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21 Benzinverbrauch
m fuel consumption* * *Ben|zin|ver|brauchmfuel consumption, petrol consumption (Brit), gasoline consumption (US)* * *Ben·zin·ver·brauchm fuel consumption* * *der fuel consumption* * *Benzinverbrauch m fuel consumption* * *der fuel consumption* * *m.fuel consumption n. -
22 Einspritzmotor
m MOT. fuel injection engine* * *der Einspritzmotorinjection engine* * *Ein|spritz|mo|torm (AUT)fuel injection engine* * *Ein·spritz·mo·torm AUTO fuel injection [or fuel-injected] engine* * *der fuel-injection engine* * ** * *der fuel-injection engine -
23 Kraftstoffleitung
f fuel line, fuel pipe* * *die Kraftstoffleitungfuel feed pipe; fuel pipe; fuel line* * *Kraftstoffleitung f fuel line, fuel pipe -
24 Öl
n; -(e)s, -e oil; (Erdöl) auch: petroleum; Öl exportierende Länder oil-exporting countries; auf Öl stoßen strike oil; mit Öl heizen use oil for one’s heating, have oil heating; den Salat mit Öl anmachen dress the salad with oil; in Öl malen paint in oils; Öl ins Feuer gießen fig. add fuel to the fire ( oder flames); Öl auf die Wogen gießen fig. pour oil on troubled waters; das geht mir runter wie Öl umg., fig. that’s music to my ears* * *das Öloil* * *[øːl]nt -(e)s, -eoilätherische Öle (Chem) — essential oils
Öl auf die Wogen gießen (prov) — to pour oil on troubled waters
solche Schmeicheleien gehen ihm runter wie Öl (inf) — he laps up compliments like that
* * *(a usually thick liquid that will not mix with water, obtained from plants, animals and minerals: olive oil; whale oil; vegetable oil; cooking oil; He put some oil on the hinges of the door; The car's engine is in need of oil.) oil* * *Öl<-[e]s, -e>[ˈø:l]nt1. (fette Flüssigkeit) oilätherische \Öle essential oilsnach \Öl bohren to drill for oil\Öl wechseln to change the oil3. (Sonnenöl) sun oil, sunscreenin \Öl malen to paint in oils5.▶ \Öl ins [o aufs] Feuer gießen [o schütten] to add fuel to the fire [or flames]▶ \Öl auf die Wogen gießen to pour oil on troubled waters* * *das; Öl[e]s, Öle oil* * *Öl exportierende Länder oil-exporting countries;auf Öl stoßen strike oil;mit Öl heizen use oil for one’s heating, have oil heating;den Salat mit Öl anmachen dress the salad with oil;in Öl malen paint in oils;Öl auf die Wogen gießen fig pour oil on troubled waters;das geht mir runter wie Öl umg, fig that’s music to my ears* * *das; Öl[e]s, Öle oilÖl ins Feuer gießen — (fig.) add fuel to the flames
* * *-e n.oil n. -
25 Benzin
Benzin n LOGIS, UMWELT (AE) gas, (AE) gasoline, (BE) petrol • Benzin sparend LOGIS, GEN, UMWELT fuel-efficient, fuel-thrifty* * ** * *Benzin
petrol (Br.), motor spirit, fuel, gas (coll.), juice (sl.);
• abgasarmes Benzin lean-burn gas;
• bleifreies Benzin unleaded [petrol], lead-free petrol (Br.);
• bleihaltiges Benzin lead petrol;
• klopffestes Benzin high-octane petrol (Br.) (fuel, gasoline, US);
• minderwertiges Benzin low-grade fuel (petrol, Br.);
• Benzinabgabepreis pump price for petrol (Br.);
• Benzineinsparungsfeldzug drive to save petroleum;
• Benzinersparnis petrol saving;
• Benzinfresser gas-guzzling car (coll.), gas guzzler (coll.);
• Benzingutschein petrol coupon (Br.), gas coupon (US);
• Benzinknappheit petrol (Br.) (gasoline, US) shortage;
• Benzinkosten cost of petrol (Br.);
• Benzinkostenerhöhung fuel cost increase;
• Benzinlager petrol store (Br.), gasoline depot (US);
• Benzinnormalzuteilung basic petrol ration (Br.);
• Benzinnormverbrauch petrol consumption under standard conditions.
zapfen, Benzin
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26 befeuern
v/t1. (beheizen) fuel2. (beschießen) auch fig. bombard; umg. jemanden / etw. mit etw. befeuern (bewerfen) pelt s.o. / s.th. with s.th., throw s.th. at s.o. / s.th.* * *be|feu|ern ptp befeuertvt1) (= beheizen) to fuel2) (NAUT, AVIAT) Wasserstraße, Untiefen to light or mark with beacons; Start- und Landebahn to light, to mark with lights3) (lit, fig mit Geschossen) to bombard4) (geh = anspornen) to fire with enthusiasm* * *be·feu·ern *vt1. (beheizen)2. MIL▪ jdn/etw \befeuern to fire on [or shoot at] sb/sth3. NAUT, LUFT▪ etw \befeuern to mark [or light] sth with beacons4. (fam)* * *transitives Verb1) (beheizen) fuel2) (beschießen) shoot at; fire on3) (ugs.): (bewerfen) pelt* * *befeuern v/t1. (beheizen) fuel2. (beschießen) auch fig bombard;umgjemanden/etwas mit etwas befeuern (bewerfen) pelt sb/sth with sth, throw sth at sb/sth4. geh fig (anspornen) spur sb on (durch by)* * *transitives Verb1) (beheizen) fuel2) (beschießen) shoot at; fire on3) (ugs.): (bewerfen) pelt -
27 Brennstab
m Kerntechnik: fuel rod ( oder pin)* * *Brẹnn|stabmfuel rod* * *Brenn·stabm NUKL fuel rod* * *der (Kerntechnik) fuel rod* * ** * *der (Kerntechnik) fuel rod -
28 Kernbrennstoff
m nuclear fuel* * *Kẹrn|brenn|stoffmnuclear fuel* * *Kern·brenn·stoffm nuclear fuel* * *der nuclear fuel* * *Kernbrennstoff m nuclear fuel* * *der nuclear fuel -
29 Kraftstoffverbrauch
m MOT. fuel consumption* * *der Kraftstoffverbrauchfuel consumption* * *Krạft|stoff|ver|brauchmfuel consumption* * *der fuel consumption* * ** * *der fuel consumption -
30 Nahrung
f2. fig.: geistige Nahrung food for the mind; Nahrung geben (+ Dat) fuel; ( neue) Nahrung erhalten oder finden be fuel(l)ed, receive fresh impetus* * *die Nahrungnourishment; nutriment; pabulum; food; nutrition; sustenance* * *Nah|rung ['naːrʊŋ]f -, no plfoodflüssige Náhrung — liquids pl
feste Náhrung — solids pl
geistige Náhrung — intellectual stimulation
sie verweigerten jegliche Náhrung — they refused all nourishment
(neue) Náhrung geben — to help to nourish or feed sth
dadurch fand or erhielt or bekam die ganze Sache neue Náhrung —
* * *die1) (something that nourishes; food: Plants draw nourishment from the earth.) nourishment2) (nourishment; food.) nutriment* * *Nah·rung<->[ˈna:rʊŋ]f kein pl foodflüssige/feste \Nahrung liquids/solids pl* * *die; Nahrung: fooddem Verdacht/den Gerüchten usw. Nahrung geben od. bieten — (fig.) help to nurture or foster the suspicion/the rumours etc
* * *Nahrung f1. food;flüssige Nahrung liquids;2. fig:geistige Nahrung food for the mind;Nahrung geben (+dat) fuel;finden be fuel(l)ed, receive fresh impetus* * *die; Nahrung: fooddem Verdacht/den Gerüchten usw. Nahrung geben od. bieten — (fig.) help to nurture or foster the suspicion/the rumours etc
* * *-en f.fare n.food n.nourishment n.nutriment n. -
31 Tankuhr
f fuel gauge* * *Tạnk|uhrffuel gauge* * *Tank·uhrf fuel [or petrol] gauge* * *die fuel gauge* * *Tankuhr f fuel gauge* * *die fuel gauge -
32 Brennstoffelement
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33 Kraftstoffverteiler
m <kfz.mot> (in L- und LE-Jetronic) ■ fuel supply railm ugs <kfz.mot> (von Einspritzanlagen; parallel zum Zylinderkopf) ■ fuel rail; fuel injection supply manifold form.Ford ; fuel header; fuel manifold; fuel distributor -
34 Benzin
n; -s, Pl. nur bei verschiedenen Arten: -e; MOT. petrol, Am. gas(oline); für Feuerzeug: lighter fuel; CHEM., zur Reinigung: benzine* * *das Benzinpetrol; benzine; gas; gasolene; fuel; gasoline* * *Ben|zin [bɛn'tsiːn]nt -s, -e(für Auto) petrol (Brit), gasoline (US), gas (US); (= Reinigungsbenzin) benzine; (= Feuerzeugbenzin) lighter fuel* * *das1) ((American: also gas) petrol.) gasoline2) ((American: also gas) petrol.) gasolene3) ((American gas or gasoline) a liquid got from petroleum, used as fuel for motor cars etc: I'll stop at the next garage and buy more petrol; ( also adjective) a petrol engine.) petrol* * *Ben·zin<-s, -e>[bɛnˈtsi:n]nt\Benzin sparendes Auto economical car2. (Lösungsmittel) benzine* * *das; Benzins petrol (Brit.); gasoline (Amer.); gas (Amer. coll.); (WaschBenzin) benzine* * *Benzin n; -s, pl nur bei verschiedenen Arten: -e; AUTO petrol, US gas(oline); für Feuerzeug: lighter fuel; CHEM, zur Reinigung: benzine* * *das; Benzins petrol (Brit.); gasoline (Amer.); gas (Amer. coll.); (WaschBenzin) benzine* * *-e n.benzine n.gas (US)(automobiles) n.gasoline (US) n.petrol (UK) n. -
35 Brennelement
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36 Einspritzpumpe
f MOT. (fuel) injection pump* * *die Einspritzpumpeinjection pump; fuel injector* * *Ein|spritz|pum|pef (AUT)fuel injection pump* * *Ein·spritz·pum·pe* * *die injection pump* * ** * *die injection pump* * *f.injection pump n. -
37 Hausbrand
m1. (Feuer) house fire2. nur Sg. domestic fuel* * *Haus|brandm1) house fire2) (= Brennstoff) domestic or heating fuel* * *Haus·brandm1. (Feuer) house fire2. (Brennstoff) domestic fuel* * *1. (Feuer) house fire2. nur sg domestic fuel* * *m.domestic fuel n. -
38 kraftstoffsparend
Adj. MOT. fuel-saving, fuel-efficient* * *fuel efficient* * * -
39 Treibgas
n fuel gas; in Spraydosen: propellant* * *das Treibgasfuel gas* * *Treib|gasnt(bei Sprühdosen) propellant* * *Treib·gasnt propellant* * *1) (für Motoren) liquefied petroleum gas; LPG2) (in Spraydosen) propellant* * ** * *1) (für Motoren) liquefied petroleum gas; LPG2) (in Spraydosen) propellant* * *-e n.fuel n.gas (fuel) n. -
40 verheizen
v/t2. umg., fig. (Soldaten) send to the slaughter, use as cannon-fodder; (Sportler etc.) burn out; (Arbeitskräfte) run into the ground* * *ver|hei|zen ptp verheiztvtto burn, to use as fuel; (fig inf) Sportler to burn out; Minister, Untergebene to crucifySoldaten im Kriege verhéízen (inf) — to send soldiers to the slaughter
* * *ver·hei·zen *vt▪ etw \verheizen to burn sth▪ jdn \verheizen Soldaten to send sb to the slaughter, to use sb as cannon fodder; Star to run sb into the ground [or cause sb to burn out]* * *transitives Verb burn; use as fuel* * *verheizen v/t2. umg, fig (Soldaten) send to the slaughter, use as cannon-fodder; (Sportler etc) burn out; (Arbeitskräfte) run into the ground* * *transitives Verb burn; use as fuel
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