PROJECT STAGE - Prevod od engleski do nemački

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Projektstadium

project stage

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I. proj·ect N [ˈprɒʤekt, Am ˈprɑ:-]

1. project (undertaking):

project

Projekt nt <-(e)s, -e>

project

Vorhaben nt <-s, ->

research project

Forschungsprojekt nt <-(e)s, -e>

2. project (plan):

project

Plan m <-(e)s, Plä·ne>

II. proj·ect N [ˈprɒʤekt, Am ˈprɑ:-] modifier

project (coordinator, costs, deadline, director, leader, team):

project

Projekt-

project planning

Projektplanung f

III. proj·ect VB trans [prə(ʊ)ˈʤekt, Am prəˈ-]

1. project (forecast):

to project sth

etw vorhersagen

to project sth profit, expenses, number

etw veranschlagen

revenue from tourism is projected to grow by 15% next year

Einnahmen durch Tourismus sollen nächstes Jahr um 15 % ansteigen

2. project (propel):

to project sth

etw schleudern

to project one's mind into the future

sich acc in die Zukunft hineinversetzen

to project one's voice fig

laut und deutlich sprechen

3. project (onto screen):

to project sth [onto sth] slides, film

etw [auf etw acc] projizieren

4. project PSYCH (attribute to):

to project sth onto sb

etw auf jdn projizieren

to project oneself onto sb

von sich dat auf andere schließen

5. project (display):

to project sth

etw darstellen

to project a tougher image

ein härteres Image vermitteln

to project oneself

sich acc selbst zur Geltung bringen

IV. proj·ect VB intr [prə(ʊ)ˈʤekt, Am prəˈ-]

1. project (protrude):

project

hervorragen

to project over sth

über etw acc [hinaus]ragen

the hotel's dining room projects [out] over the sea

der Speisesaal des Hotels ragt über das Meer

a projecting nail/branch

ein abstehender Nagel/Ast

2. project THEAT (throw voice):

project

laut und deutlich sprechen

I. stage [steɪʤ] N

1. stage (period):

stage

Etappe f <-, -n>

stage

Station f <-, -en>

stage in the process

Prozessschritt m

crucial stage

entscheidende Phase

early stage

Frühphase f

editing stage

Drucklegung f <-, -en>

final [or last]stage

Endphase f <-, -n>

final [or last]stage

Endstadium nt <-s, -stadien>

first [or initial]stage

Anfangsphase f

late stage

Spätphase f

to be at [or reach] the stage where ...

an dem Punkt sein [o. den Punkt erreichen] , an dem ...

to go through a stage

eine [bestimmte] Phase durchmachen

at some stage

irgendwann

to do sth in stages

etw in Etappen [o. etappenweise] [o. in einzelnen Schritten] tun

2. stage of a journey, race:

stage

Etappe f <-, -n>

stage

Abschnitt m <-[e]s, -e>

3. stage of a rocket:

stage

[Raketen]triebwerk nt

three-stage rocket

Dreistufenrakete f

4. stage ELEC:

stage

Schaltstufe f

stage

Verstärkerstufe f

5. stage hist → stagecoach

6. stage THEAT (platform):

stage

Bühne f <-, -n>

to go on stage

die Bühne betreten

to take the stage

auftreten

to take centre stage fig

im Mittelpunkt [des Interesses] stehen

7. stage (profession):

the stage

die Bühne

the London stage

das Londoner Theater

to be on the stage

auf der Bühne stehen

to go to the stage

zum Theater gehen

8. stage (scene):

stage

Geschehen nt <-s, -> kein pl

the world stage

die [ganze] Welt

the political stage

die politische Bühne

9. stage (on microscope):

stage

Objektträger m <-s, ->

10. stage GEOL:

stage

Stufe f <-, -n>

II. stage [steɪʤ] VB trans

1. stage THEAT:

to stage sth

etw aufführen

to stage a concert

ein Konzert geben [o. form veranstalten]

to stage a play/an opera

ein Theaterstück/eine Oper aufführen [o. inszenieren]

2. stage (organize):

to stage a comeback

ein Comeback starten

to stage a congress/meeting

einen Kongress/eine Tagung veranstalten

to stage a coup d'état

einen Staatsstreich durchführen

to stage a match

ein Spiel austragen

to stage the Olympic Games

die Olympischen Spiele ausrichten

to stage a party

eine Party geben

to stage a recovery

eine Erholung[sphase] einleiten

to stage a strike/a demonstration

einen Streik/eine Demonstration organisieren [o. inszenieren]

to stage war games

ein Manöver abhalten

3. stage MED:

to stage a patient/disease

einen Patienten/eine Krankheit diagnostisch einordnen

III. stage [steɪʤ] N modifier

stage (career, curtain, version):

stage

Bühnen-

stage adaptation

Bühnenfassung f

stage crew

Bühnenteam nt

stage scenery

Kulisse[n] f[pl]

stage setting

Bühnenbild nt <-(e)s, -er>

OpenDict unos

project N

to do a project

an einem Projekt arbeiten

OpenDict unos

stage N

stage (in Quebec: internship) Can

Praktikum nt

PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja

project stage N MKT COMPET

project stage

Projektstadium nt

PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja

Projektstadium

project stage

Klett rečnik iz biologije

stage N

stage

Stadium

stage

Stufe

PONS stručni rečnik „Verkehrswesen”

stage INFRASTR

stage

Phase

Present

I	project
you	project
he/she/it	projects
we	project
you	project
they	project

Past

I	projected
you	projected
he/she/it	projected
we	projected
you	projected
they	projected

Present Perfect

I	have	projected
you	have	projected
he/she/it	has	projected
we	have	projected
you	have	projected
they	have	projected

Past Perfect

I	had	projected
you	had	projected
he/she/it	had	projected
we	had	projected
you	had	projected
they	had	projected

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

In his fourth year, his first research project on the physiology of the nerves of the pancreas won him a prestigious university award.

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The variable costs for this project might include data centre power usage, etc.

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In this simple statement he was highlighting the dislocation of orientation and any possibility of a singular reading; a common resultant of the post-structuralist project.

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Members of the summit included university attorneys, technology transfer officers, free/open source project leaders, and foundation representatives.

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The overcapacity and costs tied up 92 percent of the public information technology budget, hindering other project which could have created value from being carried out.

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