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nounhave some/no bearing on something — relevant/irrelevant od. von Belang/belanglos für etwas sein
3) (Mech. Engin.) Lager, das4) (compass bearing) Position, dietake a compass bearing — den Kompasskurs feststellen
get one's bearings — sich orientieren; (fig.) sich zurechtfinden
I have lost my bearings — (lit. or fig.) ich habe die Orientierung verloren
* * *1) (manner, way of standing etc: a military bearing.) die Haltung2) ((usually in plural: sometimes short for ball-bearings) a part of a machine that has another part moving in or on it.) das Lager* * *bear·ing[ˈbeəʳɪŋ, AM ˈber-]n1. GEOG, NAUT Peilung fto lose one's \bearings die Orientierung verlierenshe had a proud, distinguished \bearing sie hatte eine stolze, vornehme Artdignified \bearing würdige Haltungto have some \bearing on sth für etw akk von Belang [o relevant] sein* * *['bɛərɪŋ]n1) (= posture) Haltung f; (= behaviour) Verhalten nt, Auftreten nt, Gebaren ntto have some/no bearing on sth — von Belang/belanglos für etw sein
3)4)(= direction)
to take a bearing — sich orientierento get a bearing on sth — sich an etw (dat) orientieren
to get or find one's bearings — sich zurechtfinden, sich orientieren
* * *A adj1. tragend:bearing 4 per cent WIRTSCH vierprozentig2. CHEM, MINER …haltigB s1. Tragen n, Stützen n2. BOT, ZOOL Tragen n:a) BOT keine Früchte mehr tragend,b) ZOOL nicht mehr gebärend3. fig Ertragen n, Erdulden n:4. Betragen n, Verhalten n5. (Körper)Haltung fa) Einfluss m (auf akk)c) Verhältnis n, Beziehung f (zu), Bezug m (auf akk)d) Tragweite f, Bedeutung f:have no bearing on keinen Einfluss haben auf (akk), in keinem Zusammenhang stehen mit, nichts zu tun haben mittake one’s bearings FLUG, SCHIFF eine Peilung vornehmen, die Richtung oder Lage feststellen, a. fig sich orientieren;take a bearing of sth FLUG, SCHIFF etwas anpeilen;lose one’s bearing(s)a) die Orientierung verlieren, sich verirren,b) fig in Verlegenheit geraten;bring sb to their bearings fig jemandem den Kopf zurechtsetzen;a) SCHIFF rechtweisende Peilung,b) fig wahrer Sachverhalt;consider a question in all its bearings eine Frage von allen Seiten beleuchten8. Visierlinie f:bearing of the compass Kompassstrich m9. SCHIFF (Tief)Ladelinie f11. ARCH Tragweite f, freitragende Länge12. TECHa) (Achsen-, Wellen-, Zapfen) Lager n, Auflager n, Lagerung fb) Lager(schale) n(f)13. meist pl Heraldik: Wappenbild n* * *nounhave some/no bearing on something — relevant/irrelevant od. von Belang/belanglos für etwas sein
3) (Mech. Engin.) Lager, das4) (compass bearing) Position, dieget one's bearings — sich orientieren; (fig.) sich zurechtfinden
I have lost my bearings — (lit. or fig.) ich habe die Orientierung verloren
* * *(mechanics) n.tragend adj.
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