WIRELESS OPERATOR - английски-немски превод

в PONS речника

ˈwire·less op·era·tor СЪЩ АВИО

wireless operator

Funker(in) м (f) <-s, ->

в PONS речника

op·era·tor [ˈɒpəreɪtəʳ, Am ˈɑ:pəreɪt̬ɚ] СЪЩ

1. operator (worker):

operator

Bediener(in) м (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>

operator

Arbeiter(in) м (f) <-s, ->

fork-lift operator

Gabelstaplerfahrer(in) м (f)

machine operator

Maschinist(in) м (f) <-en, -en>

radio operator

Funker(in) м (f) <-s, ->

2. operator:

operator (switchboard worker)

Telefonist(in) м (f) <-en, -en>

operator (at telephone company)

≈ Vermittlung f

3. operator (company):

operator

Unternehmer(in) м (f) <-s, ->

operator БОРСА

Börsenspekulant(in) м (f) <-en, -en; -, -nen>

tour operator

Reiseveranstalter(in) м (f) <-s, ->

4. operator разг (clever person):

operator

gewiefte [o. raffinierte] Person

he is a canny operator in wage negotiations

er ist ein schlauer Verhandlungspartner bei Lohnverhandlungen

to be a real operator with the ladies

die Frauen um den Finger wickeln können

smooth operator

Schlitzohr ср <-(e)s, -en> разг

smooth operator

Schlawiner м <-s, -> разг

5. operator MATH:

operator

[Rechen]symbol ср

operator

Operator м <-s, -(s)-s, -to̱·ren> spec

I. wire·less <pl -es> [ˈwaɪələs, Am -ɚ-] СЪЩ Brit dated

1. wireless (set):

wireless

Radioapparat м <-(e)s, -e>

wireless

Radio ср <-s, -s>

2. wireless no pl:

wireless (radio)

[Rund]funk м

wireless (radio)

Radio ср <-s, -s>

wireless (telegraphy)

Funk м <-s>

by wireless

über [Rund]funk

on the wireless

im Rundfunk [o. Radio]

II. wire·less [ˈwaɪələs, Am -ɚ-] ПРИЛ inv

wireless (lacking wire)

drahtlos

wireless (radio)

Funk-

wireless (radio)

Radio-

wireless keyboard

Funktastatur f

wireless telegraphy

drahtlose Telegrafie

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

But in order for the company to grow, the workers must have better conditions so that their labor could improve and benefit the operators.

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The other main source of revenue for the cable operators are subscription fees.

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Most stagehands (riggers, winch-workers and operators) were in the lowest class, making about $1,200 a week.

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An operator cut a vital steel support beams on a roof truss.

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C-like languages feature two versions (pre- and post-) of each operator with slightly different semantics.

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