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1 Team
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2 Team
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3 Team
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4 Mannschaftsspiel
1. team game2. (Zusammenspiel) team play, teamwork* * *Mạnn|schafts|spiel1. nt Mann|schafts|sport2. mteam sport* * ** * *1. team game2. (Zusammenspiel) team play, teamwork* * * -
5 Mannschaftssport
m team sport* * *Mann·schafts·sportm team sport* * *Mannschaftssport m team sport* * *m.team sport n. -
6 Mannschaftskampf
m team event* * *Mạnn|schafts|kampfm (SPORT)team event* * *Mann·schafts·kampfm team sport* * *Mannschaftskampf m team event -
7 Spitzenreiter
m1. SPORT und fig. leader, front runner2. (Auto etc.) best-seller, market leader, number one; (Film etc.) number one (at the box office); der Hitparade: number one hit* * *Spịt|zen|rei|term(Ware) top seller; (Film, Stück etc) hit; (= Schlager) top of the pops, number one* * *Spit·zen·rei·term leader, front runner; (Verkaufsschlager) top seller, hit\Spitzenreiter sein to be on top; (in der Hitparade) to be top of the pops, to be number one [in the charts]* * *der top rider; (fig.) leader; (Ware) top or best seller; (Mannschaft) top team* * *1. SPORT und fig leader, front runner2. (Auto etc) best-seller, market leader, number one; (Film etc) number one (at the box office); der Hitparade: number one hit* * *der top rider; (fig.) leader; (Ware) top or best seller; (Mannschaft) top team* * *(Sport) m.front runner n. m.best-selling... n.most popular... n.number one... n.top-rated... n. -
8 Mannschaftssport
Mann·schafts·sport mteam sportDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Mannschaftssport
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9 Mannschaftssport
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10 Mannschaftskampf
Mann·schafts·kampf mteam sportDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Mannschaftskampf
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11 mannschaftsdienlich
I Adj. unselfish* * *mannschaftsdienlich SPORTA. adj unselfishmannschaftsdienlich spielen auch play a team game -
12 sturmstark
I Adj. strong up front, strong in attack* * *stụrm|starkadj (SPORT)* * *sturmstark SPORTA. adj strong up front, strong in attackB. adv:sturmstark spielen show strength in attack, attack strongly -
13 der Spielführer
- {team captain} = der Spielführer (Sport) {captain}+ = er wurde zum Spielführer gewählt {he was chosen captain}+ -
14 der Absteiger
(Sport) - {relegated team} -
15 die Ländermannschaft
(Sport) - {national team} -
16 der Aufsteiger
(Sport) - {promoted team} -
17 Staffel
f; -, -n1. SPORT (Staffellauf) relay (race)3. MIL., FLUG. etwa squadron* * *die Staffelrelay; squadron* * *Stạf|fel ['ʃtafl]f -, -n1) (= Formation) (MIL, NAUT, AVIAT) echelon; (AVIAT = Einheit) squadron2) (SPORT) relay (race); (= Mannschaft) relay team; (fig) relayStaffel laufen/schwimmen — to run/swim in a relay (race)
3) (= Stufe, Sprosse) rung; (S Ger = Steintreppe) stone steps pl4) (TV = neue Folgen einer TV-Serie) season, series* * *(a race between teams of runners, swimmers etc, in which the members of the team run, swim etc one after another, each covering one part of the total distance to be run, swum etc.) relay race* * *Staf·fel<-, -n>[ˈʃtafl̩]f3. TV seasondie 3. Staffel von „Deep Space Nine“ the 3rd season of “Deep Space Nine”* * *die; Staffel, Staffeln2) (Sport): (Staffellauf) relay race3) (Luftwaffe): (Einheit) flight4) (Formation von Schiffen, begleitenden Polizisten, usw.) escort formation* * ** * *die; Staffel, Staffeln2) (Sport): (Staffellauf) relay race3) (Luftwaffe): (Einheit) flight4) (Formation von Schiffen, begleitenden Polizisten, usw.) escort formation* * *-n f.relay n. -
18 Mannschaft
f; -, -en2. (Besatzung) crew4. MIL. (Einheit) unit; vor versammelter Mannschaft in front of all the men; auch fig. in front of everyone; Mannschaften enlisted men, other ranks* * *die Mannschaftcrew; team* * *Mạnn|schaft ['manʃaft]f -, -en(SPORT fig)team; (NAUT, AVIAT) crewMannschaft( en) (Mil) — men pl
* * *(a group of people forming a side in a game: a football team.) team* * *Mann·schaft<-, -en>f1. SPORT team2. (Schiffs- o Flugzeugbesatzung) crewvor versammelter \Mannschaft in front of the staff; (vor aller Augen) in front of everyone* * *die; Mannschaft, Mannschaftendie erste/zweite Mannschaft — (Fußball) the first/second eleven
2) (Schiffs-, Flugzeugbesatzung) crew3) (Milit.): (Einheit) unitvor versammelter Mannschaft — (fig.) in front of everybody
* * *1. SPORT team, side;erste/zweite Mannschaft first/second team2. (Besatzung) crewvor versammelter Mannschaft in front of all the men; auch fig in front of everyone;Mannschaften enlisted men, other ranks* * *die; Mannschaft, Mannschaften1) (Sport, auch fig.) teamdie erste/zweite Mannschaft — (Fußball) the first/second eleven
2) (Schiffs-, Flugzeugbesatzung) crew3) (Milit.): (Einheit) unitvor versammelter Mannschaft — (fig.) in front of everybody
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19 Absteiger
* * *Ạb|stei|ger(in)m(f) (SPORT)relegated teamgesellschaftlicher Absteiger (fig) — someone who has come down in the world
* * *Ab·stei·ger(in)<-s, ->* * *der; Absteigers, Absteiger (Sport) (vor dem Abstieg stehend) team threatened with or facing relegation; (abgestiegen) relegated team* * *Absteiger des Jahres umg flop of the year* * *der; Absteigers, Absteiger (Sport) (vor dem Abstieg stehend) team threatened with or facing relegation; (abgestiegen) relegated team -
20 aufstellen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (hinstellen) set up, put up; (anordnen); in einer Reihe: line up; (stapeln) stack; (Wachposten) post, station2. (aufrichten) (Umgefallenes) ( wieder) aufstellen stand up (again); (Kragen) turn up (one’s collar); (Ohren, Stacheln) prick up; (Fell) bristle3. (aufbauen) (Falle) set; (Leiter) stand up; (montieren) assemble, mount; (Gerät, Maschine) install, put in ( oder up), fit; (Baracke) construct, set up; (Gerüst) erect, put ( oder set) up; (Zelt) pitch; (Denkmal, Schild etc.) erect, put up; MIL. (Raketen etc.) deploy5. (benennen) (Kandidaten) put forward, field; jemanden als Kandidaten aufstellen nominate s.o. as a candidate; sich für eine Wahl aufstellen lassen run (oder Brit. stand) (as a candidate) for election6. (ausarbeiten) (Liste, Tabelle, Bilanz) draw up7. (formulieren) (Grundsatz) lay down, establish; (Regel) make, put forward; (Theorie) propose, advance; MATH. (Problem) state, pose; (Gleichung) form, set up; eine Behauptung aufstellen make an assertion, claim ( oder maintain) s.th.; eine Forderung aufstellen put forward a claim, make a demand8. WIRTS. die Kosten aufstellen state the charges, itemize the costs; eine Statistik aufstellen draw up statistics Pl.; eine Rechnung aufstellen draw ( oder make) up a bill10. Dial. (Essen auf den Herd) put onII v/refl1. Person: position o.s., take one’s stand ( vor in front of); in Reihen: get into line; Pl. line up; MIL. fall in; (hintereinander) form a queue (Am. line); sich im Kreis aufstellen form a circle2. Fell, Haare: bristle, rise; Ohren, Stacheln: prick up* * *to set; to plant; to arrange; to station; to situate; to position; to embattle; to dispose; to put up;sich aufstellento line up* * *auf|stel|len sep1. vt1) (= aufrichten, aufbauen) to put up (auf +dat on); etw Liegendes to stand up; Zelt to pitch, to put up; Schild, Mast, Denkmal to erect, to put up; Kegel to set up; Maschine to put in, to install; Falle to set; (MIL) to deploy; (= postieren) Wachposten to post, to station; Wagen to line up; (= hochstellen) Kragen to turn up; (= aufrichten) Ohren, Stacheln to prick up2) Essen etc ( auf Herd) to put on3) (fig = zusammenstellen) Truppe to raise; (SPORT ) Spieler to select, to pick; Mannschaft to draw up4) (= benennen) Kandidaten to nominate5) (= erzielen) Rekord to set (up)6) Forderung, Behauptung, Vermutung to put forward; System to establish; Programm, Satzungen, Rechnung to draw up; Liste to make, to draw up7)See:2. vrsich im Karree/Kreis etc áúfstellen — to form a square/circle etc
2) (Ohren etc) to prick up* * *1) (to arrange in an acceptable form or order: They drew up the soldiers in line; The solicitor drew up a contract for them to sign.) draw up2) (to set upright (a mast etc).) erect3) (to arrange or construct: He set up the apparatus for the experiment.) set up4) (to arrange soldiers in order: The colonel paraded his soldiers.) parade5) (to put in a row or rows: The two armies were ranged on opposite sides of the valley.) range6) (to put (a person, oneself, troops etc in a place or position to perform some duty): He stationed himself at the corner of the road to keep watch; The regiment is stationed abroad.) station* * *auf|stel·lenI. vt1. (aufbauen)eine Anlage/Maschine \aufstellen to install a system/machine [or sep put in]ein Denkmal \aufstellen to erect [or raise] a monumenteine Falle \aufstellen to set [or lay] a trapeinen Mast/eine Wand \aufstellen to erect [or put up] a mast/wallein Schild \aufstellen to put up a plaque2. (erheben)3. (ausarbeiten)eine Theorie \aufstellen to elaborate a theory a. form4. (erstellen)eine Rechnung \aufstellen to make out [or up] sep an invoiceeine Tabelle \aufstellen to compile [or sep make up] a table5. (nominieren)6. (postieren)▪ jdn \aufstellen to post [or station] sb7. (formieren)eine Mannschaft \aufstellen to organize a team [or to field a team]Truppen \aufstellen to raise [or muster] troops8. (aufsetzen)9. (erzielen)▪ etw \aufstellen to set sth10. (wieder hinstellen)11. (aufrichten)▪ aufgestellt [sein] [to be] perkyII. vr1. (sich hinstellen)* * *1.transitives Verb2) (postieren) post; station5) (errichten) put up; put up, erect <scaffolding, monument>; put in, install < machine>7) (ausarbeiten) work out <programme, budget, plan>; draw up <statute, balance sheet>; make [out], draw up < list>; set up < hypothesis>; establish < norm>; prepare < statistics>; devise < formula>8) (erzielen) set up, establish < record>9) (formulieren) put forward <theory, conjecture, demand>2.* * *aufstellen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (hinstellen) set up, put up; (anordnen); in einer Reihe: line up; (stapeln) stack; (Wachposten) post, station(wieder) aufstellen stand up (again); (Kragen) turn up (one’s collar); (Ohren, Stacheln) prick up; (Fell) bristle3. (aufbauen) (Falle) set; (Leiter) stand up; (montieren) assemble, mount; (Gerät, Maschine) install, put in ( oder up), fit; (Baracke) construct, set up; (Gerüst) erect, put ( oder set) up; (Zelt) pitch; (Denkmal, Schild etc) erect, put up; MIL (Raketen etc) deploy5. (benennen) (Kandidaten) put forward, field;jemanden als Kandidaten aufstellen nominate sb as a candidate;7. (formulieren) (Grundsatz) lay down, establish; (Regel) make, put forward; (Theorie) propose, advance; MATH (Problem) state, pose; (Gleichung) form, set up;eine Forderung aufstellen put forward a claim, make a demand8. WIRTSCHdie Kosten aufstellen state the charges, itemize the costs;eine Statistik aufstellen draw up statistics pl;eine Rechnung aufstellen draw ( oder make) up a bill10. dial (Essen auf den Herd) put onB. v/r1. Person: position o.s., take one’s stand (vor in front of); in Reihen: get into line; pl line up; MIL fall in; (hintereinander) form a queue (US line);sich im Kreis aufstellen form a circle2. Fell, Haare: bristle, rise; Ohren, Stacheln: prick up* * *1.transitives Verb2) (postieren) post; station5) (errichten) put up; put up, erect <scaffolding, monument>; put in, install < machine>7) (ausarbeiten) work out <programme, budget, plan>; draw up <statute, balance sheet>; make [out], draw up < list>; set up < hypothesis>; establish < norm>; prepare < statistics>; devise < formula>8) (erzielen) set up, establish < record>9) (formulieren) put forward <theory, conjecture, demand>2.reflexives Verb position or place oneself; take up position; (in einer Reihe, zum Tanz) line up* * *n.deployment n.placement n.
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