AGING SCHEDULE - Traduzione inglese-tedesco

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ˈage·ing sched·ule, ingl am ˈag·ing sched·ule SOST FIN

ageing schedule

Fälligkeitstabelle f

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I. age [eɪʤ] SOST

1. age (length of existence):

age

Alter nt <-s, ->

do you know the age of that building?

wissen Sie, wie alt dieses Gebäude ist?

what age is your brother?

wie alt ist dein Bruder?

he's about your age

er ist ungefähr so alt wie du

the club takes children of all/different ages

der Verein nimmt Kinder aller/verschiedener Altersstufen auf

to be 45 years of age

45 [Jahre alt] sein

old age

[hohes] Alter

old age is no impediment for doing sport

ein hohes Alter bedeutet nicht, dass man nicht Sport treiben kann

in my old age I will still love you

auch wenn ich alt bin, werde ich dich immer noch lieben

to live to an old age

bis ins hohe Alter leben

to act [or be] one's age

sich acc seinem Alter entsprechend verhalten

be your age!

sei nicht so kindisch!

to feel one's age

die Jahre spüren

to improve with age

mit zunehmendem Alter besser werden

sb looks [or shows] their age

man sieht jdm sein Alter an

she's starting to look her age

allmählich sieht man ihr ihr Alter an

you don't look [or show] your age

man sieht dir dein Alter nicht an

at the age of 80

mit achtzig [Jahren]

at sb's age

in jds Alter

2. age no pl DIR:

age of consent

Ehemündigkeitsalter nt

age of criminal capacity

Strafmündigkeit f <->

age of marriage

heiratsfähiges Alter

voting age

Wahlalter nt <-s, ->

full age

Volljährigkeit f <->

to be/come of age

volljährig sein/werden

fig her art has finally come of age

ihre Kunst ist endlich zu voller Blüte gelangt ricerc

to be under age

minderjährig sein

3. age no pl (old age):

age

Alter nt <-s, ->

the pages of the book had crumbled with age

die Seiten des Buches waren mit dem Alter zerfallen

her skin was wrinkled with age

ihre Haut war vom Alter runzlig

age before beauty scherz

Alter vor Schönheit scherz

4. age (life expectancy):

age

Lebenserwartung f <-> kein pl

age of a star

Lebensdauer f <-> kein pl

the age of a cat is up to twenty years

eine Katze kann zwanzig Jahre alt werden

5. age (era):

age

Zeitalter nt <-s, ->

age

Ära f <-, Ä̱ren>

age of the euro

Euro-Zeitalter nt

the age of exploration

das Zeitalter der Entdeckungen

in this day and age

heutzutage

the modern age

die Moderne

down [or through] the ages

durch die Jahrhunderte

6. age usu pl colloq (long time):

an age/ages

eine Ewigkeit colloq

an age/ages

Ewigkeiten colloq pl

an age/ages

ewig

I haven't seen him for ages

ich habe ihn seit einer Ewigkeit nicht gesehen

he was an age washing his car

er verbrachte eine Ewigkeit damit, sein Auto zu waschen

he took ages over [or to do] his homework

er hat ewig für seine Hausaufgaben gebraucht

I took ages looking for the right word

ich habe ewig nach dem richtigen Wort gesucht

the meeting took ages

die Besprechung dauerte ewig [lang]

II. age [eɪʤ] VB vb intr

1. age:

age (become older)

altern

age (become older)

alt werden

age (look older)

altern

loosing his wife has made him age years

durch den Tod seiner Frau ist er um Jahre gealtert

2. age GASTR:

age

reifen

III. age [eɪʤ] VB vb trans

1. age usu passive GASTR:

to age cheese

Käse reifen lassen

to age sherry/wine

Sherry/Wein ablagern lassen

brandy is aged in oak

Brandy lagert in Eichenfässern

2. age (make sb look older):

to age sb hairstyle, make-up, clothes

jdn älter machen

to age sb strain, suffering

jdn altern lassen

3. age (treat):

to age a painting/table

ein Gemälde/einen Tisch auf alt machen colloq

4. age (determine the age of):

to age sth

das Alter einer S. gen bestimmen

AGE [ˌeɪʤi:ˈi:] SOST

AGE GASTR, MED abbreviazione di advanced glycation end product

AGE

Endprodukt nt der fortgeschrittenen Glykation

ag·ing AGG ingl am, ingl Aus

aging → ageing

ageing SICUR STRAD

ageing

Alterungsprozeß

age·ing, ingl am, ingl Aus ag·ing [ˈeɪʤɪŋ] AGG attr, inv

ageing person

alternd

ageing machinery

veraltend attr

I. sched·ule [ˈʃedju:l, ingl am ˈskeʤu:l] SOST

1. schedule (timetable):

schedule

[Zeit-/Fahr]plan m

bus/train schedule

Bus-/Zugfahrplan m

flight schedule

Flugplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>

teaching schedule

Lehrplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>

to draw up [or plan] a schedule

einen Plan erstellen

to keep to a schedule

sich acc an einen Zeitplan halten

2. schedule:

schedule (plan of work)

Terminplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>

schedule (plan of work)

Zeitplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>

schedule (plan of event)

Programm nt <-s, -e>

everything went according to schedule

alles lief nach Zeitplan

ahead of schedule

früher als geplant

on schedule

fristgerecht

on schedule

fristgemäß

3. schedule (official listing/form):

schedule

Aufstellung f <-, -en>

schedule

Liste f <-, -n>

schedule B FIN

Einkommenssteuergruppe f B

schedule B FIN

[zu versteuernde] Einkünfte aus der Forstwirtschaft

schedule D FIN

Einkommenssteuergruppe f D

4. schedule (routine):

schedule

[Arbeits-/Tages]ablauf m

5. schedule FIN:

schedule

Verzeichnis der Zinssätze

tax schedules ingl brit

Steuerklassen pl

schedule of fees

Gebührenordnung f <-, -en>

schedule of redemption

Tilgungsplan m

II. sched·ule [ˈʃedju:l, ingl am ˈskeʤu:l] VB vb trans

1. schedule (list officially):

to schedule sth

etw festlegen [o. aufführen]

2. schedule (plan):

to schedule sth

etw ansetzen [o. anberaumen]

to schedule a meeting

eine Besprechung ansetzen

they've scheduled him to speak at three o'clock

sie haben seine Rede für drei Uhr geplant

the restoration work is scheduled to begin early next year

die Restaurierungsarbeiten sollen Anfang nächsten Jahres beginnen

Voce OpenDict

schedule VB

to be scheduled at 8 o'clock (meeting, talk etc)

für 8 Uhr vorgesehen sein

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

schedule TRASP PUBBL

schedule

Fahrplan (als Ordnung)

Present

I	age
you	age
he/she/it	ages
we	age
you	age
they	age

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Other themes are also present, such as prejudice, aging, failure, poverty and middle-class ennui, but these are typically seen from an ironic and detached perspective.

en.wikipedia.org

In a study conducted in 2011 on mice, senescent cells were deliberately eradicated, which led to greater resistance against aging-associated diseases.

en.wikipedia.org

The term indefinite lifespan represents a more achievable state of affairs, because it merely implies freedom from death by aging or infirmity.

en.wikipedia.org

The set-to highlights the passions that can arise when the future of an aging religious property is in the balance.

www.theglobeandmail.com

While this cognitive mistake is often attributed to aging, researchers say that college undergraduates are guilty of misnaming as well.

www.dailymail.co.uk