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2 subsidence damage
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > subsidence damage
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > subsidence damage
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > damage due to subsidence
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6 waste
отходы имя существительное:отребье (rubbish, waste)глагол:тратить впустую (waste, throwaway)терять время (waste, loiter away one's time)приходить к концу (waste, waste away)имя прилагательное:отработанный (waste, used)бракованный (waste, no-good)бросовый (waste, cast-off)выхлопной (exhaust, waste) -
7 profile
1) профиль || профилировать2) контур; очертание4) шаблон || обрабатывать по шаблону6) метал. производить фасонную обработку8) идти, следуя профилю волны ( о СПК)•-
actual profile
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aeromagnetic profile
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apparent resistivity profile
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assigned profile
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backwater profile
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blade profile
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body profile
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Bouger gravity profile
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broadside profile
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cab low profile
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cam profile
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carrier-trapping profile
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concave tooth profile
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concentration depth profile
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concentration profile
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constant velocity profile
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convergent-divergent profile
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convex tooth profile
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cross profile
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dagger profile
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deep profile
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depth profile
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depth-sounding profile
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die profile
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diffusion profile
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dopant profile
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electromagnetic profile
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end-on profile
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equivalent surface profile
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etch profile
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explosion profile
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fan profile
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final required profile
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fixed-transmitter profile
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flat velocity profile
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flight path profile
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flood profile
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floor profile
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free-air gravity profile
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geologic profile
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geomagnetic profile
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graded-index profile
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gravity profile
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ground profile
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haul profile
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horizontal-loop profile
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impurity concentration profile
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inboard profile
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index profile
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injection profile
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in-line profile
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intended profile
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interlocked profiles
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intricate profile
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lithological well profile
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load profile
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logging profile
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longitudinal profile
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magnetotelluric profile
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melting profile
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multifrequency profile
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multipath profile
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nappe-shaped profile
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nominal profile
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normal tooth rake profile
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offshore profile
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operational profile
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original profile
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outboard profile
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out-of-roundness profile
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parallel roll profile
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parallel-line profile
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part profile
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path profile
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physical profile
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pipeline route profile
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polygon profile
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potential profile
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pressure profile
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profile of slope
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profile of water wave
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program profile
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radiation damage profile
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radiometric profile
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rail profile
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railhead profile
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reconnaissance profile
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reference profile
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reflection profile
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refraction profile
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regional profile
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resistivity expansion profile
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reversed profile
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river-bed profile
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roadway profile
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roll profile
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roof profile
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salinity profile
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scimitar profile
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sea profile
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seismic profile
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self-potential profile
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skew-back profile
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slat profile
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soil profile
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spillway profile
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step-index profile
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stored limit profile
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subsidence profile
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subsurface electrical profile
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surface profile
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survey profile
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telluric profile
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temperature profile
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terminal profiles
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thermal profile
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three-dimensional profile
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tire profile
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tongue profile
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tooth profile
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track profile
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two-dimensional profile
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undercut profile
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user profiles
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velocity profile
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vertical resistivity profile
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vertical seismic profile
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vertical-loop profile
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8 ♦ could
♦ could /kʊd, kəd/v. modalecould, come tutti i verbi modali, ha caratteristiche particolari:● ha significato di passato o di condizionale;● non ha forme flesse (-s alla 3a pers. sing. pres., - ing, -ed), non è mai usato con ausiliari; in sostituzione delle forme mancanti si usano, secondo il significato, quelle di to be able o di to be possible;● forma le domande mediante la semplice posposizione del soggetto;● l'infinito che segue non ha la particella to;● viene usato nelle question tags1 ( esprime capacità o abilità) – At 12 he still could not read properly, a dodici anni non sapeva ancora (o non era ancora in grado di) leggere bene; He could be very unpleasant when he wanted, sapeva (o poteva) essere molto sgradevole quando voleva; I could not resist intervening, non seppi resistere all'impulso di intervenire; The doctors could not save him, i medici non hanno potuto (o non sono riusciti a) salvarlo; I'm sorry I couldn't come earlier, mi dispiace di non esser potuta venire prima; How could you do such a thing?, come hai potuto fare una cosa simile?; We decided we could afford a bigger house, decidemmo che potevamo permetterci una casa più grande; We could hear firing in the distance, sentivamo spari in lontananza; I could feel my heart thumping, mi sentivo martellare il cuore; I turned my back to him so that he couldn't see me smiling, mi girai perché non mi vedesse sorridere2 ( nel discorso indiretto) – She said she could come after lunch, (rif. al futuro) ha detto che può (o potrà) venire dopo pranzo; (rif. al passato) disse che avrebbe potuto (o poteva) venire dopo pranzo3 ( esprime capacità ipotetica) – I could recognize that man if I saw him again, saprei riconoscere quell'uomo, se lo rivedessi; I'm so furious I could scream!, sono così furioso che mi metterei a urlare!4 ( esprime possibilità o probabilità rif. al futuro o, seguito da inf. pass., al passato) – I could be wrong, but…, potrei sbagliarmi, ma…; This could well turn out to be an advantage, questo potrebbe anche rivelarsi un vantaggio; Repairs could take two months, le riparazioni potrebbero richiedere due mesi; These mushrooms could be poisonous, questi funghi potrebbero essere velenosi; He said the damage could have been caused by a subsidence, ha detto che il danno potrebbe essere stato causato da un cedimento del terreno; The weather couldn't have been lovelier, il tempo non avrebbe potuto (o non poteva) essere migliore; He couldn't possibily have said that, non può assolutamente aver detto questo; è impossibile che abbia detto questo; She couldn't have been more than twenty, non poteva avere più di vent'anni5 ( esprime suggerimento o richiesta) – I could try again tomorrow, potrei riprovare domani; Could you go there yourself?, potresti andarci tu?; Could I have a word with you?, potrei parlarti un momento?; Couldn't we wait a bit longer?, non potremmo aspettare ancora un po?; If I could just ask a brief question…, vorrei solo fare una rapida domanda se posso6 ( seguito da inf. pass., esprime rammarico o rimprovero per qc. di non avvenuto) – Things could have been different, le cose sarebbero potute andare altrimenti; You could have hurt yourself, avresti potuto farti male; She could have told me!, avrebbe potuto dirmelo!; I could have been here by ten, if I hadn't had a puncture, sarei potuta arrivare per le dieci se non avessi forato; You couldn't have been more cruel, non saresti potuto essere più crudele7 ( in frase ipotetica, dopo if) – I would help you, if I could, ti aiuterei, se potessi; If only Dad could see me now!, se Papà mi potesse vedere ora!● could but ► but (1), B, def. 3 □ could not help ► to help □ as soon as I could, non appena potei (o mi fu possibile); più presto che potei □ as tight as could be, strettissimo □ as easy as could be wished, facile come di più non si potrebbe (o, in contesto pass., non si sarebbe potuto) desiderare.NOTA D'USO: - could have- -
9 liable
predicative adjective1) (legally bound)be liable for something — für etwas haftbar sein od. haften
be liable to pay tax[es] — steuerpflichtig sein
2) (prone)be liable to something — [Sache:] leicht etwas haben; [Person:] zu etwas neigen
be liable to do something — [Sache:] leicht etwas tun; [Person:] dazu neigen, etwas zu tun
3) (likely)difficulties are liable to occur — mit Schwierigkeiten muss man rechnen
she is liable to change her mind — es kann durchaus sein, dass sie ihre Meinung ändert
it is liable to be cold there — im allgemeinen ist es dort kalt
* * *1) ((with to) tending to have, get, suffer from etc: This road is liable to flooding; He is liable to pneumonia.) neigend2) (possibly or probably about (to do something or to happen): Watch the milk - it's liable to boil over.) leicht etwas tun4) (likely to get (a fine, a punishment): Do not litter! Offenders are liable to fines of up to $100.)•- academic.ru/42681/liability">liability* * *lia·ble[ˈlaɪəbl̩]1. (likely)to be \liable to do sth Gefahr laufen, etw zu tunthere's been so little rain, the forest is \liable to go up in flames at any moment es hat so wenig geregnet, dass leicht ein Waldbrand entstehen kannthey're \liable to sack you if you complain about your salary sie werden dich feuern, wenn du dich wegen deines Gehalts beschwerstif you carry on like this, I'm \liable to lose my temper wenn du so weitermachst, werde ich noch die Geduld verlieren; (prone)to be \liable to sth anfällig für etw akk seinthe road is \liable to subsidence die Straße droht abzusinkenshe seems rather \liable to accidents, that girl dieses Mädchen scheint ziemlich unfallgefährdet zu seinto be \liable to asthma/colds für Asthma/Erkältungen anfällig seinto be \liable to flooding überschwemmungsgefährdet sein2. LAW haftbar\liable in one's own name selbstschuldnerischto be \liable for the costs of the trial für die Verfahrenskosten aufkommen müssento hold sb \liable [for sth] jdn [für etw akk] zur Verantwortung ziehen\liable to duty zollpflichtigto be \liable to a fine einer Geldstrafe unterliegento be \liable to tax steuerpflichtig sein* * *['laɪəbl]adj1)(= subject to)
to be liable for or to sth — einer Sache (dat) unterliegento be liable for tax (things) — besteuert werden; (income, person)
people earning over £X are liable for surtax — wer mehr als £ X verdient, unterliegt einer Zusatzsteuer or ist zusatzsteuerpflichtig
you'll make yourself liable to a heavy fine — Sie können zu einer hohen Geldstrafe verurteilt werden
2) (= prone to) anfällighe's always been liable to bronchitis — er war schon immer anfällig für Bronchitis
3)(= responsible)
to be liable — haften, haftbar seinto be liable for sth — für etw haftbar sein or haften, für etw aufkommen müssen
he is not legally liable to pay — er ist nicht gesetzlich verpflichtet zu zahlen
4)(= likely to)
to be liable to do sth (in future) — wahrscheinlich etw tun (werden); (habitually) dazu neigen, etw zu tunis he liable to come? — ist anzunehmen, dass er kommt?
he's liable to tell the police — es wäre ihm zuzutrauen, dass er es der Polizei meldet
if you don't write it down I'm liable to forget it — wenn Sie das nicht aufschreiben, kann es durchaus sein, dass ich es vergesse
I don't think it's liable to happen tonight — ich halte es für nicht wahrscheinlich, dass es heute Nacht passiert
any minute —
if you tell him that, he's liable to lose his temper — wenn Sie ihm das sagen, wird er wahrscheinlich wütend
* * *liable [ˈlaıəbl] adjfor für):be liable for haften für2. ausgesetzt, unterworfen ( beide:to sth einer Sache):be liable to sth einer Sache unterliegen;3. be liable to neigen zu, anfällig sein für:a) etwas gern oder leicht tun; dazu neigen, etwas zu tun,b) etwas wahrscheinlich tun:he is liable to come er kommt wahrscheinlich; es ist anzunehmen, dass er kommt;be liable to get excited sich leicht aufregen;we are all liable to make mistakes occasionally wir machen alle einmal einen Fehler;that is liable to happen das kann durchaus oder leicht passieren;difficulties are liable to occur mit Schwierigkeiten muss gerechnet werden* * *predicative adjectivebe liable for something — für etwas haftbar sein od. haften
be liable to pay tax[es] — steuerpflichtig sein
2) (prone)be liable to something — [Sache:] leicht etwas haben; [Person:] zu etwas neigen
be liable to do something — [Sache:] leicht etwas tun; [Person:] dazu neigen, etwas zu tun
3) (likely)she is liable to change her mind — es kann durchaus sein, dass sie ihre Meinung ändert
* * *adj.verantwortlich adj.verpflichtet adj.
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