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Definition
Synonym
Augenscheinpr�fung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gefahr ernster Augenschäden. (Gefahrenhinweis)
Risk of serious damage to eyes. (hazard note)
Anschein
m
, Erscheinung
f
, Erscheinungsbild
n
, Augenschein
m
dem Anschein nach, dem Augenschein nach
dem ersten Augenschein nach
appearance
by all appearances
at first sight
Augenschein
m
etw. in Augenschein nehmen
inspection, visual inspection
to have a close look at sth., to give sth. a close inspection
Anschein
m
; Erscheinung
f
; Erscheinungsbild
n
dem Anschein nach
allem Anschein nach
es hat den Anschein als ob ...
appearance
by all appearances
to all appearances; apparently
it seems as if ...
Augenschein
m
richterlicher Augenschein
etw. in Augenschein nehmen
dem ersten Augenschein nach
einen Augenschein Lokalaugenschein
Ös.
vornehmen
inspection; visual inspection
judicial inspection
to have a close look at sth.; to give sth. a close inspection
at first sight
to inspect view the locus in quo the place property (in question)
Beweis
m
; Nachweis
m
; Beweismaterial
n
; Beweismittel
n
jur.
Zeugenbeweis
m
nicht der geringste Beweis
zulässiges Beweismittel
zweifelsfreier Beweis
kriminaltechnisches Beweismaterial
objektiver Beweis
als Beweis
aus Mangel an Beweisen; wegen Mangels an Beweisen; mangels Beweisen
jur.
Beweis durch Augenschein
den Beweis erbringen (für)
Beweise erbringen; Beweismaterial beibringen
den Beweis führen antreten
Beweise ignorieren; Beweismaterial nicht beachten
falsche Beweismittel unterschieben
evidence
testimonial evidence
not a scrap of evidence
admissible evidence
unequivocal evidence; unimpeachable evidence
forensic evidence
physical evidence
in evidence
for lack of evidence; owing to lack of evidence
real evidence; evidence from by inspection
to furnish evidence (of); to supply evidence (of)
to produce evidence
to offer tender evidence
to ignore evidence
to plant evidence
(äußerer) Anschein
m
auf den ersten blick
dem Anschein nach
allem Anschein nach
es hat den Anschein, als ob …
appearance
at first appearance
by all appearances
to all appearances; apparently
it seems as if …
Augenschein
m
richterlicher Augenschein
etw. in Augenschein nehmen
dem ersten Augenschein nach
einen Augenschein Lokalaugenschein
Ös.
vornehmen
inspection; visual inspection
judicial inspection
to have a close look at sth.; to give sth. a close inspection
at first sight
to inspect view the locus in quo the place property (in question)
Beweismaterial
n
; Beweismittel
n
; Beweis
m
jur.
gesammelte Beweise
umfangreiches Beweismaterial
belastendes Beweismaterial; Belastungsmaterial; erdrückende Beweise
kriminaltechnischer Beweis; Spurenbeweis
m
Zeugenbeweis
m
nicht der geringste Beweis
zulässiges Beweismittel
zweifelsfreier Beweis
Sachbeweis
m
als Beweis
aus Mangel an Beweisen; wegen Mangels an Beweisen; mangels Beweisen
jur.
Beweis durch Augenschein
den Beweis erbringen (für)
Beweise erbringen; Beweismaterial beibringen
den Beweis führen antreten
Beweise ignorieren; Beweismaterial nicht beachten
Beweise würdigen
falsche Beweismittel unterschieben
Die Beweise waren erdrückend.
proof of evidence; evidence (in civil proceedings); criminal evidence (in criminal proceedings)
body of evidence
large body of evidence
incriminating evidence; damning evidence
forensic evidence
testimonial evidence
not a scrap of evidence
admissible evidence
unequivocal evidence; unimpeachable evidence
real evidence; material evidence; physical evidence
in evidence
for lack of evidence; owing to lack of evidence
evidence from by inspection
to furnish evidence (of); to supply evidence (of)
to produce evidence
to offer tender evidence
to ignore evidence
to evaluate evidence
to plant evidence
The evidence was damning.
Gelegenheit
f
; (zeitlich begrenzte) Möglichkeit
f
(zu etw. etw. zu tun); Chance
f
(auf etw. etw. zu tun)
Gelegenheiten
pl
; Möglichkeiten
pl
; Chancen
pl
bei der ersten Gelegenheit
in Frage kommende Möglichkeiten
die Gelegenheit ergreifen
eine Gelegenheit ergreifen
eine Gelegenheit ergreifen; eine Gelegenheit beim Schopfe packen
jdm. Gelegenheit geben, etw. zu tun; jdm. die Möglichkeit einräumen, etw. zu tun
geh.
auf eine günstige Gelegenheit warten
eine Gelegenheit beim Schopf ergreifen
eine Gelegenheit verpassen; eine Gelegenheit versäumen
sich eine Gelegenheit entgehen lassen
etw. zum Anlass nehmen zu …
sobald sich eine Gelegenheit bietet; sobald sich eine Möglichkeit ergibt
Ich möchte bei dieser Gelegenheit darauf hinweisen, dass …
Du solltest dir diese Gelegenheit nicht entgehen lassen.
Jede Krise ist auch eine Chance; In jeder Krise liegt eine Chance.
Die Botschaft nimmt dies zum Anlass, um das Ministerium erneut ihrer vorzüglichsten Hochachtung zu versichern. (Schlussformel Verbalnote)
pol.
Die Firma bietet ihren Kunden die Möglichkeit, alle Produkte in Augenschein zu nehmen.
opportunity (for sth. to do sth.) (temporary situation, in which sth. can be done)
opportunities
at the first opportunity available
possible opportunities
to jump at the chance
to take an opportunity; to seize an opportunity
to snatch at an opportunity; to grasp at an opportunity
to give offer afford sb. an opportunity to do sth.
to wait for a good opportunity; to wait for the right moment
to seize an opportunity with both hands
to miss an opportunity; to miss the boat
fig.
to pass up a chance opportunity
to use something as an opportunity to …
as soon as an opportunity arises
I should like to take this opportunity to point out that …
You shouldn't pass up this opportunity.
Every crisis is also an opportunity.; In every crisis there is an opportunity.
The Embassy avails itself of this opportunity to renew to the Ministry the assurance of its highest consideration (complimentary close note verbale)
The company offers its customers the opportunity to inspect all products.
jdn. etw. beobachten; (mit Blicken mit den Augen) verfolgen; in Augenschein nehmen
geh.
v
beobachtend; verfolgend; in Augenschein nehmend
beobachtet; verfolgt; in Augenschein genommen
beobachtet; verfolgt; nimmt in Augenschein
beobachtete; verfolgte; nahm in Augenschein
Wir haben beobachtet, wie sie die Bank betreten haben.
Es wurde beobachtet, dass sie das Schiff verließ.
to observe sb. sth.
observing
observed
observes
observed
We observed them entering the bank.
She was observed to leave the boat.
augenscheinlich, auf der Hand liegend, nahe liegend, naheliegend
alt
nicht augescheinlich, nicht nahe liegend
naheliegend sein, ins Auge springen
obvious
non-obvious
to be obvious
klar, einleuchtend, offensichtlich, augenscheinlich
adj
evident, self-evident
offenbar, offenkundig, augenscheinlich
adj
manifest
augenscheinlich; augenfällig; auf der Hand liegend; nahe liegend; naheliegend
alt
adj
nicht augenscheinlich; nicht nahe liegend
naheliegend sein; ins Auge springen
obvious
non-obvious
to be obvious
klar; einleuchtend; offensichtlich; augenscheinlich; offenkundig; sinnfällig
adj
evident; self-evident
offenbar; offenkundig; augenscheinlich; sinnfällig
adj
sofern kein offensichtlicher Fehler vorliegt
manifest
in the absence of manifest error
offenbar; offensichtlich; anscheinend; augenscheinlich
adv
apparently; evidently; ostensibly
offenbar; offensichtlich; anscheinend; augenscheinlich
adv
apparently; evidently; self-evidently
eindeutig
adj
; augenscheinlich
adv
Er ist eindeutig nicht in der Lage, ...
manifestly {adv}
He is manifestly unable to ...
anscheinend; augenscheinlich
adv
jur.
prima facie {adv}
Defekt
m
, Mangel
m
, Schaden
m
, Missstand
m
Defekte
pl
, Mängel
pl
, Schäden
pl
, Missstände
pl
augenscheinlicher Mangel
körperlicher Defekt, körperlicher Schaden
geistiger Defekt, geistiger Schaden
mechanischer Defekt
defect, fault
defects
apparent defect
physical defect
mental defect
mechanical defect
Defekt
m
; Mangel
m
Defekte
pl
; Mängel
pl
augenscheinlicher Mangel
geistiger Defekt; geistiger Schaden
körperlicher Defekt; körperlicher Schaden
kleiner Fehler; geringer Fehler
mechanischer Defekt
mit Fehlern behaftet sein
defect; fault; flaw
defects; faults; flaws
apparent defect
mental defect
physical defect
minor defect
mechanical defect
to contain defects
Defekt
m
; Mangel
m
Defekte
pl
; Mängel
pl
augenscheinlicher Mangel
geistiger Defekt; geistiger Schaden
körperlicher Defekt; körperlicher Schaden
kleiner Fehler; geringer Fehler
mechanischer Defekt
mit Fehlern behaftet sein
defect; deficiency; fault; flaw
defects; deficiencies; faults; flaws
apparent defect
mental defect
physical defect
minor defect
mechanical defect
to contain defects
Augenscheinprüfung
f
mach.
Augenscheinprüfungen
pl
visual inspection
visual inspections
Sichtprüfung
f
; Augenscheinprüfung
f
visual check; sight check; visual inspection
Augenscheren
pl
mach.
eye surgical scissors
Augenschmaus
m
übtr.
feast for the eyes
ein schöner Anblick
m
; eine Augenweide; ein Augenschmaus
m
humor.
; ein Hochgenuss
m
Die Bühnenshow war eine Augen- und Ohrenweide ein Hochgenuss.
Es war eine Augenweide die Mannschaft so organisiert und konzentriert spielen zu sehen.
a sight for sore eyes
The stage show was a sight for sore eyes and ears.
It was a sight for sore eyes to see watch the team play with that organisation and focus.
ein schöner Anblick
m
; eine Augenweide; ein Augenschmaus
m
humor.
; ein Hochgenuss
m
Die Bühnenshow war eine Augen- und Ohrenweide ein Hochgenuss.
Es war eine Augenweide, die Mannschaft so organisiert und konzentriert spielen zu sehen.
a sight for sore eyes
The stage show was a sight for sore eyes and ears.
It was a sight for sore eyes to see watch the team play with that organisation and focus.
(wahres) Fest
n
(+Gen. für jdn. etw.); Schmaus
m
(in Zusammensetzungen)
übtr.
ein Fest der Farben
ein Fest der Tore
sport
ein Fest für Cineasten
ein Gaumenschmaus
ein Augenschmaus; eine Augenweide
ein wahres Fest für Augen und Ohren bieten
(veritable) feast (of sth. for sb. sth.)
fig.
(rich supply of something enjoyable)
a feast of colors
a feast of goals
a feast for cinephiles
a feast for the palate
a feast for the eyes; a visual feast
to provide a veritable feast of sights and sounds
Augenschmerz
m
med.
Augenschmerzen
pl
eye pain
eye pains, eyestrain
Augenschmerzen
pl
; Augenschmerz
m
med.
eye pain
Augenschmerzen
eyestrain
Augenschminke
f
; Augen-Makeup
n
eye make-up
Augenschminke
f
; Augen-Makeup
n
eye make-up (eye makeup) (eye make up)
Augenschraube
f
, Ösenschraube
f
, Ringschraube
f
, Augenbolzen
m
techn.
Augenschrauben
pl
, Ösenschrauben
pl
, Ringschrauben
pl
, Augenbolzen
pl
eyebolt, eye-bolt
eyebolts, eye-bolts
Augenschraube
f
; Ösenschraube
f
; Ringschraube
f
; Augenbolzen
m
techn.
Augenschrauben
pl
; Ösenschrauben
pl
; Ringschrauben
pl
; Augenbolzen
pl
eyebolt; eye-bolt
eyebolts; eye-bolts
Augenschraube
f
; Augenbolzen
m
; Ösenschraube
f
; Einschrauböse
f
; Ringschraube
f
techn.
Augenschrauben
pl
; Augenbolzen
pl
; Ösenschrauben
pl
; Einschraubösen
pl
; Ringschrauben
pl
Ringbolzen
m
eyebolt; eye-bolt
eyebolts; eye-bolts
lifting eyebolt
Augenschutz
pl
techn.
eye protection
Schwindel
m
; Vertigo
f
med.
Augenschwindel
m
Dauerschwindel
m
Magenschwindel
m
Ohrschwindel
m
; vestibulärer Schwindel
horizontaler vertikaler Schwindel
objektiver subjektiver Schwindel
neurasthenischer Schwindel
paralytischer Schwindel
zentraler Schwindel
dizziness; giddiness; vertigo; lipothymia; dinus
ocular vertigo
permanent vertigo
stomachal vertigo
aural vertigo; auditory vertigo; vestibular vertigo
horizontal vertical vertigo
objective subjective vertigo
neurasthenic vertigo
paralytic vertigo
central vertigo; cerebral vertigo
Schwindel
m
; Vertigo
f
med.
Augenschwindel
m
Dauerschwindel
m
Liftschwindel
m
; Liftgefühl
n
; Liftempfindung
f
Magenschwindel
m
Ohrschwindel
m
; vestibulärer Schwindel
horizontaler vertikaler Schwindel
objektiver subjektiver Schwindel
neurasthenischer Schwindel
paralytischer Schwindel
zentraler Schwindel
dizziness; giddiness; vertigo; lipothymia; dinus
ocular vertigo
permanent vertigo
elevation-induced vertigo
stomachal vertigo
aural vertigo; auditory vertigo; vestibular vertigo
horizontal vertical vertigo
objective subjective vertigo
neurasthenic vertigo
paralytic vertigo
central vertigo; cerebral vertigo
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Englische
Risk of serious damage to eyes. Synonyme
risk
accident
accidentality
actuarial calculation
admit of
adventitiousness
adventure
be liable
be subjected to
beard
bet
bid fair to
brave
break
breakers ahead
buy in
buy into
calculated risk
cardhouse
casualness
cause for alarm
chance
chance it
compromise
confront
court destruction
crisis
danger
dangerous ground
dare
defy
defy danger
destiny
desultoriness
emergency
encounter
encounter danger
endanger
endangerment
expose
exposure
face
face up to
fate
financier
flier
flukiness
forget the odds
fortuitousness
fortuity
fortune
gamble
gamble on
gamble with
gaping chasm
gathering clouds
good fortune
good luck
hap
happenstance
happy chance
hazard
heedless hap
house of cards
how they fall
imperil
imperilment
incur danger
indeterminacy
indeterminateness
infirmity
insecurity
insolidity
instability
insubstantiality
invest
invest in
investment
jeopard
jeopardize
jeopardy
law of averages
lay open
lay out money
liability
liableness
lie under
lot
luck
make an investment
make book
meet
menace
moira
openness
opportunity
pass
peril
perilousness
pinch
place
play
play with fire
plight
plow back into
plunge
precariousness
predicament
predict
prime investment
principle of indeterminacy
probability
problematicness
prognosticate
put
put in danger
put in jeopardy
quicksand
random sample
reinvest
rely on fortune
riskiness
rocks ahead
run a chance
run of luck
run the chance
run the risk
serendipity
set at hazard
shakiness
shiftiness
shiftingness
sink
sink money in
slipperiness
speculate
speculation
speculativeness
stand a chance
stand fair to
stand to gain
stand to lose
statistical probability
storm clouds
strait
take a chance
take a flier
take chances
tempt Providence
tempt fortune
the breaks
theory of probability
thin ice
threat
ticklishness
treacherousness
treachery
trust to chance
try the chance
unauthenticity
unauthoritativeness
riskiness
chanciness
criticalness
danger
delicacy
desultoriness
doubtfulness
dubiousness
hazard
hazardousness
infirmity
insecurity
insolidity
instability
insubstantiality
peril
perilousness
precariousness
risk
shakiness
shiftiness
shiftingness
slipperiness
speculativeness
sword of Damocles
ticklish business
ticklishness
totteriness
touchiness
treacherousness
treachery
unauthenticity
unauthoritativeness
uncertainty
undependability
unfaithworthiness
unhealthiness
unpredictability
unreliability
unsafeness
unsolidity
unsoundness
unsteadfastness
unsteadiness
unsubstantiality
unsureness
untrustworthiness
risky
accidental
adventitious
adventurous
aleatory
blue
broad
casual
causeless
chance
chancy
contingent
dangerous
delicate
destinal
desultory
dicey
fatal
fatidic
fluky
fortuitous
full of risk
hairy
hazardous
iffy
incidental
indeterminate
infirm
insecure
insubstantial
jeopardous
off-color
on thin ice
perilous
precarious
provisional
racy
riskful
risque
salty
scabrous
sensitive
shady
shaky
shifting
shifty
slippery
speculative
spicy
suggestive
temporary
tentative
ticklish
touch-and-go
touchy
treacherous
uncaused
uncertain
undependable
undetermined
unexpected
unfaithworthy
unforeseeable
unforeseen
unhealthy
unlooked-for
unpredictable
unreliable
unsolid
unsound
unstable
unsteadfast
unsteady
unsubstantial
unsure
untrustworthy
venturesome
venturous
wicked
wildcat
Augenscheinpr�fung Definition
After-note
(
n.
)
One
of
the
small
notes
occur
on
the
unaccented
parts
of
the
measure,
taking
their
time
from
the
preceding
note.
Bank
note
(
)
A
promissory
note
issued
by
a
bank
or
banking
company,
payable
to
bearer
on
demand.
Bank
note
(
)
Formerly,
a
promissory
note
made
by
a
banker,
or
banking
company,
payable
to
a
specified
person
at
a
fixed
date
Bank
note
(
)
A
promissory
note
payable
at
a
bank.
Damage
(
n.
)
Injury
or
harm
to
person,
property,
or
reputation
Damage
(
n.
)
The
estimated
reparation
in
money
for
detriment
or
injury
sustained
Damage
(
n.
)
To
ocassion
damage
to
the
soudness,
goodness,
or
value
of
Damage
(
v.
i.)
To
receive
damage
or
harm
Damage
feasant
(
)
Doing
injury
Hazard
(
n.
)
A
game
of
chance
played
with
dice.
Hazard
(
n.
)
The
uncertain
result
of
throwing
a
die
Hazard
(
n.
)
Risk
Hazard
(
n.
)
Holing
a
ball,
whether
the
object
ball
(winning
hazard)
or
the
player's
ball
(losing
hazard).
Hazard
(
n.
)
Anything
that
is
hazarded
or
risked,
as
the
stakes
in
gaming.
Hazard
(
n.
)
To
expose
to
the
operation
of
chance
Hazard
(
n.
)
To
venture
to
incur,
or
bring
on.
Hazard
(
v.
i.)
To
try
the
chance
Nine-eyes
(
n.
)
The
lamprey.
Note
(
v.
t.)
To
butt
Note
(
)
Know
not
Note
(
n.
)
Nut.
Note
(
n.
)
Need
Note
(
n.
)
A
mark
or
token
by
which
a
thing
may
be
known
Note
(
n.
)
A
mark,
or
sign,
made
to
call
attention,
to
point
out
something
to
notice,
or
the
like
Note
(
n.
)
A
brief
remark
Note
(
n.
)
A
brief
writing
intended
to
assist
the
memory
Note
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
writing
intended
to
be
used
in
speaking
Note
(
n.
)
A
short
informal
letter
Note
(
n.
)
A
diplomatic
missive
or
written
communication.
Note
(
n.
)
A
written
or
printed
paper
acknowledging
a
debt,
and
promising
payment
Note
(
n.
)
A
list
of
items
or
of
charges
Note
(
n.
)
A
character,
variously
formed,
to
indicate
the
length
of
a
tone,
and
variously
placed
upon
the
staff
to
indicate
its
pitch.
Hence:
Note
(
n.
)
A
musical
sound
Note
(
n.
)
A
key
of
the
piano
or
organ.
Note
(
n.
)
Observation
Note
(
n.
)
Notification
Note
(
n.
)
State
of
being
under
observation.
Note
(
n.
)
Reputation
Note
(
n.
)
Stigma
Note
(
n.
)
To
notice
with
care
Note
(
n.
)
To
record
in
writing
Note
(
n.
)
To
charge,
as
with
crime
(with
of
or
for
before
the
thing
charged)
Note
(
n.
)
To
denote
Note
(
n.
)
To
annotate.
Note
(
n.
)
To
set
down
in
musical
characters.
Note
paper
(
)
Writing
paper,
not
exceeding
in
size,
when
folded
once,
five
by
eight
inches.
Post
note
(
)
A
note
issued
by
a
bank,
payable
at
some
future
specified
time,
as
distinguished
from
a
note
payable
on
demand.
Prompt-note
(
n.
)
A
memorandum
of
a
sale,
and
time
when
payment
is
due,
given
to
the
purchaser
at
a
sale
of
goods.
Risk
(
n.
)
Hazard
Risk
(
n.
)
Hazard
of
loss
Risk of serious damage to eyes. (hazard note) Bedeutung
damage
harm
hurt
scathe
the
act
of
damaging
something
or
someone
wrong
legal
injury
damage
any
harm
or
injury
resulting
from
a
violation
of
a
legal
right
risk
peril
danger
a
venture
undertaken
without
regard
to
possible
loss
or
injury,
he
saw
the
rewards
but
not
the
risks
of
crime,
there
was
a
danger
he
would
do
the
wrong
thing
damage
control
an
effort
to
minimize
or
curtail
damage
or
loss
risk
arbitrage
takeover
arbitrage
arbitrage
involving
risk,
as
in
the
simultaneous
purchase
of
stock
in
a
target
company
and
sale
of
stock
in
its
potential
acquirer,
if
the
takeover
fails
the
arbitrageur
may
lose
a
great
deal
of
money
hazard
an
obstacle
on
a
golf
course
water
hazard
hazard
provided
by
ponds
of
water
that
the
golfer
must
avoid
note
a
characteristic
emotional
quality,
it
ended
on
a
sour
note,
there
was
a
note
of
gaiety
in
her
manner,
he
detected
a
note
of
sarcasm
risk
risk
of
exposure
the
probability
of
being
exposed
to
an
infectious
agent
risk
risk
of
infection
the
probability
of
becoming
infected
given
that
exposure
to
an
infectious
agent
has
occurred
mental
note
special
attention
with
intent
to
remember,
he
made
a
mental
note
to
send
her
flowers
eyes
opinion
or
judgment,
in
the
eyes
of
the
law,
I
was
wrong
in
her
eyes
note
a
brief
written
record,
he
made
a
note
of
the
appointment
sale
in
gross
contract
of
hazard
a
sale
of
a
tract
of
land
as
a
whole
without
a
warranty
as
to
the
acreage
note
short
letter
line
billet
a
short
personal
letter,
drop
me
a
line
when
you
get
there
note
annotation
notation
a
comment
or
instruction
(usually
added),
his
notes
were
appended
at
the
end
of
the
article,
he
added
a
short
notation
to
the
address
on
the
envelope
two-note
call
a
birdcall
having
two
notes,
the
two-note
call
of
the
cuckoo
note
musical
note
tone
a
notation
representing
the
pitch
and
duration
of
a
musical
sound,
the
singer
held
the
note
too
long
passing
note
passing
tone
a
nonharmonic
note
inserted
for
transition
between
harmonic
notes
whole
note
semibreve
a
musical
note
having
the
longest
time
value
(equal
to
four
beats
in
common
time)
half
note
minim
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
half
a
whole
note
quarter
note
crotchet
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
quarter
of
a
whole
note
eighth
note
quaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
an
eighth
of
a
whole
note
sixteenth
note
semiquaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
sixteenth
of
a
whole
note
thirty-second
note
demisemiquaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
thirty-second
of
a
whole
note
sixty-fourth
note
hemidemisemiquaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
sixty-fourth
of
a
whole
note
grace
note
appoggiatura
acciaccatura
an
embellishing
note
usually
written
in
smaller
size
blue
note
a
flattened
third
or
seventh
note
a
tone
of
voice
that
shows
what
the
speaker
is
feeling,
there
was
a
note
of
uncertainty
in
his
voice
damage
equipment
casualty
loss
of
military
equipment
battle
damage
combat
casualty
loss
of
military
equipment
in
battle
operational
damage
operational
casualty
loss
of
military
equipment
in
field
operations
collateral
damage
(euphemism)
inadvertent
casualties
and
destruction
inflicted
on
civilians
in
the
course
of
military
operations
damage
harm
impairment
the
occurrence
of
a
change
for
the
worse
gambler
risk
taker
someone
who
risks
loss
or
injury
in
the
hope
of
gain
or
excitement
Perry
Oliver
Hazard
Perry
Commodore
Perry
United
States
commodore
who
led
the
fleet
that
defeated
the
British
on
Lake
Erie
during
the
War
of
,
brother
of
Matthew
Calbraith
Perry
(-)
luck
fortune
chance
hazard
an
unknown
and
unpredictable
phenomenon
that
causes
an
event
to
result
one
way
rather
than
another,
bad
luck
caused
his
downfall,
we
ran
into
each
other
by
pure
chance
white
baneberry
white
cohosh
white
bead
doll's
eyes
Actaea
alba
North
American
herb
with
white
poisonous
berries
baby
blue-eyes
Nemophila
menziesii
delicate
California
annual
having
blue
flowers
marked
with
dark
spots
price
terms
damage
the
amount
of
money
needed
to
purchase
something,
the
price
of
gasoline,
he
got
his
new
car
on
excellent
terms,
how
much
is
the
damage?
hazard
insurance
insurance
that
provides
protection
against
certain
risks
such
as
storms
or
fires
venture
capital
risk
capital
wealth
available
for
investment
in
new
or
speculative
enterprises
bill
note
government
note
bank
bill
banker's
bill
bank
note
banknote
Federal
Reserve
note
greenback
a
piece
of
paper
money
(especially
one
issued
by
a
central
bank),
he
peeled
off
five
one-thousand-zloty
notes
Treasury
note
securities
with
maturities
of
toyears,
sold
for
cash
or
in
exchange
for
maturing
issues
or
at
auction
hundred
dollar
bill
c-note
a
United
States
bill
worth
dollars
nickel
nickel
note
five
dollars
worth
of
a
drug,
a
nickel
bag
of
drugs,
a
nickel
deck
of
heroin
note
promissory
note
note
of
hand
a
promise
to
pay
a
specified
amount
on
demand
or
at
a
certain
time,
I
had
to
co-sign
his
note
at
the
bank
demand
note
a
note
payable
on
demand
note
receivable
your
right
in
a
promissory
note
in
which
the
maker
promises
to
pay
a
certain
amount
of
money
at
a
certain
time
note
payable
a
note
promising
to
pay
a
certain
amount
of
money
at
a
certain
time
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