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ventilation shaft

  • 1 ventilation shaft

    ventilation shaft TUN Wetterschacht m (Bergbau)

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  • 2 ventilation shaft

    < build> ■ Lüftungsschacht m

    English-german technical dictionary > ventilation shaft

  • 3 ventilation shaft

    n
    Luftschacht m

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  • 4 shaft

    noun
    1) (of tool, golf club, spear) Schaft, der
    2) (Mech. Engin.) Welle, die
    3) (of cart or carriage) Deichsel, die
    4) (of mine, lift, etc.) Schacht, der
    * * *
    1) (the long straight part or handle of a tool, weapon etc: the shaft of a golf-club.) der Schaft
    2) (one of two poles on a cart etc to which a horse etc is harnessed: The horse stood patiently between the shafts.) die Deichsel
    3) (a revolving bar transmitting motion in an engine: the driving-shaft.) die Welle
    4) (a long, narrow space, made for eg a lift in a building: a liftshaft; a mineshaft.) der Schacht
    5) (a ray of light: a shaft of sunlight.) der Strahl
    * * *
    [ʃɑ:ft, AM ʃæft]
    I. n
    1. (hole) Schacht m
    lift [or AM elevator] \shaft Aufzugsschacht m
    ventilation [or air] \shaft Lüftungsschacht m
    well \shaft Brunnenschacht m
    to sink a \shaft einen Schacht abteufen
    2. (of tool) Schaft m; (of weapon) Schaft m
    \shaft of an arrow Pfeilschaft m
    3. (in engine) Welle f
    4. (ray) Strahl m
    \shaft of sunlight Sonnenstrahl m
    5. ( esp liter: witty remark) treffende Bemerkung, schlagende Antwort
    John came out with an unexpected \shaft of wisdom John wartete mit einer erstaunlich klugen Pointe auf
    a scornful \shaft Pfeil m des Spottes
    a \shaft of wit Seitenhieb m, geistreiche Spitze
    he demolished their arguments with devastating \shafts of wit er zerpflückte ihre Argumente mit vernichtenden satirischen Ausfällen
    6. ( poet: arrow) Pfeil m
    to get [or be given] the \shaft leer ausgehen, nicht bekommen, was einem zusteht
    II. vt
    ▪ to \shaft sb jdn betrügen [o über den Tisch ziehen]
    we were \shafted on that deal wir sind bei dem Deal regelrecht abgezockt worden fam
    ▪ to \shaft sb out of sth jdn um etw akk betrügen
    * * *
    [ʃAːft]
    1. n
    1) Schaft m; (of tool, golf club etc) Stiel m; (of cart, carriage) Deichsel f; (of light) Strahl m; (MECH) Welle f; (liter = arrow) Pfeil m; (= spear) Speer m; (fig = remark) Spitze f
    2) (of lift, mine etc) Schacht m
    2. vt (sl)
    1) (= have sex with) stoßen (vulg)
    2) (= trick, cheat) aufs Kreuz legen (inf)
    * * *
    shaft [ʃɑːft; US ʃæft]
    A s
    1. (Pfeil- etc) Schaft m
    2. poet Pfeil m, Speer m:
    shafts of satire fig Pfeile des Spottes
    3. (Blitz-, Licht-, Sonnen) Strahl m
    4. a) Stiel m (eines Werkzeugs etc)
    b) Deichsel(arm) f(m)
    c) Welle f, Spindel f
    5. Fahnenstange f
    6. ARCH
    a) (Säulen) Schaft m
    b) Säule f
    c) Obelisk m
    7. (Aufzugs-, Bergwerks-, Hochofen- etc) Schacht m: → academic.ru/67456/sink">sink B 4
    8. a) BOT Stamm m
    b) ZOOL Schaft m (einer Feder)
    9. US vulg Schwanz m (Penis)
    B v/t US sl bescheißen
    * * *
    noun
    1) (of tool, golf club, spear) Schaft, der
    2) (Mech. Engin.) Welle, die
    3) (of cart or carriage) Deichsel, die
    4) (of mine, lift, etc.) Schacht, der
    * * *
    n.
    Schacht -¨e m.
    Schaft -¨e m.
    Stiel -e m.
    Welle -n f.

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  • 5 shaft

    [ʃɑ:ft, Am ʃæft] n
    1) ( hole) Schacht m;
    lift [or (Am) elevator] \shaft Aufzugsschacht m;
    ventilation [or air] \shaft Lüftungsschacht m;
    well \shaft Brunnenschacht m;
    to sink a \shaft einen Schacht abteufen
    2) ( of tool) Schaft m; ( of weapon) Schaft m;
    \shaft of an arrow Pfeilschaft m
    3) ( in engine) Welle f
    4) ( ray) Strahl m;
    \shaft of sunlight Sonnenstrahl m
    5) (esp liter: witty remark) treffende Bemerkung, schlagende Antwort;
    John came out with an unexpected \shaft of wisdom John wartete mit einer erstaunlich klugen Pointe auf;
    a scornful \shaft Pfeil m des Spottes;
    a \shaft of wit Seitenhieb m, geistreiche Spitze;
    he demolished their arguments with devastating \shafts of wit er zerpflückte ihre Argumente mit vernichtenden satirischen Ausfällen
    6) (poet: arrow) Pfeil m
    7) (Am) (fam: unfair treatment)
    to get [or be given] the \shaft leer ausgehen, nicht bekommen, was einem zusteht vt
    to \shaft sb jdn betrügen [o über den Tisch ziehen];
    we were \shafted on that deal wir sind bei dem Deal regelrecht abgezockt worden ( fam)
    to \shaft sb out of sth jdn um etw akk betrügen

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  • 6 ventilation

    < gen> ■ Lüftung f ; Luftzirkulation f
    <tech.gen> (providing fresh air circulation in spaces, rooms, garments) ■ Belüftung f
    <tech.gen> (stress on: air in) ■ Belüftung f
    <tech.gen> (stress on: air out; of room, space, system) ■ Entlüftung f ; Entlüften n
    < hvac> (in and out) ■ Be- und Entlüftung f ; Ventilation f rar
    < hvac> ■ Belüftung f ; Lüftung f ; Tunnellüftung f
    <min.hvac> (of a mine, shaft) ■ Bewetterung f ; Belüftung f
    <pps.gen> ■ Entlüftung f
    < min> (during drive) ■ Bewetterung f ; Wetterführung f

    English-german technical dictionary > ventilation

  • 7 artificial ventilation

    rare <min.hvac> (of a mine, shaft) ■ Bewetterung f ; Belüftung f

    English-german technical dictionary > artificial ventilation

  • 8 funnel

    1. noun
    1) (cone) Trichter, der
    2) (of ship etc.) Schornstein, der
    2. intransitive verb,
    (Brit.) - ll- strömen
    * * *
    1) (a tube which is wide-mouthed at one end and narrow-mouthed at the other through which liquid can be poured into a narrow bottle etc: You will need a funnel if you are going to pour petrol into that can.) der Trichter
    2) (a chimney on a ship etc through which smoke escapes.) der Schornstein
    * * *
    fun·nel
    [ˈfʌnəl]
    I. n
    1. (tool) Trichter m
    2. (on train, ship) Schornstein m, Rauchfang m ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ
    II. vt
    < BRIT - ll- or AM usu -l->
    to \funnel sth into sth etw [mit einem Trichter] in etw akk einfüllen
    2. ( fig: direct)
    ▪ to \funnel sth to sb jdm etw zuleiten
    to \funnel information/money/weapons to sb jdn mit Informationen/Geld/Waffen versorgen
    ▪ to \funnel sth on sth etw auf etw akk richten
    to \funnel one's attention on sth sich akk [voll und ganz] auf etw akk konzentrieren
    III. vi people drängen; liquids fließen; gases strömen
    the wind \funnels down these narrow streets der Wind pfeift durch diese engen Gassen
    * * *
    ['fʌnl]
    1. n
    1) (for pouring) Trichter m
    2) (NAUT, RAIL) Schornstein m

    steamer — Dampfer m mit zwei Schornsteinen

    3) (US: ventilation shaft etc) Luftschacht m
    2. vt
    liquid, grain leiten; (fig) attention, energies, information, funds schleusen
    * * *
    funnel [ˈfʌnl]
    A s
    1. Trichter m
    2. SCHIFF, BAHN Schornstein m
    3. TECH Luftschacht m
    4. GEOL Vulkanschlot m
    B v/t prät und pperf -neled, besonders Br -nelled
    1. eintrichtern, -füllen ( beide:
    into in akk)
    2. zu einem Trichter formen
    3. fig
    a) Personen, Nachrichten, Verkehr etc schleusen
    b) seine Aufmerksamkeit etc konzentrieren (on auf akk)
    * * *
    1. noun
    1) (cone) Trichter, der
    2) (of ship etc.) Schornstein, der
    2. intransitive verb,
    (Brit.) - ll- strömen
    * * *
    n.
    Schornstein (Schiff, Eisenbahn) m.
    Trichter - m.

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  • 9 chute

    < gen> ■ Rutsche f
    <build.hydr> (deep, narrow channel for water) ■ Gerinne n
    <build.hydr> (of a weir) ■ Schussrinne f
    pract < comvhcl> (for concrete from agitator drum) ■ Auslaufschurre f ; Schurre f prakt
    <comvhcl.hvac> (truck body ventilation channel) ■ Luftkanal m
    < convey> ■ Leitblech n ; Leitschiene f
    < convey> (shaft) ■ Schacht m
    < convey> (feed or discharge) ■ Schurre f
    < convey> ■ Trichter m ; Schüttrinne f DIN 15201 ; Rutsche f
    < nav> (fishing ship) ■ Slip m
    < prod> ■ Rinne f
    < sport> (venue in bob/luge racing) ■ Eisbahn f ; Eiskanal m ; Eisröhre f ; Eisrinne f

    English-german technical dictionary > chute

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  • ventilation system — noun a mechanical system in a building that provides fresh air she was continually adjusting the ventilation • Syn: ↑ventilation, ↑ventilating system • Derivationally related forms: ↑ventilate (for: ↑ventilation) …   Useful english dictionary

  • shaft — 1 noun 1 HANDLE (C) a long handle on a tool, spear etc 2 PASSAGE (C) a passage which goes up through a building or down into the ground, so that someone or something can get in or out: mine/elevator/ventilation shaft: a 300 foot elevator shaft 3… …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • ventilation — noun 1. the act of supplying fresh air and getting rid of foul air (Freq. 3) • Syn: ↑airing • Derivationally related forms: ↑ventilate • Hypernyms: ↑improvement 2. a mechanical system in a building that provides fresh air …   Useful english dictionary

  • shaft — 1. noun 1) the shaft of a golf club Syn: pole, shank, stick, rod, staff; handle, hilt, stem 2) the shaft of a feather Syn: quill; Ornithology rachis 3) shafts of sunlight …   Thesaurus of popular words

  • shaft — noun 1) the shaft of a golf club Syn: pole, shank, stick, rod, staff, handle, stem 2) shafts of sunlight Syn: ray, beam, gleam, streak 3) …   Synonyms and antonyms dictionary

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