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Definition
Synonym
Registerschalter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Registerschalter
m
(Orgel)
mus.
Registerschalter
pl
stop switch; solenoid (organ)
stop switches; solenoids
Registerschalter
m
(Orgel)
mus.
Registerschalter
pl
stop switch; solenoid (organ)
stop switches; solenoids
Beamter verantwortlich für das Register
registrar
Eintragung in ein Register
entry in a register
Register, registrieren, aufzeichnen
register
Register, Sachregister, Index
index
Akkumulator
m
, Register
n
zur Ergebnisaufnahme
comp.
accumulator
Index-Register
n
(indirekte Adressierung)
comp.
index register
Liste
f
, Register
n
register
Liste
f
, Register
n
Listen
pl
, Register
pl
jdn. von der Liste streichen
roll
rolls
to strike sb. off the roll
Register
n
Register
pl
Register führen
zugängliches Register
register
registers
to keep a register
accessible register
Register
n
Register
pl
registry
registries
Register
m
mus.
(Orgel)
alle Register ziehen
übtr.
stop
to pull out all the stops
fig.
alphabetisch
adj
alphabetischer Katalog
alphabetische Ablage
alphabetisches Ordnungssystem
alphabetisches Register
alphabetical, alphabetic
alphabetical catalogue
alphabetical filing
alphabetical principle of arrangement
alphabetical index
zugaengliches Register
accessible register
zugängliche Register
accessible registers
Akkumulator, Register zur Ergebnisaufnahme
accumulator
Index-Register (indirekte Adressierung)
index register
Basis(adress)register
memory pointer
Register
register
eintragen, registrieren, Liste, Register
register
Register
registers
Register
registries
Register
registry
Akkumulator
m
; Register
n
zur Ergebnisaufnahme
comp.
accumulator
Eingabe Ausgabe-Register
n
; Ein- Ausgabe-Register
n
; E A-Register
n
comp.
Eingabe Ausgabe-Register
pl
; Ein- Ausgabe-Register
pl
; E A-Register
pl
input output register; I O register
input output registers; I O registers
Gesangsregister
n
; Register
n
mus.
Gesangsregister
pl
; Register
pl
vocal register; register
vocal registers; registers
Liste
f
; Register
n
register
Liste
f
; Register
n
Listen
pl
; Register
pl
jdn. von der Liste streichen
roll
rolls
to strike sb. off the roll
Register
n
mit Inhaltsangabe (an Akten und Urkunden)
Akten Urkunden mit einer Inhaltsangabe versehen
docket
to docket files documents
Register
m
mus.
(Orgel)
stop
allgemeies Register
n
; Mehrzweckregister
n
comp.
general-purpose register
alle Register ziehen; alles aufbieten (um etw. zu tun)
übtr.
Die Firma hat alles aufgeboten um das neue Produkt zu bewerben.
Wenn er eine Party schmeißt zieht er wirklich alle Register.
to pull out all the stops (to do sth.)
fig.
The company pulled out all the stops to advertise their new product.
When he throws a party he really pulls out all the stops.
alphabetisch
adj
alphabetischer Katalog
alphabetische Ablage
alphabetisches Ordnungssystem
alphabetisches Register
alphabetical; alphabetic
alphabetical catalogue
alphabetical filing
alphabetical principle of arrangement
alphabetical index
Registrant
m
; zu Registrierende
m f
(jemand der sich in ein Register einträgt)
registrant
Diapason
m
auch:
n
(Kammerton)
mus.
Diapason
m
auch:
n
(Stimmgabel)
Diapason
m
auch:
n
(Register)
Diapason
m
auch:
n
(Mensur)
diapason
diapason
diapason
diapason
Register
n
(Kommunikationsbereich)
ling.
register
Gesangsregister
n
; Register
n
mus.
Gesangsregister
pl
; Register
pl
Brustregister
n
; Bruststimme
f
Kopfregister
n
; Kopfstimme
f
im Brustregister mit der Bruststimme singen
im Kopfregister mit der Kopfstimme im Falsett mit der Falsettstimme singen
vocal register; register
vocal registers; registers
chest register; chest voice; full voice
head register; head voice
to sing in (the) chest register chest voice
to sing in (the) head register head voice falsetto voice in falsetto
Register
m
(Orgel)
mus.
rank; register; stop
alle Register ziehen; alles aufbieten
v
(um etw. zu tun)
übtr.
Die Firma hat alles aufgeboten, um das neue Produkt zu bewerben.
Wenn er eine Party schmeißt, zieht er wirklich alle Register.
to pull out all the stops (to do sth.)
fig.
The company pulled out all the stops to advertise their new product.
When he throws a party, he really pulls out all the stops.
etw. in einem Verzeichnis Register Index erfassen
v
adm.
die Bahnhöfe in einem Verzeichnis erfassen
to index sth.
to index the railway stations
jdn. aus dem Register streichen; jdn. aus seiner Kartei nehmen
v
to de-register sb.; to deregister sb.; to remove sb. from the register
etw. zurichten
v
(druckfertig machen)
print
zurichtend
zugerichtet
das Register zurichten
to make sth. ready
making ready
made ready
to range
Registrant
m
; zu Registrierende
m,f
(jemand, der sich in ein Register einträgt)
registrant
Registerabfrage
f
adm.
Registerabfragen
pl
Registerabfrage anhand des Namens
eine Registerabfrage durchführen
register check
register checks
name check
to carry out a register check
'Registerarie' (von Mozart Werktitel)
mus.
'Catalogue Aria' (by Mozart work title)
'Registerarie' (von Mozart Werktitel)
mus.
'Catalogue Aria' (by Mozart work title)
Registerauszug
m
Registerauszüge
pl
register excerpt
register excerpts
Registerblatt
n
, Registerkarte
f
, Reiter
m
(an Karteikarten)
Registerblätter
pl
, Registerkarten
pl
, Reiter
pl
tab (on filing cards)
tabs
Registerblatt
n
; Registerkarte
f
; Reiter
m
(an Karteikarten)
Registerblätter
pl
; Registerkarten
pl
; Reiter
pl
tab (on filing cards)
tabs
Registerblatt
n
; Registerkarte
f
(an Karteikarten); Karteireiter
m
; Kartenreiter
m
; Reiter
m
adm.
comp.
Registerblätter
pl
; Registerkarten
pl
; Karteireiter
pl
; Kartenreiter
pl
; Reiter
pl
tab (on filing cards)
tabs
Stimmführer
m
(im Orchester); Registerführer
m
(im Blasorchester)
mus.
principal (in an orchestra)
Registerführer
m
Registerführer
pl
registry administrator; registrar
registry administrators; registrars
Registergericht
n
jur.
Registergerichte
pl
register court
register courts
Registerhafen
m
; Registrierhafen
m
naut.
Registerhäfen
pl
; Registrierhäfen
pl
port of registry
ports of registry
Registern
registries
Registriernummer
f
; Registernummer
m
Ös.
Schw.
Registriernummern
pl
; Registernummern
pl
registration number
registration numbers
Stimmprobe
f
; Registerprobe
f
mus.
Stimmproben
pl
; Registerproben
pl
sectional rehearsal; voice group rehearsal
sectional rehearsals; voice group rehearsals
Probe
f
art
mus.
Proben
pl
Beleuchtungsprobe
f
Bühnenprobe
f
; Theaterprobe
f
Generalprobe
f
öffentliche Generalprobe
Kostümprobe
f
(beim Sprechtheater)
Leseprobe
f
(beim Sprechtheater)
Orchesterprobe
f
mus.
Stellprobe
f
; Arrangierprobe
f
veraltet
(beim Sprechtheater)
Stimmprobe
f
; Registerprobe
f
mus.
rehearsal
rehearsals
lighting rehearsal
stage rehearsal
dress rehearsal; final rehearsal
public dress rehearsal; public final rehearsal
dress rehearsal
read-through; table-read; table work
orchestra rehearsal
blocking rehearsal
sectional rehearsal; voice group rehearsal
Registerschalter
m
(Orgel)
mus.
Registerschalter
pl
stop switch; solenoid (organ)
stop switches; solenoids
Registerspur
f
comp.
recirculating loop
Registerverwalter
m
Registerverwalter
pl
registry administrator
registry administrators
Registerzug
m
; Manubrie
f
(Orgel)
mus.
stop knob; drawstop; stop (organ)
Registerzugmagnet
m
(Orgel)
mus.
Registerzugmagnete
pl
slider solenoid (organ)
slider solenoids
Deutsche
Registerschalter Synonyme
Englische
stop switch; solenoid Synonyme
stop
English horn
abandon
abjure
abort
afterthought
allophone
alveolar
anchorage
apico-alveolar
apico-dental
arrest
arrestation
articulation
aspiration
assimilation
awe
baffle
ban
bar
barricade
barrier
bassoon
bearing rein
beat off
belay
bell
bilabial
bind
bit
blank wall
blind alley
blind gut
block
block flute
block up
blockade
blockage
blocking
bombard
bottleneck
boundary
bourdon
bourn
box
brake
break
break of
break off
break the habit
bring to
bring up
bring up short
bung
bureaucratic delay
cacuminal
caesura
call on
call upon
calm
calm down
cancel
caulk
cease
cease fire
cecum
cello
cerebral
cessation
chain
check
check valve
checkmate
checkrein
chink
chock
choke
choke off
choke up
choking
choking off
claribel
clarinet
clarion
clog
clog up
close
close off
close up
closing
closing up
cock
colon
come off
come up short
comma
concert flute
conclude
conclusion
confine
congest
congestion
consonant
constipate
constipation
continuant
cork
corner
cornet
cornopean
costiveness
counter
countercheck
cover
cromorna
cul-de-sac
curb
curb bit
cure
cushion
cut it out
cut off
cut out
cut short
cutoff
cymbel
dam
dam up
damp
dampen
damper
daunt
dead end
dead set
dead stand
dead
stop
dead-end street
deaden
deadlock
deafen
debarment
delay
delayage
delayed reaction
dental
depot
desist
desist from
desistance
destination
detain
detention
deter
determent
determine
deterrence
diacritical mark
diapason
die down
diphthong
disaccustom
discontinuance
discontinue
discourage
discouragement
dishearten
dissimilation
disuse
door
stop
double take
drag
drag sail
dragging
draw rein
draw up
drift anchor
drift sail
drive back
drogue
drop
drop in
drop it
dulciana
dull
dwindle
dying down
ebb
ebbing
embolism
embolus
end
end
stop
endgame
ending
epenthetic vowel
e
stop
pel
explosive
extremity
faucet
faze
fence
fend
f
stop
light
Roman candle
aid to navigation
alarm
amber light
balefire
beacon
beacon fire
bell
bell buoy
blinker
blue peter
buoy
caution light
flare
fog bell
fog signal
fog whistle
foghorn
glance
go light
gong buoy
green light
heliograph
high sign
international alphabet flag
international numeral pennant
kick
leer
marker beacon
nod
nudge
parachute flare
pilot flag
poke
police whistle
quarantine flag
radio beacon
red flag
red light
rocket
sailing aid
semaphore
semaphore flag
semaphore telegraph
sign
signal
signal beacon
signal bell
signal fire
signal flag
signal gong
signal gun
signal lamp
signal light
signal mast
signal post
signal rocket
signal shot
signal siren
signal tower
spar buoy
stop
-and-go light
the nod
the wink
touch
traffic light
traffic signal
watch fire
white flag
wigwag
wigwag flag
wink
yellow flag
stop
gap
action
ad hoc
ad hoc measure
ad lib
ad libitum
ad-lib
ad-libbing
alternate
alternative
answer
arrangement
artifice
backup
band-aid
bung
check valve
cock
contrivance
cork
counterfeit
countermove
coup
course of action
demarche
dernier ressort
device
dodge
dummy
effort
emergency
equivalent
ersatz
expediency
expedient
extemporaneous
extemporaneousness
extemporariness
extemporary
extempore
extemporization
fake
faucet
gimmick
imitation
impromptu
improvisation
improvisational
improvisatorial
improvise
improvised
improvision
improviso
jury-rig
jury-rigged
jury-rigged expedient
last expedient
last resort
last shift
lid
makeshift
makeshifty
maneuver
means
measure
mock
move
off-the-cuff
offhand
peg
phony
pin
pinch
pis aller
playing by ear
plug
pro tempore
provisional
proxy
recourse
refuge
reserve
resort
resource
rough-and-ready
rough-and-tumble
sea cock
secondary
shake-up
shift
solution
spare
spigot
spike
spile
spill
step
stop
stop
per
stop
ple
stratagem
stroke
stroke of policy
substitute
tactic
tap
temporary
temporary arrangement
temporary expedient
temporary measure
tentative
token
trick
trump
unrehearsed
utility
valve
vicarious
working hypothesis
working proposition
stop
page
Jacksonian epilepsy
Rolandic epilepsy
Z
abdominal epilepsy
access
acquired epilepsy
activated epilepsy
affect epilepsy
afterthought
akinetic epilepsy
apodosis
apoplexy
arrest
arrestation
attack
autonomic epilepsy
bar
barrier
bell
bind
blank wall
blind alley
blind gut
block
blockade
blockage
bottleneck
bureaucratic delay
cardiac epilepsy
catastrophe
ceasing
cecum
cessation
check
checkmate
choking
choking off
clog
clonic spasm
clonus
coda
conclusion
congestion
constipation
consummation
convulsion
cortical epilepsy
costiveness
crack of doom
cramp
cul-de-sac
culmination
cursive epilepsy
curtain
curtains
cutoff
dead end
dead
stop
deadlock
death
debarment
decease
delay
delayage
delayed reaction
denouement
destination
destiny
detention
determent
deterrence
discouragement
diurnal epilepsy
doom
double take
dragging
eclampsia
effect
embolism
embolus
end
end point
endgame
ending
envoi
epilepsia
epilepsia gravior
epilepsia major
epilepsia minor
epilepsia mitior
epilepsia nutans
epilepsia tarda
epilepsy
epilogue
eschatology
e
stop
pel
expiration
falling sickness
fate
final solution
final twitch
final whistle
final words
finale
finality
finis
finish
fit
focal epilepsy
forbiddance
foreclosure
forestalling
frenzy
full
stop
goal
gorge
grand mal
grinding halt
gun
halt
hang-up
haute mal
hindrance
holdup
hysterical epilepsy
ictus
impasse
impediment
infarct
infarction
interim
izzard
jam
lag
lagging
larval epilepsy
laryngeal epilepsy
laryngospasm
last
last breath
last gasp
last things
last trumpet
last words
latent epilepsy
latter end
lockjaw
lockout
logjam
matutinal epilepsy
menstrual epilepsy
moratorium
musicogenic epilepsy
myoclonous epilepsy
nocturnal epilepsy
obstacle
obstipation
obstruction
obviation
occlusion
omega
paperasserie
paroxysm
pause
payoff
period
peroration
petit mal
physiologic epilepsy
preclusio
stop
ped
accented
alveolar
apical
apico-alveolar
apico-dental
arrested
articulated
assimilated
back
backward
barytone
behindhand
belated
bilabial
blocked
bound
broad
cacuminal
central
cerebral
checked
choked
choked up
clogged
clogged up
close
congested
consonant
consonantal
constipated
continuant
costive
delayed
delayed-action
dental
detained
dissimilated
dorsal
flat
foul
fouled
front
full
glide
glossal
glottal
guttural
hard
heavy
held up
high
hung up
in a bind
in abeyance
infarcted
intonated
jammed
labial
labiodental
labiovelar
late
lateral
latish
lax
light
lingual
liquid
low
mid
monophthongal
moratory
muted
narrow
nasal
nasalized
never on time
obstipated
obstructed
occlusive
open
overdue
oxytone
packed
palatal
palatalized
pharyngeal
pharyngealized
phonemic
phonetic
phonic
pitch
pitched
plugged
plugged up
posttonic
retarded
retroflex
rounded
semivowel
slow
soft
sonant
stop
ped up
stressed
strong
stuffed
stuffed up
surd
syllabic
tardy
tense
thick
throaty
tonal
tonic
twangy
unaccented
unpunctual
unready
unrounded
unstressed
untimely
velar
vocalic
vocoid
voiced
voiceless
vowel
vowellike
weak
wide
stop
per
KO
bar
bind
block
block up
blockade
bonnet
bung
cap
caulk
ceil
check valve
chink
choke
choke off
choke up
clincher
clog
clog up
close
cock
coif
congest
constipate
cork
cover
crown
crusher
dam
dam up
death stroke
deathblow
dome
end-all
ender
faucet
fill
fill up
final stroke
finisher
finishing stroke
foul
hat
hood
jam
kayo
kayo punch
knockout
knockout blow
last dab
lid
obstipate
obstruct
occlude
operculum
pack
peg
pin
plug
plug up
quietus
roof
roof in
sea cock
settler
sockdolager
spigot
spike
spile
spill
stanch
stay
stench
stop
stop
up
stop
gap
stop
ple
stuff
stuff up
tap
tip
top
valve
stop
ping place
Z
anchorage
apodosis
bourn
catastrophe
ceasing
cessation
coda
conclusion
consummation
crack of doom
culmination
curtain
curtains
death
decease
denouement
destination
destiny
doom
effect
end
end point
ending
envoi
epilogue
eschatology
expiration
fate
final solution
final twitch
final words
finale
finality
finis
finish
goal
harbor
haven
izzard
last
last breath
last gasp
last
stop
last things
last trumpet
last words
latter end
omega
payoff
period
peroration
port
quietus
resolution
resting place
stop
stop
page
swan song
term
terminal
terminal point
termination
terminus
windup
stop
ple
bar
bind
block
block up
blockade
bung
caulk
check valve
chink
choke
choke off
choke up
clog
clog up
cock
congest
constipate
cork
cover
dam
dam up
faucet
fill
fill up
foul
jam
lid
obstipate
obstruct
pack
peg
pin
plug
plug up
sea cock
spigot
spike
spile
spill
stanch
stay
stench
stop
stop
up
stop
gap
stop
per
stuff
stuff up
tap
valve
Registerschalter Definition
Bojanus
organ
(
)
A
glandular
organ
of
bivalve
mollusca,
serving
in
part
as
a
kidney.
Long-stop
(
n.
)
One
who
is
set
to
stop
balls
which
pass
the
wicket
keeper.
Organ
(
n.
)
An
instrument
or
medium
by
which
some
important
action
is
performed,
or
an
important
end
accomplished
Organ
(
n.
)
A
natural
part
or
structure
in
an
animal
or
a
plant,
capable
of
performing
some
special
action
(termed
its
function),
which
is
essential
to
the
life
or
well-being
of
the
whole
Organ
(
n.
)
A
component
part
performing
an
essential
office
in
the
working
of
any
complex
machine
Organ
(
n.
)
A
medium
of
communication
between
one
person
or
body
and
another
Organ
(
n.
)
A
wind
instrument
containing
numerous
pipes
of
various
dimensions
and
kinds,
which
are
filled
with
wind
from
a
bellows,
and
played
upon
by
means
of
keys
similar
to
those
of
a
piano,
and
sometimes
by
foot
keys
or
pedals
Organ
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
an
organ
or
organs
Rosenmuller's
organ
(
)
The
parovarium.
Solenoid
(
n.
)
An
electrodynamic
spiral
having
the
conjuctive
wire
turned
back
along
its
axis,
so
as
to
neutralize
that
component
of
the
effect
of
the
current
which
is
due
to
the
length
of
the
spiral,
and
reduce
the
whole
effect
to
that
of
a
series
of
equal
and
parallel
circular
currents.
When
traversed
by
a
current
the
solenoid
exhibits
polarity
and
attraction
or
repulsion,
like
a
magnet.
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
Switch
(
n.
)
A
small,
flexible
twig
or
rod.
Switch
(
n.
)
A
movable
part
of
a
rail
Switch
(
n.
)
A
separate
mass
or
trees
of
hair,
or
of
some
substance
(at
jute)
made
to
resemble
hair,
worn
on
the
head
by
women.
Switch
(
n.
)
A
mechanical
device
for
shifting
an
electric
current
to
another
circuit.
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
with
a
switch
or
small
flexible
rod
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
swing
or
whisk
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
trim,
as,
a
hedge.
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
from
one
railway
track
to
another
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
shift
to
another
circuit.
Switch
(
v.
i.)
To
walk
with
a
jerk.
stop switch; solenoid (organ) / stop switches; solenoids Bedeutung
bait
and
switch
a
deceptive
way
of
selling
that
involves
advertising
a
product
at
a
very
low
price
in
order
to
attract
customers
who
are
then
persuaded
to
switch
to
a
more
expensive
product
switch
switching
shift
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
or
position
for
another,
his
switch
on
abortion
cost
him
the
election
switch
a
basketball
maneuver,
two
defensive
players
shift
assignments
so
that
each
guards
the
player
usually
guarded
by
the
other
transplant
transplantation
organ
transplant
an
operation
moving
an
organ
from
one
organism
(the
donor)
to
another
(the
recipient),
he
had
a
kidney
transplant,
the
long-term
results
of
cardiac
transplantation
are
now
excellent,
a
child
had
a
multiple
organ
transplant
two
months
ago
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
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
lateral
line
lateral
line
organ
sense
organs
of
fish
and
amphibians,
believed
to
detect
pressure
changes
in
the
water
American
organ
a
freeeed
instrument
in
which
air
is
drawn
in
through
reeds
by
suction
bellows
barrel
organ
grind
organ
hand
organ
hurdy
gurdy
hurdy-gurdy
street
organ
a
musical
instrument
that
makes
music
by
rotation
of
a
cylinder
studded
with
pegs
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
calliope
steam
organ
a
musical
instrument
consisting
of
a
series
of
steam
whistles
played
from
a
keyboard
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
DIP
switch
dual
inline
package
switch
(computer
science)
one
of
a
set
of
small
on-off
switches
mounted
in
computer
hardware,
used
in
place
of
jumpers
to
configure
the
machine
for
a
user
electric
organ
electronic
organ
Hammond
organ
organ
(music)
an
electronic
simulation
of
a
pipe
organ
flue
stop
an
organ
stop
with
the
tone
of
a
flue
pipe
harmonica
mouth
organ
harp
mouth
harp
a
small
rectangular
freeeed
instrument
having
a
row
of
free
reeds
set
back
in
air
holes
and
played
by
blowing
into
the
desired
hole
harmonium
organ
reed
organ
a
freeeed
instrument
in
which
air
is
forced
through
the
reeds
by
bellows
ignition
switch
switch
that
operates
a
solenoid
that
closes
a
circuit
to
operate
the
starter
organ
pipe
organ
wind
instrument
whose
sound
is
produced
by
means
of
pipes
arranged
in
sets
supplied
with
air
from
a
bellows
and
controlled
from
a
large
complex
musical
keyboard
organ
loft
a
gallery
occupied
by
a
church
organ
organ
pipe
pipe
pipework
the
flues
and
stops
on
a
pipe
organ
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
selector
selector
switch
a
switch
that
is
used
to
select
among
alternatives
solenoid
a
coil
of
wire
around
an
iron
core,
becomes
a
magnet
when
current
passes
through
the
coil
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)
switch
a
flexible
implement
used
as
an
instrument
of
punishment
switch
electric
switch
electrical
switch
control
consisting
of
a
mechanical
or
electrical
or
electronic
device
for
making
or
breaking
or
changing
the
connections
in
a
circuit
switch
railroad
track
having
two
movable
rails
and
necessary
connections,
used
to
turn
a
train
from
one
track
to
another
or
to
store
rolling
stock
switch
hairpiece
consisting
of
a
tress
of
false
hair,
used
by
women
to
give
shape
to
a
coiffure
switch
engine
donkey
engine
a
locomotive
for
switching
rolling
stock
in
a
railroad
yard
three-way
switch
three-point
switch
an
electric
switch
that
has
three
terminals,
used
to
control
a
circuit
from
two
different
locations
time-switch
a
switch
set
to
operate
at
a
desired
time
toggle
switch
toggle
on-off
switch
on
off
switch
a
hinged
switch
that
can
assume
either
of
two
positions
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
contractile
organ
contractor
a
bodily
organ
that
contracts
organ
a
fully
differentiated
structural
and
functional
unit
in
an
animal
that
is
specialized
for
some
particular
function
vital
organ
vitals
a
bodily
organ
that
is
essential
for
life
external
organ
an
organ
that
is
situated
on
or
near
the
surface
of
the
body
internal
organ
viscus
a
main
organ
that
is
situated
inside
the
body
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