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Definition
Synonym
Brandfluchthaube
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Brandfluchthaube
f
techn.
(emergency escape) smoke hood
Brandfluchthaube
f
, Brandfluchtmaske
f
, Brandschutzhaube
f
, Brandschutzmaske
f
(emergency escape) smoke hood, fire emergency mask
Brandfluchthaube
f
; Brandfluchtmaske
f
; Brandschutzhaube
f
; Brandschutzmaske
f
Brandfluchthaube
n
pl
; Brandfluchtmasken
pl
; Brandschutzhauben
pl
; Brandschutzmasken
pl
(emergency escape) smoke hood; fire emergency mask
smoke hoods; fire emergency masks
Deutsche
Brandfluchthaube Synonyme
Englische
smoke hood Synonyme
smoke
aerate
aerify
afterdamp
air
air-dry
airy nothing
anhydrate
ash
ashes
atomize
attaint
bake
be livid
be pissed
becloud
bedarken
bedaub
befog
begrime
bemire
bemist
bemud
besmear
besmirch
be
smoke
bestain
black
blackdamp
blacken
blackwash
blast-freeze
blot
blotch
blow
blur
bluster
boil
brand
breath
breathe out
brine
browned off
brush
bubble
bucket
bullet
burn
butt
calx
carbon
carbonate
carry on
chafe
chain-
smoke
charcoal
chaw
chew
chewing
chlorinate
chokedamp
cinder
clabber up
clinker
cloud
cloud over
cloud up
coal
coke
coom
cork
corn
crow
cure
damp
darken
darken over
daub
dehumidify
dehydrate
denigrate
desiccate
dinge
dirt
dirty
dirty up
discolor
distill
drag
drain
draw
dross
dry
dry-cure
dry-salt
dust
ebon
ebonize
ebony
effluvium
embalm
emit
encloud
enmist
ephemera
ephemeral
ephemerid
ephemerides
ephemeris
ether
etherify
etherize
evacuate
evaporate
exhalation
exhale
exhaust
expire
exsiccate
fag
fetid air
fire
firedamp
flatus
fluid
fluidize
fly
fog
fractionate
freeze
freeze-dry
fret
fume
fumigate
gasify
give off
give out
give vent to
go on
grime
habitual smoking
hasten
have a conniption
haze
hydrogenate
illusion
inhale
inhale snuff
ink
insolate
irradiate
jerk
jet
kiln
kipper
lava
let out
malaria
marinade
marinate
mark
mayfly
melanize
mephitis
miasma
mire
mist
muck
muck up
muddy
mummify
murk
nicotine addiction
nicotinism
night
nigrify
nubilate
obnubilate
obscure
open the floodgates
open the sluices
overcast
overcloud
overshadow
over
smoke
oxygenate
parch
perfume
phantom
pickle
pissed off
pitch
preservatize
puff
puff of
smoke
pull
quick-freeze
rage
raise Cain
raise hell
raise the devil
raise the roof
rant
rant and rave
rave
raven
reek
refrigerate
rub
run
rush
salt
scorch
scoria
sear
season
seethe
send out
shade
shadow
shrivel
simmer
singe
sizzle
s
smoke
screen
alibi
apology
blind
camouflage
cloak
color
cover
cover story
cover-up
device
disguise
domino
excuse
facade
false colors
false face
false front
feint
front
gloss
guise
handle
incognito
lame excuse
locus standi
mask
masque
masquerade
mummery
ostensible motive
poor excuse
pretense
pretension
pretext
protective coloration
protestation
public motive
put-off
refuge
screen
semblance
sham
show
stalking-horse
stratagem
subterfuge
trick
varnish
veil
visor
vizard
vizard mask
smoke
r
Kaffeeklatsch
Pullman
Pullman car
baggage car
ball
blowout
boxcar
caboose
car
carriage
chair car
chewer
coach
coal car
cocktail party
coffee klatch
costume party
covered waggon
day coach
diner
dinghy
dining car
dinner
dinner party
donation party
drawing room
entertainment
festivity
flat
flatcar
garden party
gondola
hen party
house party
house-raising
housewarming
lawn party
local
luggage van
mail car
mail van
mask
masque
masquerade
masquerade party
palace car
parlor car
party
passenger car
railway car
reefer
refrigerator car
roomette
shindig
shindy
shower
sleeper
smoking car
smoking room
snuff dipper
snuffer
stag
stag party
stockcar
surprise party
tank
tender
tobacco user
truck
van
waggon
Brandfluchthaube Definition
Emergency
(
n.
)
Sudden
or
unexpected
appearance
Emergency
(
n.
)
An
unforeseen
occurrence
or
combination
of
circumstances
which
calls
for
immediate
action
or
remedy
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.
-hood
(
)
A
termination
denoting
state,
condition,
quality,
character,
totality,
as
in
manhood,
childhood,
knighthood,
brotherhood.
Sometimes
it
is
written,
chiefly
in
obsolete
words,
in
the
form
-head.
Hood
(
n.
)
State
Hood
(
n.
)
A
covering
or
garment
for
the
head
or
the
head
and
shoulders,
often
attached
to
the
body
garment
Hood
(
n.
)
A
soft
covering
for
the
head,
worn
by
women,
which
leaves
only
the
face
exposed.
Hood
(
n.
)
A
part
of
a
monk's
outer
garment,
with
which
he
covers
his
head
Hood
(
n.
)
A
like
appendage
to
a
cloak
or
loose
overcoat,
that
may
be
drawn
up
over
the
head
at
pleasure.
Hood
(
n.
)
An
ornamental
fold
at
the
back
of
an
academic
gown
or
ecclesiastical
vestment
Hood
(
n.
)
A
covering
for
a
horse's
head.
Hood
(
n.
)
A
covering
for
a
hawk's
head
and
eyes.
See
Illust.
of
Falcon.
Hood
(
n.
)
Anything
resembling
a
hood
in
form
or
use
Hood
(
n.
)
The
top
or
head
of
a
carriage.
Hood
(
n.
)
A
chimney
top,
often
contrived
to
secure
a
constant
draught
by
turning
with
the
wind.
Hood
(
n.
)
A
projecting
cover
above
a
hearth,
forming
the
upper
part
of
the
fireplace,
and
confining
the
smoke
to
the
flue.
Hood
(
n.
)
The
top
of
a
pump.
Hood
(
n.
)
A
covering
for
a
mortar.
Hood
(
n.
)
The
hood-shaped
upper
petal
of
some
flowers,
as
of
monkshood
Hood
(
n.
)
A
covering
or
porch
for
a
companion
hatch.
Hood
(
n.
)
The
endmost
plank
of
a
strake
which
reaches
the
stem
or
stern.
Hood
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
hood
Hood
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
Hood
molding
(
)
Alt.
of
Hood
moulding
Hood
moulding
(
)
A
projecting
molding
over
the
head
of
an
arch,
forming
the
outermost
member
of
the
archivolt
Smoke
(
n.
)
The
visible
exhalation,
vapor,
or
substance
that
escapes,
or
expelled,
from
a
burning
body,
especially
from
burning
vegetable
matter,
as
wood,
coal,
peat,
or
the
like.
Smoke
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
smoke
Smoke
(
n.
)
Anything
unsubstantial,
as
idle
talk.
Smoke
(
n.
)
The
act
of
smoking,
esp.
of
smoking
tobacco
Smoke
(
n.
)
To
emit
smoke
Smoke
(
n.
)
Hence,
to
burn
Smoke
(
n.
)
To
raise
a
dust
or
smoke
by
rapid
motion.
Smoke
(
n.
)
To
draw
into
the
mouth
the
smoke
of
tobacco
burning
in
a
pipe
or
in
the
form
of
a
cigar,
cigarette,
etc.
Smoke
(
n.
)
To
suffer
severely
Smoke
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
smoke
to
Smoke
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
or
scent
with
smoke
Smoke
(
v.
t.)
To
smell
out
Smoke
(
v.
t.)
To
ridicule
to
the
face
Smoke
(
v.
t.)
To
inhale
and
puff
out
the
smoke
of,
as
tobacco
(emergency escape) smoke hood Bedeutung
forced
landing
emergency
landing
an
unscheduled
airplane
landing
that
is
made
under
circumstances
(engine
failure
or
adverse
weather)
not
under
the
pilot's
control
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
fastball
heater
smoke
hummer
bullet
(baseball)
a
pitch
thrown
with
maximum
velocity,
he
swung
late
on
the
fastball,
he
showed
batters
nothing
but
smoke
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
emergency
procedure
(medicine)
a
procedure
adopted
to
meet
an
emergency
(especially
a
medical
emergency)
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
smoke
smoking
the
act
of
smoking
tobacco
or
other
substances,
he
went
outside
for
a
smoke,
smoking
stinks
smoke
screen
smokescreen
an
action
intended
to
conceal
or
confuse
or
obscure,
requesting
new
powers
of
surveillance
is
just
a
smokescreen
to
hide
their
failures
hood
(zoology)
an
expandable
part
or
marking
that
resembles
a
hood
on
the
head
or
neck
of
an
animal
emergency
room
ER
a
room
in
a
hospital
or
clinic
staffed
and
equipped
to
provide
emergency
care
to
persons
requiring
immediate
medical
treatment
escape
hatch
hatchway
that
provides
a
means
of
escape
in
an
emergency
escape
wheel
gear
that
engages
a
rocking
lever
fire
alarm
smoke
alarm
an
alarm
that
is
tripped
off
by
fire
or
smoke
fire
escape
emergency
exit
a
stairway
(often
on
the
outside
of
a
building)
that
permits
exit
in
the
case
of
fire
or
other
emergency
hand
brake
emergency
emergency
brake
parking
brake
a
brake
operated
by
hand,
usually
operates
by
mechanical
linkage
hood
bonnet
cowl
cowling
protective
covering
consisting
of
a
metal
part
that
covers
the
engine,
there
are
powerful
engines
under
the
hoods
of
new
cars,
the
mechanic
removed
the
cowling
in
order
to
repair
the
plane's
engine
hood
a
headdress
that
protects
the
head
and
face
hood
the
folding
roof
of
a
carriage
hood
exhaust
hood
metal
covering
leading
to
a
vent
that
exhausts
smoke
or
fumes
hood
(falconry)
a
leather
covering
for
a
hawk's
head
hood
lens
hood
a
tubular
attachment
used
to
keep
stray
light
out
of
the
lens
of
a
camera
hood
latch
a
catch
that
holds
the
hood
of
a
car
shut
hood
ornament
an
ornament
on
the
front
of
the
hood
of
a
car
emblematic
of
the
manufacturer
opera
cloak
opera
hood
a
large
cloak
worn
over
evening
clothes
pot
grass
green
goddess
dope
weed
gage
sess
sens
smoke
skunk
locoweed
Mary
Jane
street
names
for
marijuana
range
hood
exhaust
hood
over
a
kitchen
range
roll
of
tobacco
smoke
tobacco
leaves
that
have
been
made
into
a
cylinder
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
smoke
bomb
smoke
grenade
a
bomb
that
gives
off
thick
smoke
when
it
explodes,
used
to
make
a
smoke
screen
or
to
mark
a
position
smoke
hole
a
vent
(as
in
a
roof)
for
smoke
to
escape
smoke
screen
smokescreen
(military)
screen
consisting
of
a
cloud
of
smoke
that
obscures
movements
smoke
something
with
no
concrete
substance,
his
dreams
all
turned
to
smoke,
it
was
just
smoke
and
mirrors
emergency
medicine
the
branch
of
medicine
concerned
with
the
prompt
diagnosis
and
treatment
of
injuries
or
trauma
or
sudden
illness
smoke
an
indication
of
some
hidden
activity,
with
all
that
smoke
there
must
be
a
fire
somewhere
Emergency
Alert
System
EAS
a
federal
warning
system
that
is
activated
by
FEMA,
enables
the
President
to
take
over
the
United
States
airwaves
to
warn
the
whole
country
of
major
catastrophic
events
emergency
exigency
pinch
a
sudden
unforeseen
crisis
(usually
involving
danger)
that
requires
immediate
action,
he
never
knew
what
to
do
in
an
emergency
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
Federal
Emergency
Management
Agency
FEMA
an
independent
agency
of
the
United
States
government
that
provides
a
single
point
of
accountability
for
all
federal
emergency
preparedness
and
mitigation
and
response
activities
hood
(slang)
a
neighborhood
United
Nations
Children's
Fund
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund
UNICEF
an
agency
of
the
United
Nations
responsible
for
programs
to
aid
education
and
the
health
of
children
and
mothers
in
developing
countries
'hood
(slang)
a
neighborhood
hood
cap
a
protective
covering
that
is
part
of
a
plant
escapologist
escape
expert
an
entertainer
who
is
expert
in
the
art
of
escaping
hood
hoodlum
goon
punk
thug
tough
toughie
strong-armer
an
aggressive
and
violent
young
criminal
Little
Red
Riding
Hood
a
girl
in
a
fairy
tale
who
meets
a
wolf
while
going
to
visit
her
grandmother
Robin
Hood
legendary
English
outlaw
of
the
th
century,
said
to
have
robbed
the
rich
to
help
the
poor
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