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Definition
Synonym
Lastverteiler
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Lastverteiler
m
(Energiewirtschaft)
load dispatcher (energy economics)
Lastverteiler
m
(Energiewirtschaft)
load dispatcher (energy economics)
Lastverteiler
m
(Energiewirtschaft)
load dispatcher (energy economics)
Lastverteiler
warte
f
(Energiewirtschaft)
load dispatching centre
Br.
center
Am.
(energy economics)
Lastverteilung
f
load sharing, load distribution, dispersion of load
Lastverteilung
load sharing
Lastverteilung
f
load sharing; load distribution; dispersion of load
Lastverteilung
f
comp.
load balancing
Lastverteilung
f
(Energiewirtschaft)
load dispatching (energy economics)
Deutsche
Lastverteiler Synonyme
Englische
load dispatcher Synonyme
load
abundance
acres
adulterate
affliction
albatross
anxiety
bag
baggage
bags
bale
barrel
barrels
bear
bear hard upon
bellyful
bitter cup
bitter draft
bitter draught
bitter pill
blast
bottle
box
brim
bumper
burden
burden of care
burdening
burthen
bushel
can
cankerworm of care
capacity
care
cargo
car
load
carry
cart
load
ceil
charge
charging
chock
choke
cock
complement
congest
consignment
convey
cook
copiousness
countlessness
cram
crate
cross
crowd
crown of thorns
crush
cumber
cumbrance
curse
deadweight
debase
detonate
difficulty
disadvantage
discharge
distress
doctor
drag
drain
drop
duty
eject
embarrassment
encumber
encumbrance
face
fake
feather
fell
fill
fill to overflowing
fill up
fire
fire off
flood
freight
freightage
full house
full
load
full measure
fur
gall
gall and wormwood
get up steam
glut
go hard with
go ill with
gobs
goods
gorge
grievance
gun
gun for
hamper
handicap
haul
heap
heap up
hit
impediment
impedimenta
imposition
inconvenience
incubus
incumbency
infliction
inlay
interline
jam
jam up
jam-pack
juggle
lade
lading
let fly
let off
liability
lie on
line
load
ing
luggage
lumber
manipulate
mass
millstone
mountain
mouthful
much
multitude
numerousness
obligation
ocean
oceans
onus
oodles
oppress
oppression
overburden
overfill
over
load
oversupply
overtax
overtaxing
overweight
overweighting
overwhelm
pack
pack away
pack of troubles
pad
parcel
pay
load
peck
peck of troubles
pelt
penalty
pepper
pick off
pile
pistol
plant
plenitude
plenty
plug
pocket
pot
potshoot
potshot
press hard upon
pressure
prime
profusion
quantities
quantity
ram in
responsibility
rest hard upon
retouch
riddle
rig
sack
saddle
saddle with
saddling
salt
satiate
saturate
sea
sea of troubles
set
ship
ship
load
shipment
shoot
shoot at
shoot down
skinful
slew
snipe
snootful
sophisticate
sorrow
load
ed
abounding in riches
afflicted
affluent
all ready
all set
armed
armed and ready
bent
big-rich
boiled
bombed
booted and spurred
boozy
briefed
brimful
brimming
burdened
canned
charged
chock-full
climacteric
coached
cocked
cockeyed
cockeyed drunk
comfortable
crammed
critical
crocked
crocko
crowded
crucial
cumbered
decisive
devious
disguised
disgustingly rich
drunk
elevated
emergent
encumbered
equipped
exigent
familiarized
fat
flush
fraught
freighted
fried
frightfully rich
fuddled
full-charged
full-fraught
good and ready
groomed
half-seas over
hampered
heavy-laden
high
illuminated
in arms
in battle array
in funds
in readiness
in the money
in the saddle
independent
independently rich
independently wealthy
inebriated
informed
insidious
jam-packed
jammed
kairotic
laden
lit
lit up
load
ed for bear
lubricated
lushy
luxurious
made of money
manipulative
mature
mobilized
moneyed
muddled
muzzy
oiled
on the mark
oofy
oppressed
opulent
organized
overburdened
overcharged
overfraught
overfreighted
overladen
over
load
ed
overtaxed
overweighted
overwhelmed
packed
pickled
pie-eyed
pissed
pissy-eyed
pivotal
pixilated
planned
plastered
polluted
potted
prearranged
pregnant
prejudiced
prejudicial
prepared
prepared and ready
prepped
primed
prosperous
provided
provided for
psyched up
raddled
ready
ready for anything
rich
rich as Croesus
ripe
rolling in money
saddled
set
shellacked
skunk-drunk
smashed
soaked
soused
squiffy
stewed
stinko
stuffed
supercharged
swacked
tanked
taxed
tight
trap
tricky
up in arms
vigilant
wallowing in wealth
warm
wealthy
weighted
weighted down
well provided for
well-fixed
well-heeled
well-off
well-prepared
well-to-do
load
ing
allocation
assignment
bale
bother
burden
burdening
burthen
cargo
charge
charging
collocation
cumber
cumbrance
deadweight
demand
deployment
deposit
deposition
disposition
drag
emplacement
encumbrance
exaction
freight
freighting
handicap
imposing an onus
imposition
inconsiderateness
inconvenience
incubus
incumbency
infliction
lading
laying on
load
load
ing down
localization
locating
location
millstone
obtrusiveness
oppression
over
load
overtaxing
overweighting
packing
pinpointing
placement
placing
positioning
posting
pressure
presumptuousness
putting
reposition
saddling
situation
spotting
stationing
storage
stowage
superincumbency
surcharge
tasking
taxing
trouble
unwarranted demand
weighting
Lastverteiler Definition
Dispatcher
(
n.
)
One
who
dispatches.
Economics
(
n.
)
The
science
of
household
affairs,
or
of
domestic
management.
Economics
(
n.
)
Political
economy
Energy
(
n.
)
Internal
or
inherent
power
Energy
(
n.
)
Power
efficiently
and
forcibly
exerted
Energy
(
n.
)
Strength
of
expression
Energy
(
n.
)
Capacity
for
performing
work.
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.
load dispatcher (energy economics) 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)
Secretary
of
Energy
Energy
Secretary
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Department
of
Energy,
the
post
of
Energy
Secretary
was
created
in
waste
of
effort
waste
of
energy
a
useless
effort
load-shedding
cutting
off
the
electric
current
on
certain
lines
when
the
demand
becomes
greater
than
the
supply
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
wind
farm
wind
park
wind
energy
facility
a
power
plant
that
uses
wind
turbines
to
generate
electricity
energy
muscularity
vigor
vigour
vim
an
imaginative
lively
style
(especially
style
of
writing),
his
writing
conveys
great
energy,
a
remarkable
muscularity
of
style
energy
push
get-up-and-go
enterprising
or
ambitious
drive,
Europeans
often
laugh
at
American
energy
mass
energy
(physics)
the
mass
of
a
body
regarded
relativistically
as
energy
energy
vigor
vigour
zip
forceful
exertion,
he
plays
tennis
with
great
energy,
he's
full
of
zip
burden
load
encumbrance
incumbrance
onus
an
onerous
or
difficult
concern,
the
burden
of
responsibility,
that's
a
load
off
my
mind
mass-energy
equivalence
(physics)
the
principle
that
a
measured
quantity
of
mass
is
equivalent
(according
to
relativity
theory)
to
a
measured
quantity
of
energy
particle
physics
high-energy
physics
high
energy
physics
the
branch
of
physics
that
studies
subatomic
particles
and
their
interactions
conservation
of
energy
law
of
conservation
of
energy
first
law
of
thermodynamics
the
fundamental
principle
of
physics
that
the
total
energy
of
an
isolated
system
is
constant
despite
internal
changes
home
economics
home
ec
domestic
science
household
arts
theory
and
practice
of
homemaking
economics
economic
science
political
economy
the
branch
of
social
science
that
deals
with
the
production
and
distribution
and
consumption
of
goods
and
services
and
their
management
supply-side
economics
the
school
of
economic
theory
that
stresses
the
costs
of
production
as
a
means
of
stimulating
the
economy,
advocates
policies
that
raise
capital
and
labor
output
by
increasing
the
incentive
to
produce
economics
profession
the
body
of
professional
economists
economics
department
department
of
economics
the
academic
department
responsible
for
teaching
and
research
in
economics
Atomic
Energy
Commission
AEC
a
former
executive
agency
(from
to
)
that
was
responsible
for
research
into
atomic
energy
and
its
peacetime
uses
in
the
United
States
Department
of
Energy
Energy
Department
Energy
DOE
the
federal
department
responsible
for
maintaining
a
national
energy
policy
of
the
United
States,
created
in
Department
of
Energy
Intelligence
DOEI
an
agency
that
collects
political
and
economic
and
technical
information
about
energy
matters
and
makes
the
Department
of
Energy's
technical
and
analytical
expertise
available
to
other
members
of
the
Intelligence
Community
International
Atomic
Energy
Agency
IAEA
the
United
Nations
agency
concerned
with
atomic
energy
load
line
Plimsoll
line
Plimsoll
mark
Plimsoll
waterlines
to
show
the
level
the
water
should
reach
when
the
ship
is
properly
loaded
psychic
energy
mental
energy
an
actuating
force
or
factor
libidinal
energy
(psychoanalysis)
psychic
energy
produced
by
the
libido
dispatcher
employee
of
a
transportation
company
who
controls
the
departures
of
vehicles
according
to
weather
conditions
and
in
the
interest
of
efficient
service
Secretary
of
Energy
Energy
Secretary
the
person
who
holds
the
secretaryship
of
the
Department
of
Energy,
the
first
Secretary
of
Energy
was
James
R.
Schlesinger
who
was
appointed
by
Carter
starter
dispatcher
the
official
who
signals
the
beginning
of
a
race
or
competition
yardmaster
trainmaster
train
dispatcher
a
railroad
employer
who
is
in
charge
of
a
railway
yard
activation
energy
energy
of
activation
the
energy
that
an
atomic
system
must
acquire
before
a
process
(such
as
an
emission
or
reaction)
can
occur,
catalysts
are
said
to
reduce
the
energy
of
activation
during
the
transition
phase
of
a
reaction
alternative
energy
energy
derived
from
sources
that
do
not
use
up
natural
resources
or
harm
the
environment
atomic
energy
nuclear
energy
the
energy
released
by
a
nuclear
reaction
binding
energy
separation
energy
the
energy
required
to
separate
particles
from
a
molecule
or
atom
or
nucleus,
equals
the
mass
defect
chemical
energy
that
part
of
the
energy
in
a
substance
that
can
be
released
by
a
chemical
reaction
lode
load
a
deposit
of
valuable
ore
occurring
within
definite
boundaries
separating
it
from
surrounding
rocks
elastic
energy
elastic
potential
energy
potential
energy
that
is
stored
when
a
body
is
deformed
(as
in
a
coiled
spring)
load
the
power
output
of
a
generator
or
power
plant
electricity
electrical
energy
energy
made
available
by
the
flow
of
electric
charge
through
a
conductor,
they
built
a
car
that
runs
on
electricity
energy
any
source
of
usable
power,
the
DOE
is
responsible
for
maintaining
the
energy
policy
energy
free
energy
(physics)
a
thermodynamic
quantity
equivalent
to
the
capacity
of
a
physical
system
to
do
work,
the
units
of
energy
are
joules
or
ergs,
energy
can
take
a
wide
variety
of
forms
energy
level
energy
state
a
definite
stable
energy
that
a
physical
system
can
have,
used
especially
of
the
state
of
electrons
in
atoms
or
molecules,
according
to
quantum
theory
only
certain
energy
levels
are
possible
rest
energy
the
energy
equivalent
to
the
mass
of
a
particle
at
rest
in
an
inertial
frame
of
reference,
equal
to
the
rest
mass
times
the
square
of
the
speed
of
light
heat
heat
energy
a
form
of
energy
that
is
transferred
by
a
difference
in
temperature
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