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1 ausspülen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (säubern) rinse2. (entfernen) rinse out4. GEOL. (Ufer, Küste) erode; (Sand etc.) wash away* * *to rinse; to wash out* * *aus|spü|lenvt septo rinse ( out); (kräftiger) to flush (out); (MED, GEOL) to wash outden Mund áússpülen — to rinse one's mouth (out)
* * *1) (to clean by a rush of water: to flush a toilet.) flush2) (to rinse: She swilled her mouth out with fresh water.) swill out* * *aus|spü·lenvt▪ etw \ausspülen to wash sth out, to rinse sthetw kräftig \ausspülen to flush out sth* * *transitives Verb1) flush or wash out2) (reinigen) rinse out; (Med.) irrigate; wash out* * *ausspülen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (säubern) rinse2. (entfernen) rinse out* * *transitives Verb1) flush or wash out2) (reinigen) rinse out; (Med.) irrigate; wash outsich (Dat.) den Mund ausspülen — rinse one's mouth out
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2 ausschwemmen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (herausschwemmen) wash out2. (aushöhlen) (Ufer etc.) hollow out, erode* * *aus|schwem|menvt septo wash out; Giftstoffe to flush out (aus of); (= aushöhlen) to hollow out* * *aus|schwem·menvt1. (ausspülen)2. (aushöhlen)* * *ausschwemmen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (herausschwemmen) wash out2. (aushöhlen) (Ufer etc) hollow out, erode -
3 spülen
* * *to gargle; to wash; to swill; to rinse; to flush; to douche; to do the dishes; to wash up* * *spu|len ['ʃpuːlən]vtto spool, to reel; (= aufspulen auch) to wind onto a spool or reel or (auf Nähmaschinespule, IND) bobbin* * *1) (to wash (clothes etc) in clean water to remove soap etc: After washing the towels, rinse them (out).) rinse2) (to clean (a cup, one's mouth etc) by filling with clean water etc and then emptying the water out: The dentist asked me to rinse my mouth out.) rinse3) (to (cause to) flow around: Water was swilling around in the bottom of the boat.) swill4) (a rinse: He brushed his teeth and then gave his mouth a swill.) swill5) (to wash dishes etc after a meal: I'll help you wash up; We've washed the plates up.) wash up* * *spu·len[ˈʃpu:lən]I. vtII. vi to wind [on]* * *transitives, intransitives Verb spool; (am Tonbandgerät) wind* * *ich spüle und du trocknest ab I’ll wash and you can dry;die Waschmaschine spült gerade the washing machine is on rinse at the moment;bitte (gut) spülen! beim Zahnarzt: have a (good) rinse, rinse out (well)B. v/t:an Land spülen wash ashore, wash upC. v/i Toilette: flush; mit Kette: auch pull the chain;nicht vergessen zu spülen! don’t forget to flush* * *transitives, intransitives Verb spool; (am Tonbandgerät) wind* * *v.to flush (out) v.to swill v. -
4 spulen
* * *to gargle; to wash; to swill; to rinse; to flush; to douche; to do the dishes; to wash up* * *spu|len ['ʃpuːlən]vtto spool, to reel; (= aufspulen auch) to wind onto a spool or reel or (auf Nähmaschinespule, IND) bobbin* * *1) (to wash (clothes etc) in clean water to remove soap etc: After washing the towels, rinse them (out).) rinse2) (to clean (a cup, one's mouth etc) by filling with clean water etc and then emptying the water out: The dentist asked me to rinse my mouth out.) rinse3) (to (cause to) flow around: Water was swilling around in the bottom of the boat.) swill4) (a rinse: He brushed his teeth and then gave his mouth a swill.) swill5) (to wash dishes etc after a meal: I'll help you wash up; We've washed the plates up.) wash up* * *spu·len[ˈʃpu:lən]I. vtII. vi to wind [on]* * *transitives, intransitives Verb spool; (am Tonbandgerät) wind* * *spulen v/t spool, reel (auf +akk onto)* * *transitives, intransitives Verb spool; (am Tonbandgerät) wind* * *v.to flush (out) v.to swill v. -
5 ausspülen
ausspülen v 1. ERDB, WSB flush out, underwash; 2. WSB wash; cleanse, flush, flush away, rinse, scour, sluiceDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > ausspülen
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6 auswaschen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Fleck, Farbe) wash out2. (Kleidung) rinse (out)3. MED. wash out, bathe4. GEOL. erode, wash outII v/refl Farbe: wash out; ausgewaschen* * *to wash out; to wash* * *aus|wa|schen sep1. vtto wash out; (= spülen) to rinse (out); (GEOL) to erode2. vr(Farbe) to wash out* * *aus|wa·schen1. (durch Waschen entfernen)2. (durch Spülen säubern)▪ etw \auswaschen to wash sth out, to rinse sth▪ etw \auswaschen to flush out [or erode] sth4. CHEM* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) wash out; (ausspülen) rinse out2) (Geol.) erode* * *auswaschen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t2. (Kleidung) rinse (out)3. MED wash out, bathe4. GEOL erode, wash out* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) wash out; (ausspülen) rinse out2) (Geol.) erode* * *(Medizin) v.to bathe v. v.to erode v.to leach out v.to wash out v. -
7 aussondern
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. ( aus from) sort out, separate; (Unbrauchbares) auch reject; (Gutes) auch select, pick (out); ausgesonderte Ware reject goods Pl., seconds Pl., imperfects Pl.2. PHYSIOL. excrete; (Schweiß etc.) secrete* * *to pull out; to drive out; to utter; to weed out; to eliminate; to express; to draw out; to sort out* * *aus|son|dernvt sepdie ausgesonderte Ware wird billig abgegeben — the reject goods are sold cheaply
* * *(to remove (things which are unwanted) from a group or collection.) weed out* * *aus|son·dernvt to selectSchlechtes \aussondern to sift [or flush] out the bad ones [or bits]den besten Kandidaten \aussondern to single out the best candidate* * *transitives Verb1) (ausscheiden) weed out2) (auswählen) sort or pick out; select* * *aussondern v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (* * *transitives Verb1) (ausscheiden) weed out2) (auswählen) sort or pick out; select* * *v.to discard v.to eliminate v.to selection v.to sort out v.to weed v.to withdraw v.(§ p.,p.p.: withdrew, withdrawn) -
8 ausspritzen
(trennb., -ge-)I v/t (hat)2. (reinigen) (Schwimmbecken etc.) rinse; MED. (Ohr) syringe; MED. (ausspülen) irrigate* * *aus|sprit|zenvt sep3) Feuer to put out* * *(to clean or wash eg ears using a syringe.) syringe* * *ausspritzen (trennb, -ge-)A. v/t (hat) -
9 Inhaber
Inhaber m 1. BANK bearer; 2. GEN proprietor; 3. PAT owner, proprietor; 4. RECHT owner, holder proprietor, occupant (Besitzer); copyright owner, trademark owner, patent holder (geistiges Eigentum) • auf den Inhaber lautend RECHT unregistered* * *Inhaber
holder, (Besitzer) possessor, (Eigentümer) proprietor, owner, (Gasthof) innkeeper, (Geschäft) principal, proprietor, head, (Grundstück) occupant, (Wechsel) bearer, holder (US);
• auf den Inhaber lautend in bearer form, made out (payable) to bearer;
• zahlbar an den Inhaber payable to bearer;
• alleiniger Inhaber sole owner;
• augenblicklicher (gegenwärtiger) Inhaber actual holder;
• wechselmäßig berechtigter Inhaber bona-fide holder for value;
• bösgläubiger Inhaber mala-fide holder;
• früherer Inhaber former owner, prior holder;
• gutgläubiger Inhaber bona-fide holder, innocent holder for value, holder in due course (good faith);
• jeweiliger Inhaber holder for the time being;
• nachfolgender Inhaber subsequent holder;
• rechtmäßiger Inhaber lawful (legitimate) owner, true holder;
• angeblich rechtmäßiger Inhaber pretender;
• ursprünglicher Inhaber former holder;
• Inhaber eines Abzahlungsgeschäftes tallyman (Br.);
• Inhaber von Aktien shareholder (Br.), stockholder (US);
• Inhaber eines Bankkontos owner of a banking account;
• Inhaber eines Berechtigungsscheins permit holder;
• Inhaber eines Besserungsscheines income bondholder;
• Inhaber von Eisenbahnaktien railway shareholder;
• Inhaber eines Gasthauses innkeeper;
• Inhaber eines Gemeinschaftskontos joint-account holder;
• Inhaber einer Grunddienstbarkeit rent charger;
• Inhaber eines Hotels proprietor of a hotel;
• Inhaber von Namensaktien registered shareholder (Br.), stockholder of record (US);
• Inhaber eines Passes bearer of a passport;
• Inhaber eines Patentes proprietor (holder) of a patent, patent owner, patentee;
• Inhaber eines Postscheckkontos giro account holder (Br.);
• Inhaber einer Schuldverschreibung debenture holder (Br.);
• Inhaber eines Spezialgeschäfts limited-line retailer, stockist (Br.);
• Inhaber der entscheidenden Stimme odd man;
• Inhaber einer Versicherungspolice insurance policyholder;
• Inhaber eines Warenzeichens trademark owner, registrant, registered user (Br.);
• entgeltlicher Inhaber einer Wechselgutschrift holder for value of a bill;
• Inhaber eines Zurückbehaltungsrechts lienor;
• den Inhabern der alten Aktien neue Aktien zu... anbieten to offer new shares (stock, US) to the holders of old ones at...;
• auf den Inhaber ausstellen to issue (make out) to bearer;
• auf den Inhaber lauten to be made out in the name of the holder;
• wirkliche Inhaber von Stimmrechtsaktien ausfindig machen to flush out the beneficial holders of voting shares;
• Inhaber einer Dauerfahrkarte sein to have a season ticket (Br.), to commute (US);
• Inhaber wechseln to change hands;
• Inhaberaktie share payable to bearer, transferable (bearer, Br.) share, bearer stock (US);
• Inhaberaktienzertifikat share warrant [to bearer], stock certificate to bearer (US);
• Inhaberanleihe bearer loan;
• Inhaberindossament endorsement made out to bearer;
• Inhaberklausel bearer clause;
• Inhaberkonnossement bearer bill of lading;
• Inhaberkreditbrief open letter of credit;
• Inhaberobligation bearer bond (debenture), bond [payable] to bearer, (ohne Giro) clean bond (US), (mit Zinsschein) coupon bond (US);
• Inhaberpapier bearer instrument (security), instrument payable to bearer;
• begebbares Inhaberpapier negotiable instrument;
• erstklassige Inhaberpapiere floaters (Br.);
• Inhaberpolice policy to bearer, bearer policy;
• Inhaberscheck bearer cheque (Br.) (check, US), cheque (Br.) (check, US) to bearer, open cheque (Br.) (check, US);
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10 aufstöbern
1. to ferret out2. to flush out3. to hunt out4. to root out5. to run to ground6. to track down1. to put to rout2. to rout3. to rout out -
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vt < verf> (langsam, mit relativ wenig Flüssigkeit; z.B. Haare mit Wasser) ■ rinse vt ; rinse out vt -
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13 ausspülen
aus|spü·lenvtetw \ausspülen to wash sth out, to rinse sth;etw kräftig \ausspülen to flush out sth -
14 auswaschen
aus|wa·schen1) ( durch Waschen entfernen)2) ( durch Spülen säubern)etw \auswaschen to wash sth out, to rinse sthetw \auswaschen to flush out [or erode] sth -
15 auskolken
auskolken v ERDB, WSB flush out, crater, erode, groove out, leach, scour, undermine, eddy out, exarateDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > auskolken
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aus|son·dernvtto select;Schlechtes \aussondern to sift [or flush] out the bad ones [or bits];den besten Kandidaten \aussondern to single out the best candidate -
18 hochjagen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)2. Sl. (Motor) rev up3. (sprengen) blow up* * *hoch|ja|genvt sep (inf)1) (= aufscheuchen) Vögel to scare up; Menschen to get up2) (= sprengen) to blow up3) Motor to rev up* * *hoch|ja·genvt3. (aufwecken)▪ jdn \hochjagen to get sb up* * ** * *hochjagen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)2. sl (Motor) rev up3. (sprengen) blow up* * * -
19 Kreditnehmer
Kreditnehmer m 1. BANK borrower; 2. FIN beneficiary* * *Kreditnehmer
borrower, debtor, beneficiary;
• letzter Kreditnehmer final borrower;
• öffentlich-rechtlicher Kreditnehmer public debtor;
• Kreditnehmer aus der Industrie industrial borrowers;
• Kreditnehmer zu Schuldtilgungszwecken debit raiser;
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größere Schar von Kreditnehmern aufscheuchen
to flush out a string of borrowers.Business german-english dictionary > größere Schar von Kreditnehmern aufscheuchen
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