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21 Hochschule
f UNIV. university; (Akademie) college; technische Hochschule college of advanced technology, Am. institute of technology, polytechnic; pädagogische Hochschule college of education* * *die Hochschulecollege; school; university* * *Hoch|schu|lefcollege; (= Universität) universityTechnische Hóchschule — technical college, college of technology
* * *((American) a university or college.) school* * *Hoch·schu·le[ˈho:xʃu:lə]f1. (Universität) university2. (Fachhochschule) college [of higher education]pädagogische \Hochschule teacher training college* * *die college; (Universität) university•• Cultural note:German Hochschulen (universities) do not charge fees, although some Länder charge for a second or very long course of study. Anybody who has passed the Abitur is entitled to go to university (except for some subjects which have a Numerus Clausus). They tend to be very large and impersonal institutions. Students may receive a BAföG grant and often take more than the minimum 8 semesters (4 years) to complete their course* * *technische Hochschule college of advanced technology, US institute of technology, polytechnic;pädagogische Hochschule college of education* * *die college; (Universität) university•• Cultural note:German Hochschulen (universities) do not charge fees, although some Länder charge for a second or very long course of study. Anybody who has passed the Abitur is entitled to go to university (except for some subjects which have a Numerus Clausus). They tend to be very large and impersonal institutions. Students may receive a BAföG grant and often take more than the minimum 8 semesters (4 years) to complete their course* * *-n f.college n.university n. -
22 Informationstechnik
f information technology, IT* * *In|for|ma|ti|ons|tech|nik1. fIn|for|ma|ti|óns|tech|no|lo|gie2. finformation technology* * *In·for·ma·ti·ons·tech·nikfIn·for·ma·ti·ons·tech·no·lo·giefITf INFORM information technology, IT* * *Informationstechnik f information technology, IT* * *f.information technology (IT) n. -
23 Raumfahrttechnik
f space technology* * *Raum|fahrt|tech|nikfspace technology* * *Raum·fahrt·tech·nikf space technology* * *Raumfahrttechnik f space technology* * *f.space technology n. -
24 Solartechnik
f solar technology* * *So·lar·tech·nikf solar [cell] technology* * *die solar technology no art.* * *Solartechnik f solar technology* * *die solar technology no art. -
25 Technik
Tech·nik <-, -en> [ʼteçnɪk] fauf dem neuesten Stand der \Technik state-of-the-art technologymit modernster \Technik ausgestattet equipped with the most modern technology4) ( besondere Methode) technique;jeder Hochspringer hat seine eigene \Technik every high jumper has his own technique -
26 additiver Umweltschutz
additiver Umweltschutz m IND, UMWELT end of pipe technology, environmental end of pipe technology (ist umweltschädlicher Leistungserstellung nachgeschaltet, im Gegensatz zum integrierten Umweltschutz)* * *m <Ind, Umwelt> end of pipe technology, environmental end of pipe technology (ist umweltschädlicher Leistungserstellung nachgeschaltet, im Gegensatz zum integrierten Umweltschutz) -
27 Hochleistungstechnik
Hochleistungstechnik f COMP advanced technology, high-performance technology* * *f < Comp> advanced technology, high-performance technology -
28 neueste Technologie
neueste Technologie f GEN, V&M cutting-edge technology, latest technology* * *f < Ind> advanced technology* * *neueste Technologie
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29 Spitzentechnologie
Spitzentechnologie f 1. GEN, V&M cutting edge technology (produkt); 2. IND, WIWI high technology industry (Branche) • Spitzentechnologie bieten GEN, V&M be at the cutting edge* * *f < Ind> high technology industry* * *Spitzentechnologie
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30 Technik
Technik f IND technology, engineering* * *f < Ind> technology, engineering* * *Technik
technics, engineering, technology, (Fertigkeit) workmanship, skill, (Verfahren) technique, practice;
• betriebswirtschaftliche Technikbusiness management;
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31 Technische Hochschule
Technische Hochschule f (TH) BIL technical university, college of technology, college of advanced technology* * ** * *Technische Hochschule
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32 technologieorientiertes Unternehmen
technologieorientiertes Unternehmen n IND technology-based firm, high-tech company* * *n < Ind> technology-based firm, high-tech company* * *technologieorientiertes Unternehmen
technology company, technology-based firmBusiness german-english dictionary > technologieorientiertes Unternehmen
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33 informationstechnisch
Adj. relating to information technology; using information technology* * * -
34 Informationstechnologie
f information technology* * *In·for·ma·ti·ons·tech·nikfIn·for·ma·ti·ons·tech·no·lo·giefITf INFORM information technology, IT* * *Informationstechnologie f information technology* * *f.information technology (IT) n. -
35 kerntechnisch
* * *kẹrn|tech|nischadjkerntechnische Entwicklung — development of nuclear technology
* * *kern·tech·nischadj inv nuclear, relating to nuclear technology* * *kerntechnische Anlage nuclear plant -
36 Satellitentechnik
f satellite technology* * *die satellite technology* * *Satellitentechnik f satellite technology* * *die satellite technology -
37 Schwachstromtechnik
f communications technology* * *Schwạch|strom|tech|nikf (dated)communications engineering or technology* * *Schwach·strom·tech·nikf ELEK light-current [or weak-current] engineering* * *Schwachstromtechnik f communications technology* * *f.low voltage (tension)technology (electricity) n. -
38 sicherheitstechnisch
II Adv.: sicherheitstechnisch veraltet etc. outmoded in its use of security ( oder safety) technology* * *B. adv: -
39 Technikum
* * *Tẹch|ni|kum ['tɛçnikʊm]nt -s, Te\#chnika[-ka] college of technology* * *Tech·ni·kum<-s, Technika>[ˈteçnɪkʊm, pl -ka]nt college of technology* * ** * *n.technical school n. -
40 Technologiepark
m technology ( oder science) park* * *Tech|no|lo|gie|parkmtechnology park* * *Tech·no·lo·gie·parkm technology park* * *der science park* * ** * *der science park
См. также в других словарях:
technology — tech‧nol‧o‧gy [tekˈnɒlədʒi ǁ ˈnɑː ] noun technologies PLURALFORM 1. [countable, uncountable] knowledge dealing with scientific or industrial methods and the use of these methods in industry, farming etc: • What impact is the new technology having … Financial and business terms
Technology — Tech*nol o*gy, n. [Gr. ? an art + logy; cf. Gr. ? systematic treatment: cf. F. technologie.] Industrial science; the science of systematic knowledge of the industrial arts, especially of the more important manufactures, as spinning, weaving,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
technology — 1610s, discourse or treatise on an art or the arts, from Gk. tekhnologia systematic treatment of an art, craft, or technique, originally referring to grammar, from tekhno (see TECHNO (Cf. techno )) + LOGY (Cf. logy). The meaning science of the… … Etymology dictionary
technology — noun best technical knowledge, know how, latest scientific knowledge, scientific advancement, state of the art, state of the industry, updated scientific knowledge Generally application, development, latest products, modern science, science… … Law dictionary
technology — Technology Технология Объём знаний, совокупность методов и инструментов, которые можно использовать для производства товаров и услуг из экономических ресурсов. Также способ преобразования вещества, энергии, информации в процессе изготовления… … Толковый англо-русский словарь по нанотехнологии. - М.
technology — [n] electronics, science applied science, automation, computers, electronic components, high tech*, hi tech*, industrial science, machinery, mechanics, mechanization, robotics, scientific know how, scientific knowledge, technical knowledge,… … New thesaurus
technology — ► NOUN (pl. technologies) 1) the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes. 2) the branch of knowledge concerned with applied sciences. DERIVATIVES technological adjective technologically adverb technologist noun. ORIGIN … English terms dictionary
technology — [tek näl′ə jē] n. pl. technologies [Gr technologia, systematic treatment: see TECHNIC & LOGY] 1. the science or study of the practical or industrial arts, applied sciences, etc. 2. the terms used in a science, etc.; technical terminology 3.… … English World dictionary
Technology — By the mid 20th century, humans had achieved a mastery of technology sufficient to leave the atmosphere of the Earth for the first time and explore space. Technology … Wikipedia
technology — /tek nol euh jee/, n. 1. the branch of knowledge that deals with the creation and use of technical means and their interrelation with life, society, and the environment, drawing upon such subjects as industrial arts, engineering, applied science … Universalium
technology — 01. Do you think that our world will eventually be destroyed by pollution or do you think that [technology] will be able to save us? 02. The speed of [technological] change is so great in some jobs now that employees are obliged to continually… … Grammatical examples in English
