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1 sheet
noun1) Laken, das; (for covering mattress) Bettuch, das; Laken, dasbetween the sheets — (in bed) im Bett
2) (of thin metal, plastic) Folie, die; (of iron, tin) Blech, das; (of glass, of thicker metal, plastic) Platte, die; (of stamps) Bogen, der; (of paper) Bogen, der; Blatt, dasa sheet of paper — ein Papierbogen; ein Bogen od. Blatt Papier
start with/have a clean sheet — (fig.) ganz neu beginnen/eine reine Weste haben (ugs.); attrib.
3) (wide expanse) [Eis-, Lava-, Nebel]decke, diethe rain was coming down in sheets — es regnete in Strömen
* * *[ʃi:t]1) (a broad piece of cloth eg for a bed: She put clean sheets on all the beds.) das Laken2) (a large, thin, usually flat, piece: a sheet of paper/glass.) das Blatt, die Platte•- academic.ru/118405/sheet-lightning">sheet-lightning* * *[ʃi:t]I. ninformation \sheet [Informations]blatt nt\sheet of instructions Merkblatt nta \sheet of paper ein Blatt nt Papier\sheet of glass Glasplatte fpolythene \sheet Polyethylenplatte f4. (large area)the rain is coming down in \sheets es regnet in Strömen\sheet of flame Flammenwand f\sheet of ice Eisschicht f\sheet of water ausgedehnte Wasserflächesouvenir \sheet Gedenkblock mthe rain was \sheeting against the windows der Regen prasselte gegen die Fenster* * *I [ʃiːt]n1) (for bed) (Bett)laken nt, Lein- or Betttuch nt; (= waterproof sheet) Gummidecke f; (for covering furniture) Tuch ntbetween the sheets (inf) — im Bett (inf)
the furniture was covered with ( dust)sheets — die Möbel waren verhängt
sheet of music — Notenblatt nt
3) (of plywood, metal) Platte f; (of glass) Scheibe f, Platte f; (= baking sheet) (Back)blech nt; (GEOL) Schicht f; (of water, ice etc) Fläche f; (of flame) Flammenmeer nta sheet of ice covered the lake —
the sheet of water covering the lawn the lake, a glasslike sheet of water — das Wasser, das auf dem Rasen stand der See, eine spiegelblanke Wasserfläche
4) (COMPUT:: spreadsheet) Tabelle fIIn(NAUT: rope) Schot f, (Segel)leine fhe's three sheets to or in the wind (dated inf) — er ist voll wie eine Strandhaubitze (dated inf)
* * *sheet1 [ʃiːt]A s1. Betttuch n, (Bett)Laken n, Leintuch n:stand in a white sheet fig obs reumütig seine Sünden bekennen;2. Bogen m, Blatt n (Papier)3. TYPO4. Bogen m (von Briefmarken)5. Blatt n:a) Zeitung fb) (Druck-, Flug) Schrift f7. TECH (dünne) (Blech-, Glas- etc) Platte8. weite Fläche (von Wasser, Eis etc)the rain came down in sheets es regnete in Strömen10. GEOLB v/t1. das Bett beziehen2. (in ein Laken) (ein)hüllen3. mit einer (dünnen) Schicht bedecken4. TECH mit Blech verkleidensheet2 [ʃiːt] SCHIFFA s1. Schot(e) f, Segelleine f:flowing sheets fliegende Schoten;2. pl Vorder-(u. Achter)teil m (eines Boots)sh. abk2. sheep3. sheet* * *noun1) Laken, das; (for covering mattress) Bettuch, das; Laken, dasbetween the sheets — (in bed) im Bett
2) (of thin metal, plastic) Folie, die; (of iron, tin) Blech, das; (of glass, of thicker metal, plastic) Platte, die; (of stamps) Bogen, der; (of paper) Bogen, der; Blatt, dasa sheet of paper — ein Papierbogen; ein Bogen od. Blatt Papier
start with/have a clean sheet — (fig.) ganz neu beginnen/eine reine Weste haben (ugs.); attrib.
3) (wide expanse) [Eis-, Lava-, Nebel]decke, die* * *(bedding) n.Betttuch -¨er n.Bettuch (alte Rechtschreibung) n.Blatt ¨-er n.Platte -n (Glas, Blech) f. -
2 jet
I 1. noun1) (stream) Strahl, der2. intransitive verb,jet of flame/steam/water — Feuer-/Dampf-/Wasserstrahl, der
- tt-II noun(Min.) Jett, der od. das; Gagat, der* * *I [‹et] noun, adjective((of) a hard black mineral substance, used for ornaments etc: The beads are made of jet; a jet brooch.) der Gagat; Gagat-...- academic.ru/103995/jet-black">jet-blackII [‹et]1) (a sudden, strong stream or flow (of liquid, gas, flame or steam), forced through a narrow opening: Firemen have to be trained to direct the jets from their hoses accurately.) der Strahl2) (a narrow opening in an apparatus through which a jet comes: This gas jet is blocked.) die Düse3) (an aeroplane driven by jet propulsion: We flew by jet to America.) der Jet•- jet-lag- jet-propelled
- jet propulsion* * *jet1[ʤet]I. n\jet of air/gas [dünner] Luft-/Gasstrahl\jet of flame Stichflamme fII. vi<- tt->mit einem Jet fliegen, jetten famshe's \jetting in from New York tomorrow sie kommt morgen aus New York rübershe's \jetting off to Jamaica on Friday sie jettet am Freitag nach Jamaicajet2[ʤet]* * *I [dZet]1. n2) (= nozzle) Düse f2. vi2) (= go by jet) mit einem Düsenflugzeug fliegenIII have to jet — ich muss jetzt weg attr (Aviat) Düsen-, Jet-
n (MINER)Jet(t) m or nt, Gagat m* * *jet1 [dʒet]A s1. MINER Gagat m, Jet(t) m/n, schwarzer Bernstein2. Jet(t)-, Tiefschwarz nB adj1. aus Gagat2. jet(t)-, tiefschwarzjet2 [dʒet]A s1. (Wasser-, Dampf-, Gas- etc) Strahl m:jet of flame Feuerstrahl, Stichflamme f2. TECH Düse f, Strahlrohr nb) FLUG Jet m, Düsenflugzeug nB v/i1. (heraus-, hervor)schießen ( from aus)2. FLUG, MIL mit einem Jet fliegen, jettenC v/t1. ausstrahlen, -stoßen, -spritzen2. an-, bespritzen ( beide:with mit)* * *I 1. noun1) (stream) Strahl, derjet of flame/steam/water — Feuer-/Dampf-/Wasserstrahl, der
2) (spout, nozzle) Düse, die2. intransitive verb,- tt-II noun(Min.) Jett, der od. das; Gagat, der* * *n.Düsenflugzeug n.Strahltriebwerk n. v.ausstoßen v. -
3 JET
I 1. noun1) (stream) Strahl, der2. intransitive verb,jet of flame/steam/water — Feuer-/Dampf-/Wasserstrahl, der
- tt-II noun(Min.) Jett, der od. das; Gagat, der* * *I [‹et] noun, adjective((of) a hard black mineral substance, used for ornaments etc: The beads are made of jet; a jet brooch.) der Gagat; Gagat-...- academic.ru/103995/jet-black">jet-blackII [‹et]1) (a sudden, strong stream or flow (of liquid, gas, flame or steam), forced through a narrow opening: Firemen have to be trained to direct the jets from their hoses accurately.) der Strahl2) (a narrow opening in an apparatus through which a jet comes: This gas jet is blocked.) die Düse3) (an aeroplane driven by jet propulsion: We flew by jet to America.) der Jet•- jet-lag- jet-propelled
- jet propulsion* * *jet1[ʤet]I. n\jet of air/gas [dünner] Luft-/Gasstrahl\jet of flame Stichflamme fII. vi<- tt->mit einem Jet fliegen, jetten famshe's \jetting in from New York tomorrow sie kommt morgen aus New York rübershe's \jetting off to Jamaica on Friday sie jettet am Freitag nach Jamaicajet2[ʤet]* * *I [dZet]1. n2) (= nozzle) Düse f2. vi2) (= go by jet) mit einem Düsenflugzeug fliegenIII have to jet — ich muss jetzt weg attr (Aviat) Düsen-, Jet-
n (MINER)Jet(t) m or nt, Gagat m* * ** * *I 1. noun1) (stream) Strahl, derjet of flame/steam/water — Feuer-/Dampf-/Wasserstrahl, der
2) (spout, nozzle) Düse, die2. intransitive verb,- tt-II noun(Min.) Jett, der od. das; Gagat, der* * *n.Düsenflugzeug n.Strahltriebwerk n. v.ausstoßen v. -
4 flash
<tech.gen> ■ Flammpunkt m DIN 51755 ; Entzündungstemperatur f<av> (image disturbance) ■ kurzzeitige Bildstörung f< mvhcl> ■ Lichthupe f< plast> (severe molding defect in the parting line; very thin) ■ Schwimmhaut f ; Austrieb m rar ; Grat m rar< prod> ■ Pressgrat m -
5 jet
\jet of air/ gas [dünner] Luft-/Gasstrahl;\jet of flame Stichflamme fto \jet in mit einem Jet kommen;modifier (earrings) Gagat-
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