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Definition
Synonym
Dauerbelastung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Dauerbelastung
f
med.
continuous load (on organs); continuous stress (on the psyche)
Dauerbelastung
f
unter
Dauerbelastung
continual pressure
under continual pressure
Dauerlast
f
;
Dauerbelastung
f
unter Dauerlast; unter
Dauerbelastung
continuous load; steady load; sustained load
under continuous load; under a constant load
Dauerlast
f
,
Dauerbelastung
f
unter Dauerlast, unter
Dauerbelastung
continuous load, steady load
under continuous load, under a constant load
fortgesetzt; unausgesetzt; unaufhörlich; pausenlos; gebetsmühlenhaft; gebetsmühlenartig
adj
(negativer Unterton)
unter
Dauerbelastung
stehen
drei Wochen Dauerregen
Pausenloses Üben kann zu Problemen führen.
Es gab laufend Interventionsversuche.
Die fortgesetzten Angriffe von Hackern legten den Internetrechner lahm.
Es tut mir leid bei diesen ständigen Unterbrechungen kann ich nicht arbeiten.
Mit dem Auto habe ich vom ersten Tag an nur Probleme gehabt.
continual
to be under continual pressure
three weeks of continual rain
Continual exercise can cause problems.
There were continual attempts to intervene.
Continual attacks by hackers knocked out the Internet server.
I'm sorry I can't work with these continual interruptions.
I've had continual problems with this car ever since I bought it.
fortgesetzt; unausgesetzt; unaufhörlich; pausenlos; gebetsmühlenhaft; gebetsmühlenartig
adj
(negativer Unterton)
unter
Dauerbelastung
stehen
drei Wochen Dauerregen
Pausenloses Üben kann zu Problemen führen.
Es gab laufend Interventionsversuche.
Die fortgesetzten Angriffe von Hackern legten den Internetrechner lahm.
Es tut mir leid, bei diesen ständigen Unterbrechungen kann ich nicht arbeiten.
Mit dem Auto habe ich vom ersten Tag an nur Probleme gehabt.
continual
to be under continual pressure
three weeks of continual rain
Continual exercise can cause problems.
There were continual attempts to intervene.
Continual attacks by hackers knocked out the Internet server.
I'm sorry, I can't work with these continual interruptions.
I've had continual problems with this car ever since I bought it.
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Englische
continuous load ; continuous stress Synonyme
continuous
abiding
accordant
ageless
alike
articulated
automatic
balanced
catenated
ceaseless
chronological
coeternal
concatenated
connected
consecutive
consistent
consonant
constant
continual
continued
continuing
correspondent
cyclical
dateless
direct
durational
durative
endless
equable
equal
eternal
eterne
even
ever-being
ever-durable
ever-during
ever-recurring
everlasting
everliving
featureless
flat
frequent
gapless
haunting
homogeneous
immediate
immemorial
immutable
incessant
indefatigable
indestructible
infinite
interminable
invariable
joined
jointless
lasting
level
linked
measured
mechanical
methodic
monolithic
monotonous
never-ceasing
never-ending
nonstop
nonterminating
nonterminous
of a piece
olamic
ordered
orderly
perdurable
perennial
periodic
permanent
perpetual
persistent
reappearing
recurrent
recurring
regular
remaining
repetitive
returning
revenant
robotlike
round-the-clock
running
seamless
sempiternal
sequent
sequential
serial
serried
smooth
stable
staying
steadfast
steady
sticking
straight
sustained
systematic
temporal
thematic
thick-coming
tight
timeless
twenty-four-hour
ubiquitous
unbroken
unceasing
unchangeable
unchanged
unchanging
undeviating
undifferentiated
undiversified
undying
unending
uniform
unintermitted
unintermittent
unintermitting
uninterrupted
unrelieved
unremitting
unruffled
unstopped
unvaried
unvarying
without end
Dauerbelastung Definition
Continuous
(
a.
)
Without
break,
cessation,
or
interruption
Continuous
(
a.
)
Not
deviating
or
varying
from
uninformity
Load
(
v.
)
A
burden
Load
(
v.
)
The
quantity
which
can
be
carried
or
drawn
in
some
specified
way
Load
(
v.
)
That
which
burdens,
oppresses,
or
grieves
the
mind
or
spirits
Load
(
v.
)
A
particular
measure
for
certain
articles,
being
as
much
as
may
be
carried
at
one
time
by
the
conveyance
commonly
used
for
the
article
measured
Load
(
v.
)
The
charge
of
a
firearm
Load
(
v.
)
Weight
or
violence
of
blows.
Load
(
v.
)
The
work
done
by
a
steam
engine
or
other
prime
mover
when
working.
Load
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
a
load
or
burden
on
or
in,
as
on
a
horse
or
in
a
cart
Load
(
v.
t.)
To
adulterate
or
drug
Load
(
v.
t.)
To
magnetize.
Psyche
(
n.
)
A
lovely
maiden,
daughter
of
a
king
and
mistress
of
Eros,
or
Cupid.
She
is
regarded
as
the
personification
of
the
soul.
Psyche
(
n.
)
The
soul
Psyche
(
n.
)
A
cheval
glass.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress.
Stress
(
n.
)
Pressure,
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
The
force,
or
combination
of
forces,
which
produces
a
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
Force
of
utterance
expended
upon
words
or
syllables.
Stress
is
in
English
the
chief
element
in
accent
and
is
one
of
the
most
important
in
emphasis.
See
Guide
to
pronunciation,
//
31-35.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
press
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
subject
to
stress,
pressure,
or
strain.
continuous load (on organs); continuous stress (on the psyche) Bedeutung
workload
work
load
work
that
a
person
is
expected
to
do
in
a
specified
time
case
load
the
number
of
cases
handled
in
a
given
period
of
time
(as
by
a
court
or
agency)
load-shedding
cutting
off
the
electric
current
on
certain
lines
when
the
demand
becomes
greater
than
the
supply
listening
watch
continuous
receiver
watch
a
watch
established
for
the
reception
of
traffic
of
interest
to
the
unit
maintaining
the
watch
cargo
lading
freight
load
loading
payload
shipment
consignment
goods
carried
by
a
large
vehicle
dead
load
a
constant
load
on
a
structure
(e.g.
a
bridge)
due
to
the
weight
of
the
supported
structure
itself
live
load
superload
a
variable
load
on
a
structure
(e.g.
a
bridge)
such
as
moving
traffic
load
loading
burden
weight
to
be
borne
or
conveyed
load
electrical
device
to
which
electrical
power
is
delivered
warhead
payload
load
the
front
part
of
a
guided
missile
or
rocket
or
torpedo
that
carries
the
nuclear
or
explosive
charge
or
the
chemical
or
biological
agents
mind
head
brain
psyche
nous
that
which
is
responsible
for
one's
thoughts
and
feelings,
the
seat
of
the
faculty
of
reason,
his
mind
wandered,
I
couldn't
get
his
words
out
of
my
head
stress
test
a
test
measuring
how
a
system
functions
when
subjected
to
controlled
amounts
of
stress
burden
load
encumbrance
incumbrance
onus
an
onerous
or
difficult
concern,
the
burden
of
responsibility,
that's
a
load
off
my
mind
steady
state
theory
continuous
creation
theory
(cosmology)
the
theory
that
the
universe
maintains
a
constant
average
density
with
matter
created
to
fill
the
void
left
by
galaxies
that
are
receding
from
each
other,
the
steady
state
theory
has
been
abandoned
in
favor
of
the
big
bang
theory
stress
mark
a
mark
indicating
the
stress
on
a
syllable
stress
emphasis
accent
the
relative
prominence
of
a
syllable
or
musical
note
(especially
with
regard
to
stress
or
pitch),
he
put
the
stress
on
the
wrong
syllable
word
stress
word
accent
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
polysyllabic
word
sentence
stress
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
sentence
variety
meat
organs
edible
viscera
of
a
butchered
animal
load
line
Plimsoll
line
Plimsoll
mark
Plimsoll
waterlines
to
show
the
level
the
water
should
reach
when
the
ship
is
properly
loaded
Psyche
(Greek
mythology)
a
beautiful
princess
loved
by
Cupid
who
visited
her
at
night
and
told
her
she
must
not
try
to
see
him,
became
the
personification
of
the
soul
soul
psyche
the
immaterial
part
of
a
person,
the
actuating
cause
of
an
individual
life
lode
load
a
deposit
of
valuable
ore
occurring
within
definite
boundaries
separating
it
from
surrounding
rocks
load
the
power
output
of
a
generator
or
power
plant
stress
(physics)
force
that
produces
strain
on
a
physical
body,
the
intensity
of
stress
is
expressed
in
units
of
force
divided
by
units
of
area
stress
incontinence
urinary
incontinence
that
occurs
when
involuntary
pressure
is
put
on
the
bladder
by
coughing
or
laughing
or
sneezing
or
lifting
or
straining
load
an
amount
of
alcohol
sufficient
to
intoxicate,
he
got
a
load
on
and
started
a
brawl
load
loading
a
quantity
that
can
be
processed
or
transported
at
one
time,
the
system
broke
down
under
excessive
loads
progressive
progressive
tense
imperfect
imperfect
tense
continuous
tense
a
tense
of
verbs
used
in
describing
action
that
is
on-going
load
factor
(aeronautics)
the
ratio
of
an
external
load
to
the
weight
of
the
aircraft
(measured
in
g)
fatigue
fracture
stress
fracture
fracture
resulting
from
excessive
activity
rather
than
a
specific
injury
tension
tenseness
stress
(psychology)
a
state
of
mental
or
emotional
strain
or
suspense,
he
suffered
from
fatigue
and
emotional
tension,
stress
is
a
vasoconstrictor
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
PTSD
an
anxiety
disorder
associated
with
serious
traumatic
events
and
characterized
by
such
symptoms
as
survivor
guilt,
reliving
the
trauma
in
dreams,
numbness
and
lack
of
involvement
with
reality,
or
recurrent
thoughts
and
images
stress
strain
difficulty
that
causes
worry
or
emotional
tension,
she
endured
the
stresses
and
strains
of
life,
he
presided
over
the
economy
during
the
period
of
the
greatest
stress
and
danger-
R.J.Samuelson
stress
focus
special
emphasis
attached
to
something,
the
stress
was
more
on
accuracy
than
on
speed
load
adulterate
stretch
f
dilute
debase
corrupt,
debase,
or
make
impure
by
adding
a
foreign
or
inferior
substance,
often
by
replacing
valuable
ingredients
with
inferior
ones,
adulterate
liquor
stress
accent
accentuate
put
stress
on,
utter
with
an
accent,
In
Farsi,
you
accent
the
last
syllable
of
each
word
stress
emphasize
emphasise
punctuate
accent
accentuate
to
stress,
single
out
as
important,
Dr.
Jones
emphasizes
exercise
in
addition
to
a
change
in
diet
pack
load
down
load
with
a
pack
load
lade
laden
load
up
fill
or
place
a
load
on,
load
a
car,
load
the
truck
with
hay
load
charge
provide
(a
device)
with
something
necessary,
He
loaded
his
gun
carefully,
load
the
camera
load
put
(something)
on
a
structure
or
conveyance,
load
the
bags
onto
the
trucks
try
strain
stress
test
the
limits
of,
You
are
trying
my
patience!
take
a
look
have
a
look
get
a
load
look
at
with
attention,
Have
a
look
at
this!,
Get
a
load
of
this
pretty
woman!
load
c
transfer
from
a
storage
device
to
a
computer's
memory
load-bearing(a)
supporting(a)
capable
of
bearing
a
structural
load,
a
supporting
wall
continuous
uninterrupted
continuing
in
time
or
space
without
interruption,
a
continuous
rearrangement
of
electrons
in
the
solar
atoms
results
in
the
emission
of
light-
James
Jeans,
a
continuous
bout
of
illness
lasting
six
months,
lived
in
continuous
fear,
a
continuous
row
of
warehouses,
a
continuous
line
has
no
gaps
or
breaks
in
it,
moving
midweek
holidays
to
the
nearest
Monday
or
Friday
allows
uninterrupted
work
weeks
continuous
of
a
function
or
curve,
extending
without
break
or
irregularity
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