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Definition
Synonym
begin signal
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Anfangtafel
f
electr.
techn.
begin signal
Anfangtafel
f
(Bahn)
begin signal
(railway)
anfangen, Anfang
begin
Rufzeichen
call signal
Signal, signalisieren
signal
signalisieren
send a signal
Abbruchanforderungssignal
n
break request signal
Abweichsignal
n
tracking signal
Alarmsignal
n
Alarmsignale
pl
alarm signal, danger signal
alarm signals, danger signals
Analogsignal
n
Analogsignale
pl
analog signal
analog signals
Analogsignalverarbeitung
f
analog signal processing
Anfangsspalte
f
begin column
Antivalenzmeldung
f
noncoincidence alarm (signal)
Ausgabesignal
n
output signal
Besetztsignal
n
busy signal
Besetztzeichen
n
engaged signal
Betriebserde
f
electr.
signal ground
Editzeichen
n
edit signal
Eingabeeinheit
f
signal conditioning unit
Eingabegerät
n
signal conditioning device
Eingabeglied
n
signal conditioning element
Eingabesignal
m
Eingabesignale
pl
input signal
input signals
Eingangssignal
n
Eingangssignale
pl
input signal
input signals
Einschaltbefehl
m
actuation signal
Endezeichen
n
, Schlusszeichen
n
back-to-normal signal
Entwarnung
f
, Startfreigabe
f
, grünes Licht
all clear (signal)
Fanal
n
signal
Federsignal
n
techn.
Federsignale
pl
female signal
female signals
Fernmeldedienst
m
signal-service
Fernmeldebataillon
n
mil.
Fernmeldebataillone
pl
signal regiment
Br.
, signal battalion
Am.
signal regiments, signal battalions
Feuerzeichen
n
fire signal
Folgesteuerung
f
amplitudenabhängige Folgesteuerung
sequencing control
signal amplitude sequencing control
Freigabesignal
n
Freigabesignale
pl
enable signal, enabling signal
enable signals, enabling signals
Funksignal
n
radio signal
Grenzsignal
n
limit signal
Haltesignal
n
stop signal
Hamming-Abstand
m
signal distance
Handzeichen
n
hand signal
Lernen
n
, Erlernen
n
mit dem Lernen anfangen
computer-unterstütztes Lernen, EDV-gestütztes Lernen
lebenslanges Lernen
programmiertes Lernen
soziales Lernen
learning
to start learning, to begin learning, to take up studying
computer-based learning
lifelong learning
programmed learning
social learning
Lichtsignal
n
Lichtsignale
pl
light signal
light signals
Löschsignal
n
Löschsignale
pl
clearing signal
clearing signals
Meldung
f
, Meldesignal
n
status signal
Messwertwandler
m
Messwertwandler
pl
signal transducer
signal transducers
Nachrichtentruppen
pl
mil.
signal troops
Nebelsignal
n
Nebelsignale
pl
fog signal
fog signals
Niederfrequenzsignal
n
audiofrequency signal
Notsignal
n
aviat.
Notsignale
pl
distress signal
distress signals
Nutzsignal
n
useful signal, wanted signal
Peilstrahl
m
signal-beam
Rauchzeichen
n
, Rauchsignal
n
smoke signal
Reglerausgangssignal
n
controller output signal
Reiter-Stellwerk
n
gantry-style signal tower
Richtungsanzeiger
m
auto
direction indicator, turn signal, turn indicator
Rückmeldung
f
checkback signal
Rufabweisungssignal
n
call-not-accepted signal
Rufannahmesignal
n
call-accepted signal
Sammelleitungssystem
n
group signal line
Sammelsignal
n
centralized alarm, group signal
Sammelstörmeldung
f
centralized alarm, general fault signal
Schlusszeichen
n
clearing signal
Schrittflanke
f
, Signalbegrenzung
f
signal edge
Serienübertragungssignal
n
serial transfer signal
Signal
n
Signale
pl
abgetastetes Signal
akustisches Signal
signal
signals
sampled signal
audible signal
Signal-Rausch-Verhältnis
n
signal-to-noise ratio
Signal- und Systemtheorie
f
signal and system theory
Signal-Stör-Verhältnis
n
, Rauschabstand
m
signal-to-noise ratio
Signalanalyse
f
signal analysis
Signalanstiegszeit
f
signal rise time
Signalaufbereitung
f
signal processing
Signalausbreitung
f
signal dispersion
Signalausfall
m
Signalausfälle
pl
signal drop-out, drop-out
signal drop-outs, drop-outs
Signaldetektion
f
signal detection
Signalbrücke
f
signal gantry
Signalerzeugung
f
signal generation
Signalflagge
f
Signalflaggen
pl
signal flag
signal flags
Signallampe
f
, Meldeleuchte
f
Meldeleuchte rot
grün
gelb
signal lamp
signal lamp red
green
yellow
Signallaufzeit
f
signal propagation delay
Signalprozessor
m
electr.
digitaler Signalprozessor
signal processor
digital signal processor (DSP)
Signalschätzung
f
signal estimation
Signalverarbeitung
f
analoge und digitale Signalverarbeitung
f
signal processing
analogue and digital signal processing
Signalton
m
signal sound
Signalverzögerung
f
signal delay
Sprungbefehl
m
comp.
jump signal
Stellwerk
n
Stellwerke
pl
signal box
signal boxes
Stellwerk
n
signal tower
Störmeldung
f
Störmeldungen
pl
failure signal, failure notice, failure report, fault report, fault message
failure signals, failure notices, failure reports, fault reports, fault messages
Störsignal
n
Störsignale
pl
signal drop-in, drop-in, interfering signal, disturbing signal, disturb signal
signal drop-ins, drop-ins, interfering signals, disturbing signals, disturb signals
Sturmsignal
n
Sturmsignale
pl
storm signal
storm signals
Taktsignal
n
Taktsignale
pl
clock signal
clock signals
Telegraphiezeichen
n
telegraph signal
Trägersignal
n
Trägersignale
pl
carrier, carrier signal
carriers, carrier signals
Übertragungssignal
n
transfer signal
Verriegelungssignal
n
Verriegelungssignale
pl
interlock signal
interlock signals
Warnsignal
n
Warnsignale
pl
warning signal, caution signal
warning signals, caution signals
ein Zeichen geben, winken
v
ein Zeichen gebend, winkend
ein Zeichen gegeben, gewinkt
to signal, to sign
signaling, signalling, signing
signaled, signalled, signed
Zeichen
n
, Anzeige
f
signal
Zeichenschritt
m
signal element
Zeitzeichen
n
time signal
Zweikanal-Signalprozessorsystem
n
two-channel signal processor system
amplitudenmoduliert
adj
amplitudenmoduliertes Signal
amplitude-modulated
amplitude-modulated signal
anfangen
v
, beginnen vt, anbrechen
v
anfangend, beginnend, anbrechend
angefangen, begonnen, angebrochen
ich fange an, ich beginne
er
sie fängt an, er
sie beginnt
ich
er
sie begann
er
sie hat
hatte angefangen, er
sie hat
hatte begonnen
ich
er
sie fänge an, ich
er
sie begönne (begänne)
to begin {began, begun}
beginning
begun
I begin
he
she begins
I
he
she began
he
she has
had begun
I
he
she would begin
anfaulen
v
anfaulend
angefault
to begin to go bad, to start rotting
beginning to go bad, starting rotting
begun to go bad, started rotting
signalisieren, anzeigen, ankündigen
v
signalisierend, anzeigend, ankündigend
signalisiert, angezeigt, angekündigt
signalisiert, zeigt an, kündigt an
signalisierte, zeigte an, kündigte an
to signal
signaling, signalling
signaled, signalled
signals
signaled, signalled
signalrot
adj
signal-red
stutzig werden
stutzig werdend
stutzig geworden
to become suspicious, to begin to wonder, to be taken aback
becoming suspicious, beginning to wonder, being taken aback
become suspicious, begun to wonder, been taken aback
systemgerecht
adj
systemgerechtes Signal
system-compatible
system-compatible signal
zuerst, zunächst, beginnend mit, anfänglich
adv
at first, to begin with, firstly
Er versuchte es nicht einmal.
He didn't even begin to try.
Erstens ist er zu alt.
To begin with he's too old.
Fangen Sie an zu lesen!
Begin reading!
Jetzt geht mir ein Licht auf.
übtr.
Now I begin to see.
Abfahrauftragssignal
electr.
techn.
departure signal
Abfahrtsignal
electr.
techn.
departure signal
Amateurfunkrufzeichen
f
techn.
amateur radio call signal
Anfangscheibe
f
techn.
begin post
Anfangtafel
f
electr.
techn.
begin signal
Audiosignalverarbeitung
f
electr.
techn.
audio signal processing
Ausfahrsignal
n
electr.
techn.
exit signal
Abfahrsignal
n
electr.
techn.
starting signal
Achtungssignal
n
electr.
techn.
warning signal
Ausschaltsignal
n
electr.
techn.
shutdown signal
Einschaltbefehl
actuation signal
Alarmsignal
alarm signal
amplitudenmoduliertes Signal
amplitude modulated signal
akustisches Signal
audible signal
Niederfrequenzsignal
audiofrequency signal
Endezeichen, Schlusszeichen
back-to-normal signal
beginnen
begin
beginnen, anfangen
begin
starten
begin
Anfangsspalte
begin column
Rufannahmesignal
call-accepted signal
Rufabweisungssignal
call-not-accepted signal
Rueckmeldung
checkback signal
Schlusszeichen
clearing signal
Taktsignal
clock signal
Alarmsignal
danger signal
Editzeichen
edit signal
Freigabe-Signal
enable signal
Freigabesignal
enabling signal
Besetztzeichen
engaged signal
Feuerzeichen
fire signal
Sammelleitungssystem
group signal line
Handzeichen
hand signal
Eingabesignal
input signal
Verriegelungssignal
interlock signal
Sprungbefehl
jump signal
Grenzsignal
limit signal
Jetzt geht mir ein Licht auf.
now i begin to see.
Jetzt geht mir ein Licht auf
now i begin to see
Ausgabesignal
output signal
Funksignal
radio signal
Deutsche
Anfangtafel {f} [electr.] [techn.] Synonyme
techn
Englische
begin signal Synonyme
begin signal Definition
Begin
(
v.
i.)
To
have
or
commence
an
independent
or
first
existence
Begin
(
v.
i.)
To
do
the
first
act
or
the
first
part
of
an
action
Begin
(
v.
t.)
To
enter
on
Begin
(
v.
t.)
To
trace
or
lay
the
foundation
of
Begin
(
n.
)
Beginning.
Signal
(
n.
)
A
sign
made
for
the
purpose
of
giving
notice
to
a
person
of
some
occurence,
command,
or
danger
Signal
(
n.
)
A
token
Signal
(
a.
)
Noticeable
Signal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
signals,
or
the
use
of
signals
in
conveying
information
Signal
(
v.
t.)
To
communicate
by
signals
Signal
(
v.
t.)
To
notify
by
a
signals
begin signal Bedeutung
quarterback
signal
caller
field
general
(American
football)
the
position
of
the
football
player
in
the
backfield
who
directs
the
offensive
play
of
his
team,
quarterback
is
the
most
important
position
on
the
team
signal
box
signal
tower
a
building
from
which
signals
are
sent
to
control
the
movements
of
railway
trains
signal
level
the
amplitude
level
of
the
desired
signal
signal
detection
detection
the
detection
that
a
signal
is
being
received
signal
signaling
sign
any
nonverbal
action
or
gesture
that
encodes
a
message,
signals
from
the
boat
suddenly
stopped
starting
signal
start
a
signal
to
begin
(as
in
a
race),
the
starting
signal
was
a
green
light,
the
runners
awaited
the
start
storm
signal
a
signal
announcing
the
approach
of
a
storm
(particularly
a
storm
of
marked
violence)
time
signal
a
signal
(especially
electronic
or
by
radio)
indicating
the
precisely
correct
time
alarm
alert
warning
signal
alarum
an
automatic
signal
(usually
a
sound)
warning
of
danger
distress
signal
distress
call
an
internationally
recognized
signal
sent
out
by
a
ship
or
plane
indicating
that
help
is
needed
reveille
wake-up
signal
(military)
signal
to
wake
up
telegraphic
signal
radiotelegraphic
signal
a
signal
transmitted
by
telegraphy
visual
signal
a
signal
that
involves
visual
communication
traffic
light
traffic
signal
stoplight
a
visual
signal
to
control
the
flow
of
traffic
at
intersections
flag
signal
flag
a
rectangular
piece
of
fabric
used
as
a
signalling
device
code
flag
nautical
signal
flag
one
of
an
international
code
of
flag
signals
used
between
ships
blinker
turn
signal
turn
indicator
trafficator
a
blinking
light
on
a
motor
vehicle
that
indicates
the
direction
in
which
the
vehicle
is
about
to
turn
electronic
signal
a
signal
generated
by
electronic
means
signal
fire
signal
light
a
fire
set
as
a
signal
input
signal
input
signal
going
into
an
electronic
system
output
signal
output
signal
that
comes
out
of
an
electronic
system
background
background
signal
extraneous
signals
that
can
be
confused
with
the
phenomenon
to
be
observed
or
measured,
they
got
a
bad
connection
and
could
hardly
hear
one
another
over
the
background
signals
signal
any
incitement
to
action,
he
awaited
the
signal
to
start,
the
victory
was
a
signal
for
wild
celebration
quarterback
signal
caller
field
general
(football)
the
person
who
plays
quarterback
Begin
Menachem
Begin
Israeli
statesman
(born
in
Russia)
who
(as
prime
minister
of
Israel)
negotiated
a
peace
treaty
with
Anwar
Sadat
(then
the
president
of
Egypt)
(-)
signal
an
electric
quantity
(voltage
or
current
or
field
strength)
whose
modulation
represents
coded
information
about
the
source
from
which
it
comes
radio
signal
a
radio
wave
used
to
transmit
and
receive
messages
signal-to-noise
ratio
signal-to-noise
signal
noise
ratio
signal
noise
S
N
the
ratio
of
signal
intensity
to
noise
intensity
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
begin
begin
to
speak
or
say,
Now
listen,
friends,
he
began
bespeak
betoken
indicate
point
signal
be
a
signal
for
or
a
symptom
of,
These
symptoms
indicate
a
serious
illness,
Her
behavior
points
to
a
severe
neurosis,
The
economic
indicators
signal
that
the
euro
is
undervalued
sign
signal
signalize
signalise
communicate
silently
and
non-verbally
by
signals
or
signs,
He
signed
his
disapproval
with
a
dismissive
hand
gesture,
The
diner
signaled
the
waiters
to
bring
the
menu
begin
begin
to
speak,
understand,
read,
and
write
a
language,
She
began
Russian
at
an
early
age,
We
started
French
in
fourth
grade
begin
achieve
or
accomplish
in
the
least
degree,
usually
used
in
the
negative,
This
economic
measure
doesn't
even
begin
to
deal
with
the
problem
of
inflation,
You
cannot
even
begin
to
understand
the
problem
we
had
to
deal
with
during
the
war
begin
start
begin
an
event
that
is
implied
and
limited
by
the
nature
or
inherent
function
of
the
direct
object,
begin
a
cigar,
She
started
the
soup
while
it
was
still
hot,
We
started
physics
ith
grade
begin
start
have
a
beginning,
in
a
temporal,
spatial,
or
evaluative
sense,
The
DMZ
begins
right
over
the
hill,
The
second
movement
begins
after
the
Allegro,
Prices
for
these
homes
start
at
$,
begin
start
have
a
beginning
characterized
in
some
specified
way,
The
novel
begins
with
a
murder,
My
property
begins
with
the
three
maple
trees,
Her
day
begins
with
a
workout,
The
semester
begins
with
a
convocation
ceremony
begin
have
a
beginning,
of
a
temporal
event,
WW
II
began
in
when
Hitler
marched
into
Poland,
The
company's
Asia
tour
begins
next
month
begin
be
the
first
item
or
point,
constitute
the
beginning
or
start,
come
first
in
a
series,
The
number
`one'
begins
the
sequence,
A
terrible
murder
begins
the
novel,
The
convocation
ceremony
officially
begins
the
semester
signal
notably
out
of
the
ordinary,
the
year
saw
one
signal
triumph
for
the
Labour
party
in
the
first
place
earlier
in
the
beginning
to
begin
with
originally
before
now,
why
didn't
you
tell
me
in
the
first
place?
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