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1 server
noun(Computing) Server, der* * *1) ((usually in plural) a utensil used in serving food: salad servers.) das Servierbesteck2) (a person who serves (a ball).) der Aufschläger* * *serv·er[ˈsɜ:vəʳ, AM ˈsɜ:rvɚ]n1. (utensil) Vorlegebesteck nt, SCHWEIZ a. Schöpfbesteck nt; (spoon) Vorlegelöffel m, SCHWEIZ a. Schöpflöffel m; (fork) Vorlegegabel fsalad \servers Salatbesteck nt6. LAWprocess-\server Zustellungsbeamte(r), -beamtin m, f* * *['sɜːvə(r)]n1) (= tray) Servierbrett nt2) (= spoon/fork) Servierlöffel m, Vorlegelöffel m/-gabel f; (= pie server) Tortenheber m; (= fish server) Fischvorlegelöffel mhe's a strong server — er hat einen guten Aufschlag
* * *1. Servierer(in)2. a) Tablett nb) Warmhalteplatte fc) Serviertischchen nd) Servierwagen me) Tortenheber m3. KATH Ministrant m, Messdiener m4. a) Tennis etc: Aufschläger(in)b) Volleyball: Aufgeber(in)5. COMPUT Server m (Einheit, deren Leistung allen an das Netz angeschlossenen Teilnehmern zur Verfügung steht)* * *noun(Computing) Server, der* * *n.Diener - m. -
2 scoop
1. noun1) (shovel) Schaufel, die2. transitive verb2) (secure) erzielen [Gewinn]; hereinholen (ugs.) [Auftrag]; (in a lottery, bet) gewinnen [Vermögen]3) (Journ.) ausstechenPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91259/scoop_out">scoop out- scoop up* * *[sku:p] 1. noun1) (any of several types of spoon-like tool, used for lifting, serving etc: a grain scoop; an ice-cream scoop.) die Schaufel2) ((also scoopful) the amount held in a scoop: a scoop of ice-cream; a scoopful of grain.) sensationelle Erstmeldung3) (a piece of news etc that one newspaper gets and prints before the others: The reporter was sure that he had a scoop for his paper.)2. verb(to move with, or as if with, a scoop: He scooped the crumbs together with his fingers.) schaufeln* * *[sku:p]I. ncoal \scoop Kohlenschaufel fmeasuring \scoop Messlöffel mII. vt1. (move)▪ to \scoop sth sand, dirt etw schaufeln; (ladle) ice cream, pudding etw löffeln2. JOURN▪ to \scoop sb jdn ausstechenwe were \scooped by a rival paper eine konkurrierende Zeitung kam uns zuvor3. (win/get)▪ to \scoop sth etw gewinnenthe film \scooped half of the awards at the festival der Film sahnte die Hälfte der Preise auf dem Festival ab fam* * *[skuːp]1. n1) (= instrument) Schaufel f; (for ice cream, potatoes etc) Portionierer m; (= ball of ice cream, potato) Kugel fin one scoop (lit, fig) — auf einmal
have you heard the latest scoop? — weißt du schon das Neueste?
2. vt1) (with scoop) schaufeln; liquid schöpfen2)The Times scooped the other papers — die Times ist den anderen Zeitungen zuvorgekommen
3) prize, jackpot, award gewinnen* * *scoop [skuːp]A s1. a) Schöpfkelle f, Schöpfer mb) Schaufel f, Schippe f2. TECHa) Wasserschöpfer mb) Baggereimer m, -löffel m3. Kohleneimer m, -korb m4. a) (kleine) (Mehl-, Zucker- etc) Schaufelb) Portionierer m (für Eis, Kartoffelbrei)5. MED Löffel m6. (Apfel-, Käse) Stecher m7. (Aus)Höhlung f, Mulde f8. (Aus)Schöpfen n, (Aus)Schaufeln n9. Schub m, Stoß m:10. Fußball, Hockey: Schlenzer m11. sl Schnitt m, (großer) Fang, Gewinn m13. US sl Informationen pl, Einzelheiten plB v/t1. schöpfen, schaufeln:scoop in a good profit einen (guten) Schnitt machen5. slon bei, in dat)6. Fußball, Hockey: den Ball schlenzen* * *1. noun1) (shovel) Schaufel, die2) (ladle, ladleful) Schöpflöffel, der; [Schöpf]kelle, die2. transitive verb1) (lift) schaufeln [Kohlen, Zucker]; (with ladle) schöpfen [Flüssigkeit, Schaum]2) (secure) erzielen [Gewinn]; hereinholen (ugs.) [Auftrag]; (in a lottery, bet) gewinnen [Vermögen]3) (Journ.) ausstechenPhrasal Verbs:- scoop up* * *(football) n.Schlenzer (Fußball) m. (journalism) n.sensationelle Erstmeldung (Zeitung) f. (press) n.Exklusivbericht m. n.Kelle -n f.Schaufel -n f.Schippe -n f.Schöpfer - m.Spatel - m.Wasserschöpfer m. (on) v.ausstechen (mit) ausdr.jemandem zuvorkommen ausdr. v.schaufeln v.schöpfen v.
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