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1 Netz
n; -es, -e1. net (auch MATH. und fig.); einer Spinne: web; soziales Netz safety net (of social benefits); den Ball ins Netz befördern Fußball: put the ball into the net; den Ball ins Netz schlagen Tennis: send the ball into the net; ans Netz gehen Tennis: go up to the net; jemandem ins Netz gehen fig. walk into s.o.’s trap; seine Netze auswerfen fig. cast one’s nets; sich im eigenen Netz verfangen fig. get caught in one’s own trap; sich im Netz seiner Lügen verstricken get caught up in a web of lies3. (Verkehrs-, Verteilungssystem) EISENB., TELEF. etc. network; (Stromnetz) mains Pl.; ans Netz gehen Kraftwerk etc.: go on stream; vom Netz gehen be shut down; vom Netz nehmen shut down* * *das Netz(Fischerei) net;(Netzstruktur) network; net;(Spinnennetz) web* * *Nẹtz [nɛts]nt -es, -e1) net; (= Spinnennetz) web; (= Haarnetz) (hair)net; (= Einkaufsnetz) string bag, net bag; (= Gepäcknetz) (luggage) rack; (fig von Lügen, Heuchelei) tissue, web; (= Maschenwerk) nettingFische mit dem Netz fangen — to catch fish with nets, to net fish
ans Netz gehen (Sport) — to go up to the net
ins Netz gehen (Ftbl) — to go into the ( back of the) net; (Tennis) to hit the net
ins Netz schlagen — to play into the net
in jds Netz geraten (fig) — to fall into sb's clutches
sich im eigenen Netz verstricken — to be caught in one's own trap, to be hoist with (Brit) or on (US) one's own petard (prov)
jdm durchs Netz gehen (fig) — to give sb the slip
2) (= System) network; (= Stromnetz) mains sing or pl; (= Überlandnetz) (national) grid; (COMPUT) networkdas Kraftwerk musste vom Netz genommen werden — the power station had to be shut down
3)(= Internet)
das Netz — the Netim Netz surfen (inf) — to surf the Net (inf)
etw übers Netz bestellen — to order sth online or through the Net
4) (MATH) net; (= Kartengitter) grid* * *das2) ((any of various devices for catching creatures, eg fish, or for any of a number of other purposes, consisting of) a loose open material made of knotted string, thread, wire etc: a fishing-net; a hair-net; a tennis-net; ( also adjective) a net curtain.) net3) (anything in the form of a net, ie with many lines crossing each other: A network of roads covered the countryside.) network4) (a type of trap for flies etc made of fine silk threads, spun by a spider etc: a spider's web.) web* * *<-es, -e>[ˈnɛts]nt3. SPORT netans \Netz gehen to go up to the netins \Netz gehen to go into the net; Tennisball to hit the netdas soziale \Netz the social net5. (Spinnennetz) webans \Netz gehen to be connected to the gridetw vom \Netz nehmen to cut sth off from the gridlokales/neurales \Netz local/neural area network8. (Rohrnetz) network [of pipes]9. TRANSP system10. (Ring) network11.▶ ohne \Netz und doppelten Boden without a safety net▶ jdm ins \Netz gehen to fall into sb's trap [or clutches]▶ jdm durchs \Netz gehen to give sb the slip* * *das; Netzes, Netze1) (auch FischerNetz, TennisNetz, Ballspiele) net; (EinkaufsNetz) string bag; (GepäckNetz) [luggage-]rackein Netz von Lügen — (fig.) a web of lies
jemandem ins Netz gehen — (fig.) fall into somebody's trap
2) (SpinnenNetz) web3) (VerteilerNetz, VerkehrsNetz, System von Einrichtungen) network; (für Strom, Wasser, Gas) mains pl* * *soziales Netz safety net (of social benefits);den Ball ins Netz schlagen Tennis: send the ball into the net;ans Netz gehen Tennis: go up to the net;jemandem ins Netz gehen fig walk into sb’s trap;seine Netze auswerfen fig cast one’s nets;sich im eigenen Netz verfangen fig get caught in one’s own trap;sich im Netz seiner Lügen verstricken get caught up in a web of lies3. (Verkehrs-, Verteilungssystem) BAHN, TEL etc network; (Stromnetz) mains pl ; Computernetz) network, net;vom Netz gehen be shut down;vom Netz nehmen shut down* * *das; Netzes, Netze1) (auch FischerNetz, TennisNetz, Ballspiele) net; (EinkaufsNetz) string bag; (GepäckNetz) [luggage-]rackein Netz von Lügen — (fig.) a web of lies
jemandem ins Netz gehen — (fig.) fall into somebody's trap
2) (SpinnenNetz) web3) (VerteilerNetz, VerkehrsNetz, System von Einrichtungen) network; (für Strom, Wasser, Gas) mains pl* * *-e (allg. Stromnetz) n.mains (electricity) n. -e n.mains n.meshes n.net n.network n.
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