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Johann
Johann
stage-door ˈJohn·ny СЪЩ hist
stage-door Johnny
Fan м <-s, -s>
stage-door Johnny
Verehrer м <-s, ->
john·ny-come-ˈlate·ly <pl johnnys-come-lately [or johnnies-come-lately]> СЪЩ прин
johnny-come-lately
Neuling м <-s, -e> прин
john·nie, john·ny [ˈʤɒni] СЪЩ Brit sl
[rubber] johnnie
Pariser м <-s, -> sl
[rubber] johnnie
Gummi м <-s, -s> esp A
I. chan·nel [ˈtʃænəl] СЪЩ
1. channel РАДИО, ТВ:
channel
Kanal м <-s, Ka·nä̱·le>
channel
Programm ср <-s, -e>
on channel five/three
im fünften/dritten Programm
cable channel
Kabelkanal м <-s, -näle>
commercial channel
kommerzieller Sender
pay channel
Pay-TV ср <-(s)>
to change [or switch]channels
umschalten
to turn to another channel
[auf ein anderes Programm] umschalten
to turn to channel two
ins zweite Programm umschalten
2. channel:
channel (waterway)
[Fluss]bett ср
channel (artificial waterway)
Kanal м <-s, Ka·nä̱·le>
drainage channel
Entwässerungsgraben м <-s, -gräben>
drainage channel
Drainage f <-, -n> CH
drainage channel
Abzugsgraben м
irrigation channel
Bewässerungskanal м <-s, -näle>
deepwater/navigable channel
schiffbare Fahrrinne
the [English] Channel
der Ärmelkanal
3. channel (in airport or port):
channel
[Zoll]ausgang м
the red/green channel
der rot/grün gekennzeichnete Ausgang
4. channel (means):
channel
Weg м <-(e)s, -e>
she found a channel for her energy in dancing
über das Tanzen hat sie ein Ventil für ihre Energie gefunden
channel of communication
Kommunikationsweg м <-(e)s, -e>
channel of distribution
Vertriebsweg м <-(e)s, -e>
to go through the official channels
den Dienstweg gehen
through the usual channels
auf dem üblichen Weg
II. chan·nel <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈtʃænəl] ГЛАГ прх
1. channel (direct):
to channel a river through sth
einen Fluss durch etw вин [hindurch]leiten
to channel sth into sth one's energies, money
etw in etw вин stecken
to channel sth into sth interests
etw auf etw вин richten
to channel water into sth
Wasser in etw вин leiten
2. channel (imitate):
to channel sb
jdn nachmachen
I. ˈchan·nel-surf ГЛАГ нпрх
channel-surf
herumzappen
II. ˈchan·nel-surf ГЛАГ прх
to channel-surf sth
etw durchzappen
ˈchan·nel con·trol·ler СЪЩ
channel controller
Intendant(in) м (f) eines Fernsehsenders <-en, -en>
Chan·nel ˈIs·land·er СЪЩ
Channel Islander
Kanalinselbewohner(in) м (f)
ˈcross-channel ПРИЛ
cross-channel ferry:
cross-channel
Kanal-
ad·min·is·ˈtra·tion chan·nel СЪЩ
administration channel
Verwaltungsweg м <-(e)s, -e>
Запис в OpenDict
co-channel interference, CCI СЪЩ
co-channel interference, CCI ТЕЛ
Gleichkanalstörung f
co-channel interference, CCI ТЕЛ
Gleichkanalinterferenz f
communication channel СЪЩ E-COMM
communication channel
Kommunikationsweg м
multi-channel bank СЪЩ FINMKT
multi-channel bank (Bank, die über verschiedene Vertriebswege verfügt (Direkt-, Online- und Telefonbanking))
Multikanalbank f
multi-channel distribution mix СЪЩ MKTG
multi-channel distribution mix (Vertrieb über verschiedene Wege)
Multikanal-Vertriebswege-Mix м
distribution channel СЪЩ MKTG
distribution channel
Vertriebskanal м
distribution channel
Vertriebsschiene f
distribution channel
Vertriebsweg м
distribution channel
Vertriebszweig м
administration channel СЪЩ CORP STRUCT
administration channel
Verwaltungsweg м
sales channel СЪЩ MKTG
sales channel
Vertriebsstrang м
decision-making channel СЪЩ CTRL
decision-making channel
Entscheidungsweg м
irrigation channel, irrigation ditch
irrigation channel
Bewässerungskanal
irrigation channel
Bewässerungsgraben
channel СЪЩ
channel
Fluss
channel
Fließgewässer
Mozambique Channel [ˌməʊzæmˈbiːkˌtʃænl] СЪЩ
Mozambique Channel
Straße von Mosambik
English Channel СЪЩ
English Channel
Ärmelkanal
cytoplasmic channel [ˌsaɪtəplæzmɪkˈtʃænl] СЪЩ
cytoplasmic channel
Cytoplasmabrücke
channel for chloride ions, chloride ion channel СЪЩ
channel for chloride ions
Kanal für Chlorid-Ionen
channel for chloride ions
Chloridionenkanal
selective ion channel [sɪˌlektɪvˈaɪəntʃænl] СЪЩ
selective ion channel
selektiver Ionenkanal
sodium channel СЪЩ
sodium channel
Natriumkanal
channel protein СЪЩ
channel protein
Kanalprotein
channel protein
Tunnelprotein
Present
Ichannel
youchannel
he/she/itchannels
wechannel
youchannel
theychannel
Past
Ichannelled / American English channeled
youchannelled / American English channeled
he/she/itchannelled / American English channeled
wechannelled / American English channeled
youchannelled / American English channeled
theychannelled / American English channeled
Present Perfect
Ihavechannelled / American English channeled
youhavechannelled / American English channeled
he/she/ithaschannelled / American English channeled
wehavechannelled / American English channeled
youhavechannelled / American English channeled
theyhavechannelled / American English channeled
Past Perfect
Ihadchannelled / American English channeled
youhadchannelled / American English channeled
he/she/ithadchannelled / American English channeled
wehadchannelled / American English channeled
youhadchannelled / American English channeled
theyhadchannelled / American English channeled
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What about the factors that make people stop watching a show, and instead channel-surf to explore other viewing options?
entertainment.inquirer.net
Heavy green drapes block out the sun, the better to channel-surf on that 6-foot flat-screen.
europe.newsweek.com
However, the effect is actually caused as a result of tidal flow through the English Channel.
en.wikipedia.org
It faces roughly south towards the English Channel, it is 250m in length and is straight.
en.wikipedia.org
The region is bordered along the northern coasts by the English Channel.
en.wikipedia.org
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Der Baumwollfabrikant Johann Georg Sieburg setzt die aus England stammende Maschine zum Antrieb von Spinnmaschinen ein.
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