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1 sperren
Sperren n KOMM barring of incoming calls (von Gesprächen)* * *v 1. < Bank> Konto block; 2. < Comp> Datei lock; 3. < Finanz> Guthaben, Konto freeze; 4. < Geschäft> inhibit; 5. < Person> Zahlungen, Leistungen suspend temporarily, disqualify ■ jmds. Zuschuss sperren < Geschäft> stop sb's allowance* * *sperren
to block, (durch Absperrmannschaften) to cordon off, (Hafen) to blockade, to lock, (Warenverkehr) to embargo, to blockade;
• sich gegen etw. sperren to be resistant to s. th.;
• Auszahlung sperren to stop payments;
• Einfuhr von Luxusartikeln sperren to ban the import of luxuries;
• Gebiet sperren to forbid an area;
• Gehälter sperren to freeze wages;
• Gold für ausländische Zahlungen sperren to earmark gold for foreign account;
• Grenze (Grenzübergang) sperren to close (shut) the frontier;
• Guthaben sperren to block a credit balance;
• Konto sperren to block (freeze) an account;
• für Lastwagenverkehr sperren to close for heavy motor traffic;
• polizeilich sperren to cordon off;
• Scheck sperren to stop payment of a check;
• mit einem Seil sperren to rope off;
• offene Stellen sperren to freeze vacancies;
• Straße mit Barrikaden sperren to obstruct (barricade) a road;
• Straße für den Verkehr sperren to close a road to traffic, to bar (block) a street to traffic;
• Urlaub sperren to stop leave;
• Wasserzufuhr sperren to cut off the water supply;
• Wechsel sperren to stop a bill;
• dem Sohn den Wechsel sperren to cut off a son’s allowance;
• Zahlung sperren to stop payment;
• zeitweilig sperren to close temporarily;
• Zufuhr sperren to cut off supplies;
• sperren lassen to register a stop. -
2 Sperren
Sperren n KOMM barring of incoming calls (von Gesprächen)* * ** * *sperren
to block, (durch Absperrmannschaften) to cordon off, (Hafen) to blockade, to lock, (Warenverkehr) to embargo, to blockade;
• sich gegen etw. sperren to be resistant to s. th.;
• Auszahlung sperren to stop payments;
• Einfuhr von Luxusartikeln sperren to ban the import of luxuries;
• Gebiet sperren to forbid an area;
• Gehälter sperren to freeze wages;
• Gold für ausländische Zahlungen sperren to earmark gold for foreign account;
• Grenze (Grenzübergang) sperren to close (shut) the frontier;
• Guthaben sperren to block a credit balance;
• Konto sperren to block (freeze) an account;
• für Lastwagenverkehr sperren to close for heavy motor traffic;
• polizeilich sperren to cordon off;
• Scheck sperren to stop payment of a check;
• mit einem Seil sperren to rope off;
• offene Stellen sperren to freeze vacancies;
• Straße mit Barrikaden sperren to obstruct (barricade) a road;
• Straße für den Verkehr sperren to close a road to traffic, to bar (block) a street to traffic;
• Urlaub sperren to stop leave;
• Wasserzufuhr sperren to cut off the water supply;
• Wechsel sperren to stop a bill;
• dem Sohn den Wechsel sperren to cut off a son’s allowance;
• Zahlung sperren to stop payment;
• zeitweilig sperren to close temporarily;
• Zufuhr sperren to cut off supplies;
• sperren lassen to register a stop. -
3 sperre
f; -, -n1. (Schranke) barrier; (Straßensperre) road block; (Barrikade) barricade; durch die Sperre gehen EISENB. pass through the (platform) barrier; eine Sperre durchbrechen break through a barrier ( oder barricade)2. TECH. lock, locking device3. (Maßnahme) ban; WIRTS., NAUT. auch embargo; (Blockade) blockade; SPORT suspension; eine Sperre über etw. verhängen WIRTS. impose a ban ( oder an embargo) on s.th.; eine Sperre ( von drei Monaten) über jemanden verhängen SPORT impose a (three-month) suspension on s.o., suspend s.o. (for three months); eine Sperre aufheben WIRTS. lift an embargo; SPORT cancel a suspension; Ausgangssperre, Nachrichtensperre4. fig., umg.: eine Sperre haben (geistig weggetreten sein) have a mental block ( oder a complete blank); ich habe da eine ( innere) Sperre that’s a subject where I have a complete blank* * *die Sperrebarrier; gate; catch; lock; suspension* * *Spẹr|re ['ʃpɛrə]f -, -n1) (= Hindernis, Schlagbaum, Bahnsteigsperre etc) barrier; (= Polizeisperre) roadblock; (MIL) obstacle; (TECH) locking device2) (=Verbot AUCH SPORT) ban; (= Blockierung) blockade; (COMM) embargo; (= Nachrichtensperre) (news) blackouteine psychologische/emotionale Sperre — a mental/emotional block
* * *(a device, eg a wedge etc, for stopping the movement of something, or for keeping it in a fixed position: a door-stop.) stop* * *Sper·re<-, -n>[ˈʃpɛrə]f1. (Barrikade) barricade2. (Kontrollstelle) control barrier3. (Sperrvorrichtung) barrier5. INFORM lock-up* * *die; Sperre, Sperren1) (Barriere) barrier; (StraßenSperre) roadblock2) (Milit.) obstacle3) (Eisenb.) barrier4) (fig.): (Verbot, auch Sport) ban; (HandelsSperre) embargo; (ImportSperre, ExportSperre) blockade; (NachrichtenSperre) [news] blackout5) (Psych.): (Blockierung, Hemmung) block6) (Technik) locking device* * *…sperre f im subst:Exportsperre export embargo ( oder ban);Importsperre import embargo ( oder ban);Urlaubssperre MIL cancel(l)ation of leave;Zahlungssperre block on payments* * *die; Sperre, Sperren1) (Barriere) barrier; (StraßenSperre) roadblock2) (Milit.) obstacle3) (Eisenb.) barrier4) (fig.): (Verbot, auch Sport) ban; (HandelsSperre) embargo; (ImportSperre, ExportSperre) blockade; (NachrichtenSperre) [news] blackout5) (Psych.): (Blockierung, Hemmung) block6) (Technik) locking device* * *-n (Sport) f.suspension n. -n f.barrier n.blackout n.blockade n.detent n.elimination n.gate n.latch n.(§ pl.: latches)lock n.lockout n.stop (mechanics) n.
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