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Abfall [ˈapˌfal] m -(e)s, ..fälle | |
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| Allg. |
apostasy; chips (Späne); declension; descent; drawdown (techn.); drop; offal; offscourings; rubbish; trash; waste; leavings; falling off belief; decline (weniger werden) |
| Amerik. |
garbage |
| Chem. |
peak downslope |
| Geschäftsvokab. |
scrap; spoilage; wastage; waste material |
| Kommunik. |
dip (voltage); slope (characteristic); tilt (pulse); drop-out (relay); roll-off (filter) |
| Krank.dienst. |
descent (Absinken); drop (Absinken); fall (Absinken) |
| messg. |
release (relay) |
| Phys. |
decay; degradation; drop down; releasing; dying out (e.g. of luminescence); tail (of the curve); tailing (of the curve) |
| Tech. |
defection; drop-off; fall; falling-off; litter; pitch; refuse |
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| Allg. |
waste |
| Bauw. |
nonrecovery waste materials |
| Fin., Polit., Umwelt |
waste and scrap |
| Geschäftsvokab. |
litter; refuse |
| Kernphys., Ökol. |
waste (unwanted, unusable) |
| landwirt. |
broken grain; grain offals; small grain; trash; junk; hemp refuse (von Hanf und Flachs); flax refuse (von Hanf und Flachs); hemp waste (von Hanf und Flachs); flax waste (von Hanf und Flachs) |
| Metall. |
losses; returns |
| natürl. |
waste products |
| Wirtsch. |
oddments; odds; odds and ends |
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| Tech. |
cuttings |
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| Tech. |
chips |
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herumliegender Abfall [ˈapˌfal] m | |
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| Allg. |
litter |
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| Tech. |
decrease |
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| Astron. |
decline |
| Bauw. |
slope (niederwärts); inclination (niederwärts); pitch (niederwärts); escarp (niederwärts); gradient (niederwärts) |
| Bergb. |
grout (Steinbruch); making; residue; residuum |
| Chem. |
cull; downslope; scrapings |
| Industr., Bauw. |
reject |
| Kernphys. |
debris; decrease; loss |
| Kernphys., Ökol. |
waste (unwanted, unusable) |
| landwirt. |
falling off; shedding; casting; combings; tow; oakum; falling out |
| Med. |
Utter |
| Metall. |
binder; slack; declivity; slope; discard |
| Mikroel. |
roll-off |
| natürl. |
wastes; waste products; waste product |
| prob. |
tail |
| Umwelt |
Waste; waste Material, often unusable, left over from any manufacturing, industrial, agricultural or other human process; Material damaged or altered during a manufacturing process and subsequently left useless |
| wass. |
flood fall |
| Wirtsch., brit. engl. |
stuff |
| Ökol. |
waste materials |
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| landwirt. |
worthless; waste; refuse |
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| Allg. |
effluent |
| ADR |
rubbish |
| Chem. |
scrap; scraps |
| Fin., Polit., Umwelt |
scrap and waste |
| Pharma. |
offal |
| Umwelt |
wastes |
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| Allg. |
de-energize (auslösen, Relais); release |
| ADR |
be left as waste |
| el. |
to return to initial position |
| el., Amerik. |
de-energize (Relais) |
| el., brit. engl. |
de-energise (Relais) |
| messg. |
drop (out); release (relay) |
| Mikroel. |
decay; open (Relais) |
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| schuhw. |
cutting waste |
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| Wirtsch. |
scrap |
