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Definition
Synonym
Ausbruchsgefahr
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ausbruchsgefahr
f
Häftlinge, bei denen
Ausbruchsgefahr
besteht
risk of escape; escape risk
prisoners who present pose an escape risk
Ausbruchsgefahr
f
Häftlinge, bei denen
Ausbruchsgefahr
besteht
risk of escape; escape risk
prisoners who present pose an escape risk
Ausbruch
eruption
Ausbruch
outbreak
bersten, Ausbruch
burst
Ausbruch
m
, Eruption
f
Ausbrüche
pl
, Eruptionen
pl
eruption
eruptions
Ausbruch
m
Ausbrüche
pl
outbreak, outburst
outbreaks, outbursts
Ausbruch
m
break-out, break
Ausbruch
m
, Entlaufen
n
, Entrinnen
n
escape
Ausbruch
m
med.
onset
Ausbruch
m
impetuosity
Ausbruch
m
sally
ausbrechen, zum Ausbruch kommen
ausbrechend, zum Ausbruch kommend
ausgebrochen, zum Ausbruch gekommen
to flare
flaring
flared
hysterischer Ausbruch
conniption
Ausbruch, Ausbruchs
outbreak
Ausbruch
outburst
Ausbruch
raptures
Anfang
m
; Beginn
m
; Einsatz
m
; Einsetzen
n
bei Beginn; bei Einbruch
bei Ausbruch der Krankheit; zum Zeitpunkt des Ausbruches der Krankheit
onset
at the first onset
at the onset of disease; at the time of onset of disease
Ausbruch
m
; Eruption
f
Ausbrüche
pl
; Eruptionen
pl
eruption
eruptions
Ausbruch
m
Ausbrüche
pl
outbreak; outburst
outbreaks; outbursts
Ausbruch
m
break-out; break
Ausbruch
m
(von etw.)
Ausbrüche
pl
Energieausbruch
m
Beifallssturm
m
burst (of sth.)
bursts
burst of energy; outburst of energy
burst of applause
Ausbruch
m
; Entlaufen
n
; Entrinnen
n
escape
sich (durch etw.) ankündigen (das spätere Eintreten erkennen lassen) (Sache)
v
Der Gewaltausbruch hat sich seit Jahren angekündigt.
Der Vulkanausbruch kündigte sich durch Erdstöße an.
Ein Herpes-Ausbruch kündigt sich durch ein Juckgefühl an.
Der Frühling kündigt sich an.
to be heralded (by sth.)
The outburst of violence was heralded years ago.
The volcanic outburst was heralded by earthquake shocks.
A Herpes outbreak is heralded by an itching sensation.
Spring is in the air.
ausbrechen; zum Ausbruch kommen
v
ausbrechend; zum Ausbruch kommend
ausgebrochen; zum Ausbruch gekommen
to flare
flaring
flared
hysterischer Ausbruch
m
conniption
Breakout
m
; Kursausbruch
m
(Aktienkurs überschreitet sein Widerstandsniveau oder unterschreitet sein Unterstützungsniveau)
Ausbruch
m
(Epidemie Akne...)
Durchbruch
m
breakout (stock price rises above its resistance level or drops below its support level)
breakout
breakout
(erneuter) Ausbruch
med.
flare-up; flare up
Eruption
f
; Ausbruch
m
blowout
Ausbruch
m
geol.
Ausbrüche
pl
phreatischer Ausbruch
plötzlicher Ausbruch
subaerischer Ausbruch
subglazialer Ausbruch
subrezenter Ausbruch
übermeerischer Ausbruch
vulkanische Ausbruch
eruption; breaking-forth; outburst (of a volcano); blow out (of a well); backbreak (quarrying mining); explosion
eruptions; breaking-forths; outbursts; blow outs; backbreaks; explosions
phreatic eruption
sudden excavation
subaerial eruption
subglacial eruption
subrecent eruption
supramarine eruption
eruption
Ausbruch
m
Ausbrüche
pl
Seuchenausbruch
m
med.
outbreak; outburst
outbreaks; outbursts
epidemic outbreak
Ausbruch
m
(in Zusammensetzungen) (Person)
Ausbrüche
pl
Beifallssturm
m
Energieausbruch
m
Gefühlsausbruch
m
Temperamentsausbruch
m
Wutausbruch
m
outburst (of sth.) (of a person)
bursts
burst of applause
burst of energy; outburst of energy
outburst of temper
temperamental outburst
outburst of fury
Ausbruch
m
; Eruption
f
(Öl- und Gasförderung)
blowout (oil and gas production)
Ausfall
m
; Ausbruch
m
aus einer Umklammerung
mil.
Ausfälle
pl
ausfallen
sortie
sorties
to make a sortie
Vulkanausbruch
m
; vulkanischer Ausbruch
m
; vulkanische Eruption
f
Vulkanausbrüche
pl
; vulkanische Ausbrüche
pl
; vulkanische Eruptionen
pl
vesuvianische Eruptionen
strombolianische Eruptionen
plinianische Eruptionen
sich langsam aufbauende Vulkanausbrüche; paroxysmale Vulkanausbrüche; Paroxysmus des Vulkans
volcanic outbreak; volcanic outburst; volcanic eruption
volcanic outbreaks; volcanic outbursts; volcanic eruptions
Vesuvian eruptions
Strombolian eruptions
Plinian eruptions
paroxysmal eruptions; paroxysmal eruptive episode; paroxysmal explosive volcanic activity
sich (durch etw.) ankündigen
v
(das spätere Eintreten erkennen lassen) (Sache)
Der Gewaltausbruch hat sich seit Jahren angekündigt.
Der Vulkanausbruch kündigte sich durch Erdstöße an.
Ein Herpes-Ausbruch kündigt sich durch ein Juckgefühl an.
Der Frühling kündigt sich an.
to be heralded (by sth.)
The outburst of violence was heralded years ago.
The volcanic outburst was heralded by earthquake shocks.
A Herpes outbreak is heralded by an itching sensation.
Spring is in the air.
(erneuter) Ausbruch
m
med.
flare-up; flare up
Gefängnisausbruch
m
; Ausbruch aus dem Gefängnis
prison break; jail break
Am.
Ausbruch
m
geol.
Ausbrüche
pl
phreatischer Ausbruch
plötzlicher Ausbruch
subaerischer Ausbruch
subglazialer Ausbruch
subrezenter Ausbruch
übermeerischer Ausbruch
eruption; breaking-forth; outburst (of a volcano); blow out (of a well); backbreak (quarrying mining); explosion
eruptions; breaking-forths; outbursts; blow outs; backbreaks; explosions
phreatic eruption
sudden excavation
subaerial eruption
subglacial eruption
subrecent eruption
supramarine eruption
Ausbruchkanal
m
(eines Vilkans)
geol.
vent (of a volcano)
Ausbruchkanal
m
(eines Vulkans)
geol.
vent (of a volcano)
Erdbeben
n
; Beben
n
geogr.
phys.
Erdbeben
pl
; Beben
pl
Ausbruchsbeben
n
; vulkanisches Beben
Auslösungsbeben
n
Dislokationsbeben
n
; tektonisches Beben
Einsturzbeben
n
Fernbeben
n
Flachherdbeben
n
; Flachbeben
n
; Erdbeben mit einer Herdtiefe bis 65 km
Mikrobeben
n
Relaisbeben
n
Tiefherdbeben
n
; Tiefbeben
n
; Erdbeben mit einem Epizentrum über 300 km
Zwischenbeben
n
; mitteltiefes Erdbeben (mit einer Herdtiefe von 70 bis 300 km)
Erdbeben mit einem Epizentrum von 65 bis 300 km
vom Menschen verursachtes Erdbeben
ein vom Erdbeben zerstörtes Gebiet
vom Erdbeben betroffen heimgesucht sein
earthquake; quake; seism
rare
; shake
Am.
; temblor
Am.
earthquakes; quakes; seisms; shakes; temblors
volcanic earthquake
induced earthquake; secondary earthquake
dislocation earthquake; tectonic earthquake
earthquake due to collapse; subsidence earthquake
distant earthquake
shallow-focus earthquake; shallow earthquake
micro-earthquake
relay earthquake
deep-focus earthquake; deep earthquake
mid-focus earthquake; intermediate-depth earthquake
intermediate focus earthquake
man-made earthquake
an area devastated by the earthquake
to be affected impacted by the earthquake
Bruchzone
f
; Ausbruchsbereich
m
(beim Scherschneiden)
fractured zone
Ausbruchschieber
m
; Ausbruchverhüter
m
(Ölförderung)
Ausbruchschieber
pl
; Ausbruchverhüter
pl
blow-out preventer BOP (oil production)
blow-out preventers
Ausbruchschieber
m
; Ausbruchverhüter
m
(Ölförderung)
Ausbruchschieber
pl
; Ausbruchverhüter
pl
blow-out preventer BOP (oil production)
blow-out preventers
Ausbruchsgefahr
f
Häftlinge, bei denen
Ausbruchsgefahr
besteht
risk of escape; escape risk
prisoners who present pose an escape risk
ausbruchsicher
adj
escape-proof
Ausbruchsquerschnitt
m
min.
excavated cross-section
Ausbruchstelle
f
; Ausbruchsstelle
f
(an der ein Fließgewässer sein Bett verlässt) (Wasserbau)
Ausbruchstellen
pl
; Ausbruchsstellen
pl
point of overflow; break-out point (where a stream leaves its bed) (water engineering)
points of overflow; break-out points
Fluchtversuch
m
, Ausbruchversuch
m
Fluchtversuche
pl
, Ausbruchversuche
pl
attempt to escape, escape attempt, escape bid
attempts to escape, escape attempts, escape bids
Fluchtversuch
m
; Ausbruchversuch
m
Fluchtversuche
pl
; Ausbruchversuche
pl
attempt to escape; escape attempt; escape bid
attempts to escape; escape attempts; escape bids
Deutsche
Ausbruchsgefahr Synonyme
Englische
risk of escape; escape risk 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
risk
iness
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
risk
iness
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
risk
y
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
risk
ful
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
Ausbruchsgefahr Definition
Escape
(
v.
)
To
flee
from
and
avoid
Escape
(
v.
)
To
avoid
the
notice
of
Escape
(
v.
i.)
To
flee,
and
become
secure
from
danger
Escape
(
v.
i.)
To
get
clear
from
danger
or
evil
of
any
form
Escape
(
v.
i.)
To
get
free
from
that
which
confines
or
holds
Escape
(
n.
)
The
act
of
fleeing
from
danger,
of
evading
harm,
or
of
avoiding
notice
Escape
(
n.
)
That
which
escapes
attention
or
restraint
Escape
(
n.
)
A
sally.
Escape
(
n.
)
The
unlawful
permission,
by
a
jailer
or
other
custodian,
of
a
prisoner's
departure
from
custody.
Escape
(
n.
)
An
apophyge.
Escape
(
n.
)
Leakage
or
outflow,
as
of
steam
or
a
liquid.
Escape
(
n.
)
Leakage
or
loss
of
currents
from
the
conducting
wires,
caused
by
defective
insulation.
Pose
(
a.
)
Standing
still,
with
all
the
feet
on
the
ground
Pose
(
n.
)
A
cold
in
the
head
Pose
(
v.
t.)
The
attitude
or
position
of
a
person
Pose
(
v.
t.)
To
place
in
an
attitude
or
fixed
position,
for
the
sake
of
effect
Pose
(
v.
i.)
To
assume
and
maintain
a
studied
attitude,
with
studied
arrangement
of
drapery
Pose
(
v.
t.)
To
interrogate
Pose
(
v.
t.)
To
question
with
a
view
to
puzzling
Present
(
a.
)
Being
at
hand,
within
reach
or
call,
within
certain
contemplated
limits
Present
(
a.
)
Now
existing,
or
in
process
Present
(
a.
)
Not
delayed
Present
(
a.
)
Ready
Present
(
a.
)
Favorably
attentive
Present
(
a.
)
Present
time
Present
(
a.
)
Present
letters
or
instrument,
as
a
deed
of
conveyance,
a
lease,
letter
of
attorney,
or
other
writing
Present
(
a.
)
A
present
tense,
or
the
form
of
the
verb
denoting
the
present
tense.
Present
(
a.
)
To
bring
or
introduce
into
the
presence
of
some
one,
especially
of
a
superior
Present
(
a.
)
To
exhibit
or
offer
to
view
or
notice
Present
(
a.
)
To
pass
over,
esp.
in
a
ceremonious
manner
Present
(
a.
)
To
make
a
gift
of
Present
(
a.
)
Hence:
To
endow
Present
(
a.
)
To
present
Present
(
a.
)
To
nominate
to
an
ecclesiastical
benefice
Present
(
a.
)
To
nominate
for
support
at
a
public
school
or
other
institution
.
Present
(
a.
)
To
lay
before
a
public
body,
or
an
official,
for
consideration,
as
before
a
legislature,
a
court
of
judicature,
a
corporation,
etc.
Present
(
a.
)
To
lay
before
a
court
as
an
object
of
inquiry
Present
(
a.
)
To
bring
an
indictment
against
.
Present
(
a.
)
To
aim,
point,
or
direct,
as
a
weapon
Present
(
v.
i.)
To
appear
at
the
mouth
of
the
uterus
so
as
to
be
perceptible
to
the
finger
in
vaginal
examination
Present
(
n.
)
Anything
presented
or
given
Present
(
n.
)
The
position
of
a
soldier
in
presenting
arms
Re-present
(
v.
t.)
To
present
again
Risk
(
n.
)
Hazard
Risk
(
n.
)
Hazard
of
loss
Risk
(
n.
)
To
expose
to
risk,
hazard,
or
peril
Risk
(
n.
)
To
incur
the
risk
or
danger
of
Sea
risk
(
)
Risk
of
injury,
destruction,
or
loss
by
the
sea,
or
while
at
sea.
risk of escape; escape risk / prisoners who present pose an escape risk Bedeutung
escape
flight
the
act
of
escaping
physically,
he
made
his
escape
from
the
mental
hospital,
the
canary
escaped
from
its
cage,
his
flight
was
an
indication
of
his
guilt
close
call
close
shave
squeak
squeaker
narrow
escape
something
achieved
(or
escaped)
by
a
narrow
margin
escape
a
means
or
way
of
escaping,
hard
work
was
his
escape
from
worry,
they
installed
a
second
hatch
as
an
escape,
their
escape
route
escape
an
avoidance
of
danger
or
difficulty,
that
was
a
narrow
escape
escape
escapism
an
inclination
to
retreat
from
unpleasant
realities
through
diversion
or
fantasy,
romantic
novels
were
her
escape
from
the
stress
of
daily
life,
his
alcohol
problem
was
a
form
of
escapism
evasion
escape
dodging
nonperformance
of
something
distasteful
(as
by
deceit
or
trickery)
that
you
are
supposed
to
do,
his
evasion
of
his
clear
duty
was
reprehensible,
that
escape
from
the
consequences
is
possible
but
unattractive
escape
mechanism
a
form
of
behavior
that
evades
unpleasant
realities
affectation
mannerism
pose
affectedness
a
deliberate
pretense
or
exaggerated
display
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
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
escape
hatch
hatchway
that
provides
a
means
of
escape
in
an
emergency
escape
wheel
gear
that
engages
a
rocking
lever
fire
escape
emergency
exit
a
stairway
(often
on
the
outside
of
a
building)
that
permits
exit
in
the
case
of
fire
or
other
emergency
safety
valve
relief
valve
escape
valve
escape
cock
escape
a
valve
in
a
container
in
which
pressure
can
build
up
(as
a
steam
boiler),
it
opens
automatically
when
the
pressure
reaches
a
dangerous
level
airs
pose
affected
manners
intended
to
impress
others,
don't
put
on
airs
with
me
pose
a
posture
assumed
by
models
for
photographic
or
artistic
purposes
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
present
present
tense
a
verb
tense
that
expresses
actions
or
states
at
the
time
of
speaking
historical
present
the
use
of
the
present
tense
to
describe
past
actions
or
states
present
participle
a
participle
expressing
present
action,
in
English
is
formed
by
adding
-ing
escape
leak
leakage
outflow
the
discharge
of
a
fluid
from
some
container,
they
tried
to
stop
the
escape
of
gas
from
the
damaged
pipe,
he
had
to
clean
up
the
leak
escapologist
escape
expert
an
entertainer
who
is
expert
in
the
art
of
escaping
gambler
risk
taker
someone
who
risks
loss
or
injury
in
the
hope
of
gain
or
excitement
escape
a
plant
originally
cultivated
but
now
growing
wild
present
something
presented
as
a
gift,
his
tie
was
a
present
from
his
wife
birthday
present
birthday
gift
a
present
given
in
celebration
of
a
person's
birthday
Christmas
present
Christmas
gift
a
present
given
at
Christmas
time
wedding
present
wedding
gift
a
present
given
to
someone
getting
married
venture
capital
risk
capital
wealth
available
for
investment
in
new
or
speculative
enterprises
present
progressive
present
progressive
tense
a
tense
used
to
express
action
that
is
on-going
at
the
time
of
utterance
present
perfect
present
perfect
tense
a
perfective
tense
used
to
express
action
completed
in
the
present,
`I
have
finished'
is
an
example
of
the
present
perfect
clear
and
present
danger
a
standard
for
judging
when
freedom
of
speech
can
be
abridged,
no
one
has
a
right
to
shout
`fire'
in
a
crowded
theater
when
there
is
no
fire
because
such
an
action
would
pose
a
clear
and
present
danger
to
public
safety
hazard
jeopardy
peril
risk
endangerment
a
source
of
danger,
a
possibility
of
incurring
loss
or
misfortune,
drinking
alcohol
is
a
health
hazard
present
nowadays
the
period
of
time
that
is
happening
now,
any
continuous
stretch
of
time
including
the
moment
of
speech,
that
is
enough
for
the
present,
he
lives
in
the
present
with
no
thought
of
tomorrow
here
and
now
present
moment
moment
at
this
time,
the
disappointments
of
the
here
and
now,
she
is
studying
at
the
moment
modern
times
present
times
modern
world
contemporary
world
the
circumstances
and
ideas
of
the
present
age,
in
modern
times
like
these
escape
velocity
the
minimum
velocity
needed
to
escape
a
gravitational
field
escape
issue
or
leak,
as
from
a
small
opening,
Gas
escaped
into
the
bedroom
perplex
vex
stick
get
a
puzzle
mystify
baffle
beat
pose
bewilder
flummox
stupefy
nonplus
gravel
amaze
dumbfound
ca
be
a
mystery
or
bewildering
to,
This
beats
me!,
Got
me--I
don't
know
the
answer!,
a
vexing
problem,
This
question
really
stuck
me
present
represent
b
lay
out
bring
forward
and
present
to
the
mind,
We
presented
the
arguments
to
him,
We
cannot
represent
this
knowledge
to
our
formal
reason
miss
escape
fail
to
experience,
Fortunately,
I
missed
the
hurricane
get
off
get
away
get
by
get
out
escape
escape
potentially
unpleasant
consequences,
get
away
with
a
forbidden
action,
She
gets
away
with
murder!,
I
couldn't
get
out
from
under
these
responsibilities
pose
d
impersonate
personate
pretend
to
be
someone
you
are
not,
sometimes
with
fraudulent
intentions,
She
posed
as
the
Czar's
daughter
salute
present
recognize
with
a
gesture
prescribed
by
a
military
regulation,
assume
a
prescribed
position,
When
the
officers
show
up,
the
soldiers
have
to
salute
introduce
present
acquaint
cause
to
come
to
know
personally,
permit
me
to
acquaint
you
with
my
son,
introduce
the
new
neighbors
to
the
community
present
formally
present
a
debutante,
a
representative
of
a
country,
etc.
deliver
present
deliver
(a
speech,
oration,
or
idea),
The
commencement
speaker
presented
a
forceful
speech
that
impressed
the
students
confront
face
present
present
somebody
with
something,
usually
to
accuse
or
criticize,
We
confronted
him
with
the
evidence,
He
was
faced
with
all
the
evidence
and
could
no
longer
deny
his
actions,
An
enormous
dilemma
faces
us
put
set
place
pose
position
lay
a
put
into
a
certain
place
or
abstract
location,
Put
your
things
here,
Set
the
tray
down,
Set
the
dogs
on
the
scent
of
the
missing
children,
Place
emphasis
on
a
certain
point
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