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121 Fetzen
umg.I v/i1. (ist gefetzt) (rasen) tear2. (hat) unpers.: dass es nur so fetzt like crazy; das fetzt! Jugendspr. it’s really awesome, it blows your mindII v/t (hat)* * *der Fetzentatter; wisp; rag; ribbon; scrap* * *Fẹt|zen ['fɛtsn]m -s, -1) (abgerissen) shred; (zerrissen auch) tatter; (= Stofffetzen, Papierfetzen, Gesprächsfetzen) scrap; (= Kleidung) rag; (= Nebelfetzen) wispin Fetzen sein, nur noch Fetzen sein — to be in tatters or shreds
das Kleid ist in Fetzen gegangen — the dress has fallen to pieces
etw in Fetzen ( zer)reißen — to tear sth to shreds
etw in tausend Fetzen ( zer)reißen — to tear sth into a thousand pieces
..., dass die Fetzen fliegen (inf) —... like mad (Brit inf) or crazy (inf)
2) (Aus = Scheuertuch) rag* * *1) (old, worn or torn clothes: The beggar was dressed in rags.) rags2) (a long, narrow strip (especially very small) torn or cut off: The lion tore his coat to shreds; a tiny shred of material.) shred* * *Fet·zen<-s, ->[ˈfɛtsn̩]mPapier/Stoff scrap, pieceetw in \Fetzen reißen to tear sth to pieces [or shredsab und zu drang ein \Fetzen des Gesprächs an sein Ohr now and again he heard snatches [or bits and pieces] of the conversation4.die beiden haben sich gestritten, dass die \Fetzen flogen the two of them had a row and the sparks flew* * *der; Fetzens, Fetzen1) scrapetwas in Fetzen [zer]reißen — tear something to pieces or shreds
in Fetzen gehen — (ugs.) fall apart or to pieces
dass die Fetzen fliegen — (ugs.) like mad (coll.)
2) (abwertend): (Kleid)* * *in Fetzen in shreds, in tatters;in Fetzen reißen tear to shreds;die Kleidung hing ihr in Fetzen vom Leib her clothes hung about her in tatters;dass die Fetzen fliegen umg fig like crazy3. umg (Kleid) rag5. österr (Lappen) rag* * *der; Fetzens, Fetzen1) scrapetwas in Fetzen [zer]reißen — tear something to pieces or shreds
in Fetzen gehen — (ugs.) fall apart or to pieces
dass die Fetzen fliegen — (ugs.) like mad (coll.)
2) (abwertend): (Kleid)* * *- m.flake n.frazzle n. -
122 abschneiden
vt <tech.allg> (durch kurzen, schlagartigen Schnitt; z.B. Blech, Draht, Papier, Blumen) ■ clip (off) vtvt <tech.allg> (z.B. mit Schere, Schneidmaschine) ■ cut off vt (") -
123 Abstecharbeit
f < prod> ■ lathe cut-off operation; lathe parting-off operation -
124 gesperrter Zustand
m <el> ■ cut-off state; off state -
125 Sperrspannung
f <el> (Halbleiter) ■ reverse voltage; reverse bias; blocking voltage; back voltage; inverse voltagef <el> (Diode) ■ cut-off voltagef <el> (Anode) ■ inverse anode voltagef <el> (Thyristor) ■ off-state voltagef:V <el> (als Schutz gegen Spannungsspitzen durch elektrostatische Entladung) ■ clamp voltage -
126 abtrennen
abtrennen
to separate, to sever, to mark off, to clip, to detach, to cut off, (Verfahren) to sever;
• Scheck vom Scheckbuch abtrennen to tear a check (US) (cheque, Br.) out of the book. -
127 Abschaltung
Abschaltung1 f ELEK clearing (z. B. Kurzschluss); cut-off, disconnection, interruption, switching-off (z. B. Gerät, Stromkreis, Netz)Abschaltung2 f TECH shutdown, stopping -
128 Abschaltventil
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