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Aus·ga·be f1) kein pl ( Austeilung) distribution, giving out; (Aushändigung a.) handing out; von Befehl, Fahrkarte, Dokument issuing;\Ausgabe von Fahrkarten am Schalter 2 Window 2 for tickets, tickets issued at Window 2eine \Ausgabe am Terminal a screen output4) ( Schalter) issuing counter;( Büro) issuing office;(Bücher\Ausgabe) issue [or issuing] desk;(Essens\Ausgabe) serving counter5) media, lit edition; von Zeitschrift a. issue;die \Ausgabe von 1989 the 1989 edition;alte \Ausgaben back issues;( Version) versiondie staatlichen \Ausgaben state spending no pl, no art -
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m curtain; der Vorhang geht auf THEAT. the curtain rises; der Eiserne Vorhang POL. HIST. the Iron Curtain; zehn Vorhänge haben THEAT. have ten curtain calls* * *der Vorhangcurtain; hangings* * *Vor|hangmcurtaindie Schauspieler bekamen 10 Vorhänge — the actors got or took 10 curtain calls, the actors took 10 curtains
* * *der1) (an appearance by actors, singers etc after a performance for the purpose of receiving applause: After the play the actors took ten curtain calls.) curtain call2) (a piece of material hung up to act as a screen at a window, on a theatre stage etc: The maid drew the curtains; The curtain came down at the end of the play.) curtain3) (something intended to conceal one's activities etc.) smokescreen* * *Vor·hang<-s, Vorhänge>[ˈfo:ɐ̯haŋ, pl ˈfo:ɐ̯hɛŋə]m curtainder Eiserne \Vorhang HIST the Iron Curtain* * *der curtain* * *Vorhang m curtain;der Vorhang geht auf THEAT the curtain rises;der Eiserne Vorhang POL HIST the Iron Curtain;zehn Vorhänge haben THEAT have ten curtain calls* * *der curtain* * *-¨e m.curtain n. -
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n < edv> (größtes Ansichtsfenster eines Grafikprogramms) ■ main viewport; drawing screen coll ; modeling window rare -
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Blen·de <-, -n> [ʼblɛndə] f( Vorrichtung) diaphragm;( Einstellungsposition) f-stop, aperture2) ( Lichtschutz) blind, screen;um in der Sonne besser sehen zu können, hielt sie sich die Hand als \Blende über die Augen in order to see more clearly she screened her eyes from the sun with her hand; s. a. Sonnenblende3) archit blind window/arch etc.4) mode trim -
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Flie·gen·fens·ter nt[window with a] fly screen
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