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121 schützen
I v/t1. protect ( vor + Dat from); (verteidigen) defend (gegen, vor + Dat against, from); (sichern, bewahren) guard (against); gegen Wetter etc.: shelter (from); (decken) cover; weitS. shield; (abschirmen) screen, shield; (geleiten) escort; (erhalten) preserve, conserve; (Umwelt etc.) auch protect; (bewachen) watch over; bedrohte Arten müssen besser geschützt werden endangered species must be better protected; vor Hitze schützen! store away from heat; vor Nässe schützen! keep dry, keep ( oder store) in a dry place2. patentrechtlich schützen patent, protect with a patent; urheberrechtlich schützen copyright; den Namen schützen lassen register the name as a trademark; geschütztII v/refl protect o.s. (gegen, vor + Dat from); sich schützen vor (+ Dat) auch guard against; sich beim Geschlechtsverkehr schützen use protective measures when having sex, have safe sex* * *to screen; to safeguard; to shield; to protect; to guard* * *Schụ̈t|zen ['ʃʏtsn]m -s, - (TEX)shuttle* * *1) (to guard or defend from danger; to keep safe: She protected the children from every danger; Which type of helmet protects the head best?; He wore a fur jacket to protect himself against the cold.) protect2) ((with against or from (something bad)) to guarantee or make safe: Keep your jewellery in the bank to secure it against theft.) secure3) ((sometimes with from) to shelter from light or heat: He put up his hand to shade his eyes.) shade4) (to give protection: That line of trees shelters my garden.) shelter* * *schüt·zen[ˈʃʏtsn̩]I. vt1. (beschirmen)▪ jdn [vor jdm/etw] \schützen to protect sb [against [or from] sb/sth]Gott schütze dich! may the Lord protect you!das Öl ist vor Sonnenlicht zu \schützen this oil must be kept away from [or out of] [direct] sunlight▪ etw/Tiere \schützen to place a protection order on sth/animals [or protect sth/animals by law]geschützte Pflanzen protected plants▪ etw \schützen to patent sth [or protect sth by patent]ein Firmensignet \schützen lassen to copyright [or register] a company logo [or protect a company logo by copyright]gesetzlich geschützt registered [as a trade mark]patentrechtlich [o durch das Patentrecht] geschützt protected by patent, patentedurheberrechtlich [o durch das Urheberrecht] geschützt protected by copyright, copyright[ed]II. vi▪ [vor etw dat [o gegen etw akk]] \schützen to provide [or offer] [or give] protection [from [or against] sth]* * *1.transitives Verb protect (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); safeguard <interest, property, etc.> (vor + Dat. from)sich schützend vor jemanden/etwas stellen — stand protectively in front of somebody/something
gesetzlich geschützt — registered [as a trade mark]
2.‘vor Wärme/Kälte/Licht schützen’ — ‘keep away from heat/cold/light’
intransitives Verb provide or give protection (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); (vor Wind, Regen) provide or give shelter (vor + Dat. from)* * *A. v/t1. protect (gegen, vor +dat against, from); (sichern, bewahren) guard (against); gegen Wetter etc: shelter (from); (decken) cover; weitS. shield; (abschirmen) screen, shield; (geleiten) escort; (erhalten) preserve, conserve; (Umwelt etc) auch protect; (bewachen) watch over;bedrohte Arten müssen besser geschützt werden endangered species must be better protected;vor Hitze schützen! store away from heat;vor Nässe schützen! keep dry, keep ( oder store) in a dry place2.patentrechtlich schützen patent, protect with a patent;urheberrechtlich schützen copyright;B. v/r protect o.s. (gegen, vor +dat from);sich schützen vor (+dat) auch guard against;sich beim Geschlechtsverkehr schützen use protective measures when having sex, have safe sex* * *1.transitives Verb protect (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); safeguard <interest, property, etc.> (vor + Dat. from)sich schützend vor jemanden/etwas stellen — stand protectively in front of somebody/something
gesetzlich geschützt — registered [as a trade mark]
2.‘vor Wärme/Kälte/Licht schützen’ — ‘keep away from heat/cold/light’
intransitives Verb provide or give protection (vor + Dat. from, gegen against); (vor Wind, Regen) provide or give shelter (vor + Dat. from)* * *(vor) v.to protect (from) v. v.to guard v. -
122 umkommen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. die, be killed, perish geh.; wir sind vor Hitze / Hunger / Langeweile fast umgekommen umg., fig. we nearly died of heat / hunger / boredom2. fig. Lebensmittel: go off (Am. bad); etw. umkommen lassen (Lebensmittel etc.) let s.th. go to waste; man soll nichts umkommen lassen one shouldn’t let anything go to waste; sie lässt nichts umkommen she doesn’t let anything go to waste* * *to die; to be killed; to perish* * *ụm|kom|menvi sep irreg aux sein1) (= sterben) to die, to be killed, to perish (liter)vor Lange(r)weile umkommen (inf) — to be bored to death (inf), to nearly die of boredom
da kommt man ja um! (inf) (vor Hitze) — the heat is killing (inf); (wegen Gestank) it's enough to knock you out (inf)
2) inf = verderben Lebensmittel) to go off (Brit) or bad* * *(to die, especially in war, accident etc: Many people perished in the earthquake.) perish* * *um|kom·menvi irreg Hilfsverb: seinbei [o in] einem Verkehrsunfall/Flugzeugabsturz \umkommen to be killed in a traffic accident/plane crashvor Langeweile \umkommen to be bored to death* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein die; (bei einem Unglück, durch Gewalt) get killed; dieich komme um vor Hitze/Hunger — (fig. ugs.) I'm dying in this heat/of hunger (coll.)
vor Langeweile umkommen — (fig. ugs.) be bored to death (coll.); die of boredom (coll.)
* * *umkommen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)1. die, be killed, perish geh;wir sind vor Hitze/Hunger/Langeweile fast umgekommen umg, fig we nearly died of heat/hunger/boredom2. fig Lebensmittel: go off (US bad);etwas umkommen (Lebensmittel etc) let sth go to waste;man soll nichts umkommen one shouldn’t let anything go to waste;sie lässt nichts umkommen she doesn’t let anything go to waste* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein die; (bei einem Unglück, durch Gewalt) get killed; dieich komme um vor Hitze/Hunger — (fig. ugs.) I'm dying in this heat/of hunger (coll.)
vor Langeweile umkommen — (fig. ugs.) be bored to death (coll.); die of boredom (coll.)
* * *v.to die v.to go to waste expr.to perish v. -
123 unmenschlich
I Adj. inhuman, cruel; umg. (sehr groß) tremendous; unmenschliche Hitze / Kälte unbearable heat / cold; unmenschliches Leid unbearable suffering; ( schier) Unmenschliches leisten perform superhuman featsII Adv. behandeln, quälen etc.: inhumanly, cruelly; unmenschlich ( viel) zu tun haben umg. have a terrific amount ( oder masses of things) to do, be rushed off one’s feet* * *inhumane; inhuman* * *ụn|mensch|lich1. adj1) Verhalten, Behandlung inhuman, appalling2) (inf = unerträglich) terrible2. adv1) behandeln, foltern in an inhuman way, appallingly2) heiß, kalt, schwül unbearably* * *1) (extremely cruel or brutal; not seeming to be human: His treatment of his children was quite inhuman.) inhuman2) inhumanely3) (unkind or cruel: inhumane treatment of prisoners-of-war.) inhumane* * *un·mensch·lich[ˈʊnmɛnʃlɪç]1. (grausam) inhuman[e], brutalein \unmenschlicher Diktator a brutal [or inhuman] dictator\unmenschliche Grausamkeit inhuman cruelty2. (inhuman) appalling\unmenschliche Bedingungen appalling conditions3. (fam: mörderisch, unerträglich) tremendous, terrible\unmenschliche Hitze tremendous heat* * *1.1) inhuman; brutal; subhuman, appalling < conditions>2.2) (entsetzlich) appallingly (coll.)* * *A. adj inhuman, cruel; umg (sehr groß) tremendous;unmenschliche Hitze/Kälte unbearable heat/cold;unmenschliches Leid unbearable suffering;(schier) Unmenschliches leisten perform superhuman featsB. adv behandeln, quälen etc: inhumanly, cruelly;unmenschlich (viel) zu tun haben umg have a terrific amount ( oder masses of things) to do, be rushed off one’s feet* * *1.1) inhuman; brutal; subhuman, appalling < conditions>2.2) (entsetzlich) appallingly (coll.)* * *adj.inhuman adj.inhumane adj. adv.inhumanely adv.inhumanly adv. -
124 Wärmeabgabe
f loss of heat* * *Wär·me·ab·ga·bef PHYS heat loss* * *Wärmeabgabe f loss of heat* * *f.heat dissipation n.heat emission n. -
125 wärmebeständig
Adj. heat-resistant* * *wạ̈r|me|be|stän|digadjheat-resistant* * *wär·me·be·stän·digadj heat-resistant* * *wärmebeständig adj heat-resistant* * *adj.heat resistant adj. -
126 Wärmelehre
f PHYS. thermodynamics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Wärmelehrethermodynamics* * *Wạ̈r|me|leh|reftheory of heat* * *Wär·me·leh·ref kein pl theory of heat* * *die (Physik) theory of heat; (Thermodynamik) thermodynamics sing., no art* * ** * *die (Physik) theory of heat; (Thermodynamik) thermodynamics sing., no art* * *f.thermodynamics n. -
127 Wärmeleiter
m PHYS. heat conductor* * *Wạ̈r|me|lei|termheat conductor* * *Wär·me·lei·term heat conductor* * ** * *m.heat conductor n. -
128 Wärmetechnik
f TECH. heat technology* * *Wạ̈r|me|tech|nikfheat technology* * *Wär·me·tech·nikf kein pl heat technology* * ** * *f.heat engineering n.
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