PANEL PIN - Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung

ˈpan·el pin SUBST Brit

panel pin

Stift m <-(e)s, -e>

I. pan·el [ˈpænəl] SUBST

1. panel (wooden):

panel

[Holz]paneel nt

2. panel (metal):

panel

Blech nt <-(e)s, -e>

3. panel MODE (part of garment):

panel

[Stoff]streifen m

panel

[Stoff]bahn f CH, A

4. panel VERLAG (on page):

panel

Feld nt <-(e)s, -er>

5. panel + Sg/pl Verb (team):

panel

Gruppe f <-, -n>

panel

Team nt <-s, -s>

a panel of experts

ein Expertenteam nt

6. panel (instrument board):

panel

Tafel f <-, -n>

instrument panel LUFTF

Instrumentenbrett nt

instrument panel AUTO

Armaturenbrett nt <-(e)s, -er>

switchboard panel

Schalttafel f <-, -n>

II. pan·el <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈpænəl] VERB trans

to panel sth [in sth]

etw [mit etw Dat] täfeln

I. pin [pɪn] SUBST

1. pin (sharp object):

pin

Nadel f <-, -n>

drawing pin

Reißzwecke f <-, -n>

drawing pin

Reissnagel m CH

drawing pin

Reißnagel m <-s, -nägel> A

as bright [or clean] as a new pin

blitzblank

2. pin Am:

pin (for clothing)

[Ansteck]nadel f

pin (brooch)

Brosche f <-, -n>

hat pin

Hutnadel f <-, -n>

tie pin

Krawattennadel f <-, -n>

3. pin MILIT (on grenade):

pin

Sicherungsstift m <-(e)s, -e>

4. pin (bowling):

pin (skittle)

Kegel m <-s, ->

pin (scoring point)

Pin m <-s, -s>

5. pin COMPUT:

pin

Kontaktstift m

pin

Pin m <-s, -s>

6. pin usu pl scherzh dated:

pin

Bein nt <-(e)s, -e>

I'm still a bit shaky on my pins

ich bin immer noch ziemlich wack[e]lig auf den Beinen

Wendungen:

pins and needles (tingling sensation)

Kribblen nt

pins and needles (tingling sensation)

Ameisenlaufen nt <-s> kein pl

to have pins and needles

das Kribbeln haben ugs

you could hear a pin drop

man konnte eine Stecknadel fallen hören

to be on pins and needles Am (be impatient)

auf glühenden Kohlen sitzen

II. pin <-nn-> [pɪn] VERB trans

1. pin (attach with pin):

to pin sth [up]on [or to] sth

etw an etw Dat befestigen

a large picture of the president was pinned to the office wall

ein großes Bild des Präsidenten war an die Bürowand geheftet

to pin back one's ears esp Brit übtr ugs

die Ohren spitzen

to pin all one's hopes on sth übtr

seine ganze Hoffnung auf etw Akk setzen

2. pin (hold firmly):

she was pinned under a fallen beam from the roof

sie saß unter einem vom Dach gefallenen Balken fest

to pin sb against the door/in a corner/to the floor

jdn gegen die Tür/in eine Ecke drücken/auf den Boden drücken

3. pin (fix blame unfairly):

to pin sth on sb

jdm etw zuschieben

to pin sth on sb

etw auf jdn schieben

the guilt was pinned on him alone

die Schuld wurde allein ihm zugeschoben

4. pin Am dated (in college fraternity):

to pin a woman

die feste Freundin mit dem Mitgliedsabzeichen seiner Verbindung beschenken

PIN [pɪn] SUBST

PIN Akronym von personal identification number

PIN

PIN f <-, -s>

personal identification number SUBST TRANSPROZ

personal identification number

Geheimnummer f

personal identification number

Personal Identity Number (PIN) f

per·son·al iden·ti·fi·ˈca·tion num·ber SUBST, PIN SUBST

personal identification number

Geheimzahl f <-, -en>

personal identification number

PIN-Code m

PIN SUBST

PIN Abkürzung von personal identification number TRANSPROZ

PIN

PIN f

PIN

Geheimnummer f

PIN

PIN-Nummer f

personal identification number SUBST TRANSPROZ

personal identification number

Geheimnummer f

personal identification number

Personal Identity Number (PIN) f

per·son·al iden·ti·fi·ˈca·tion num·ber SUBST, PIN SUBST

personal identification number

Geheimzahl f <-, -en>

personal identification number

PIN-Code m

Present

I	panel
you	panel
he/she/it	panels
we	panel
you	panel
they	panel

Past

I	panelled /  paneled
you	panelled /  paneled
he/she/it	panelled /  paneled
we	panelled /  paneled
you	panelled /  paneled
they	panelled /  paneled

Present Perfect

I	have	panelled /  paneled
you	have	panelled /  paneled
he/she/it	has	panelled /  paneled
we	have	panelled /  paneled
you	have	panelled /  paneled
they	have	panelled /  paneled

Past Perfect

I	had	panelled /  paneled
you	had	panelled /  paneled
he/she/it	had	panelled /  paneled
we	had	panelled /  paneled
you	had	panelled /  paneled
they	had	panelled /  paneled

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

And he was undeniably the possessor of pin-up good looks.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Furthermore, just like its safety pin structure, it also has a function of pinning all three monomers together and pins it to the head domain.

en.wikipedia.org

Another beauty was the grey pin-stripe, three-piece suit made from a fabric that had never been anywhere remotely near a sheep.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Both the power supply and the data cable use the same 14-pin connector.

en.wikipedia.org

Each contact has a 1.27mm pitch with regular pin array, to mate with a 604-pin processor package.

en.wikipedia.org