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1 Eisen
n; -s, -1. nur Sg.; iron (auch PHARM.); die Eisen schaffende / verarbeitende Industrie iron production / iron-processing (industry)2. (Werkzeug, Golfschläger, Bügeleisen etc.) iron; (Hufeisen) horseshoe; (Fangeisen) (gin) trap; altes Eisen scrap iron; jemanden in Eisen legen clap s.o. in irons3. fig.: zum alten Eisen werfen throw on the scrapheap, scrap; zum alten Eisen gehören be past it, have had one’s day; ein heißes Eisen a tricky ( oder dicey umg.) affair ( oder business); ein heißes Eisen anfassen riskant: tread on thin ice; mutig: grasp the nettle; zwei oder mehrere oder noch ein Eisen im Feuer haben have more than one string to one’s bow ( oder iron in the fire); ( man muss) das Eisen schmieden, solange es heiß ist (you have to) strike while the iron is hot, make hay while the sun shines* * *das Eiseniron* * *Ei|sen ['aizn]nt -s, -Éísen verarbeitend — iron-processing
ein Mann aus Éísen — a man of iron
mehrere/noch ein Éísen im Feuer haben (fig) — to have more than one/another iron in the fire
Muskeln von or aus Éísen haben — to have muscles of steel
jdn/etw zum alten Éísen werfen (fig) — to throw sb/sth on the scrap heap
man muss das Éísen schmieden, solang[e] es heiß or warm ist (Prov) — one must strike while the iron is hot (prov)
See:→ heiß2) (= Bügeleisen, Golfschläger) iron; (= Eisenbeschlag) iron fitting; (= Eisenband) iron band or hoop; (= Hufeisen) shoe; (= Fangeisen) trap; (obs = Fesseln) fetters pl (obs), irons pl; (obs = Schwert) iron (obs)3) (no pl MED) iron* * *das1) (( also adjective) (of) an element that is the most common metal, is very hard, and is widely used for making tools etc: Steel is made from iron; The ground is as hard as iron; iron railings; iron determination (= very strong determination).) iron2) (a type of golf-club.) iron* * *Ei·sen<-s, ->[ˈaizn̩]ntder Zaun ist aus \Eisen the fence is made of iron3. (beim Golf) iron4.▶ ein heißes \Eisen a hot potatoein heißes \Eisen anfassen to take the bull by the horns▶ man muss das \Eisen schmieden, solange es heiß ist (prov) one must strike while the iron is hot prov* * *das; Eisens, Eisen1) o. Pl. irondas ist ein heißes Eisen — that is a hot potato (coll.)
* * *die Eisen schaffende/verarbeitende Industrie iron production/iron-processing (industry)altes Eisen scrap iron;jemanden in Eisen legen clap sb in irons3. fig:zum alten Eisen werfen throw on the scrapheap, scrap;zum alten Eisen gehören be past it, have had one’s day;noch ein Eisen im Feuer haben have more than one string to one’s bow ( oder iron in the fire);(man muss) das Eisen schmieden, solange es heiß ist (you have to) strike while the iron is hot, make hay while the sun shines* * *das; Eisens, Eisen1) o. Pl. iron2) (Werkzeug, GolfEisen) iron; (fig.)das ist ein heißes Eisen — that is a hot potato (coll.)
* * *iron n. -
2 verarbeitend
I Part. Präs. verarbeitenII Adj.: verarbeitende Industrie manufacturing ( oder processing) industry; die Holz / Eisen verarbeitende Industrie the wood- / iron-processing industry* * *B. adj:verarbeitende Industrie manufacturing ( oder processing) industry;die Holz/Eisen verarbeitende Industrie the wood-/iron-processing industry -
3 aus (im)
Eisen, aus
made of iron;
• Eisenabfall scrap iron;
• Eisenarbeit ironwork.
Holz, aus
wooden;
• abgelagertes Holz well-seasoned wood;
• nicht abgelagertes Holz green wood;
• zum Verkauf hergerichtetes Holz dimension timber;
• stehendes Holz stumpage;
• Holz auf dem Stamm kaufen to buy timber on the stump;
• Holzanteil estover;
• Holzberechtigung timber claim;
• Holzbestand stand;
• Holzeinschlag rate of felling;
• Holzentnahmegerechtigkeit plough-bote;
• Holzentnahmerecht für Hausreparaturen housebote;
• Holzfäller woodcutter;
• Holzfaser wood fibre (Br.) (fiber, US);
• Holzfass wooden barrel;
• Holzgerechtigkeit right to estovers;
• Holzgewinnung logging;
• Holzhammermethode hard sell;
• Holzhandel timber (lumber, US) trade;
• Holzhändler timber merchant, lumberman (US, Canada);
• Holzindustrie wood-based industry, woodwork and timber industry;
• Holzlagerplatz woodyard, timberyard;
• Holzlieferant timber contractor;
• nutzbare Holzmenge (Forstwirtschaft) merchantable length;
• Holztransportschiff lumber carrier;
• Holzverarbeitung wood processing;
• Holzverfärbung stain;
• Holzwirtschaft lumber (timber) industry;
• Holzzellstoff chemical woodpulp.
Termingründen, aus
owing to previous engagements;
• Terminguthaben term (time, US) deposits, (Börse) time balance;
• Terminhandel option [business], forward operations, [trading in] futures (US);
• Terminhandel in Devisen forward exchange dealings (transaction) (Br.), forward operations, forwarded exchange deals (Br.);
• Terminhandel in Wertpapieren forward transactions in securities;
• Terminhändler option writer (trader).
Prinzip, aus (im)
on (in) principle;
• ökonomisches Prinzip economic principle;
• Prinzip der periodischen Abgrenzung von Aufwand und Ertrag matching concept;
• Prinzip der gegenseitigen Anerkennung (Europäischer Gerichtshof) principle of mutual recognition;
• Prinzip gleitender Arbeitszeit flexible working-hours scheme;
• Prinzip der Fortdauer von Verträgen principle of continuity of contracts;
• Prinzip der Gegenseitigkeit bilateralism;
• Prinzip der Kostenminimierung cost-minimizing rule;
• Prinzip der freien Marktwirtschaft free-enterprise principle (system);
• Prinzip der Preisunterschiedslosigkeit law of indifference. -
4 Metall
* * *das Metallmetal* * *Me|tạll [me'tal]nt -s, -e1) metalMetall verarbeitend (Industrie, Unternehmen) — metal-processing attr, metal-working attr
* * *((of) any of a group of substances, usually shiny, that can conduct heat and electricity and can be hammered into shape, or drawn out in sheets, bars etc: Gold, silver and iron are all metals.) metal* * *Me·tall<-s, -e>[meˈtal]nt metal\Metall verarbeitend metalworkingdie \Metall verarbeitende Industrie the metalworking industry* * *das; Metalls, Metalle metal* * *Metall verarbeitend metal-processing; Industrie etc: metalworking* * *das; Metalls, Metalle metal* * *-e n.metal n.
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