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1 Untertagebau
m underground mining* * *der Untertagebaudeep mining; underground mining* * *Un|ter|ta|ge|baum no plunderground mining* * *Un·ter·ta·ge·bau[ʊntɐˈta:gəbau]1. (Abbau) underground mining2. (Grube) coal mine* * *Untertagebau m underground mining -
2 Untertagearbeit
Untertagearbeit f IND underground working, underground mining* * *f < Ind> underground working, underground mining* * *Untertagearbeit
underground work;
• Untertagearbeiter underground worker;
• Untertagebau underground mining (working);
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3 Tiefbau
m < min> ■ underground mining; deep mining; underground working -
4 Tiefbau
mcivil engineeringm[Untertagebergbau]1. deep mining2. underground mining3. underground working -
5 Tiefbau
Tiefbau m 1. civil engineering, underground engineering, deep workings; 2. underground mining, underground working (Bergbau)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Tiefbau
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m < min> ■ underground mining; deep mining -
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m < min> ■ deep mining; underground mining -
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10 Untertagebau
Untertagebau
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11 Ausbausysteme für den Strecken- und Sonderausbau
Ausbausysteme npl für den Strecken- und Sonderausbau BERGB support systems and special support systems pl for underground miningDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Ausbausysteme für den Strecken- und Sonderausbau
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12 Bergwerkseinrichtung
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Bergwerkseinrichtung
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13 Untertagebergbau
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14 untertägiges Gewinnungselement
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > untertägiges Gewinnungselement
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15 Untertagebau
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16 Untertagebau
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Untertagebau
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17 Mardell
1. BERGB. hollow created by opencast (Am. strip) mining2. ARCHÄOL. underground storage room, storage cellar* * *2. ARCHÄOL underground storage room, storage cellar -
18 Tiefbau
m; nur Sg.1. (Teilgebiet des Bauwesens) civil engineering excluding erection of buildings, structural engineering; engS. underground engineering; siehe auch Hochbau2. (Bergbau unter Tage) deep mining* * *Tief|baum no plcivil engineering (excluding the construction of buildings)See:* * *Tief·bau* * *der; o. Pl. civil engineering no art. ( at or below ground level)* * *1. (Teilgebiet des Bauwesens) civil engineering excluding erection of buildings, structural engineering; engS. underground engineering; → auch Hochbau2. (Bergbau unter Tage) deep mining* * *der; o. Pl. civil engineering no art. ( at or below ground level)* * *-ten m.civil engineering n. -
19 Grubenabbau
Grubenabbau
mining, working of mines, (im Tagebau) opencast working (Br.), stripping (US);
• Grubenanteil mining share, royalty;
• Grubenarbeiter [coal]miner, pitman, pithand, underground man, collier;
• Grubenarbeiter sein to work in the mines;
• Grubenaufseher inspector of mines;
• Grubenaufsicht inspection of mines;
• Grubenaufsichtsbeamter inspector of mines;
• Grubenbesitzer mine owner;
• Grubenbetrieb mining, working of a mine;
• Grubenbrand fire in a coal mine, mine fire;
• Grubendistrikt mining (coal) area;
• Grubenerz fördern to wind up ore from a mine;
• Grubenfeld ground [of a mine], coal field;
• Grubenförderung output of a mine;
• Grubengelände pitsite;
• Grubenhalde mine dump;
• Grubenkohle pit coal;
• Grubenpächter contractor, charter master (Br.);
• Grubenpreis pithead price;
• Grubenschacht shaft;
• Grubenschließung, Grubenstilllegung mine shut-down (closing);
• Grubensicherung mine safety;
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20 Abbau
Abbau m 1. GEN scaling-down; 2. MGT, PERS cut, cutback, reduction; downsizing (von Personal); 3. WIWI downsizing (von Personal); 4. UMWELT exploitation, degradation (von Regenwäldern, natürlichen Ressourcen); 5. WIWI exploitation (von Mineralien, Kohle); dismantling (von Restriktionen)* * *m 1. < Geschäft> scaling-down; 2. <Mgmnt, Person> cut, cutback, reduction, von Personal downsizing; 3. <Vw> von Personal downsizing; 4. < Umwelt> von Regenwäldern, natürlichen Ressourcen exploitation, degradation; 5. <Vw> von Mineralien, Kohle exploitation, von Restriktionen dismantling* * *Abbau
cutback (US), (einzelner Beamter) dismissal, discharge, rundown, axe, (Beamtenschaft) dismissal, reduction, (Bergwerk) exploitation, exhaustion, working, mining, getting (Br.), (Demontage) disassembly, dismantling, (Herabsetzung) reduction, cut, retrenchment;
• Abbau von Arbeitskräften manpower cut;
• Abbau der Arbeitslosigkeit reduction of unemployment;
• Abbau von Arbeitsplätzen job reductions;
• vorübergehender Abbau der Belegschaft laying off of personnel (US);
• Abbau der Beschränkungen des freien Kapitalverkehrs (EU)dismantling of internal barriers to the free movement of capital (EU);
• Abbau der Bestände stock reduction;
• Abbau von Betriebsanlagen factory removal;
• Abbau von Bürokratie pruning of bureaucracy;
• Abbau größerer Gebiete im Tagebau area stripping (US);
• Abbau der Gehälter reduction of salaries;
• Abbau der Grenzkontrollen und -formalitäten abolition of border controls and formalities;
• Abbau von Handelshemmnissen (Handelsschranken) elimination (reduction, dismantling) of trade barriers;
• Abbau der Investitionstätigkeit cutback in investment;
• schrittweiser Abbau der Kontrollen an den Binnengrenzen gradual removal of controls at internal frontiers;
• Abbau der Kontrollfunktion easing of controls;
• Abbau eines Kreditkontos reduction of a loan account;
• Abbau der Ozonschicht ozone depletion;
• Abbau des Personals retrenchment of employees;
• Abbau der Planwirtschaft decontrol;
• Abbau der Preisüberwachungsvorschriften price decontrol;
• Abbau von Steuervergünstigungen retrenchment of tax privileges;
• Abbau unter Tage underground working;
• Abbau der Überstunden cuts in overtime;
• Abbau von Umweltbelastungen reduction of pressures on the environment;
• Abbau der Zölle tariff reduction;
• Abbau von Zollschranken elimination of customs barriers;
• Abbau der Zwangswirtschaft [gradual] decontrol.
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