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1 system-built structure
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2 structure
1. noun1) Struktur, die; Aufbau, der; (Mus.) Kompositionsweise, die; (manner of construction) Bauweise, die; Struktur, die2) (something constructed) Konstruktion, die; (building) Bauwerk, das; (complex whole; also Biol.) Struktur, die2. transitive verbstrukturieren; regeln [Leben]; aufbauen [literarisches Werk]; (construct) konstruieren; bauen* * *1) (the way in which something is arranged or organized: A flower has quite a complicated structure; the structure of a human body.) die Struktur2) (a building, or something that is built or constructed: The Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous structures in the world.) das Bauwerk•- academic.ru/71388/structural">structural- structurally* * *struc·ture[ˈstrʌktʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. n\structure of a cell Zellaufbau mcourse \structure Kursaufbau m, Kursstruktur f\structure of society Gesellschaftsstruktur fsocial \structure Sozialstruktur f, soziales Gefügemanagement \structure Leitungsstruktur fII. vtwe must carefully \structure and rehearse each scene wir müssen jede Szene sorgfältig aufbauen und probenwell-\structured argument gut aufgebaute [o gegliederte] Argumentation* * *['strʌktʃə(r)]1. n2) (= thing constructed) Konstruktion f2. vtstrukturieren; essay, argument aufbauen, gliedern; layout, life gestalten* * *structure [ˈstrʌktʃə(r)]A s1. BIOL, CHEM etc Struktur f, fig auch (Auf)Bau m, Gefüge n, Gliederung f:structure of power Machtstruktur;structure of a sentence Satzbau;structure of society Gesellschaftsstruktur2. ARCH, TECH Bau(art) m(f), Konstruktion f3. Bau(werk) m(n), Gebäude n (auch fig), pl Bauten pl4. fig Gebilde nB v/t strukturieren, einen Aufsatz etc auch aufbauen* * *1. noun1) Struktur, die; Aufbau, der; (Mus.) Kompositionsweise, die; (manner of construction) Bauweise, die; Struktur, die2) (something constructed) Konstruktion, die; (building) Bauwerk, das; (complex whole; also Biol.) Struktur, die2. transitive verbstrukturieren; regeln [Leben]; aufbauen [literarisches Werk]; (construct) konstruieren; bauen* * *n.Aufbau -ten m.Bauweise -n f.Beschaffenheit f.Gebilde - n.Gefüge -n n.Gliederung f.Struktur -en f. -
3 frame
1. noun1) (of vehicle, bicycle) Rahmen, der; (of easel, rucksack, bed, umbrella) Gestell, das; (of ship, aircraft) Gerüst, das2) (border) Rahmen, der[spectacle] frames — [Brillen]gestell, das
3) (of person, animal) Körper, der4) (Photog., Cinemat.) [Einzel]bild, das2. transitive verb1) rahmen [Bild, Spiegel]2) (compose) formulieren [Frage, Antwort, Satz]; aufbauen [Rede, Aufsatz]; (devise) entwerfen [Gesetz, Politik, Plan]; ausarbeiten [Plan, Methode, Denksystem]3) (coll.): (incriminate unjustly)frame somebody — jemandem etwas anhängen (ugs.)
* * *[freim] 1. noun1) (a hard main structure round which something is built or made: the steel frame of the aircraft.) das Gerüst2) (something made to enclose something: a picture-frame; a window-frame.) der Rahmen3) (the human body: He has a slight frame.) die Gestalt2. verb1) (to put a frame around: to frame a picture.) einrahmen2) (to act as a frame for: Her hair framed her face.) umrahmen3) (to arrange false evidence so as to make (someone) seem guilty of a crime etc (noun frame-up).) intrigieren gegen•- academic.ru/29201/framework">framework- frame of mind* * *[freɪm]I. n▪ to be in the \frame ( fig: be centre of attention) im Mittelpunkt stehen; (be under suspicion) unter Verdacht stehen3. (of spectacles)▪ \frames pl Brillengestell nta \frame of metal poles ein Metallgestänge ntclimbing \frame Klettergerüst ntsb's burly/large/slender \frame jds stämmiger/großer/schlanker Körpercold \frame Frühbeetkasten m8. (for snooker balls) [dreieckiger] RahmenII. vt1. (put in surround)▪ to \frame sth etw einrahmen2. (act as surround)▪ to \frame sth etw umrahmen3. (put into words)▪ to \frame sth etw formulieren▪ to \frame sb jdm etwas anhängen* * *[freɪm]1. n1) (= basic structure, border of picture) Rahmen m; (of building) (Grund)gerippe nt; (of ship) Gerippe nt; (HORT) Mistbeet nt, Frühbeet nt; (of spectacles also frames) Gestell nt; (BILLIARDS = single game) Spiel nt; (= triangle) Rahmen m2) (of human, animal) Gestalt f3)in a cheerful frame of mind — in fröhlicher Stimmung or Laune
I am not in the right frame of mind for singing or to sing — ich bin nicht in der (richtigen) Laune or Stimmung zum Singen
frame of reference (lit, fig) — Bezugssystem nt
within the frame of... — im Rahmen (+gen)
this proposal is beyond the frame of the peace agreement — dieser Vorschlag geht über den Rahmen des Friedensvertrags hinaus
5) (FILM, PHOT, COMPUT) (Einzel)bild nt; (in comic strip) Bild(chen) nt2. vthe stood framed in the door — er stand im Türrahmen
2) (= draw up, construct) constitution, law, plan entwerfen; idea entwickeln; (= express) answer, question formulieren; sentence bilden; words bilden, formen3) (inf= incriminate falsely)
he said he had been framed — er sagte, man habe ihm die Sache angehängt (inf)3. vi(= develop) sich entwickeln* * *frame [freım]A s2. (auch Brillen-, Schirm-, Wagen) Gestell n, Gerüst n3. Einfassung f4. ARCHa) Balkenwerk nb) Gerippe n, Skelett n:c) (Tür- etc) Zarge f7. FLUG, SCHIFFa) Spant nb) Gerippe n8. TVa) Abtast-, Blickfeld nb) Raster(bild) m(n)9. a) FILM Einzel-, Teilbild n10. AGR verglastes Treibbeet, Frühbeetkasten m11. Weberei: (Spinn-, Web) Maschine f12. a) Rahmen(erzählung) m(f)b) Hintergrund m13. Körper(bau) m, Gestalt f, Figur f (obs außer in):the mortal frame die sterbliche Hülle14. fig Rahmen m, Gefüge n, System n:within the frame of im Rahmen (gen);a) MATH Bezugs-, Koordinatensystem,b) fig Gesichtspunkt min a cheerful frame of mind in fröhlicher Stimmung;I’m not in the frame of mind for dancing ( oder to dance) ich bin nicht in der Stimmung zu tanzen, mir ist nicht nach Tanzen zumuteB v/t1. zusammenpassen, -setzen, -fügen2. a) ein Bild etc (ein)rahmen, (-)fassenb) fig umrahmen4. etwas ersinnen, entwerfen, einen Plan schmieden, ein Gedicht etc machen, verfertigen, eine Entschuldigung etc formulieren, eine Politik etc abstecken5. gestalten, formen, bilden6. anpassen (to dat)7. Worte formenframe a charge eine falsche Beschuldigung erheben;frame a match ein Spiel (vorher) absprechenI’ve been framed ich bin reingelegt wordenC v/i2. sich entwickeln, Form annehmen:frame well sich gut anlassen (Sache)* * *1. noun1) (of vehicle, bicycle) Rahmen, der; (of easel, rucksack, bed, umbrella) Gestell, das; (of ship, aircraft) Gerüst, das2) (border) Rahmen, der[spectacle] frames — [Brillen]gestell, das
3) (of person, animal) Körper, der4) (Photog., Cinemat.) [Einzel]bild, das2. transitive verb1) rahmen [Bild, Spiegel]2) (compose) formulieren [Frage, Antwort, Satz]; aufbauen [Rede, Aufsatz]; (devise) entwerfen [Gesetz, Politik, Plan]; ausarbeiten [Plan, Methode, Denksystem]3) (coll.): (incriminate unjustly)frame somebody — jemandem etwas anhängen (ugs.)
* * *(carpentry) n.Zarge -n (Tür, Fenster) f. (glasses) n.Einfassung f.Gestell -e n.Rahmen - m.bilden v.einrahmen v.gestalten v.zusammen setzen v.zusammensetzen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
4 городская структура
городская структура
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The built-up components, the street system and the facilities which make up an urban unit. (Source: ZINZAN)
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