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101 Schalenscheitelpunkt
Schalenscheitelpunkt m shell apex, shell top, shell vertexDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Schalenscheitelpunkt
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102 Weitspannschale
Weitspannschale f wide-span shell, large-span shell, long-span shellDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Weitspannschale
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103 Mantelgesellschaft
Mantelgesellschaft f RECHT bare shell company, shell company, shell corporation (leerer Gesellschaftsmantel, Aktienmantel, GmbH-Mantel); (AE) Special Acquisition Company (Zweck-Akquisitionsgesellschaften, die Aktien verkaufen und die Erlöse dafür einsetzen, um bestehende, operative Unternehmen zu erwerben) -
104 herausrücken
herausrücken v (infrml) FIN cough up, fork out, shell out (Geld); produce, hand over, surrender (other property)* * *v infrml < Finanz> Geld cough up, fork out, shell out; produce, hand over, surrender (other property) -
105 Strohfirma
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106 Atomhülle
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107 auftauen
(trennb., -ge-)II v/t (hat) fig. thaw, come out of one’s shell* * *to melt; to defrost; to thaw* * *auf|tau|en sep1. vi aux seinto thaw; (fig auch) to unbend2. vtEis to thaw; Tiefkühlkost, Wasserleitung to thaw (out)* * *2) ((of frozen food etc) to make or become unfrozen: Frozen food must be thawed before cooking.) thaw* * *auf|tau·enI. vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (ganz tauen) to thawII. vt Hilfsverb: haben* * *1. 2.* * *auftauen (trennb, -ge-)B. v/t (hat) fig thaw, come out of one’s shell* * *1. 2.* * *v.to defrost v. -
108 ausschälen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. MED. (Mandeln) remove, take out; GASTR. (Knochen) take out2. (Ei, Nuss) shell* * *aus|scha|len ['ausʃaːlən]vt sep (BUILD)See:* * *ausschälen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) -
109 ausschoten
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110 berappen
v/t umg. cough up, fork out* * *be|rạp|pen [bə'rapn] ptp bera\#pptvti (inf)to fork or shell out (inf)er musste schwer berappen — he had to fork out a lot (inf)
* * ** * *be·rap·pen *[bəˈrapn̩]vt (fam)* * *transitives, intransitives Verb s. blechen* * *berappen v/t umg cough up, fork out* * *transitives, intransitives Verb s. blechen -
111 Blindgänger
m; -s, -1. MIL. dud2. umg., fig. pej. (Versager) dead loss* * *der Blindgängerdud* * *Blịnd|gän|ger I [-gɛŋɐ]m -s, - (MIL)dud (shot) II [-gɛŋɐ]1. m -s, -, Blind|gän|ge|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -neninf = Versager) dud (inf), dead loss (inf)* * *(something which is useless, does not work etc: This light-bulb is a dud.) dud* * *Blind·gän·ger1<-s, ->m MIL dudein \Blindgänger aus dem zweiten Weltkrieg an unexploded bomb from the Second World WarBlind·gän·ger(in)2<-s, ->* * *1) (Geschoss) unexploded shell; dud (sl.)* * *1. MIL dud2. umg, fig pej (Versager) dead loss* * *1) (Geschoss) unexploded shell; dud (sl.)* * *m.dud n. -
112 Ente
f; -, -n1. ORN. duck; junge Ente duckling; schwimmen wie eine bleierne Ente umg. swim like a brick ( oder stone); lahm 33. umg. (Citroёn) 2 CV, deux chevaux4. umg. MED. bottle, (bed) urinal förm.* * *die Ente(Falschmeldung) canard; hoax;(Tier) duck* * *Ẹn|te ['ɛntə]f -, -nduck; (PRESS inf) canard, hoax, false report; (AUT inf) Citroën 2CV, deux-chevauxSee:→ lahm* * *(a kind of wild or domesticated water-bird with short legs and a broad flat beak.) duck* * *En·te<-, -n>[ˈɛntə]f1. ORN duck4.* * *die; Ente, Enten1) duckeine lahme Ente — (ugs.) a slow-coach (coll.)
3)kalte Ente — [cold] punch
4) (ugs.): (Auto) Citroën 2 CV car5) (ugs.): (Uringefäß) [bed-]bottle* * *1. ORN duck;junge Ente duckling;3. umg (Citroën) 2 CV, deux chevaux5. GASTR:* * *die; Ente, Enten1) duckeine lahme Ente — (ugs.) a slow-coach (coll.)
3)kalte Ente — [cold] punch
4) (ugs.): (Auto) Citroën 2 CV car5) (ugs.): (Uringefäß) [bed-]bottle* * *-n (Zeitung) f.canard (newspaper) n. -n f.duck n.hoax (newspaper) n. -
113 Geschoß
das1) (a weapon or object which is thrown or fired from a gun, bow etc.) missile2) (something that is thrown, usually as a weapon.) projectile* * *Ge·schossRR1<-es, -e>ntGe·schoßALT<-sses, -sse>[gəˈʃɔs]im ersten \Geschoß on the first [or AM second] floorGe·schossRR2<-es, -e>ntGe·schoßALT<-sses, -sse>[gəˈʃɔs]nt1. MIL projectile\Geschoß aus einer Pistole bullet from a gunHagel von \Geschoßen hail of bullets; (Granate) grenade, shell2. (Wurfgeschoss) missile* * *im ersten Geschoss on the first (US second) floor;im oberen/unteren Geschoss upstairs/downstairs -
114 Giftgasgranate
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116 Hartschalenkoffer
m hard-shell case* * *Hạrt|scha|len|kof|fermhard-sided case* * *Hart·scha·len·kof·ferm hard-top suitcase* * *Hartschalenkoffer m hard-shell case -
117 Kern
m; -(e)s, -e2. TECH., IN GIEßFORM, ETECH., EINER SPULE, PHYS., eines Reaktors etc.: core; PHYS., des Atoms, BIO., der Zelle: nucleus; den Kern spalten split the atom3. fig. core; (das Wichtigste) auch essence; (Stadtkern etc.) cent|re (Am. -er), heart; der Kern der Sache / des Problems the heart ( oder nub, crux) of the matter / problem; bis zum Kern einer Sache dringen get to the crux of a matter; der harte Kern the hard core; im Kern verdorben rotten to the core; sie hat einen guten Kern she’s good at heart; ein Tief mit Kern über der Nordsee MET. a depression cent(e)red over the North Sea4. eines Baumstamms: heartwood* * *der Kern(Inneres) core; nucleus;(Obstkern) pip; seed; kernel; stone;(Wesentliches) juice; substance* * *Kẹrn [kɛrn]m -(e)s, -e(von Obst) pip, seed; (von Steinobst) stone; (= Nusskern) kernel; (PHYS, BIOL) nucleus; (= Holzkern) heartwood; (fig) (von Problem, Sache) heart, crux, core; (von Stadt) centre (Brit), center (US); (von Gruppe) corejede Legende hat einen wahren Kern — at the heart of every legend there is a core of truth
in ihr steckt ein guter Kern — there's some good in her somewhere
bis zum Kern einer Sache vordringen — to get to the heart or the bottom of a matter
der harte Kern (fig) — the hard core
* * *der1) (the innermost part of something, especially fruit: an apple-core; the core of the earth.) core2) (the softer substance inside the shell of a nut, or the stone of a fruit such as a plum, peach etc.) kernel3) (the central, most important part of a matter.) kernel4) (the hard shell containing the nut or seed in some fruits eg peaches and cherries: a cherry-stone.) stone5) (the central part of an atom.) nucleus6) (the part of a plant or animal cell that controls its development.) nucleus7) (a seed of a fruit: an orange/apple pip.) pip8) (the hard stone of a peach, cherry etc.) pit* * *<-[e]s, -e>[kɛrn]min ihr steckt ein guter \Kern (fig) she's good at hearteinen wahren \Kern haben (fig) to contain a core of truth2. (Nusskern) kernel3. (Atomkern) nucleus4. (Zellkern) nucleus5. (der zentrale Punkt) heart, cruxder \Kern eines Problems the crux of a problemzum \Kern eines Problems kommen to get to the heart of a problemkommen wir zum \Kern der Sache! let's get to the point!7.▶ der harte \Kern the hard core* * *der; Kern[e]s, Kerneder Kern eines Problems/Vorschlags — (fig.) the crux or gist of a problem/gist of a suggestion
er hat einen guten od. in ihm steckt ein guter Kern — (fig.) he is good at heart
zum Kern einer Sache (Gen.) kommen — (fig.) get to the heart of a matter
2) (wichtigster Teil einer Gruppe) core; nucleus3) (Physik): (AtomKern) nucleus4) (einer elektrischen Spule, eines Reaktors) core* * *2. TECH, in Gießform, ELEK, einer Spule, PHYS, eines Reaktors etc: core; PHYS, des Atoms, BIOL, der Zelle: nucleus;den Kern spalten split the atomder Kern der Sache/des Problems the heart ( oder nub, crux) of the matter/problem;bis zum Kern einer Sache dringen get to the crux of a matter;der harte Kern the hard core;im Kern verdorben rotten to the core;sie hat einen guten Kern she’s good at heart;4. eines Baumstamms: heartwoodKern… im subst PHYS nuclear …* * *der; Kern[e]s, Kerneder Kern eines Problems/Vorschlags — (fig.) the crux or gist of a problem/gist of a suggestion
er hat einen guten od. in ihm steckt ein guter Kern — (fig.) he is good at heart
zum Kern einer Sache (Gen.) kommen — (fig.) get to the heart of a matter
2) (wichtigster Teil einer Gruppe) core; nucleus3) (Physik): (AtomKern) nucleus4) (einer elektrischen Spule, eines Reaktors) core* * *-e m.kernel n.nucleus n.pip n.pith n.quintessence n.stone n. -e n.core n. -
118 Kletzenbrot
n südd., österr. fruit loaf (comprising dried pears, figs and nuts in a shell of bread dough)* * *Klẹt|zen|brot fruit bread* * *Kletzenbrot n südd, österr fruit loaf (comprising dried pears, figs and nuts in a shell of bread dough) -
119 Korpus
m; -, -se1. umg. (Körper) body2. KUNST (Christusfigur) figure of Christ crucified—n; -, Korpora2. MUS. resonance box—m; -, kein Pl.; MUS. resonance box—f; -, kein Pl.; DRUCK. 10 point type* * *Kọr|pus I ['kɔrpʊs]m -, -se (ART)body of Christ; (hum inf = Körper) body IInt -, Ko\#rpora['kɔrpora]* * *Kor·pus1<-, -se>[ˈkɔrpʊs]mKor·pus2<-, Korpora>[ˈkɔrpʊs, pl ˈkɔrpora]nt1. (Sammlung von Textmaterialien) corpus* * *Ider; Korpus, Korpusse (usg. scherzh.) bodyIIdas; Korpus, Korpora1) (Sprachw.) corpus2) o. Pl. (Musik) body* * *Korpus1 m; -, -se1. umg (Körper) bodyKorpus2 n; -, Korpora2. MUS resonance boxKorpus3 m; -, kein pl; MUS resonance boxKorpus4 f; -, kein pl; TYPO 10 point type* * *Ider; Korpus, Korpusse (usg. scherzh.) bodyIIdas; Korpus, Korpora1) (Sprachw.) corpus2) o. Pl. (Musik) body -
120 Krachmandel
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