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gen. Funkfeuer n Leuchtfeuer n Fanal n Leuchte f grenzstein ; lochstein agric. ausbaken commun. Ortungsgerät n comp., MS Signal n (A signal that tells your Xbox Live and Facebook friends that you want to play a particular game, and notifies you when friends are playing or want to play that game) ; Beacon n (A snippet of software placed in an advertisement or e-mail message, or on a Web page to help measure delivery of the item to a Web browser and to track a user's actions in general) construct. Boje f (Seezeichen) econ. Signalfeuer n Verkehrsampel f emerg.care Antikollisionslicht n Leitfeuer n Leuchtfeuer n lab.law. Lichtkegel m Wegeleuchte m nautic. Bake f railw., sec.sys. Gleisantenne f Gleisbake f Balise f survey. Signal n tech. Funkbake f Navigationsbake f Feuer n Leitstrahlsender m transp., el. Leuchtturm m
beacons not of metal, non-luminous n
gen. Baken, nicht leuchtend und nicht aus Metall agric. abbaken ; bebaken IT Beacon-Betrieb English thesaurus abbr., cartogr. ben avia., Canada An aeronautical light arranged, either through optical design or mechanical motion, to be visible to all azimuths, either continuously or consecutively, to designate a particular point on the surface of the earth mil., abbr. bcn ; bea abbr. Become Employed At Career Online Network abbr., avia. British European airway computerized office network abbr., ed. Believing Education And Connecting Our Network abbr., el. British European airway computer network abbr., karate. British European Airways Computer Network abbr., st.exch. Boston Stock Exchange Automated Communication and Order-routing Network
