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41 Kampfmittel
n weapon; Pl. auch munitions* * *Kampf·mit·telpl weapons pl* * * -
42 konventionell
I Adj.2. (steif) stiff, formal* * *orthodox; conventional* * *kon|ven|ti|o|nell [kɔnvEntsio'nɛl]1. adjconventional2. advconventionally* * *1) (suitable or correct for occasions when things are done according to a fixed and accepted way: You must wear formal dress.) formal2) ((of an actor) playing normal characters, or (of a play) of the ordinary type - not a musical or variety show.) straight* * *[kɔnvɛntsi̯oˈnɛl]I. adj\konventionelle Arbeitsgebiete conventional fields of work, conventional2. MIL conventionalII. adv2. MIL conventionally* * *1.1) conventional2) (förmlich) formal2.1) conventionally; in a conventional way2) (förmlich) formally* * *A. adj1. conventional;konventionelle Waffensysteme MIL conventional weapon systems2. (steif) stiff, formalB. adv:hier geht es sehr konventionell zu it’s all very stiff and formal here* * *1.1) conventional2) (förmlich) formal2.1) conventionally; in a conventional way2) (förmlich) formally* * *adj.conventional adj. adv.conventionally adv. -
43 Reizstoffwaffe
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44 schmuggeln
vt/i smuggle; fig. auch sneak; Rauschgift / Waffen / Devisen schmuggeln smuggle drugs / arms / currency; mit etw. schmuggeln smuggle s.th.; beim Schmuggeln erwischt werden be caught smuggling; Flüchtlinge über die Grenze schmuggeln smuggle refugees over the border; eine Waffe in die Zelle schmuggeln smuggle a weapon into the cell; ein Mädchen / einen Jungen auf sein Zimmer schmuggeln smuggle ( oder sneak) a girl / boy into one’s room* * *to smuggle; to bootleg* * *Schmụg|gelnnt -s, no plsmuggling* * *1) (to bring (goods) into, or send them out from, a country illegally, or without paying duty: He was caught smuggling (several thousand cigarettes through the Customs).) smuggle2) (to send or take secretly: I smuggled some food out of the kitchen.) smuggle* * *schmug·geln[ˈʃmʊgl̩n]vt▪ jdn/etw \schmuggeln to smuggle sb/sth* * *transitives, intransitives Verb smuggle (in + Akk. into; aus out of)* * *Rauschgift/Waffen/Devisen schmuggeln smuggle drugs/arms/currency;mit etwas schmuggeln smuggle sth;beim Schmuggeln erwischt werden be caught smuggling;Flüchtlinge über die Grenze schmuggeln smuggle refugees over the border;eine Waffe in die Zelle schmuggeln smuggle a weapon into the cell;ein Mädchen/einen Jungen auf sein Zimmer schmuggeln smuggle ( oder sneak) a girl/boy into one’s room* * *transitives, intransitives Verb smuggle (in + Akk. into; aus out of)* * *v.to bootleg v.to smuggle v. -
45 Schnellfeuerwaffe
f automatic firearm* * *Schnẹll|feu|er|waf|fefrapid-fire weapon* * *Schnell·feu·er·waf·fef rapid-fire weapon* * *Schnellfeuerwaffe f automatic firearm -
46 Sportwaffe
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47 tödlich
I Adj. (den Tod herbeiführend) fatal; (potenziell tödlich) lethal, deadly; umg. (unerträglich) deadly; tödlicher Unfall / Schuss fatal accident / shot; tödliche Dosis / Waffe lethal dose / lethal ( oder deadly) weapon; tödliches Gift deadly ( oder lethal) poison; mit tödlichem Ausgang with fatal results; tödliche Hilfe POL., ALS KRITIK DER Entwicklungspolitik: lethal aid; tödliche Gefahr danger to life, deadly danger; lit. mortal danger ( oder peril); mit tödlicher Sicherheit with deadly accuracy; ihre Kommentare waren tödlich umg., pej. her ( oder their) commentaries were direII Adv.: tödlich verunglücken be killed in an accident, have a fatal accident; tödlich wirken have fatal results, cause death; tödlich verlaufen end in death, be fatal; sich tödlich langweilen umg., fig. be bored to death ( oder out of one’s mind); tödlich beleidigt umg. mortally offended ( oder affronted)* * *lethal; killing; deadly; fatal; deathly; mortal; perishing* * *töd|lich ['tøːtlɪç]1. adjUnfall, Verletzung, Schuss, Schlag fatal; Gefahr mortal, deadly; Gift, Waffe deadly, lethal; Dosis lethal; (inf) Langeweile, Ernst, Sicherheit deadly; Beleidigung mortal2. adv1)tö́dlich verunglücken — to be killed in an accidenttö́dlich abstürzen — to die in a fall
* * *1) (causing death: a fatal accident.) fatal2) (causing death: a deadly poison.) deadly3) (as if caused by death: a deathly silence; It was deathly quiet.) deathly4) (causing death; enough to kill: a lethal dose of poison.) lethal5) (of or causing death: a mortal illness; mortal enemies (= enemies willing to fight each other till death); mortal combat.) mortal6) (in such a way as to cause death: He has been mortally wounded.) mortally* * *töd·lich[ˈtø:tlɪç]I. adj1. (den Tod verursachend) deadly\tödliches Gift lethal [or deadly] poison\tödliche Dosis lethal [or deadly] dose2. (lebensgefährlich) mortal, deadlydas ist mein \tödlicher Ernst I'm deadly [or absolutely] seriousII. adv\tödlich verunglücken to be killed in an accident\tödlich abstürzen to fall to one's death* * *1.1) fatal <accident, illness, outcome, etc.>; lethal, deadly <poison, bite, shot, trap, etc.>; lethal < dose>; deadly, mortal < danger>2) (sehr groß, ausgeprägt) deadly <hatred, seriousness, certainty, boredom>2.1) fatallyer ist tödlich verunglückt/abgestürzt — he was killed in an accident/he fell to his death
2) (sehr) terribly (coll.)* * *A. adj (den Tod herbeiführend) fatal; (potenziell tödlich) lethal, deadly; umg (unerträglich) deadly;tödlicher Unfall/Schuss fatal accident/shot;tödliche Dosis/Waffe lethal dose/lethal ( oder deadly) weapon;tödliches Gift deadly ( oder lethal) poison;mit tödlichem Ausgang with fatal results;mit tödlicher Sicherheit with deadly accuracy;B. adv:tödlich verunglücken be killed in an accident, have a fatal accident;tödlich wirken have fatal results, cause death;tödlich verlaufen end in death, be fatal;* * *1.1) fatal <accident, illness, outcome, etc.>; lethal, deadly <poison, bite, shot, trap, etc.>; lethal < dose>; deadly, mortal < danger>2) (sehr groß, ausgeprägt) deadly <hatred, seriousness, certainty, boredom>2.1) fatallyer ist tödlich verunglückt/abgestürzt — he was killed in an accident/he fell to his death
2) (sehr) terribly (coll.)* * *adj.deadly adj.deathly adj.fatal adj.lethal adj.mortal adj. adv.fatally adv.lethally adv.mortally adv. -
48 unschädlich
* * *harmless* * *ụn|schäd|lichadjharmless; Genussmittel, Medikament auch safe, innocuousjdn unschädlich machen (inf) — to take care of sb (inf)
* * *(harmless: This drug was at first mistakenly thought to be innocuous.) innocuous* * *un·schäd·lich[ˈʊnʃɛ:tlɪç]adj harmlessetw \unschädlich machen to render sth harmless* * *Adjektiv harmlessunschädlich machen — render harmless, neutralize <toxic substance, germ, etc.>; put <weapon, person> out of action; render <bomb etc.> safe; (verhüll.): (töten) eliminate < person>
* * *unschädlich adj harmless;* * *Adjektiv harmlessunschädlich machen — render harmless, neutralize <toxic substance, germ, etc.>; put <weapon, person> out of action; render <bomb etc.> safe; (verhüll.): (töten) eliminate < person>
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49 Waffensystem
n weapons system, Pl. auch weaponry Sg.* * *Wạf|fen|sys|temntweapon system* * *Waf·fen·sys·temnt MIL weapon system* * * -
50 Corpus delicti
das Corpus delicticorpus delicti* * *Cọr|pus De|lịc|ti ['kɔrpʊs de'lɪkti]nt - -, Co\#rpora -['kɔrpora] corpus delicti; (hum) culprit (inf)* * *Cor·pus De·lic·tiRR, Cor·pus de·lic·tiALT<- -, Corpora ->[ˈkɔrpʊs deˈlɪkti]ntdas \Corpus Delicti vorlegen to present the evidence* * *das; Corpus delicti Corpus delicti, Corpora delicti1) (Rechtsspr.) weapon [used]2) (meist scherzh.): (Beweisstück) piece of incriminating evidence* * *das; Corpus delicti Corpus delicti, Corpora delicti1) (Rechtsspr.) weapon [used]2) (meist scherzh.): (Beweisstück) piece of incriminating evidence -
51 Schußwaffe
(any type of gun: In most countries you need a licence to keep firearms.) firearm* * *die weapon ( firing a projectile); (Gewehr usw.) firearm* * *die weapon ( firing a projectile); (Gewehr usw.) firearm -
52 Laserwaffe
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53 Massenvernichtungswaffe
Mạs|sen|ver|nich|tungs|waf|fefweapon of mass destruction* * *Mas·sen·ver·nich·tungs·waf·femeist pl f weapon of mass destruction usu pl -
54 Weltraumwaffe
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55 Wurfstern
Wụrf|sternmspiked metal disc thrown as a weapon* * *Wurf·sternm metal star used as a weapon when thrown -
56 Scheinwaffe
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57 Abschreckungswaffe
Ab·schre·ckungs·waf·fe fdeterrent weapon, weapon of deterrenceDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Abschreckungswaffe
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58 Stoßwaffe
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59 Tatwaffe
Tat·waf·fe fmurder weapon, weapon [used in the crime] -
60 ...waffe
f, im Subst.: Nahkampfwaffe close-range weapon; Fernkampfwaffe long-range weapon; Wurfwaffe missile; Schützenwaffe firearm
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