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| gen. |
packing; wrapping; wrap; wrapper; cover; packaging |
| agric., food.ind. |
packing material |
| chem. |
wrapping (mit Folie/Papier) |
| comp., MS |
packaging (The process that protects and signs a Windows Media file, producing a packaged Windows Media file. The packaging process includes generating or specifying a key, generating and signing the content header, and then ecrypting the Windows Media file with this information) |
| el. |
encapsulation |
| environ. |
packaging All products made of any materials of any nature to be used for the containment, protection, handling, delivery and presentation of goods, from raw materials to processed goods, from the producer to the user or the consumer; casing (als Behältnis) |
| tech. |
package |
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| environ. |
packaging including separately collected municipal packaging waste; packaging |
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| agric. |
husk; corn shuk; envelope; stacking up; setting down; laying |
| comp. |
packetization; packet assembly; batching |
| econ. |
casing; empties (gebraucht); makeup; pack |
| nucl.phys., transp. |
packaging (of radioactive materials) |
| pack. |
package (general term for all packages, i.e. means of packaging, and auxiliary packaging supplies. These are the main functions of the term package + name of product: application of the package; e. g. fruit package = package for fruit. package + functional designation: functional purpose of the package; e. g. shipper = package for shipments. package + name of packaging material: specification of the material of which the package is made; e. g. sheet metal package = package manufactured from sheet metal., Oberbegriff für die Gesamtheit der Packmittel und Packhilfsmittel); packaging (Vorgang des Verpackens; siehe 3765); packing (the process of packaging; see to pack, to package, Vorgang des Verpackens; siehe 3765) |
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packaging |
