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Definition
Synonym
Grubenbeleuchtung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Grubenbeleuchtung
f
min.
lighting of the mine
Grubenbeleuchtung
f
min.
lighting of the mine
Grubenbeleuchtung
f
min.
lighting of the mine
Grubenbetriebsführer
m
min.
Grubenbetriebsführer
pl
underground manager
underground managers
Grubenbewetterung
f
; Bewetterung
f
min.
(im Untertagebau)
min.
gegenläufige Bewetterung
gleichlaufende Bewetterung
aufsteigende Bewetterung; steigende Wetterführung; Aufwärtsbewetterung
abfallende Bewetterung; absteigende Bewetterung; Abwärtsbewetterung
blasende Bewetterung
gute Bewetterung
Sonderbewetterung
f
ventilation; aeration (of a mine); air supply (to a mine); mine ventilation; mine aeration (in underground mining)
antitropal ventilation
homotropal ventilation
ascensional ventilation
descensional ventilation
blowing ventilation
improved ventilation; improved aeration; improved air supply
auxiliary ventilation; separate ventilation; inbye ventilation
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Englische
lighting of the mine Synonyme
lighting
arc
lighting
black and white
brightening
chiaroscuro
contrast
decorative
lighting
direct
lighting
electric
lighting
enkindling
enlightening
enlightenment
festoon
lighting
firing
flammation
flood
lighting
fluorescent
lighting
gas
lighting
glow
lighting
highlights
ignition
illuminating
illumination
illumining
incandescent
lighting
incendiary
indirect
lighting
inflaming
inflammation
inflammative
inflammatory
irradiation
kindling
light and shade
lightening
lighting
up
overhead
lighting
radiation
spot
lighting
stage
lighting
strip
lighting
tonality
Grubenbeleuchtung Definition
Lighting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Light
Lighting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Light
Lighting
(
n.
)
A
name
sometimes
applied
to
the
process
of
annealing
metals.
Mine
(
n.
)
See
Mien.
Mine
(
pron.
&
a.)
Belonging
to
me
Mine
(
v.
i.)
To
dig
a
mine
or
pit
in
the
earth
Mine
(
v.
i.)
To
form
subterraneous
tunnel
or
hole
Mine
(
v.
t.)
To
dig
away,
or
otherwise
remove,
the
substratum
or
foundation
of
Mine
(
v.
t.)
To
dig
into,
for
ore
or
metal.
Mine
(
v.
t.)
To
get,
as
metals,
out
of
the
earth
by
digging.
Mine
(
v.
i.)
A
subterranean
cavity
or
passage
Mine
(
v.
i.)
A
pit
or
excavation
in
the
earth,
from
which
metallic
ores,
precious
stones,
coal,
or
other
mineral
substances
are
taken
by
digging
Mine
(
v.
i.)
A
cavity
or
tunnel
made
under
a
fortification
or
other
work,
for
the
purpose
of
blowing
up
the
superstructure
with
some
explosive
agent.
Mine
(
v.
i.)
Any
place
where
ore,
metals,
or
precious
stones
are
got
by
digging
or
washing
the
soil
Mine
(
v.
i.)
Fig.:
A
rich
source
of
wealth
or
other
good.
lighting of the mine Bedeutung
mine
disposal
the
disposal
of
explosive
mines
ignition
firing
lighting
kindling
inflammation
the
act
of
setting
something
on
fire
treadmill
salt
mine
a
job
involving
drudgery
and
confinement
lighting
the
craft
of
providing
artificial
light,
an
interior
decorator
must
understand
lighting
claymore
mine
claymore
an
antipersonnel
land
mine
whose
blast
is
aimed
at
the
oncoming
enemy
coal
mine
coalpit
a
mine
where
coal
is
dug
from
the
ground
copper
mine
a
mine
where
copper
is
dug
from
the
ground
floating
mine
marine
mine
an
explosive
mine
designed
to
destroy
ships
that
bump
into
it
goldmine
gold
mine
a
mine
where
gold
ore
is
found
goldmine
gold
mine
a
good
source
of
something
that
is
desired
indirect
lighting
a
concealed
lighting
fixture
land
mine
ground-emplaced
mine
booby
trap
an
explosive
mine
hidden
underground,
explodes
when
stepped
on
or
driven
over
light
circuit
lighting
circuit
wiring
that
provides
power
to
electric
lights
lighting
apparatus
for
supplying
artificial
light
effects
for
the
stage
or
a
film
lighting
fixture
a
fixture
providing
artificial
light
magnetic
mine
(nautical)
a
marine
mine
that
is
detonated
by
a
mechanism
that
responds
to
magnetic
material
(as
the
steel
hull
of
a
ship)
mine
explosive
device
that
explodes
on
contact,
designed
to
destroy
vehicles
or
ships
or
to
kill
or
maim
personnel
mine
excavation
in
the
earth
from
which
ores
and
minerals
are
extracted
mine
detector
detector
consisting
of
an
electromagnetic
device,
used
to
locate
explosive
mines
salt
mine
a
mine
where
salt
is
dug
silver
mine
a
mine
where
silver
ore
is
dug
strip
lighting
light
consisting
of
long
tubes
(instead
of
bulbs)
that
provide
the
illumination
strip
mine
an
open
mine
(usually
for
coal)
where
the
seams
run
close
to
the
surface
sulphur
mine
sulfur
mine
a
mine
where
sulphur
is
dug
from
the
ground
sheet
lighting
lightning
that
appears
as
a
broad
sheet,
due
to
reflections
of
more
distant
lightning
and
to
diffusion
by
the
clouds
lighting
industry
an
industry
devoted
to
manufacturing
and
selling
and
installing
lighting
United
Mine
Workers
of
America
United
Mine
Workers
an
industrial
union
of
mine
workers
in
North
America
mine
field
a
tract
of
land
containing
explosive
mines
light
lighting
having
abundant
light
or
illumination,
they
played
as
long
as
it
was
light,
as
long
as
the
lighting
was
good
mine
pig
pig
iron
made
entirely
from
ore
mine
lay
mines,
The
Vietnamese
mined
Cambodia
mine
get
from
the
earth
by
excavation,
mine
ores
and
metals
strip
mine
surface
mine
surface-mine
extract
(ore)
from
a
strip-mine
lighting-up(a)
turning
lights
on,
it's
lighting-up
time
run-of-the-mill
run-of-the-mine
mine
run
unexceptional
not
special
in
any
way,
run-of-the-mill
boxing,
your
run-of-the-mine
college
graduate,
a
unexceptional
an
incident
as
can
be
found
in
a
lawyer's
career
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