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121 durable pleat
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122 shield
<tech.gen> (protective shroud, skirt) ■ Schutzmantel m<tech.gen> (protecting function; e.g. made of steel, acrylic) ■ Schutzschild m ; Schild m prakt<build.mach> ■ Schild m ; Schildmaschine f ; Schildvortriebsmaschine fUS.coll < garm> (of helmet; transparent screen in front of the eyes; usu. polycarbonate) ■ Visier nvt <tech.gen> (from external influence, e.g. precipitation, radiation, fields) ■ abschirmen (gegen) vt ; schützen (vor) vt -
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124 two-piece
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126 kilt
nounSchottenrock, der* * *[kilt](an item of Scottish national dress, a pleated tartan skirt reaching to the knees and traditionally worn by men.) der Kilt* * *[kɪlt]n Kilt m, Schottenrock m* * *[kɪlt]nKilt m, Schottenrock m* * *kilt [kılt]A s Kilt m, Schottenrock mB v/t1. aufschürzen2. fälteln, plissieren* * *nounSchottenrock, der* * *n.Schottenrock m. -
127 let down
transitive verb2) (deflate) die Luft [heraus]lassen aus3) (Dressm.) auslassen [Saum, Ärmel, Kleid, Hose]4) (disappoint, fail) im Stich lassenI let myself down in the exam — ich habe in der Prüfung enttäuschend abgeschnitten
* * *1) (to lower: She let down the blind.) herunterlassen2) (to disappoint or fail to help when necessary etc: You must give a film show at the party - you can't let the children down (noun let-down); She felt he had let her down by not coming to see her perform.) enttäuschen; im Stich lassen3) (to make flat by allowing the air to escape: When he got back to his car, he found that some children had let his tyres down.) Luft herauslassen4) (to make longer: She had to let down the child's skirt.) verlängern* * *◆ let downI. vt1.2. (lower slowly)▪ to \let down down ⇆ sth etw herunterlassento \let down down a tyre die Luft aus einem Reifen lassento \let down down a hem einen Saum auslassen5.* * *vt sepI tried to let him down gently (fig) — ich versuchte, ihm das schonend beizubringen
to let one's guard down (lit) — seine Deckung vernachlässigen; (fig) sich aus der Reserve locken lassen
3)(= deflate)
down — die Luft aus einem Reifen lassen4)(= fail to help)
to let sb down — jdn im Stich lassen (over mit)5) (= disappoint) enttäuschen6)to let the school/oneself down — die Schule/sich blamieren or in Verruf bringen
you'd be letting yourself down if you only got 5 out of 10 — es wäre unter deinem Niveau, nur 5 von 10 Punkten zu bekommen
* * *A v/t1. herunter-, hinunterlassen:2. ein Kleidungsstück auslassen3. die Luft lassen aus4. verdünnen5. a) jemanden im Stich lassenb) enttäuschenB v/i1. US nachlassen (in in seinen Anstrengungen etc)2. FLUG US heruntergehen, zur Landung ansetzen* * *transitive verb2) (deflate) die Luft [heraus]lassen aus3) (Dressm.) auslassen [Saum, Ärmel, Kleid, Hose]4) (disappoint, fail) im Stich lassen* * *v.herablassen v.niederlassen v. -
128 lining
noun(of clothes) Futter, das; (of stomach) Magenschleimhaut, die; (of objects, containers, machines, etc.) Auskleidung, die* * *2) (a fairly exact copy (of a piece of clothing) attached to the inside to help keep its shape etc: The lining of my jacket is torn.) das Futter* * *lin·ing[ˈlaɪnɪŋ]I. n1. (fabric) Futter nt, Futterstoff m; of a coat, jacket Innenfutter nt; of a dress, skirt Unterrock m, Unterkleid nt\lining paper Schrankpapier nt* * *['laInɪŋ]n(of clothes etc) Futter nt; (= lining material) Futterstoff m; (of brake) (Brems)belag m; (of pipe) Auskleidung f; (of attic floor) Belag m* * *lining [ˈlaınıŋ] s1. Futter(stoff) n(m), (Aus)Fütterung f (von Kleidern etc)3. ARCH Ausmauerung f4. ELEK Isolation(sschicht) f* * *noun(of clothes) Futter, das; (of stomach) Magenschleimhaut, die; (of objects, containers, machines, etc.) Auskleidung, die* * *(clothing) n.Futterstoff m. n.Auflage f.Auskleidung f.Belag -e m.
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