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1 Deckmantel
m, Deckmäntelchen n cover; unter dem Deckmantel (+ Gen oder von) under the cloak of; unter dem Deckmantel der Freundschaft in the guise of friendship* * *der Deckmantelcloak; veil* * *Dẹck|man|telm (fig)mask, blind* * *Deck·man·tel* * *der; o. Pl. (abwertend) coverunter dem Deckmantel der Entwicklungshilfe — using development aid as a blind or cover; under the guise of development aid
* * *unter dem Deckmantel (+gen odervon) under the cloak of;unter dem Deckmantel der Freundschaft in the guise of friendship* * *der; o. Pl. (abwertend) coverunter dem Deckmantel der Entwicklungshilfe — using development aid as a blind or cover; under the guise of development aid
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2 Deckmäntelchen
unter dem Deckmantel (+gen oderunter dem Deckmantel der Freundschaft in the guise of friendship -
3 Deckmantel
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4 Mantel
m; -s, Mäntel1. coat; (Umhang) cloak; im Mantel in a ( oder one’s) coat, wearing a coat; ohne Mantel without a coat (on); gib mir deinen Mantel zum Aufhängen: let me take your coat; zum Anziehen: let me help you on with your coat2. fig. cloak, mantle; etw. mit dem Mantel der Nächstenliebe oder Barmherzigkeit bedecken forgive and forget s.th.; den Mantel des Schweigens über etw. breiten oder decken observe a strict silence about s.th.; den Mantel nach dem Wind hängen swim with the tide, trim one’s sails to the wind, Am. auch go with the flow; Verschwiegenheit3. TECH., eines Rohrs: jacket; (Geschossmantel, Reifenmantel) casing; (Kabelmantel) sheath; einer Glocke: cope4. WIRTS. share (Am. stock) certificate5. MATH. curved surface* * *der Mantel(Kleidungsstück) coat; overcoat; cloak; mantle;(Reifen) casing; outer tyre;(Rohr) jacket* * *Mạn|tel ['mantl]m -s, -['mɛntl]1) coat; (= Umhang) cloakSee:→ Wind2) (TECH) (= Glockenmantel) cope; (= Rohrmantel) jacket; (= Geschossmantel) jacket, casing; (= Kabelmantel) casing; (= Reifenmantel) outer tyre (Brit) or tire (US), casing3) (fig) cloak, mantleetw mit dem Mantel der christlichen Nächstenliebe zudecken — to forgive and forget sth
5) (COMM = Firmenmantel) form6) (ZOOL) mantle, pallium* * *der1) (an item of outdoor clothing, with sleeves, that covers from the shoulders usually to the knees: a coat and hat.) coat2) (a loose outer garment without sleeves, covering most of the body; something that conceals: a woollen cloak; They arrived under cloak of darkness.) cloak3) ((especially American) a loose garment worn casually; a dressing-gown: She wore a robe over her nightdress; a bath-robe; a beach-robe.) robe* * *Man·tel<-s, Mäntel>[ˈmantl̩, pl ˈmɛntl̩]m4.* * *der; Mantels, Mäntel1) coat; (schwerer) overcoatden Mantel des Schweigens über etwas (Akk.) breiten — (fig. geh.) observe a strict silence about something
2) (Technik) (IsolierMantel, KühlMantel) jacket; (RohrMantel) sleeve; (KabelMantel) sheath; (GeschossMantel) [bullet-]casing; (einer Granate) [shell-]case; (ReifenMantel) [outer] cover; casing3) (Geom.): (ZylinderMantel, KegelMantel) curved surface* * *1. coat; (Umhang) cloak;ohne Mantel without a coat (on);gib mir deinen Mantel zum Aufhängen: let me take your coat; zum Anziehen: let me help you on with your coat2. fig cloak, mantle;Barmherzigkeit bedecken forgive and forget sth;decken observe a strict silence about sth;den Mantel nach dem Wind hängen swim with the tide, trim one’s sails to the wind, US auch go with the flow; → Verschwiegenheit3. TECH, eines Rohrs: jacket; (Geschossmantel, Reifenmantel) casing; (Kabelmantel) sheath; einer Glocke: cope4. WIRTSCH share (US stock) certificate5. MATH curved surface* * *der; Mantels, Mäntel1) coat; (schwerer) overcoatden Mantel des Schweigens über etwas (Akk.) breiten — (fig. geh.) observe a strict silence about something
2) (Technik) (IsolierMantel, KühlMantel) jacket; (RohrMantel) sleeve; (KabelMantel) sheath; (GeschossMantel) [bullet-]casing; (einer Granate) [shell-]case; (ReifenMantel) [outer] cover; casing3) (Geom.): (ZylinderMantel, KegelMantel) curved surface* * *-¨ m.cloak n.coat n.jacket n.liner n.mantle n.shell n.
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