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Definition
Synonym
Umschaltpunkt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Umschaltpunkt
m
Umschaltpunkt
e
pl
change-over point
change-over points
Umschaltpunkt
m
Umschaltpunkt
e
pl
change-over point
change-over points
entkommen, Umschaltaste, entweichen
escape
umschaltbar
adj
reversible
schaltbar; umschaltbar
adj
switchable
Switchbox
f
, Umschaltbox
f
switch box
Switchbox
f
; Umschaltbox
f
switch box
Umschalteinrichtung
f
Umschalteinrichtungen
pl
changeover facility
changeover facilities
Umschalteinrichtung
changeover facility
Umschaltekontakt
m
electr.
Umschaltekontakten
pl
toggle contact
toggle contacts
Schicht, umschalten auf Großbuchstaben
shift
umschalten
switch over to
festknebeln, umschalten, feststellen
festknebelnd, umschaltend, feststellend
festgeknebelt, umgeschaltet, festgestellt
to toggle
toggling
toggled
umschalten
v
umschaltend
umgeschaltet
to shift
shifting
shifted
verschieben, umschalten
verschiebend, umschaltend
verschoben, umgeschaltet
to switch
switching
switched
wechseln, umschalten, ändern, abändern, verändern
v
wechselnd, umschaltend, ändernd, abändernd, verändernd
gewechselt, umgeschaltet, geändert, abgeändert, verändert
er
sie wechselt
ich
er
sie wechselte
er
sie hat
hatte gewechselt
den Besitzer wechseln
seine Arbeitsstelle wechseln
to change
changing
changed
he
she changes
I
he
she changed
he
she has
had changed
to change hands
to change one's job
wechseln, umschalten
v
wechselnd, umschaltend
gewechselt, umgeschaltet
to switch
switching
switched
wechseln, umschalten, aendern
change
umschalten
reroute
umschalten
shift
umschalten, Umschaltung
shift
Schalter, wechsel, umschalten
switch
umschalter, festknebeln, umschalten, feststellen
toggle
umschalten
turn over
Zappen
n
; ständiges Umschalten
n
(TV)
channel hopping
etw. hin- und herschalten; etw. umschalten
v
hin- und herschaltend; umschaltend
hin- und hergeschaltet; umgeschaltet
schaltet hin und her; schaltet um
schaltete hin und her; schaltete um
to toggle sth.
toggling
toggled
toggles
toggled
etw. umschalten
v
umschaltend
umgeschaltet
to shift sth.
shifting
shifted
(ein Gerät) umschalten
v
techn.
umschaltend
umgeschaltet
to switch over (a device)
switching over
switched over
verschieben; umschalten
v
verschiebend; umschaltend
verschoben; umgeschaltet
to switch
switching
switched
wegschalten
v
; umschalten
v
(TV)
to change channels; to change the channel
auf Großbuchstaben umschalten; auf Großschreibung umschalten
v
comp.
to upshift (computer; typewriter)
auf Kleinbuchstaben umschalten; auf Kleinschreibung umschalten (Computer, Schreibmaschine)
v
comp.
to downshift (computer; typewriter)
Schalten
n
; Schaltung
f
; Umschalten
n
; Umschaltung
f
electr.
switching; change-over
eine Maschine umschalten; reversieren
v
mach.
eine Maschine umschaltend; reversierend
eine Maschine umgeschaltet; reversiert
to reverse a machine
reversing a machine
reversed a machine
weiterschalten; umschalten; wegschalten
v
; den Sender wechseln (TV)
weiterschaltend; umschaltend; wegschaltend; den Sender wechselnd
weitergeschaltet; umgeschaltet; weggeschaltet; den Sender gewechselt
to change channels; to change the channel
changing channels; changing the channel
changed channels; changed the channel
Parallel-Serien-Umschalter
m
dynamicizer
Umschalter
m
toggle
Umschalter
m
Umschalter
pl
change over switch
change over switches
Umschalter
change over switch
Parallel-Serien-Umschalter
dynamicizer
Drehrichtungsumschalter
m
; Drehrichtungsschalter
m
; Zweiwegeumschalter
m
; Umschalter
m
electr.
Drehrichtungsumschalter
pl
; Drehrichtungsschalter
pl
; Zweiwegeumschalter
pl
; Umschalter
pl
change-over switch; double-throw switch; two-way switch
change-over switches; double-throw switches; two-way switches
Umschalter
m
Umschalter
pl
toggle
toggles
Umschaltern
change over switches
Umschaltfilter
m
techn.
Umschaltfilter
pl
switch-over filter
switch-over filters
Umschalthebel
m
, Schalthebel
m
Umschalthebel
pl
, Schalthebel
pl
switch lever
switch levers
Umschalthebel
switch lever
Umschalthebel
m
; Schalthebel
m
electr.
Umschalthebel
pl
; Schalthebel
pl
switch lever
switch levers
Umschalthebeln
switch levers
Knarre
f
; Ratsche
f
; Umschaltknarre
f
techn.
Knarren
pl
; Ratschen
pl
; Umschaltknarren
pl
ratchet
ratchets
Umschaltpause
f
Umschaltpausen
pl
change-over delay
change-over delays
Umschaltpause
change-over delay
Umschaltpunkt
m
Umschaltpunkt
e
pl
change-over point
change-over points
Umschaltschütz
n
electr.
Umschaltschütze
pl
changeover contactor
changeover contactors
Umschaltsperre
f
Umschaltsperren
pl
shift-lock
shift-locks
Umschaltsperre
shift-lock
Shift-Taste
f
, Umschalttaste
f
comp.
shift-key
Umschalttaste
escape key
Umschalttaste
shift-key
Shift-Taste
f
; Umschalttaste
f
comp.
shift key
Taste
f
Tasten
pl
Eingabetaste
f
; Entertaste
f
feststellbare arretierbare einrastende Taste
f
techn.
comp.
Schwenktaste
f
Urladetaste
f
comp.
die Umschalttaste und die gleichzeitig gedrückte Pfeil-hinauf-Taste
key
keys
enter key
locking key; stay-down key
non-latching key
bootstrap initialization key
the shift and the up arrow key pressed together
Umschalttaste
f
; Hochstelltaste
f
; Shift-Taste
f
ugs.
comp.
shift key
Bankauswahlverfahren
n
zur Umschaltung in Speichermodulen
bank switching
Stern-Dreieck-Umschaltung
f
electr.
delta-wye switch
Umschaltung
f
, Umstellung
f
changeover
Umschaltung
f
shift
Umschaltung
f
Umschaltungen
pl
switching
switchings
obere Umschaltung
f
upper case
Bankauswahlverfahren zur Umschaltung in Speichermo
bank switching
Umschaltung
change over
Umschaltung, Umstellung
changeover
obere Umschaltung
upper case
obere Umschaltung
uppercase
Deutsche
Umschaltpunkt Synonyme
Englische
change-over point Synonyme
Umschaltpunkt Definition
Change
(
v.
t.)
To
alter
Change
(
v.
t.)
To
alter
by
substituting
something
else
for,
or
by
giving
up
for
something
else
Change
(
v.
t.)
To
give
and
take
reciprocally
Change
(
v.
t.)
Specifically:
To
give,
or
receive,
smaller
denominations
of
money
(technically
called
change)
for
Change
(
v.
i.)
To
be
altered
Change
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
from
one
phase
to
another
Change
(
v.
t.)
Any
variation
or
alteration
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
succesion
or
substitution
of
one
thing
in
the
place
of
another
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
passing
from
one
phase
to
another
Change
(
v.
t.)
Alteration
in
the
order
of
a
series
Change
(
v.
t.)
That
which
makes
a
variety,
or
may
be
substituted
for
another.
Change
(
v.
t.)
Small
money
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
place
where
merchants
and
others
meet
to
transact
business
Change
(
v.
t.)
A
public
house
Change
(
v.
t.)
Any
order
in
which
a
number
of
bells
are
struck,
other
than
that
of
the
diatonic
scale.
Cover-point
(
n.
)
The
fielder
in
the
games
of
cricket
and
lacrosse
who
supports
"point."
Dew-point
(
n.
)
The
temperature
at
which
dew
begins
to
form.
It
varies
with
the
humidity
and
temperature
of
the
atmosphere.
Dust-point
(
n.
)
An
old
rural
game.
Libration
point
(
n.
)
any
one
of
five
points
in
the
plane
of
a
system
of
two
large
astronomical
bodies
orbiting
each
other,
as
the
Earth-moon
system,
where
the
gravitational
pull
of
the
two
bodies
on
an
object
are
approximately
equal,
and
in
opposite
directions.
A
solid
object
moving
in
the
same
velocity
and
direction
as
such
a
libration
point
will
remain
in
gravitational
equilibrium
with
the
two
bodies
of
the
system
and
not
fall
toward
either
body.
Point
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
appoint.
Point
(
n.
)
That
which
pricks
or
pierces
Point
(
n.
)
An
instrument
which
pricks
or
pierces,
as
a
sort
of
needle
used
by
engravers,
etchers,
lace
workers,
and
others
Point
(
n.
)
Anything
which
tapers
to
a
sharp,
well-defined
termination.
Specifically:
A
small
promontory
or
cape
Point
(
n.
)
The
mark
made
by
the
end
of
a
sharp,
piercing
instrument,
as
a
needle
Point
(
n.
)
An
indefinitely
small
space
Point
(
n.
)
An
indivisible
portion
of
time
Point
(
n.
)
A
mark
of
punctuation
Point
(
n.
)
Whatever
serves
to
mark
progress,
rank,
or
relative
position,
or
to
indicate
a
transition
from
one
state
or
position
to
another,
degree
Point
(
n.
)
That
which
arrests
attention,
or
indicates
qualities
or
character
Point
(
n.
)
Hence,
the
most
prominent
or
important
feature,
as
of
an
argument,
discourse,
etc.
Point
(
n.
)
A
small
matter
Point
(
n.
)
A
dot
or
mark
used
to
designate
certain
tones
or
time
Point
(
n.
)
A
dot
or
mark
distinguishing
or
characterizing
certain
tones
or
styles
Point
(
n.
)
A
dot
placed
at
the
right
hand
of
a
note,
to
raise
its
value,
or
prolong
its
time,
by
one
half,
as
to
make
a
whole
note
equal
to
three
half
notes,
a
half
note
equal
to
three
quarter
notes.
Point
(
n.
)
A
fixed
conventional
place
for
reference,
or
zero
of
reckoning,
in
the
heavens,
usually
the
intersection
of
two
or
more
great
circles
of
the
sphere,
and
named
specifically
in
each
case
according
to
the
position
intended
Point
(
n.
)
One
of
the
several
different
parts
of
the
escutcheon.
See
Escutcheon.
Point
(
n.
)
One
of
the
points
of
the
compass
(see
Points
of
the
compass,
below)
Point
(
n.
)
A
short
piece
of
cordage
used
in
reefing
sails.
See
Reef
point,
under
Reef.
Point
(
n.
)
A
a
string
or
lace
used
to
tie
together
certain
parts
of
the
dress.
Point
(
n.
)
Lace
wrought
the
needle
Point
(
n.
)
A
switch.
Point
(
n.
)
An
item
of
private
information
Point
(
n.
)
A
fielder
who
is
stationed
on
the
off
side,
about
twelve
or
fifteen
yards
from,
and
a
little
in
advance
of,
the
batsman.
Point
(
n.
)
The
attitude
assumed
by
a
pointer
dog
when
he
finds
game
Point
(
n.
)
A
standard
unit
of
measure
for
the
size
of
type
bodies,
being
one
twelfth
of
the
thickness
of
pica
type.
See
Point
system
of
type,
under
Type.
Point
(
n.
)
A
tyne
or
snag
of
an
antler.
Point
(
n.
)
One
of
the
spaces
on
a
backgammon
board.
Point
(
n.
)
A
movement
executed
with
the
saber
or
foil
Point
(
n.
)
To
give
a
point
to
Point
(
n.
)
To
direct
toward
an
abject
change-over point / change-over points Bedeutung
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
about-face
volte-face
reversal
policy
change
a
major
change
in
attitude
or
principle
or
point
of
view,
an
about-face
on
foreign
policy
point
after
point
after
touchdown
extra
point
in
American
football
a
point
awarded
for
a
successful
place
kick
following
a
touchdown
change
the
action
of
changing
something,
the
change
of
government
had
no
impact
on
the
economy,
his
change
on
abortion
cost
him
the
election
pitching
change
replacing
a
pitcher
in
baseball
change
of
state
the
act
of
changing
something
into
something
different
in
essential
characteristics
springboard
jumping-off
point
point
of
departure
a
beginning
from
which
an
enterprise
is
launched,
he
uses
other
people's
ideas
as
a
springboard
for
his
own,
reality
provides
the
jumping-off
point
for
his
illusions,
the
point
of
departure
of
international
comparison
cannot
be
an
institution
but
must
be
the
function
it
carries
out
oil
change
replacing
dirty
oil
with
clean
change
of
color
an
act
that
changes
the
light
that
something
reflects
three-point
landing
a
landing
in
which
all
three
wheels
of
the
aircraft
touch
the
ground
at
the
same
time
change
of
direction
reorientation
the
act
of
changing
the
direction
in
which
something
is
oriented
change
of
course
a
change
in
the
direction
that
you
are
moving
change
of
magnitude
the
act
of
changing
the
amount
or
size
of
something
change
of
integrity
the
act
of
changing
the
unity
or
wholeness
of
something
change
of
shape
an
action
that
changes
the
shape
of
something
change
ringing
ringing
tuned
bells
in
a
fixed
order
that
is
continually
changing
point
duty
the
control
of
traffic
by
a
policeman
stationed
at
an
intersection
three-point
turn
the
act
of
turning
a
vehicle
around
in
a
limited
space
by
moving
in
a
series
of
back
and
forward
arcs
bluepoint
blue
point
small
edible
oyster
typically
from
the
southern
shore
of
Long
Island
blue
point
Siamese
Siamese
cat
having
a
bluish
creamolored
body
and
dark
grey
points
basic
point
defense
missile
system
a
shipboard
missile
system
change
a
different
or
fresh
set
of
clothes,
she
brought
a
change
in
her
overnight
bag
change
a
thing
that
is
different,
he
inspected
several
changes
before
selecting
one
corner
street
corner
turning
point
the
intersection
of
two
streets,
standing
on
the
corner
watching
all
the
girls
go
by
diamond
point
a
very
hard
small
point
made
from
a
diamond
distributor
point
breaker
point
point
a
contact
in
the
distributor,
as
the
rotor
turns
its
projecting
arm
contacts
them
and
current
flows
to
the
spark
plugs
dry
point
a
steel
needle
for
engraving
without
acid
on
a
bare
copper
plate
dry
point
a
print
produced
by
dry
point
engraving
gros
point
needlepoint
embroidery
done
with
large
stitches
gros
point
a
needlepoint
stitch
covering
two
horizontal
and
two
vertical
threads
petit
point
needlepoint
done
with
small
stitches
petit
point
tent
stitch
a
small
diagonal
needlepoint
stitch
point
sharp
end,
he
stuck
the
point
of
the
knife
into
a
tree,
he
broke
the
point
of
his
pencil
point
power
point
a
wall
socket
point
gunpoint
the
gun
muzzle's
direction,
he
held
me
up
at
the
point
of
a
gun
point-and-shoot
camera
a
lightweight
photographic
camera
with
an
autofocus
point
lace
needlepoint
lace
worked
with
a
needle
in
a
buttonhole
stitch
on
a
paper
pattern
spearhead
spearpoint
spear-point
the
head
and
sharpened
point
of
a
spear
three-way
switch
three-point
switch
an
electric
switch
that
has
three
terminals,
used
to
control
a
circuit
from
two
different
locations
well
point
wellpoint
a
perforated
tube
driven
into
the
ground
to
collect
water
from
the
surrounding
area
boiling
point
being
highly
angry
or
excited,
ready
to
boil
over,
after
an
hour
of
waiting
I
was
at
the
boiling
point
vanishing
point
the
appearance
of
a
point
on
the
horizon
at
which
parallel
lines
converge
point
spot
an
outstanding
characteristic,
his
acting
was
one
of
the
high
points
of
the
movie
point
a
distinguishing
or
individuating
characteristic,
he
knows
my
bad
points
as
well
as
my
good
points
selling
point
a
characteristic
of
something
that
is
up
for
sale
that
makes
it
attractive
to
potential
customers
variety
change
a
difference
that
is
usually
pleasant,
he
goes
to
France
for
variety,
it
is
a
refreshing
change
to
meet
a
woman
mechanic
Curie
temperature
Curie
point
the
temperature
above
which
a
ferromagnetic
substance
loses
its
ferromagnetism
and
becomes
paramagnetic
dew
point
the
temperature
at
which
the
water
vapor
in
the
air
becomes
saturated
and
condensation
begins
flash
point
flashpoint
the
lowest
temperature
at
which
the
vapor
of
a
combustible
liquid
can
be
ignited
in
air
freezing
point
melting
point
the
temperature
below
which
a
liquid
turns
into
a
solid
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