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Definition
Synonym
start stop
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Start-Stop-Betrieb
m
comp.
start-stop operation
Start-Stop-Betrieb
start-stop operation
Geh-Steh-Schreiber
m
telco.
start-stop-apparatus
Geh-Steh-Verzerrung
f
; Bezugsverzerrung
f
telco.
start-stop distortion
Start-Stop-Zyklus
m
auto
Start-Stop-Zyklen
pl
start stop
cycle; start-stop cycle
start stop
cycles; start-stop cycles
asynchron
adj
asynchrone Arbeitsweise
f
asynchrone Start-Stopverbindung
f
asynchrone Ãœbertragung
f
asynchroner Systemsprung
asynchroner Zähler
asynchronous
asynchronous mode
asynchronous
start stop
interface
asynchronous transmission
asynchronous system trap
asynchronous counter, ripple counter
asynchron
adj
asynchrone Arbeitsweise
f
asynchrone Start-Stopverbindung
f
asynchrone Ãœbertragung
f
asynchroner Systemsprung
asynchroner Zähler
asynchronous
asynchronous mode
asynchronous
start stop
interface
asynchronous transmission
asynchronous system trap
asynchronous counter; ripple counter
eine falsche Behauptung (über jdn.) enthaltend; Unwahrheiten (über jdn.) enthaltend; üble Nachrede darstellend; verleumderisch
adj
(in dauerhaft zugänglicher Form)
jur.
eine falsche Behauptung; eine verleumderische Behauptung
falsche Anschuldigungen
eine Internetkolumne, die Unwahrheiten über ihn sie enthält
Wann hört ein Scherz auf, lustig zu sein, und wird zur üblen Nachrede?
libellous
Br.
; libelous
Am.
a libellous statement
libellous accusations
a libellous blog article
When does a joke stop being funny and start being libellous?
Deutsche
Start-Stop-Betrieb {m} [comp.] Synonyme
stop
betrieb
start
VEB
Âvolkseigener
Betrieb
(DDR)
Abflug
ÂDeparture
ÂStart
Ausgangspunkt
ÂStart
ÂStartpunkt
Betrieb
ÂFirma
ÂUnternehmen
in
Betrieb
sein
(Maschine)
Âlaufen
aktiv
Âan
(umgangssprachlich)
Âangeschaltet
Âeingeschaltet
Âin
Betrieb
Aktivierung
ÂAnschaltung
ÂEinschaltung
ÂInbetriebnahme
ÂStart
Betrieb
ÂFabrikationsstätte
ÂManufaktur
ÂProduktionsstätte
ÂWerkstatt
Abfahrt
ÂAbreise
ÂAbzug
ÂAufbruch
ÂFahrtbeginn
ÂStart
Anbruch
ÂAnfang
ÂAufbruch
ÂAuftakt
ÂBeginn
ÂGeburt
ÂStart
ÂTake-off
Landebahn
ÂPiste
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂRollbahn
ÂStart-und-Lande-Bahn
ÂStartbahn
abgekackt
(umgangssprachlich)
Âaußer
Betrieb
Âdefekt
Âfunktionsunfähig
Âim
Eimer
(umgangssprachlich)
Âin
die
Brüche
gegangen
Âkaputt
Ânicht
funktionierend
Betrieb
Fabrikationsstätte
Manufaktur
Produktionsstätte
Werkstatt
Betrieb
Firma
Unternehmen
außer Betrieb
defekt
funktionsunfähig
in die Brüche gegangen
kaputt
nicht funktionierend
in Betrieb sein (Maschine)
laufen
dead stop
arrest
bell
cessation
check
checkmate
cutoff
dead set
dead stand
deadlock
flying start
A
advantage
alpha
beginning
blast-off
bulge
coign of vantage
commencement
creation
fresh start
A
alpha
another shot
another try
beginning
blast-off
commencement
creation
cutting edge
full stop
arrest
bell
cessation
check
checkmate
cutoff
dead set
dead stand
dead stop
head start
advantage
allowance
anticipation
beginnings
bulge
coign of vantage
deadwood
draw
drop
organ stop
English horn
bassoon
block flute
bombard
bourdon
cello
claribel
clarinet
clarion
reed stop
English horn
bassoon
block flute
bombard
bourdon
cello
claribel
clarinet
clarion
running start
A
advantage
alpha
anticipation
beginning
beginnings
blast-off
bulge
coign of vantage
start up
bob up
bounce
bound
break forth
break in
break water
bring up
bristle up
broach
start
A
activate
advance
advantage
aid
allowance
alpha
arise
assistance
stop light
Roman candle
aid to navigation
alarm
amber light
balefire
beacon
beacon fire
bell
bell buoy
stop
English horn
abandon
abjure
abort
afterthought
allophone
alveolar
anchorage
apico-alveolar
Englische
start-stop operation Synonyme
start stop Definition
Long-stop
(
n.
)
One
who
is
set
to
stop
balls
which
pass
the
wicket
keeper.
Start
(
v.
i.)
To
leap
Start
(
v.
i.)
To
move
suddenly,
as
with
a
spring
or
leap,
from
surprise,
pain,
or
other
sudden
feeling
or
emotion,
or
by
a
voluntary
act.
Start
(
v.
i.)
To
set
out
Start
(
v.
i.)
To
become
somewhat
displaced
or
loosened
Start
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
move
suddenly
Start
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
onto
being
or
into
view
Start
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
move
or
act
Start
(
v.
t.)
To
move
suddenly
from
its
place
or
position
Start
(
v.
t.)
To
pour
out
Start
(
n.
)
The
act
of
starting
Start
(
n.
)
A
convulsive
motion,
twitch,
or
spasm
Start
(
n.
)
A
sudden,
unexpected
movement
Start
(
n.
)
The
beginning,
as
of
a
journey
or
a
course
of
action
Start
(
v.
i.)
A
tail,
or
anything
projecting
like
a
tail.
Start
(
v.
i.)
The
handle,
or
tail,
of
a
plow
Start
(
v.
i.)
The
curved
or
inclined
front
and
bottom
of
a
water-wheel
bucket.
Start
(
v.
i.)
The
arm,
or
level,
of
a
gin,
drawn
around
by
a
horse.
Start-up
(
n.
)
One
who
comes
suddenly
into
notice
Start-up
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
high
rustic
shoe.
Start-up
(
a.
)
Upstart.
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
close,
as
an
aperture,
by
filling
or
by
obstructing
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
obstruct
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
arrest
the
progress
of
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
hinder
from
acting
or
moving
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
regulate
the
sounds
of,
as
musical
strings,
by
pressing
them
against
the
finger
board
with
the
finger,
or
by
shortening
in
any
way
the
vibrating
part.
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
point,
as
a
composition
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
make
fast
Stop
(
v.
i.)
To
cease
to
go
on
Stop
(
v.
i.)
To
cease
from
any
motion,
or
course
of
action.
Stop
(
v.
i.)
To
spend
a
short
time
Stop
(
n.
)
The
act
of
stopping,
or
the
state
of
being
stopped
Stop
(
n.
)
That
which
stops,
impedes,
or
obstructs
Stop
(
n.
)
A
device,
or
piece,
as
a
pin,
block,
pawl,
etc.,
for
arresting
or
limiting
motion,
or
for
determining
the
position
to
which
another
part
shall
be
brought.
Stop
(
n.
)
The
closing
of
an
aperture
in
the
air
passage,
or
pressure
of
the
finger
upon
the
string,
of
an
instrument
of
music,
so
as
to
modify
the
tone
Stop
(
n.
)
In
the
organ,
one
of
the
knobs
or
handles
at
each
side
of
the
organist,
by
which
he
can
draw
on
or
shut
off
any
register
or
row
of
pipes
Stop
(
n.
)
A
member,
plain
or
molded,
formed
of
a
separate
piece
and
fixed
to
a
jamb,
against
which
a
door
or
window
shuts.
This
takes
the
place,
or
answers
the
purpose,
of
a
rebate.
Also,
a
pin
or
block
to
prevent
a
drawer
from
sliding
too
far.
Stop
(
n.
)
A
point
or
mark
in
writing
or
printing
intended
to
distinguish
the
sentences,
parts
of
a
sentence,
or
clauses
Stop
(
n.
)
The
diaphragm
used
in
optical
instruments
to
cut
off
the
marginal
portions
of
a
beam
of
light
passing
through
lenses.
Stop
(
n.
)
The
depression
in
the
face
of
a
dog
between
the
skull
and
the
nasal
bones.
It
is
conspicuous
in
the
bulldog,
pug,
and
some
other
breeds.
Stop
(
n.
)
Some
part
of
the
articulating
organs,
as
the
lips,
or
the
tongue
and
palate,
closed
(a)
so
as
to
cut
off
the
passage
of
breath
or
voice
through
the
mouth
and
the
nose
(distinguished
as
a
lip-stop,
or
a
front-stop,
etc.,
as
in
p,
t,
d,
etc.),
or
(b)
so
as
to
obstruct,
but
not
entirely
cut
off,
the
passage,
as
in
l,
n,
etc.
Stop-gap
(
n.
)
That
which
closes
or
fills
up
an
opening
or
gap
Stop-over
(
a.
)
Permitting
one
to
stop
over
start stop Bedeutung
beginning
start
commencement
the
act
of
starting
something,
he
was
responsible
for
the
beginning
of
negotiations
housing
start
the
act
of
starting
to
construct
a
house
start
starting
a
turn
to
be
a
starter
(in
a
game
at
the
beginning),
he
got
his
start
because
one
of
the
regular
pitchers
was
in
the
hospital,
his
starting
meant
that
the
coach
thought
he
was
one
of
their
best
linemen
whistle-stop
tour
a
tour
by
a
candidate
as
part
of
a
political
campaign
in
which
a
series
of
small
towns
are
visited,
in
Truman
crossed
the
country
several
times
on
his
whistle-stop
tours
startle
jump
start
a
sudden
involuntary
movement,
he
awoke
with
a
start
stop
stopover
layover
a
brief
stay
in
the
course
of
a
journey,
they
made
a
stopover
to
visit
their
friends
night-stop
a
break
in
a
journey
for
the
night
pit
stop
a
brief
stop
at
a
pit
during
an
automobile
race
to
take
on
fuel
or
service
the
car
pit
stop
a
stop
during
an
automobile
trip
for
rest
and
refreshment
stop
stoppage
the
act
of
stopping
something,
the
third
baseman
made
some
remarkable
stops,
his
stoppage
of
the
flow
resulted
in
a
flood
jumpstart
jump-start
starting
an
automobile
engine
that
has
a
weak
battery
by
means
of
jumper
cables
to
another
car,
my
battery
was
dead
so
I
had
to
get
a
jumpstart
from
my
neighbor
blockage
block
closure
occlusion
stop
stoppage
an
obstruction
in
a
pipe
or
tube,
we
had
to
call
a
plumber
to
clear
out
the
blockage
in
the
drainpipe
catch
stop
a
restraint
that
checks
the
motion
of
something,
he
used
a
book
as
a
stop
to
hold
the
door
open
diapason
diapason
stop
either
of
the
two
main
stops
on
a
pipe
organ
diaphragm
stop
a
mechanical
device
in
a
camera
that
controls
size
of
aperture
of
the
lens,
the
new
cameras
adjust
the
diaphragm
automatically
flue
stop
an
organ
stop
with
the
tone
of
a
flue
pipe
kick
starter
kick
start
a
starter
(as
on
a
motorcycle)
that
is
activated
with
the
foot
and
the
weight
of
the
body
organ
stop
a
graduated
set
of
organ
pipes
of
like
tone
quality
pull-off
rest
area
rest
stop
layby
lay-by
designated
paved
area
beside
a
main
road
where
cars
can
stop
temporarily
reed
stop
an
organ
stop
with
the
tone
of
a
reed
instrument
stop
(music)
a
knob
on
an
organ
that
is
pulled
to
change
the
sound
quality
from
the
organ
pipes,
the
organist
pulled
out
all
the
stops
stop
bath
short-stop
short-stop
bath
an
acid
bath
used
to
stop
the
action
of
a
developer
stopwatch
stop
watch
a
timepiece
that
can
be
started
or
stopped
for
exact
timing
(as
of
a
race)
truck
stop
a
roadside
service
station
(and
restaurant)
that
caters
to
truck
drivers
whistle
stop
flag
stop
way
station
a
small
railway
station
between
the
principal
stations
or
a
station
where
the
train
stops
only
on
a
signal
start
head
start
the
advantage
gained
by
beginning
early
(as
in
a
race),
with
an
hour's
start
he
will
be
hard
to
catch
stop
order
stop-loss
order
an
order
to
a
broker
to
sell
(buy)
when
the
price
of
a
security
falls
(rises)
to
a
designated
level
stop
payment
a
depositor's
order
to
a
bank
to
refuse
payment
on
a
check
stop
press
late
news
that
is
inserted
into
the
newspaper
at
the
last
minute
starting
signal
start
a
signal
to
begin
(as
in
a
race),
the
starting
signal
was
a
green
light,
the
runners
awaited
the
start
period
point
full
stop
stop
full
point
a
punctuation
mark
(.)
placed
at
the
end
of
a
declarative
sentence
to
indicate
a
full
stop
or
after
abbreviations,
in
England
they
call
a
period
a
stop
stop
consonant
stop
occlusive
plosive
consonant
plosive
speech
sound
plosive
a
consonant
produced
by
stopping
the
flow
of
air
at
some
point
and
suddenly
releasing
it,
his
stop
consonants
are
too
aspirated
labial
stop
a
stop
consonant
that
is
produced
with
the
lips
glottal
stop
glottal
plosive
glottal
catch
a
stop
consonant
articulated
by
releasing
pressure
at
the
glottis,
as
in
the
sudden
onset
of
a
vowel
suction
stop
click
a
stop
consonant
made
by
the
suction
of
air
into
the
mouth
(as
in
Bantu)
start
the
beginning
of
anything,
it
was
off
to
a
good
start
flying
start
running
start
a
quick
and
auspicious
beginning
kickoff
send-off
start-off
a
start
given
to
contestants,
I
was
there
with
my
parents
at
the
kickoff
racing
start
the
start
of
a
race
flying
start
running
start
a
racing
start
in
which
the
contestants
are
already
in
full
motion
when
they
pass
the
starting
line
stop
halt
the
event
of
something
ending,
it
came
to
a
stop
at
the
bottom
of
the
hill
bus
stop
a
place
on
a
bus
route
where
buses
stop
to
discharge
and
take
on
passengers
start
starting
line
scratch
scratch
line
a
line
indicating
the
location
of
the
start
of
a
race
or
a
game
stop
a
spot
where
something
halts
or
pauses,
his
next
stop
is
Atlanta
focal
ratio
f
number
stop
number
speed
the
ratio
of
the
focal
length
to
the
diameter
of
a
(camera)
lens
system
arrest
check
halt
hitch
stay
stop
stoppage
the
state
of
inactivity
following
an
interruption,
the
negotiations
were
in
arrest,
held
them
in
check,
during
the
halt
he
got
some
lunch,
the
momentary
stay
enabled
him
to
escape
the
blow,
he
spent
the
entire
stop
in
his
seat
fresh
start
clean
slate
tabula
rasa
an
opportunity
to
start
over
without
prejudice
a
beginning
commencement
first
outset
get-go
start
kickoff
starting
time
showtime
offset
the
time
at
which
something
is
supposed
to
begin,
they
got
an
early
start,
she
knew
from
the
get-go
that
he
was
the
man
for
her
get
down
begin
get
start
out
start
set
about
set
out
commence
take
the
first
step
or
steps
in
carrying
out
an
action,
We
began
working
at
dawn,
Who
will
start?,
Get
working
as
soon
as
the
sun
rises!,
The
first
tourists
began
to
arrive
in
Cambodia,
He
began
early
in
the
day,
Let's
get
down
to
work
now
begin
lead
off
start
commence
set
in
motion,
cause
to
start,
The
U.S.
started
a
war
in
the
Middle
East,
The
Iraqis
began
hostilities,
begin
a
new
chapter
in
your
life
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