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41 stationieren
v/t MIL. station* * *to station* * *sta|ti|o|nie|ren [ʃtatsio'niːrən] ptp stationiertvtTruppen, Beobachter to station; Atomwaffen etc to deploy* * *sta·ti·o·nie·ren *[ʃtatsi̯oˈni:rən]vt MIL▪ jdn/etw irgendwo \stationieren to station [or post] sb/sth somewhere2. (aufstellen)▪ etw irgendwo \stationieren to deploy sth somewhere* * ** * ** * ** * *v.to deploy v. -
42 umrüsten
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t TECH. adapt ( auf + Akk to); MIL. re-equip (with); die Räder auf andere Felgen umrüsten change the rims on the wheels* * *ụm|rüs|tenvt sep* * *um|rüs·tenII. vt* * *transitives Verb1) (Technik) convert (auf + Akk. to, zu into)2) (Milit.)eine Armee [auf Atomwaffen] umrüsten — re-equip an army [with nuclear weapons]
* * *umrüsten (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t TECH adapt (die Räder auf andere Felgen umrüsten change the rims on the wheelsB. v/i:umrüsten auf (+akk) convert to* * *transitives Verb1) (Technik) convert (auf + Akk. to, zu into)2) (Milit.)eine Armee [auf Atomwaffen] umrüsten — re-equip an army [with nuclear weapons]
* * *v.to convert v. -
43 untersuchen
v/t (untr., hat) examine (auch MED.); (inspizieren) inspect; (einen Fall etc.) inquire ( oder look) into, investigate (alle auch JUR. und wissenschaftlich); CHEM. und weitS. analy|se (Am. -ze); (testen) test ( auf + Akk for); auf Schadstoffe / Fingerabdrücke etc. hin untersuchen test s.th. for harmful substances / check ( oder examine) s.th. for fingerprints; auf oder nach Waffen etc. untersuchen search s.o. for weapons etc.; seine Zähne / Lunge etc. gründlich untersuchen lassen have one’s teeth / lungs Pl. etc. thoroughly examined ( oder checked), have a thorough examination ( oder checkup) done on one’s teeth / lungs Pl. etc.* * *(erforschen) to assay; to research; to explore; to analyze; to look into; to investigate; to scrutinize; to inquire into; to examine; to analyse; to probe;(überprüfen) to inspect; to check; to test* * *un|ter|su|chen [ʊntɐ'zuːxn] ptp untersuchtvt insep1) (= inspizieren, prüfen) to examine (auf +acc for); (= erforschen) to look into, to investigate; (genau) Dokumente etc to scrutinize; (statistisch, soziologisch etc) to sound (out), to survey; (chemisch, technisch etc) to test ( auf +acc for)sich ärztlich untersúchen lassen — to have a medical (examination) or a checkup
etw gerichtlich untersúchen — to try sth (in court)
etw chemisch untersúchen — to test or analyze sth (chemically)
2) (= nachprüfen) to check, to verify* * *1) (to look at, or examine, carefully or formally: He inspected the bloodstains.) inspect2) ((with into) to try to discover the facts of: The police are inquiring into the matter.) inquire3) ((with into) to try to discover the facts of: The police are inquiring into the matter.) enquire4) ((of a doctor) to inspect the body of thoroughly to check for disease etc: The doctor examined the child and said she was healthy.) examine5) (to consider carefully: The police must examine the facts.) examine6) (to examine carefully: I'll explore the possibilities of getting a job here.) explore7) (to make a careful study of (something): We'll need to go into this plan in detail.) go into8) (to examine or inquire into carefully: The police are investigating the mystery.) investigate9) ((of the police etc) to examine, looking for eg stolen goods: He was taken to the police station, searched and questioned.) search10) (to investigate carefully (and pass as satisfactory): Every member of staff has been vetted by our security department before he starts work here.) vet* * *un·ter·su·chen *[ʊntɐˈzu:xn̩]vt▪ jdn \untersuchen to examine sbhat man Sie auf Allergien untersucht? have you been examined for allergies?manche Frauen wollen sich nur von Ärztinnen \untersuchen lassen some women only want to be examined by a woman doctorwir schicken das Blut ein, um es auf Krebszellen \untersuchen zu lassen we're sending the blood in to have it examined for cancer cells2. (überprüfen)▪ etw/jdn \untersuchen to investigate [or look into] sth/sbeinen Plan auf Schwachstellen hin \untersuchen to check a plan for weaknessesein Fahrzeug \untersuchen to check a vehicle▪ etw/jdn \untersuchen to scrutinize sth/sbdie sozialen Verhältnisse \untersuchen to examine the social conditionsjds Lebensgewohnheiten \untersuchen to scrutinize sb's habitsdie Zollbeamten \untersuchen das Gepäck auf Sprengstoff the customs officers search the luggage for explosives▪ etw \untersuchen to investigate sthdie Polizei untersucht den Vorfall the police are investigating the incident* * *transitives Verb1) examineetwas auf etwas (Akk.) untersuchen — test something for something
sich ärztlich untersuchen lassen — have a medical examination or check-up
2) (aufzuklären suchen) investigate* * *untersuchen v/t (untrennb, hat) examine ( auch MED); (inspizieren) inspect; (einen Fall etc) inquire ( oder look) into, investigate ( alle auch JUR und wissenschaftlich); CHEM etc weitS. analyse (US -ze); (testen) test (auf +akk for);auf Schadstoffe/Fingerabdrücke etcnach Waffen etcseine Zähne/Lunge etcgründlich untersuchen have one’s teeth/lungs pl etc thoroughly examined ( oder checked), have a thorough examination ( oder checkup) done on one’s teeth/lungs pl etc* * *transitives Verb1) examineetwas auf etwas (Akk.) untersuchen — test something for something
sich ärztlich untersuchen lassen — have a medical examination or check-up
2) (aufzuklären suchen) investigate* * *v.to analyse v.to analyze (US) v.to determine v.to examine v.to explore v.to inspect v.to investigate v.to look into expr.to scrutinise (UK) v.to scrutinize (US) v. -
44 V-Waffen
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45 Waffeneinsatz
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46 Waffenkontrolle
f weapons inspection* * *die arms control* * *Waffenkontrolle f weapons inspection* * *die arms control -
47 Waffensammlung
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48 Waffensystem
n weapons system, Pl. auch weaponry Sg.* * *Wạf|fen|sys|temntweapon system* * *Waf·fen·sys·temnt MIL weapon system* * * -
49 Waffentechnik
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50 Waffenträger
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51 Weltraumwaffen
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52 wiederaufrüsten
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53 chemiewaffenfrei
che|mie|waf|fen|freiadjfree of chemical weaponschemíéwaffenfreie Zone — chemical-weapon-free zone
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54 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. -
55 nuklear
nu·kle·ar [nukleʼa:ɐ̭] adj\nuklear ausgerüstet/ bewaffnet sein to be equipped/armed with nuclear weapons -
56 Atomwaffenarsenal
n1. arsenal of nuclear weaponry2. arsenal of nuclear weaponsn[Vorrat]1. nuclear weaponry stockpile2. nuclear weapons stockpile3. nuclear weapon stockpile -
57 Massenvernichtungswaffen
pl1. weapons of mass destruction (WMD)2. weapons of wholesale destruction -
58 Waffenarsenal
n1. arsenal of weapons2. weapons stockpile -
59 abrüsten
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/i POL. disarmII v/t (Gebäude) take the scaffolding down from* * *to disarm* * *ạb|rüs|ten sep1. vi1) (MIL, POL) to disarm2. vt1) (MIL, POL) to disarm2) Gebäude to take down or remove the scaffolding from or on* * *(to get rid of weapons of war: Not until peace was made did the victors consider it safe to disarm.) disarm* * *ab|rüs·tenI. vi1. (die Arsenale verringern)2. BAU to remove [or take down] the scaffoldingII. vt1. (Waffen reduzieren)es wurde gefordert, die Bundeswehr abzurüsten the Federal Armed Forces were ordered to disarm2. (das Gerüst entfernen von)▪ etw \abrüsten to remove the scaffolding from sth* * *intransitives, transitives Verb disarm* * *abrüsten (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/i POL disarmB. v/t (Gebäude) take the scaffolding down from* * *intransitives, transitives Verb disarm* * *v.to disarm v. -
60 Abrüstung
f disarmament* * *die Abrüstungdisarmament* * *Ạb|rüs|tungfno pl1) (MIL, POL) disarmament* * *(the act of doing away with war-weapons.) disarmament* * *Ab·rüs·tungf kein pl (das Abrüsten) disarmament* * *die; Abrüstung: disarmament* * *Abrüstung f disarmament* * *die; Abrüstung: disarmament* * *f.disarmament n.
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