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1 Tamper
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2 zu schaffen machen mit
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3 manipulationssicher
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4 Stampfer
m; -s, -1. TECH. tamper2. (Kartoffelstampfer) masher3. umg. (Bein) stump* * *der Stampfertamper* * *Stạmp|fer ['ʃtampfɐ]m -s, -(= Stampfgerät) pounder; (= Saugkolben) plunger; (pej inf = Bein) tree trunk (inf)* * *Stamp·fer<-s, ->m1. (Kartoffelstampfer) [potato] masher2. (für Sand/Schotter) tamper* * *der; Stampfers, Stampfer2) (Küchengerät) masher* * *1. TECH tamper2. (Kartoffelstampfer) masher3. umg (Bein) stump* * *der; Stampfers, Stampfer2) (Küchengerät) masher -
5 Pfeifenstopfer
m tobacco tamper* * *Pfei|fen|stop|fermtamper* * *Pfei·fen·stop·fer<-s, ->m tamper* * *Pfeifenstopfer m tobacco tamper* * *m.tamper n. -
6 verfälschen
verfälschen v 1. GEN adulterate; 2. RECHT falsify, tamper with (Original)* * ** * *verfälschen
to forge, to falsify, (Banknoten) to counterfeit, (Bilanz) to tamper with, (Münzen) to debase, to impair;
• Bilanz verfälschen to doctor (cook, fake) a balance sheet;
• Nahrungsmittel verfälschen to adulterate food;
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7 Stopfer
* * *der Stopferdarner* * *Stọp|fer ['ʃtɔpfɐ]m -s, -(= Pfeifenstopfer) tamper* * ** * *- m.darner n. -
8 manipulationsgeschützt
German-english technical dictionary > manipulationsgeschützt
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9 manipulationssicher
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10 fälschungssicher
fälschungssicher adj GEN tamper-proof (Dokument)* * ** * *fälschungssicher
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11 einmischen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/refl interfere (in + Akk in oder with), meddle (in oder with); neugierig: poke one’s nose in(to) umg.; sich in ein Gespräch einmischen join in ( störend: butt in on) a conversation; misch dich lieber nicht ein better not get involved; misch dich da nicht ein! drohend: (you) just keep out of it* * *sich einmischento meddle; to tamper; to intermeddle; to intrude; to interfere; to butt in* * *ein|mi|schenvr septo interfere ( in +acc in), to stick one's oar in (inf)sie muss sich bei allem éínmischen — she has to interfere or meddle in everything
wenn ich mich kurz éínmischen darf... — if I can butt in a moment...
* * *ein|mi·schenvr (eingreifen)misch dich ja nicht ein! don't interfere [or fam meddle] [or fam poke your nose in [where it's not wanted]]!; (um zu schlichten) to intervene [in sth]* * *reflexives Verb interfere (in + Akk. in)* * *einmischen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/r interfere (misch dich lieber nicht ein better not get involved;B. v/t:* * *reflexives Verb interfere (in + Akk. in)* * *v.to meddle v.to tamper v. -
12 fälschen
v/t fake; (Urkunden, Unterschrift etc.) auch forge; (Geld) counterfeit, forge; (Rechnung, Bücher etc.) tamper with, doctor umg.; (Spielkarten) mark; (Würfel) load; weitS. (Geschichte etc.) falsify, doctor umg.; die Bücher fälschen cook the books umg.* * *das Fälschenforgery* * *fạ̈l|schen ['fɛlʃn]vtto forge, to fake; Geld, Briefmarken auch to counterfeit; (COMM ) Bücher to falsify; Geschichte, Tatsachen to falsifySee:→ auch gefälscht* * *1) (to make a copy of for dishonest purposes: to counterfeit banknotes.) counterfeit2) (to pretend or imitate in order to deceive: to fake a signature.) fake3) (to make false: He falsified the accounts.) falsify4) ((the crime of) copying pictures, documents, signatures etc and pretending they are genuine: He was sent to prison for forgery.) forgery5) (to copy (eg a letter or a signature) and pretend that it is genuine, usually for illegal purposes: He forged my signature.) forge* * *fäl·schen[ˈfɛlʃn̩]vt▪ etw \fälschen to forge [or fake] sthgefälschte Papiere forged [or fake] papers; ÖKON to falsify sthGeld \fälschen to counterfeit money* * *transitives Verb forge, fake <signature, document, passport>; forge, counterfeit <coin, banknote>* * *fälschen v/t fake; (Urkunden, Unterschrift etc) auch forge; (Geld) counterfeit, forge; (Rechnung, Bücher etc) tamper with, doctor umg; (Spielkarten) mark; (Würfel) load; weitS. (Geschichte etc) falsify, doctor umg;die Bücher fälschen cook the books umg* * *transitives Verb forge, fake <signature, document, passport>; forge, counterfeit <coin, banknote>* * *v.to falsify v.to forge v.to fudge v. -
13 herumpfuschen
v/i (trennb., hat -ge-) umg. mess around; herumpfuschen an (+ Dat) fiddle around with; unerlaubt: tamper with* * *to mess around; to mess about* * *he|rụm|pfu|schenvi sep (inf)to mess about (inf) ( an +dat with)* * *((with with) to meddle, or to have something to do with: She's always messing with the television set.) mess* * *her·um|pfu·schenvi (fam)* * *herumpfuschen v/i (trennb, hat -ge-) umg mess around;* * *(an) v.to fiddle around (with) v. -
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(to interfere or meddle usually in such a way as to damage, break, alter etc: Don't tamper with the engine.) tamper -
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18 fälschungskenntlicher Verschluss
m DIN 55 405 < prod> ■ tamper-evident closure; TE closure; tamper-proof closure; pilfer-proof closureGerman-english technical dictionary > fälschungskenntlicher Verschluss
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19 fälschungssicherer Verschluss
m < prod> ■ tamper-evident closure; TE closure; tamper-proof closure; pilfer-proof closureGerman-english technical dictionary > fälschungssicherer Verschluss
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20 Originalitätsverschluss
m < prod> ■ tamper-evident closure; TE closure; tamper-proof closure; pilfer-proof closureGerman-english technical dictionary > Originalitätsverschluss
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