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1 single-block brake
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2 single-block operation mode
< edp> ■ Einzelsatzbetriebsart fEnglish-german technical dictionary > single-block operation mode
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3 single sheave block
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4 single-wire drawing block
< prod> ■ Einzelzug mEnglish-german technical dictionary > single-wire drawing block
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5 monolith
noun(lit. or fig.) Monolith, der* * *mono·lith[ˈmɒnə(ʊ)lɪθ, AM ˈmɑ:nə-]n2. ( fig: sth huge) Koloss m fig; building monumentales Gebäude fig; organization gigantische Organisation fig* * *['mɒnəUlIT]nMonolith m* * *1. Monolith m:2. Betonblock m, -stein m* * *noun(lit. or fig.) Monolith, der* * *n.Monolith -en m. -
6 monolith
mono·lith [ʼmɒnə(ʊ)lɪɵ, Am ʼmɑ:nə-] n1) archeol ( single block) Monolith m fachspr, Bildwerk nt [o Säule f] aus einem einzigen Steinblock; -
7 apartment
nounapartments — (in a mansion etc.) Räume; Räumlichkeiten Pl.
2) (Amer.) Wohnung, dieapartment block — Wohnblock, der
* * *1) (a room, usually rented, in a private house.) das Zimmer2) (a flat.) die Wohnung3) (a single room in a house: a five-apartment house.) das Zimmer* * *apart·ment[əˈpɑ:tmənt, AM əˈpɑ:r-]the Royal \apartments die königlichen Gemächer geh* * *[ə'pAːtmənt]n1) (Brit: room) Raum m2) pl (Brit: suite of rooms) Appartement nt3) (esp US: flat) Wohnung f* * *apartment [əˈpɑː(r)tmənt] s2. besonders US Wohnung f3. → academic.ru/3084/apartment_house">apartment house* * *nounapartments — (in a mansion etc.) Räume; Räumlichkeiten Pl.
2) (Amer.) Wohnung, dieapartment block — Wohnblock, der
* * *(US) n.Wohnung -en f. n.Appartement n.Etagenwohnung f. -
8 frame
<tech.gen> ■ Gerüst n<tech.gen> (gen.; e.g. of assemblies, windows etc.) ■ Rahmen m<av> (video signal, semi-picture) ■ Halbbild n<av> (magnet. tape) ■ Sprosse f<av> (video signal, full picture) ■ Vollbild n<av> (of a sequence; e.g. of a motion picture, animated cartoon) ■ Bild n ; Einzelbild n<av> ■ Teilraster mUS, obs <av> ■ Vollbild n< build> ■ Rahmenwerk n<build.int> (of a drywall assembly) ■ Unterkonstruktion f<mach.tools> ■ Bundgatter n<mech.eng> (buck-type) ■ Bock m<mech.eng> (support stand; e.g. of machine tool) ■ Gestell n<mech.eng> ■ Ständer m< min> ■ Ausbaugeviert nUS < mvhcl> (stress on: frame structure; e.g. of cars) ■ Fahrgestell n ; Chassis n prakt ; Rahmen m ugs ; Chassisrahmen m rar< opt> ■ Fassung fpract < tele> (for data transmission; e.g. UMTS uses 15 timeslots \@ 10 ms) ■ Rahmen m ; Zeitrahmen m< vhcl> ■ Rahmen mvt <tech.gen> (e.g. photograph) ■ einfassen vtvt <tech.gen> ■ rahmen vt -
9 slum
1. nounSlum, der; (single house or apartment) Elendsquartier, das2. transitive verb,- mm-slum it — wie arme Leute leben; (fig.) sich unters [gemeine] Volk mischen
* * *(a group of houses, blocks of flats, street etc where the conditions are dirty and overcrowded and the building(s) usually in a bad state: That new block of flats is rapidly turning into a slum; a slum dwelling.) der Slum- academic.ru/119014/the_slums">the slums* * *[slʌm]I. n Slum m, Elendsviertel ntto live in \slum conditions in elenden Verhältnissen lebenII. vi<- mm->1. (at lower social level)2. (trying to be overly casual)III. vt<- mm->to \slum it ( iron) primitiv leben* * *[slʌm]1. n(usu pl = area) Slum m, Elendsviertel nt; (= house) Elendsquartier ntto live in the slums — in den Slums leben
2. visich unters gemeine Volk mischen3. vti (inf)primitiv lebenwe don't often see you (a)round here – I'm slumming (it) — du lässt dich doch sonst kaum hier sehen! – ich will mich eben mal unters gemeine Volk mischen
* * *slum [slʌm]A s1. Elendsquartier n2. Slum m, Elendsviertel nB v/i2. in primitiven Verhältnissen oder wie arme Leute leben3. sich unters Volk mischen* * *1. nounSlum, der; (single house or apartment) Elendsquartier, das2. transitive verb,- mm-slum it — wie arme Leute leben; (fig.) sich unters [gemeine] Volk mischen
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10 ingot
<ic.prod> (single crystal for wafers) ■ Ingot m< metal> ■ Rohblock m
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