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61 sign-magnitude binary code
sign-magnitude binary code bipolarer Binärcode mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign-magnitude binary code
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62 sign of charge
sign of charge Vorzeichen n der LadungEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign of charge
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63 sign of current
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign of current
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64 sign off
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign off
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65 sign-off signal
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign-off signal
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66 sign output
sign output Zeichenausgang mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign output
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67 sign register
sign register Vorzeichenregister nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign register
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68 sign reversal
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign reversal
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69 sign standardization
sign standardization Zeichennormierung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign standardization
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70 sign-suppression
sign-suppression Vorzeichenunterdrückung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sign-suppression
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71 sign-bridge
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sign-bridge
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72 sign-gantry
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sign-gantry
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73 sign away
transitive verb* * *vthe decided to \sign away away ownership of his house away to his sister er entschloss sich dazu, seiner Schwester das Besitzrecht an seinem Haus abzutretenI'm not going to \sign away away my life with a mortgage ich werde mich nicht ein ganzes Leben lang mit einer Hypothek belastento \sign away away rights auf Rechte [o Ansprüche] verzichten* * *vt sepverzichten auf (+acc)she felt she was signing away her life —
I'm not going to sign my life away with a mortgage — ich werde mich nicht ein Leben lang mit einer Hypothek belasten
* * *transitive verbabtreten [Eigentum]; verzichten auf [Recht, Freiheit usw.] -
74 sign out
1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verbsich [schriftlich] abmelden; [Hotelgast:] abreisen* * *◆ sign outII. vtto \sign out out books Bücher ausleihen* * *1. visich austragento sign out of a hotel — (aus einem Hotel) abreisen
2. vt sepaustragen* * *1. transitive verb2. intransitive verbsign books out from the library — Bücher als [aus der Bibliothek] entliehen eintragen
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75 sign off
1. intransitive verb1) (cease employment) kündigen2) (at end of shift etc.) sich [zum Feierabend usw.] abmelden3) (Radio) sich verabschieden2. transitive verb* * *◆ sign offI. vi1. RADIO, TV (from broadcast) sich akk verabschieden; (end a letter) zum Schluss kommen; (end work) Schluss machen, aufhörento \sign off off a radio show eine Radiosendung beendenII. vt▪ to \sign off off ⇆ sb jdn krankschreiben* * *1. vi (RAD, TV)sich verabschieden; (in letter) Schluss machen2. vi +prep objto sign off ( the dole) (Brit) — eine Arbeit aufnehmen
* * *1. intransitive verb1) (cease employment) kündigen2) (at end of shift etc.) sich [zum Feierabend usw.] abmelden3) (Radio) sich verabschieden2. transitive verb* * *v.Schluss machen ausdr. -
76 sign away
vtto \sign away away <-> sth auf etw akk verzichten;he decided to \sign away away ownership of his house away to his sister er entschloss sich dazu, seiner Schwester das Besitzrecht an seinem Haus abzutreten;I'm not going to \sign away away my life with a mortgage ich werde mich nicht ein ganzes Leben lang mit einer Hypothek belasten;to \sign away away rights auf Rechte [o Ansprüche] verzichten -
77 sign over
transitive verbüberschreiben [Immobilien]; übertragen [Rechte]* * *vt▪ to \sign over over ⇆ sth etw übertragen [o überschreiben]to \sign over property over to sb jdm Besitz überschreiben* * *vt sepüberschreiben ( to sb jdm)* * *transitive verbüberschreiben [Immobilien]; übertragen [Rechte]* * *v.überschreiben v. -
78 sign off
vi( end a letter) zum Schluss kommen;( end work) Schluss machen, aufhören;to \sign off off a radio show eine Radiosendung beendento \sign off off <-> sb jdn krankschreiben -
79 sign language
nounZeichensprache, die* * *ˈsign lan·guagen Gebärdensprache f, Zeichensprache f* * ** * *nounZeichensprache, die* * *n.Gebärdensprache f.Zeichensprache f. -
80 sign out
visich akk austragen;to \sign out out of a hotel [aus einem Hotel] abreisen;to \sign out out books Bücher ausleihen
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