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1 wet extraction of metals
< metal> ■ Metallgewinnung auf nassem Wege fEnglish-german technical dictionary > wet extraction of metals
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2 wet
1. adjective1) nasswet behind the ears — (fig.) feucht hinter den Ohren (ugs.)
wet to the skin, wet through — nass bis auf die Haut
2) (rainy) regnerisch; feucht [Klima]3) (recently applied) frisch [Farbe]2. transitive verb,‘wet paint’ — "frisch gestrichen"
-tt-, wet or wetted1) befeuchten2) (urinate on)3. nounwet one's bed/pants — das Bett/sich (Dat.) die Hosen nass machen
1) (moisture) Feuchtigkeit, diein the wet — im Regen
* * *[wet] 1. adjective1) (containing, soaked in, or covered with, water or another liquid: We got soaking wet when it began to rain; His shirt was wet through with sweat; wet hair; The car skidded on the wet road.) naß2) (rainy: a wet day; wet weather; It was wet yesterday.) regnerisch2. verb(to make wet: She wet her hair and put shampoo on it; The baby has wet himself / his nappy / the bed.) naßmachen3. noun1) (moisture: a patch of wet.) die Flüssigkeit2) (rain: Don't go out in the wet.) die Nässe•- academic.ru/81831/wetness">wetness- wet blanket
- wet-nurse
- wetsuit
- wet through* * *[wet]I. adj<- tt->1. (saturated) nass▪ \wet through [völlig] durchnässtto get sth \wet etw nass machento get \wet nass werden2. (covered with moisture) feucht3. (not yet dried) frisch“\wet paint!” „frisch gestrichen!“4. (rainy) regnerisch\wet season Regenzeit f\wet weather nasses [o regnerisches] Wetter5. (having urinated) nass7. (sl: allowing sale of alcohol) bezeichnet die Verfügbarkeit von Alkohol in einem Staat oder legalisierten Alkoholkonsum in einer Gesetzgebung8.▶ to be a \wet blanket ein Spielverderber m/eine Spielverderberin seinII. vt<-tt-, wet or wetted, wet or wetted>1. (moisten)▪ to \wet sth etw anfeuchten2. (saturate)▪ to \wet sth etw nass machen3. (urinate)\wet the bed das Bett nass machento \wet one's pants [or trousers] seine Hose nass machen4.▶ to \wet the baby's head auf die Geburt eines Kindes anstoßenIII. ndon't leave those boxes out in the \wet lass die Kisten nicht draußen in der Nässe stehen* * *[wet] vb: pret, ptp wet or wetted1. adj (+er)1) nassto be wet through — durch und durch nass sein, völlig durchnässt sein
her eyes were wet with tears — sie hatte feuchte Augen, sie hatte Tränen in den Augen
"wet paint" (esp Brit) — "Vorsicht, frisch gestrichen"
to get one's feet wet — nasse Füße bekommen, sich (dat) nasse Füße holen (inf)
2) (= rainy) nass, feucht; climate, country feuchtin wet weather — bei nassem Wetter, bei Regenwetter
it's been wet all week — es war die ganze Woche (über) regnerisch
3) (= allowing alcohol) state, city wo kein Alkoholverbot besteht, nicht prohibitionistischdon't be so wet! — sei nicht so ein Waschlappen! (inf)
6) (US inf2. n1) (= moisture) Feuchtigkeit f2) (= rain) Nässe fit's out in the wet — es ist draußen im Nassen
3) (inf: wet season) Regenzeit f3. vtnass machen; lips, washing befeuchtento wet the baby's head (inf) — den Sohn/die Tochter begießen (inf)
to wet one's whistle (inf) — sich (dat) die Kehle anfeuchten (inf)
to wet the bed/one's pants/oneself — das Bett/seine Hosen/sich nass machen, ins Bett/in die Hose(n) machen
I nearly wet myself (inf) — ich habe mir fast in die Hose gemacht (inf)
* * *wet [wet]A adj1. nass, durchnässt ( beide:with von):(still) wet behind the ears umg noch nicht trocken hinter den Ohren, noch grün oder feucht oder nass hinter den Ohren; → dew A 1, rag1 A 2, skin A 1, through B 12. niederschlagsreich, regnerisch, feucht (Klima):wet season Regenzeit f (in den Tropen)4. TECH nass, Nass…:wet extraction Nassgewinnung f;wet process Nassverfahren n5. besonders US ohne Alkoholverbot (Stadt etc)6. Br umga) blöd, behämmertb) weichlichyou are all wet du liegst total schief8. umg feuchtfröhlich (Abend etc)B s1. Nässe f:out in the wet draußen im Nassen2. Regen(wetter) m(n)3. besonders US Alkoholverbotsgegner(in)4. Br umga) Blödmann mb) Br Weichling mc) POL kompromissbereite(r) Konservative(r)C v/t prät und pperf wet oder wetted nass machen:don’t wet yourself umg, oft hum mach dir nicht ins Hemd!;D v/i nass werden:wet through durchnässt werden* * *1. adjective1) nasswet behind the ears — (fig.) feucht hinter den Ohren (ugs.)
wet to the skin, wet through — nass bis auf die Haut
2) (rainy) regnerisch; feucht [Klima]3) (recently applied) frisch [Farbe]2. transitive verb,‘wet paint’ — "frisch gestrichen"
-tt-, wet or wetted1) befeuchten2) (urinate on)3. nounwet one's bed/pants — das Bett/sich (Dat.) die Hosen nass machen
1) (moisture) Feuchtigkeit, die* * *v.anfeuchten v. adj.feucht adj.nass adj. -
3 wet dust extraction
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