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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > torch battery
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n (Brit)Taschenlampenbatterie f -
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nouna battery of specialists — (fig.) eine ganze Reihe von Spezialisten
2) (Law)[assault and] battery — tätlicher Angriff
* * *['bætəri]plural - batteries; noun1) (a series of two or more electric cells arranged to produce, or store, a current: a torch battery.) die Batterie2) (an arrangement of cages in which laying hens etc are kept.) die Batterie3) (a group of large guns (and the people manning them).) die Batterie4) (a long series: a battery of questions.) die Reihe* * *bat·tery[ˈbætəri, AM ˈbæt̬-]nbatteries not included ohne Batterienrechargeable \battery Akku m, Akkubatterie fsolar \battery Solarbatterie f\battery-operated [or - powered] batteriebetriebena \battery of experts eine [ganze] Reihe von Expertena \battery of questions eine Unmenge [an [o von]] Fragena \battery of criticism eine Flut von Kritik4. no plassault and \battery (aggression) Bedrohung f mit tätlichem Angriff, tätliche Bedrohung; (harming) Körperverletzung faggravated \battery LAW ≈ gefährliche Körperverletzung* * *['btərI]n(all senses) Batterie f; (fig, of arguments etc) Reihe f → academic.ru/3972/assault">assaultSee:→ assault* * *battery [ˈbætərı] s1. MIL, HIST Angriff m (mit dem Sturmbock etc)3. MILa) US Batterie fb) Br Artillerieabteilung f, -bataillon nc) SCHIFF Geschützgruppe f4. MIL US Schussbereitschaft f (eines Gewehrs):in battery schussfertig5. ELEK Batterie f6. Batterie f (von Flaschen, Scheinwerfern, Maschinen etc), auch OPT Reihe f, Satz m, OPT Linsen- und Prismensystem n7. AGR Legebatterie f8. fig Batterie f, Phalanx f, Reihe f9. MUS Batterie f, Schlagzeuggruppe f10. PSYCH Testreihe f* * *noun1) (series; also Mil., Electr.) Batterie, diea battery of specialists — (fig.) eine ganze Reihe von Spezialisten
2) (Law)[assault and] battery — tätlicher Angriff
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noun1)[electric] torch — (Brit.) Taschenlampe, die
2) (blowlamp) (for welding) Schweißbrenner, der; (for soldering) Lötlampe, die; (for cutting) Schneidbrenner, der* * *[to: ]1) ((American flashlight) a small portable light worked by an electric battery: He shone his torch into her face.) die Taschenlampe2) (a piece of wood etc set on fire and carried as a light.) die Fackel* * *[tɔ:tʃ, AM tɔ:rtʃ]I. n<pl -es>to shine a \torch mit einer Taschenlampe leuchtenOlympic \torch olympisches Feuerto carry a \torch eine Fackel tragento pass the \torch [to sb] [jdm] den Stab übergeben; ( fig) etw [an jdn] weitergebento put sth to the \torch ( form) etw niederbrennenthe \torch illuminating this country at the moment is that of liberty and democracy momentan erstrahlt dieses Land im hellen Licht der Freiheit und Demokratie5.▶ to carry a \torch for sb nach jdm schmachten▪ to \torch sth etw in Brand setzen* * *[tɔːtʃ] Fackel f; (Brit = flashlight) Taschenlampe f; (= blowlamp) Schweißbrenner m2. vt(= to set fire to) anstecken, anzünden* * *torch [tɔː(r)tʃ]A s1. Fackel f (auch fig des Wissens etc):carry a torch for fig ein Mädchen (von ferne) verehren;a) in Brand stecken,b) niederbrennen3. TECHa) Schweißbrenner mb) Lötlampe fB v/t1. mit Fackeln erleuchten2. US sl ein Gebäude etc warm sanieren* * *noun1)[electric] torch — (Brit.) Taschenlampe, die
2) (blowlamp) (for welding) Schweißbrenner, der; (for soldering) Lötlampe, die; (for cutting) Schneidbrenner, der* * *(UK) n.Taschenlampe f. n.(§ pl.: torches)= Fackel -n f. -
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noun1) (for signals) Blinklicht, das2) (Photog.) Blitzlicht, das* * *1) (a (battery) torch.) die Taschenlampe2) ((often abbreviated to flash) an instrument which produces a sudden bright light for taking photographs.) der Blitz* * *ˈflash·lightn* * *1. blinkendes Reklamelicht2. SCHIFF Leuchtfeuer n3. besonders US Taschenlampe f4. FOTO Blitzlicht n:flashlight capsule Kapselblitz m;flashlight photograph Blitzlichtaufnahme f;* * *noun1) (for signals) Blinklicht, das2) (Photog.) Blitzlicht, das* * *n.Blitzlicht n.Taschenlampe f.
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torch battery — miniatiūrinė baterija statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. baby battery; torch battery vok. Taschenlampenbatterie, f rus. батарея для карманного фонаря, f; миниатюрная батарея, f pranc. pile de lampe de poche, f; pile sèche, f … Fizikos terminų žodynas
torch — ► NOUN 1) Brit. a portable battery powered electric lamp. 2) chiefly historical a piece of wood or cloth soaked in tallow and ignited. 3) something valuable which needs to be protected and maintained: the torch of freedom. 4) chiefly N. Amer. a… … English terms dictionary
battery — n. a group of cells that store and furnish current 1) to charge; recharge a battery 2) to discharge, run down a battery 3) a flashlight (AE), torch (BE); storage battery 4) a battery charges (itself) 5) a battery discharges, runs (itself) down 6) … Combinatory dictionary
torch — n. & v. n. 1 (also electric torch) Brit. a portable battery powered electric lamp. 2 a a piece of wood, cloth, etc., soaked in tallow and lighted for illumination. b any similar lamp, e.g. an oil lamp on a pole. 3 a source of heat, illumination,… … Useful english dictionary
battery — noun 1 for electricity ADJECTIVE ▪ dead, flat ▪ The car won t start the battery s flat. ▪ rechargeable ▪ disposable ▪ removabl … Collocations dictionary
torch — {{11}}torch (n.) late 13c., from O.Fr. torche, originally twisted thing, hence torch formed of twisted tow dipped in wax, probably from V.L. *torca, alteration of L.L. torqua, variant of classical L. torques collar of twisted metal, from torquere … Etymology dictionary
torch — noun 1》 Brit. a portable battery powered electric lamp. 2》 chiefly historical a portable means of illumination such as a piece of wood soaked in tallow and ignited. 3》 a valuable quality, principle, or cause, which needs to be protected and… … English new terms dictionary
torch — flashlight flash light n. a portable battery powered electric lamp, small enough to be held in one hand; it is most commonly cylindrical, but other forms are also made. It is called in Britain a {torch} Syn: torch. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
torch — [13] A torch is etymologically something ‘twisted’. The word comes via Old French torche from Vulgar Latin *torca, which was derived from the Latin verb torquēre ‘twist’ (source also of English torment, torture, etc). The notion underlying the… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
torch — [13] A torch is etymologically something ‘twisted’. The word comes via Old French torche from Vulgar Latin *torca, which was derived from the Latin verb torquēre ‘twist’ (source also of English torment, torture, etc). The notion underlying the… … Word origins
Torch — 1. set on fire; 2. (sport) completely outplay the opposition; 3. flashlight, hand held battery powered illumination device … Dictionary of Australian slang
