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stockpile I v (ein)lagern (Schüttgut); stapeln (auf Vorrat) stockpile II Materialhalde f; Vorratshalde f; Deponie f; Halde fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > stockpile
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1. nounVorrat, der; (of weapons) Arsenal, das2. transitive verbhorten; anhäufen [Waffen]* * *noun (a supply of goods or materials accumulated eg by a government in case of war or other emergency.) der Notvorrat* * *ˈstock·pileI. n Vorrat m\stockpile of ammunition Munitionsdepot nt\stockpile of weapons Waffenarsenal nt, Waffenlager nt\stockpile of wheat Weizenvorrat mII. vtto \stockpile weapons ein Waffenarsenal anlegen* * *A s1. Schotterhalde f (zur Straßeninstandhaltung)2. Vorrat m (of an dat) (auch fig)B v/ta) einen Vorrat anlegen an (dat)b) hortenC v/ia) Vorräte oder einen Vorrat anlegenb) horten* * *1. nounVorrat, der; (of weapons) Arsenal, das2. transitive verbhorten; anhäufen [Waffen]* * *v.aufstapeln v. -
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'stock·pile nVorrat m;\stockpile of ammunition Munitionsdepot nt;\stockpile of weapons Waffenarsenal nt, Waffenlager nt;\stockpile of wheat Weizenvorrat m vtto \stockpile weapons ein Waffenarsenal anlegen -
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stockpile1 v UMSCHL absetzen (Mineral, z. B. Kohle); aufhalden (z. B. Abraum, Berge); stapelnstockpile2 BERGB Vorratshalde fstockpile3 TECH, UMSCHL Halde f (für Erz oder Kohle); Hochhalde f; Stapel m -
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English-german engineering dictionary > stockpile length conveyor
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9 stockpile of chippings
stockpile of chippings Splitthaufen mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > stockpile of chippings
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10 bypassing the stockpile
English-german engineering dictionary > bypassing the stockpile
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11 circular stockpile with bridge reclaimer
English-german engineering dictionary > circular stockpile with bridge reclaimer
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English-german engineering dictionary > overburden stockpile
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sand stockpile Sandhalde fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sand stockpile
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necon. Stockpile- VerkäufeУниверсальный русско-немецкий словарь > продажа излишков стратегических запасов
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17 реализация излишков стратегических запасов
necon. Stockpile- VerkäufeУниверсальный русско-немецкий словарь > реализация излишков стратегических запасов
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18 стратегический запас
Универсальный русско-немецкий словарь > стратегический запас
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ar·moryar·moury, AM ar·mory[ˈɑ:məri, AM ˈɑ:r-]nthe only weapon left in his \armory was indifference das Einzige, was er noch auf Lager hatte, war Gleichgültigkeit zu markieren fam* * *(US) ['Aːmərɪ]n1) Arsenal nt, Waffenlager nt2) (US: factory) Munitionsfabrik f* * *armory1 [ˈɑː(r)mərı] s Heraldik f, Wappenkunde f1. a) (Waffen)Arsenal nb) fig Arsenal n2. Waffenbestand m (eines Landes)3. US Exerzierhalle f* * *n.Waffenkammer f. -
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plural - armouries; noun (the place where weapons are made or kept.) die Waffenfabrik; das Waffenlager* * *ar·moury, AM ar·mory[ˈɑ:məri, AM ˈɑ:r-]nthe only weapon left in his \armoury was indifference das Einzige, was er noch auf Lager hatte, war Gleichgültigkeit zu markieren fam* * *(US) ['Aːmərɪ]n1) Arsenal nt, Waffenlager nt2) (US: factory) Munitionsfabrik f* * *1. a) (Waffen)Arsenal nb) fig Arsenal n2. Waffenbestand m (eines Landes)3. US Exerzierhalle f
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stockpile — (n.) 1872, from STOCK (Cf. stock) (n.2) + PILE (Cf. pile). Originally a term in mining. The verb is attested from 1921. Extended to general use during World War II … Etymology dictionary
stockpile — ► NOUN ▪ a large accumulated stock of goods or materials. ► VERB ▪ accumulate a large stock of … English terms dictionary
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stockpile — I UK [ˈstɒkˌpaɪl] / US [ˈstɑkˌpaɪl] noun [countable] Word forms stockpile : singular stockpile plural stockpiles a large collection of things that may be needed The country is believed to have stockpiles of chemical weapons. II UK [ˈstɒkˌpaɪl] /… … English dictionary
Stockpile — A stockpile is a pile or storage location for bulk materials, forming part of the bulk materials handling process.Stockpiles are used in many different areas, such as in a port, refinery or manufacturing facility. The stockpile is normally… … Wikipedia
stockpile — stock|pile1 [ˈstɔkpaıl US ˈsta:k ] n a large supply of things that is kept ready for use in the future = ↑store stockpile of ▪ a stockpile of nuclear weapons stockpile 2 stockpile2 v [T] to keep adding to a supply of goods, weapons etc that you… … Dictionary of contemporary English
stockpile — I. noun Date: 1872 a storage pile: as a. a reserve supply of something essential accumulated within a country for use during a shortage b. a gradually accumulated reserve of something < avert stockpiles of unsold cars Bert Pierce > II. transitive … New Collegiate Dictionary
stockpile — stockpiler, n. /stok puyl /, n., v., stockpiled, stockpiling. n. 1. a supply of material, as a pile of gravel in road maintenance. 2. a large supply of some metal, chemical, food, etc., gathered and held in reserve for use during a shortage or… … Universalium