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1 Arsenal
n; -s, -e2. fig. (Lager) repository; (Reihe, Ansammlung) battery* * *das Arsenalarsenal* * *Ar|se|nal [arze'naːl]nt -s, -e (lit, fig)arsenal* * *Ar·se·nal<-s, -e>[arzeˈna:l]nt1. (Vielzahl)2. (Waffenlager) arsenal* * *das; Arsenals, Arsenale arsenal* * ** * *das; Arsenals, Arsenale arsenal* * *-e n.arsenal n. -
2 Atomwaffenarsenal
n MIL. arsenal of nuclear weapons ( oder weaponry)* * * -
3 Atomwaffenproduktion
f nuclear weapons ( oder weaponry) production* * * -
4 hochrüsten
etc. aufrüsten etc.* * *hoch|rüs|tenvt sep* * *hoch|rüs·tenvt1. (aufrüsten)▪ etw \hochrüsten to increase the weaponry of sth▪ etw \hochrüsten to upgrade sth* * * -
5 Vernichtungswaffe
f weapon of mass destruction; Pl. Koll. destructive weaponry Sg.* * *Ver|nịch|tungs|waf|fefdestructive or doomsday weapon* * *Ver·nich·tungs·waf·fef destructive weapon* * * -
6 Waffe
f; -, -n weapon (auch fig.); Pl. auch arms; (Arsenal) weaponry Sg.; unter Waffen stehen be under arms; keine Waffen tragen be unarmed; von Waffen starren be armed to the teeth; eine Waffe auf jemanden richten point a weapon (bzw. gun) at s.o.; von der Waffe Gebrauch machen use one’s weapon; Schusswaffe: auch open fire; zu den Waffen rufen call to arms; die Waffen ruhen there has been a ceasefire, a truce has been called; jemanden mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen fig. beat s.o. at his ( oder her) own game; er wurde mit seinen eigenen Waffen geschlagen auch he was hoist with his own petard; jemandem selbst die Waffen liefern fig. play into s.o.’s hands, provide s.o. with the weapons ( oder ammunition) to use against one; mit geistigen Waffen with intellectual weapons; mit den Waffen einer Frau fig. with a woman’s weapons; greifen II 1, niederlegen I 1, strecken I 3 etc.* * *die Waffearm; weapon* * *Wạf|fe ['vafə]f -, -n (lit, fig)weapon; (= Schusswaffe) gun; (MIL = Waffengattung) armdie Waffen strecken (lit, fig) — to lay down one's arms, to surrender
jdn mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen (fig) — to beat sb at his own game, to beat sb with his own weapons
* * *(any instrument or means which is used for one's own defence or for attacking others: Rifles, arrows, atom bombs and tanks are all weapons; The police are looking for the murder weapon; Surprise is our best weapon.) weapon* * *Waf·fe<-, -n>[ˈvafə]fzu den \Waffen greifen to take up armsdie \Waffen strecken to lay down one's arms [or surrender2. (Schusswaffe) gun, firearmeine \Waffe tragen to carry a gun3.▶ jdn mit seinen eigenen \Waffen schlagen to beat sb at his own game* * *die; Waffe, Waffen (auch fig.) weapon; (FeuerWaffe) firearmdie Waffen strecken — lay down one's arms; (fig.) give up the struggle
* * *unter Waffen stehen be under arms;keine Waffen tragen be unarmed;von Waffen starren be armed to the teeth;eine Waffe auf jemanden richten point a weapon (bzw gun) at sb;von der Waffe Gebrauch machen use one’s weapon; Schusswaffe: auch open fire;zu den Waffen rufen call to arms;die Waffen ruhen there has been a ceasefire, a truce has been called;er wurde mit seinen eigenen Waffen geschlagen auch he was hoist with his own petard;jemandem selbst die Waffen liefern fig play into sb’s hands, provide sb with the weapons ( oder ammunition) to use against one;mit geistigen Waffen with intellectual weapons;mit den Waffen einer Frau fig with a woman’s weapons; → greifen B 1, niederlegen A 1, strecken A 3 etc* * *die; Waffe, Waffen (auch fig.) weapon; (FeuerWaffe) firearmdie Waffen strecken — lay down one's arms; (fig.) give up the struggle
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7 Waffenarsenal
n (Lager) arsenal; (Gesamtbestand) weaponry, (weapons) stockpile, armo(u)ry* * *Wạf|fen|ar|se|nalntarsenal; (von Staat) stockpile* * *(a factory or store for weapons, ammunition etc.) arsenal* * *Waf·fen·ar·se·nalnt MIL arsenal, stockpile [of weapons]* * * -
8 Waffenkunde
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9 Waffensystem
n weapons system, Pl. auch weaponry Sg.* * *Wạf|fen|sys|temntweapon system* * *Waf·fen·sys·temnt MIL weapon system* * * -
10 Atomwaffenarsenal
n1. arsenal of nuclear weaponry2. arsenal of nuclear weaponsn[Vorrat]1. nuclear weaponry stockpile2. nuclear weapons stockpile3. nuclear weapon stockpile -
11 waffe
f; -, -n weapon (auch fig.); Pl. auch arms; (Arsenal) weaponry Sg.; unter Waffen stehen be under arms; keine Waffen tragen be unarmed; von Waffen starren be armed to the teeth; eine Waffe auf jemanden richten point a weapon (bzw. gun) at s.o.; von der Waffe Gebrauch machen use one’s weapon; Schusswaffe: auch open fire; zu den Waffen rufen call to arms; die Waffen ruhen there has been a ceasefire, a truce has been called; jemanden mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen fig. beat s.o. at his ( oder her) own game; er wurde mit seinen eigenen Waffen geschlagen auch he was hoist with his own petard; jemandem selbst die Waffen liefern fig. play into s.o.’s hands, provide s.o. with the weapons ( oder ammunition) to use against one; mit geistigen Waffen with intellectual weapons; mit den Waffen einer Frau fig. with a woman’s weapons; greifen II 1, niederlegen I 1, strecken I 3 etc.* * *die Waffearm; weapon* * *Wạf|fe ['vafə]f -, -n (lit, fig)weapon; (= Schusswaffe) gun; (MIL = Waffengattung) armdie Waffen strecken (lit, fig) — to lay down one's arms, to surrender
jdn mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen (fig) — to beat sb at his own game, to beat sb with his own weapons
* * *(any instrument or means which is used for one's own defence or for attacking others: Rifles, arrows, atom bombs and tanks are all weapons; The police are looking for the murder weapon; Surprise is our best weapon.) weapon* * *Waf·fe<-, -n>[ˈvafə]fzu den \Waffen greifen to take up armsdie \Waffen strecken to lay down one's arms [or surrender2. (Schusswaffe) gun, firearmeine \Waffe tragen to carry a gun3.▶ jdn mit seinen eigenen \Waffen schlagen to beat sb at his own game* * *die; Waffe, Waffen (auch fig.) weapon; (FeuerWaffe) firearmdie Waffen strecken — lay down one's arms; (fig.) give up the struggle
* * *…waffe f im subst:Nahkampfwaffe close-range weapon;Fernkampfwaffe long-range weapon;Wurfwaffe missile;Schützenwaffe firearm* * *die; Waffe, Waffen (auch fig.) weapon; (FeuerWaffe) firearmdie Waffen strecken — lay down one's arms; (fig.) give up the struggle
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12 Weltraumrüstung
Wẹlt|raum|rüs|tungfspace weaponry* * *Welt·raum·rüs·tungf kein pl space armament [or pl weapons] -
13 Waffen
die Waffenweaponry (Pl.); weapons (Pl.); arms (Pl.)* * *die1) (weapons: Does the police force carry arms?) arms2) ((usually in plural) equipment for war, eg the guns etc of a ship, tank etc.) armament* * *f.pl.arms n.pl. -
14 hochrüsten
hoch|rüs·tenvtetw \hochrüsten to increase the weaponry of sth;die Streitkräfte mit etw \hochrüsten to equip the armed forces with sth -
15 Atomwaffenherstellung
f1. nuclear weaponry production2. nuclear weapons production -
16 Atomwaffenproduktion
f1. nuclear weaponry production2. nuclear weapons production -
17 Kernwaffenarsenal
nstockpile of nuclear weaponry -
18 Waffen
pl1. arms2. weaponries3. weaponspl[wie in Flugabwehrwaffen]weaponry -
19 Waffenschmiede
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20 Weltraum-
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