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1 Umschlag
m1. (Briefumschlag) envelope; (Hülle) cover; eines Buches: auch (dust) jacket; am Ärmel: cuff; an der Hose: turn-up, Am. cuff; MED. compress; warme / kalte Umschläge warm / cold compresses3. fig. des Wetters, der Stimmung etc.: change; Umschwung* * *der Umschlag(Briefumschlag) envelope;(Buchhülle) jacket;(Warenumschlag) handling; turnover* * *Ụm|schlagm1) (= Veränderung) (sudden) change (+gen in, in +acc into)3) (MED) compress; (= Packung) poulticejdm heiße/kalte Umschläge machen — to put hot poultices/cold compresses on sb
5) (= umgeschlagene Gütermenge) volume of traffic6) (= Umladung)(auf +acc to) transfer, transshipment* * *der1) (a thin, flat wrapper or cover, especially for a letter: The letter arrived in a long envelope.) envelope2) (a covering, especially a loose paper cover for a book: I like the design on this (book-)jacket.) jacket3) (a piece of material which is folded up at the bottom of a trouser-leg: Trousers with turn-ups are not fashionable at the moment.) turn-up* * *Um·schlag1<-[e]s>Um·schlag2<-[e]s, -schläge>m1. (Kuvert) envelopeselbstklebender \Umschlag self-adhesive envelope2. (Buchumschlag) jacket* * *1) cover2) (BriefUmschlag) envelope3) (SchutzUmschlag) jacket; (einer Broschüre, eines Heftes) cover5) (HosenUmschlag) turn-up; (ÄrmelUmschlag) cuff6) (Veränderung) [sudden] change (Gen. in)7) (Wirtsch.): (GüterUmschlag) transfer; trans-shipment* * *Umschlag m1. (Briefumschlag) envelope; (Hülle) cover; eines Buches: auch (dust) jacket; am Ärmel: cuff; an der Hose: turn-up, US cuff; MED compress;warme/kalte Umschläge warm/cold compresses* * *1) cover2) (BriefUmschlag) envelope3) (SchutzUmschlag) jacket; (einer Broschüre, eines Heftes) cover5) (HosenUmschlag) turn-up; (ÄrmelUmschlag) cuff6) (Veränderung) [sudden] change (Gen. in)7) (Wirtsch.): (GüterUmschlag) transfer; trans-shipment* * *-¨e (Medizin) m.compress n. -¨e m.cargo turnaround (transportation) n.cover n.envelope n.freight turnaround (transportation) n.jacket n.
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