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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Aufzugssschacht
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Aufzugssschacht
m
, Aufzugschacht
m
Aufzugssschächte
pl
, Aufzugschächte
pl
lift shaft
Br.
, elevator shaft
Am.
lift shafts, elevator shafts
Aufzugssschacht
m
, Aufzugschacht
m
Aufzugssschächte
pl
, Aufzugschächte
pl
lift shaft
Br.
, elevator shaft
Am.
lift shafts, elevator shafts
Aufzugsschacht
m
; Aufzugschacht
m
; Fahrstuhlschacht
m
Dt.
Aufzugsschächte
pl
; Aufzugschächte
pl
; Fahrstuhlschächte
pl
lift well
Br.
; elevator well
Am.
lift wells; elevator wells
Aufzugsschacht
m
; Aufzugschacht
m
Aufzugsschächte
pl
; Aufzugschächte
pl
lift shaft
Br.
; elevator shaft
Am.
lift shafts; elevator shafts
Aufzugssschacht
m
, Aufzugschacht
m
Aufzugssschächte
pl
, Aufzugschächte
pl
lift shaft
Br.
, elevator shaft
Am.
lift shafts, elevator shafts
Aufzugsstängelchen
n
; Waage
f
textil.
spring shaft
Aufzugssteuerungen
pl
electr.
techn.
elevator controls
Deutsche
Aufzugssschacht Synonyme
Englische
lift shaft elevator shaft Synonyme
lift
Caelus
Great Leap Forward
Olympian heights
Sunday drive
a leg up
abstract
acculturate
acme
advance
advancement
aerial heights
aerosphere
aggrandize
aid
air
airing
ameliorate
amelioration
amend
amendment
amortize
and
annex
annul
apex
appropriate
arise
ascend
ascent
aspire
assist
assistance
atmosphere
azure
bag
bang
be poised
bear
better
bettering
betterment
billow
biosphere
blue sky
boost
boot
bore
borrow
break
breakers
bring forward
buoy up
burglary
caelum
cancel
canopy
canopy of heaven
caper
carry
cast up
cerulean
charge
chop
choppiness
chopping sea
civilize
clear
comb
comber
comfort
conduct
confiscate
convey
cop
cope
copy
crab
crane
crash
crib
dash
defraud
deify
derrick
dignify
dirty water
disappear
discharge
discontinue
dismantle
dissipate
dizzy heights
drive
dumbwaiter
eagre
ebb and flow
ecosphere
edify
educate
elate
elevate
elevation
elevator
embezzle
emend
eminence
empyrean
encouragement
end
enhance
enhancement
enlighten
ennoble
enrich
enrichment
enshrine
erect
erector
escalate
escalator
ether
eugenics
euthenics
exalt
extort
fatten
favor
filch
firmament
flush
fly
fork
lift
forward
foster
freight
furtherance
gantry crane
gaseous envelope
go straight
grab
gravity wave
ground swell
hand
headway
heave
heaven
heavens
heavy sea
heavy swell
heft
height
heighten
heights
heist
helping hand
hike
hoick
hoist
hold up
honor
hook
hyaline
hydraulic tailgate
immortalize
improve
improve upon
improvement
inducement
inspiration
jack
jackscrew
jerk up
job
jollies
joyride
kick
knock up
larceny
lard
leg
leg up
lever
levitate
liberate
lift
up
lift
er
lift
s
liquidate
lob
loft
lop
lug
magnify
make accounts square
make an improvement
make off with
manhandle
meliorate
melioration
mend
mending
mount
moving staircase
nick
nip
noosphere
nurture
pack
palm
pay in full
pay off
pay
lift
er
andiron
body snatcher
booster
chain
chicken thief
coal tongs
con man
crab
crane
crook
damper
den of thieves
derrick
embezzler
erector
filcher
fire hook
fire tongs
firedog
fork
lift
ganef
gantry crane
ghoul
grafter
grate
grating
grave robber
grid
griddle
gridiron
grill
griller
hoist
hydraulic tailgate
jack
jackscrew
jewel thief
land pirate
land shark
land-grabber
larcener
larcenist
lever
lift
peculator
petty thief
pilferer
poacher
poker
pothook
prowler
purloiner
robber
salamander
scrounger
shop
lift
er
sneak thief
spit
stealer
swindler
tackle
thief
tongs
tripod
trivet
turnspit
white-collar thief
windlass
Aufzugssschacht Definition
Air
shaft
(
)
A
passage,
usually
vertical,
for
admitting
fresh
air
into
a
mine
or
a
tunnel.
Butt
shaft
(
)
An
arrow
without
a
barb,
for
shooting
at
butts
Elevator
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
raises
or
lifts
up
anything
Elevator
(
n.
)
A
mechanical
contrivance,
usually
an
endless
belt
or
chain
with
a
series
of
scoops
or
buckets,
for
transferring
grain
to
an
upper
loft
for
storage.
Elevator
(
n.
)
A
cage
or
platform
and
the
hoisting
machinery
in
a
hotel,
warehouse,
mine,
etc.,
for
conveying
persons,
goods,
etc.,
to
or
from
different
floors
or
levels
Elevator
(
n.
)
A
building
for
elevating,
storing,
and
discharging,
grain.
Elevator
(
n.
)
A
muscle
which
serves
to
raise
a
part
of
the
body,
as
the
leg
or
the
eye.
Elevator
(
n.
)
An
instrument
for
raising
a
depressed
portion
of
a
bone.
Lift
(
n.
)
The
sky
Lift
(
v.
t.)
To
move
in
a
direction
opposite
to
that
of
gravitation
Lift
(
v.
t.)
To
raise,
elevate,
exalt,
improve,
in
rank,
condition,
estimation,
character,
etc.
Lift
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
Lift
(
v.
t.)
To
collect,
as
moneys
due
Lift
(
v.
t.)
To
steal
Lift
(
v.
i.)
To
try
to
raise
something
Lift
(
v.
i.)
To
rise
Lift
(
v.
t.)
To
live
by
theft.
Lift
(
n.
)
Act
of
lifting
Lift
(
n.
)
The
space
or
distance
through
which
anything
is
lifted
Lift
(
n.
)
Help
Lift
(
n.
)
That
by
means
of
which
a
person
or
thing
lifts
or
is
lifted
Lift
(
n.
)
A
hoisting
machine
Lift
(
n.
)
A
handle.
Lift
(
n.
)
An
exercising
machine.
Lift
(
n.
)
A
rise
Lift
(
n.
)
A
lift
gate.
See
Lift
gate,
below.
Lift
(
n.
)
A
rope
leading
from
the
masthead
to
the
extremity
of
a
yard
below
Lift
(
n.
)
One
of
the
steps
of
a
cone
pulley.
Lift
(
n.
)
A
layer
of
leather
in
the
heel.
Lift
(
n.
)
That
portion
of
the
vibration
of
a
balance
during
which
the
impulse
is
given.
Rock
shaft
(
)
A
shaft
that
oscillates
on
its
journals,
instead
of
revolving,
--
usually
carrying
levers
by
means
of
which
it
receives
and
communicates
reciprocating
motion,
as
in
the
valve
gear
of
some
steam
engines
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
slender,
smooth
stem
of
an
arrow
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
long
handle
of
a
spear
or
similar
weapon
Shaft
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
in
some
degree
the
stem
or
handle
of
an
arrow
or
a
spear
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
trunk,
stem,
or
stalk
of
a
plant.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
stem
or
midrib
of
a
feather.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
pole,
or
tongue,
of
a
vehicle
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
candlestick
which
supports
its
branches.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
handle
or
helve
of
certain
tools,
instruments,
etc.,
as
a
hammer,
a
whip,
etc.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
pole,
especially
a
Maypole.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
body
of
a
column
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
column,
an
obelisk,
or
other
spire-shaped
or
columnar
monument.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
rod
at
the
end
of
a
heddle.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
solid
or
hollow
cylinder
or
bar,
having
one
or
more
journals
on
which
it
rests
and
revolves,
and
intended
to
carry
one
or
more
wheels
or
other
revolving
parts
and
to
transmit
power
or
motion
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
humming
bird
(Thaumastura
cora)
having
two
of
the
tail
feathers
next
to
the
middle
ones
very
long
in
the
male
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
well-like
excavation
in
the
earth,
perpendicular
or
nearly
so,
made
for
reaching
and
raising
ore,
for
raising
water,
etc.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
long
passage
for
the
admission
or
outlet
of
air
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
chamber
of
a
blast
furnace.
Way
shaft
(
)
A
rock
shaft.
Way
shaft
(
)
An
interior
shaft,
usually
one
connecting
two
levels.
lift shaft [Br.] elevator shaft [Am.] / lift shafts elevator shafts Bedeutung
lift
raise
heave
the
act
of
raising
something,
he
responded
with
a
lift
of
his
eyebrow,
fireman
learn
several
different
raises
for
getting
ladders
up
face
lift
facelift
face
lifting
a
renovation
that
improves
the
outward
appearance
(as
of
a
building)
but
usually
does
not
involve
major
changes,
give
your
home
a
facelift,
more
than
a
facelift,
the
new
model
marks
a
fundamental
change
of
direction
lift
a
ride
in
a
car,
he
gave
me
a
lift
home
airlift
lift
transportation
of
people
or
goods
by
air
(especially
when
other
means
of
access
are
unavailable)
face
lift
facelift
lift
face
lifting
cosmetic
surgery
rhytidectomy
rhytidoplasty
nip
and
tuck
plastic
surgery
to
remove
wrinkles
and
other
signs
of
aging
from
your
face,
an
incision
is
made
near
the
hair
line
and
skin
is
pulled
back
and
excess
tissue
is
excised,
some
actresses
have
more
than
one
face
lift
lift
the
act
of
giving
temporary
assistance
chicken
louse
shaft
louse
Menopon
palladum
Menopon
gallinae
a
louse
parasitic
on
poultry
quill
calamus
shaft
the
hollow
spine
of
a
feather
air
shaft
air
well
a
shaft
for
ventilation
butt
shaft
a
blunt
arrow
without
a
barb,
an
arrow
used
for
target
practice
car
elevator
car
where
passengers
ride
up
and
down,
the
car
was
on
the
top
floor
chairlift
chair
lift
a
ski
lift
on
which
riders
(skiers
or
sightseers)
are
seated
and
carried
up
or
down
a
mountainside,
seats
are
hung
from
an
endless
overhead
cable
drawbridge
lift
bridge
a
bridge
that
can
be
raised
to
block
passage
or
to
allow
boats
or
ships
to
pass
beneath
it
dumbwaiter
food
elevator
a
small
elevator
used
to
convey
food
(or
other
goods)
from
one
floor
of
a
building
to
another
elevator
lift
lifting
device
consisting
of
a
platform
or
cage
that
is
raised
and
lowered
mechanically
in
a
vertical
shaft
in
order
to
move
people
from
one
floor
to
another
in
a
building
elevator
the
airfoil
on
the
tailplane
of
an
aircraft
that
makes
it
ascend
or
descend
elevator
shaft
a
vertical
shaft
in
a
building
to
permit
the
passage
of
an
elevator
from
floor
to
floor
freight
elevator
service
elevator
an
elevator
designed
for
carrying
freight
lift
one
of
the
layers
forming
the
heel
of
a
shoe
or
boot
lift
a
device
worn
in
a
shoe
or
boot
to
make
the
wearer
look
taller
or
to
correct
a
shortened
leg
lift
pump
pump
used
to
lift
rather
than
force
a
liquid
up
rotating
shaft
shaft
a
revolving
rod
that
transmits
power
or
motion
rotor
head
rotor
shaft
the
axis
around
which
the
major
rotor
of
a
helicopter
turns
shaft
a
long
rod
or
pole
(especially
the
handle
of
an
implement
or
the
body
of
a
weapon
like
a
spear
or
arrow)
shaft
a
long
vertical
passage
sunk
into
the
earth,
as
for
a
mine
or
tunnel
shaft
scape
(architecture)
upright
consisting
of
the
vertical
part
of
a
column
shaft
a
vertical
passageway
through
a
building
(as
for
an
elevator)
ski
tow
ski
lift
lift
a
powered
conveyance
that
carries
skiers
up
a
hill
spear
lance
shaft
a
long
pointed
rod
used
as
a
tool
or
weapon
surface
lift
a
ski
tow
that
pulls
skiers
up
a
slope
without
lifting
them
off
the
ground
T-bar
lift
T-bar
Alpine
lift
a
surface
lift
where
riders
hold
a
bar
and
are
pulled
up
the
hill
on
their
skis
top
lift
the
bottom
layer
of
a
heel
transmission
shaft
rotating
shaft
that
transmits
rotary
motion
from
the
engine
to
the
differential
ventilation
shaft
a
shaft
in
a
building,
serves
as
an
air
passage
for
ventilation
cock
prick
dick
shaft
pecker
peter
tool
putz
obscene
terms
for
penis
diaphysis
shaft
the
main
(mid)
section
of
a
long
bone
shot
shaft
slam
dig
barb
jibe
gibe
an
aggressive
remark
directed
at
a
person
like
a
missile
and
intended
to
have
a
telling
effect,
his
parting
shot
was
`drop
dead',
she
threw
shafts
of
sarcasm,
she
takes
a
dig
at
me
every
chance
she
gets
shaft
a
line
that
forms
the
length
of
an
arrow
pointer
lift
rise
a
wave
that
lifts
the
surface
of
the
water
or
ground
elevation
lift
raising
the
event
of
something
being
raised
upward,
an
elevation
of
the
temperature
in
the
afternoon,
a
raising
of
the
land
resulting
from
volcanic
activity
elevator
girl
a
girl
employed
to
operate
an
elevator
elevator
man
elevator
boy
liftman
a
man
employed
to
operate
an
elevator,
in
England
they
call
an
elevator
man
a
liftman
elevator
operator
an
operator
of
an
elevator
aerodynamic
lift
lift
the
component
of
the
aerodynamic
forces
acting
on
an
airfoil
that
opposes
gravity
beam
beam
of
light
light
beam
ray
ray
of
light
shaft
shaft
of
light
irradiation
a
column
of
light
(as
from
a
beacon)
face-lift
lift
perform
cosmetic
surgery
on
someone's
face
lift
remove
from
a
surface,
the
detective
carefully
lifted
some
fingerprints
from
the
table
lift
take
off
or
away
by
decreasing,
lift
the
pressure
lift
remove
from
a
seedbed
or
from
a
nursery,
lift
the
tulip
bulbs
lift
remove
(hair)
by
scalping
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