusting screw; idle speed screwf <kfz.mot> (der Kraftstoffeinspritzung) ■ bypass screwf <kfz.mot> (des Stromberg-Vergasers) ■ throttle adjustment screwGerman-english technical dictionary > Leerlaufeinstellschraube
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