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1 trunk
noun1) (of elephant etc.) Rüssel, der2) (large box) Schrankkoffer, der[swimming] trunks — Badehose, die
* * *1) (the main stem (of a tree): The trunk of this tree is five metres thick.) der Stamm2) (a large box or chest for packing or keeping clothes etc in: He packed his trunk and sent it to Canada by sea.) der Schrankkoffer3) (an elephant's long nose: The elephant sucked up water into its trunk.) der Rüssel4) (the body (not including the head, arms and legs) of a person( and certain animals): He had a powerful trunk, but thin arms.) der Leib•- academic.ru/119182/trunks">trunks* * *[trʌŋk]ntree \trunk Baumstamm m6. (pants)▪ \trunks pl Shorts pla pair of swimming \trunks eine Badehose [o SCHWEIZ Badhose* * *[trʌŋk]n2) (of elephant) Rüssel m3) (= case) Schrankkoffer m4) (US AUT) Kofferraum ma pair of trunks — eine Badehose; (for sport) (ein Paar nt ) Shorts pl; ( Brit
* * *trunk [trʌŋk] s2. ANAT Rumpf m4. ANAT (Nerven- etc) Stamm m5. Schrankkoffer m7. TECH Rohrleitung f, Schacht m8. Hauptfahrrinne f (eines Kanals etc)a) Badehose f,b) SPORT bes US Shorts pl,c) bes Br (Herren)Unterhose f12. COMPUT Anschlussstelle f13. AUTO US Kofferraum m* * *noun1) (of elephant etc.) Rüssel, der2) (large box) Schrankkoffer, der3) (of tree) Stamm, der4) (of human or animal body) Rumpf, der[swimming] trunks — Badehose, die
* * *Kofferraum m. (anatomy) n.Rumpf -e f. (baggage) n.Lade -n f. n.Koffer - m.Rumpf -e m.Schrankkoffer m. -
2 set
< math> ■ Menge f< nucl> ■ Tiefstellen n< print> ■ Fontur f< srfc> ■ Stehvermögen nvi <tech.gen> (become hard; e.g. adhesives, cement, bentonite, resins) ■ abbinden vi ; hart werden vi ugs ; fest werden vi ugs ; erhärten vi rarvi <build.mat> (become solid, hard; e.g. plastics, cement) ■ erstarren vi ; abbinden vivi <chem.proc> ■ absetzen vrvi < plast> (resins; e.g. acrylic, body filler, adhesives) ■ aushärten vi ; durchhärten vi ; härten vivt <tech.gen> (controls, values, setpoints, limits; e.g. speed, pressure, gap, focus) ■ einstellen vtvt <i&c> (e.g. machine, tool) ■ justieren vtvt <i&c> (clock, alarm, counter) ■ stellen vt<tech.gen> (e.g. machine, measurement instrument) ■ eingestellt<tech.gen> (unit) ■ Einheit f<tech.gen> (of devices, appliances, instruments) ■ Gerätesatz m<tech.gen> (of related objects; e.g. of wheels, tools, drawings) ■ Satz m<tech.gen> (of spare parts, gaskets, tools etc.) ■ Satz m< alarm> ■ scharfgeschaltet; scharf<build.mat> ■ Erhärtung f ; Abbinden n -
3 node
noun(Bot., Astron.) Knoten, der* * *[nəud]1) (a small swelling eg in an organ of the body.) der Knoten2) (a place, often swollen, where a leaf is attached to a stem.) der Knoten* * *[nəʊd, AM noʊd]lymph \nodes Lymphknoten* * *[nəʊd]nKnoten m* * *node [nəʊd] s2. MED Knoten m, Knötchen n, Überbein n:gouty node Gichtknoten;singer’s node Stimmband-, Sängerknötchen;vital node Lebensknoten3. PHYS Schwingungsknoten m* * *noun(Bot., Astron.) Knoten, der* * *n.Knoten - m. -
4 trunk
[trʌŋk] ntree \trunk Baumstamm m6) ( pants)\trunks pl Shorts pl;a pair of swimming \trunks eine Badehose
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