COLD BOOT ATTACK - Traducción inglés-alemán

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cold boot attack SUST.

cold boot attack INFORM.

Kaltstartattacke f

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INFORM. cold boot [or start]

Kaltstart m <-(e)s, -s>

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I. cold [kəʊld, ingl. am. koʊld] ADJ.

1. cold (not warm):

cold

kalt <kälter, am kältesten>

a nice cold beer

ein schönes, kühles Bier

cold food

kalte Gerichte

as cold as ice

eiskalt

bitterly cold

bitterkalt

to be [or feel]cold

frieren <friert, fror, gefroren>

I'm cold

mir ist kalt

to get cold

zu frieren beginnen

to go cold

kalt werden

INFORM. cold boot [or start]

Kaltstart m <-(e)s, -s>

cold standby

Cold-Standby-System nt

2. cold fig. (not friendly):

cold

kalt <kälter, am kältesten>

cold

kühl

his cold blue eyes

seine kühlen blauen Augen

3. cold (unprepared, unannounced):

cold

unvorbereitet

4. cold:

cold call of insurance salesman

unangemeldeter Vertreterbesuch

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have/get cold feet

kalte Füße bekommen coloq. fig.

to pour [or throw]cold water on sth

etw dat. einen Dämpfer versetzen

II. cold [kəʊld, ingl. am. koʊld] SUST.

1. cold (low temperature):

cold

Kälte f <->

to be blue with cold

vor Kälte ganz blau sein

to shiver with cold

vor Kälte zittern

2. cold MED.:

cold (illness)

Erkältung f <-, -en>

cold (runny nose)

Schnupfen m <-s, ->

to get a stinking [or streaming]cold ingl. brit., ingl. austr. coloq.

eine saumäßige Erkältung bekommen coloq.

to catch [or get] a cold

sich acus. erkälten

to have a cold

erkältet sein

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to leave sb/sth out in the cold

jdn/etw im Regen stehen lassen coloq.

I. at·tack [əˈtæk] SUST.

1. attack (assault):

attack

Angriff m <-(e)s, -e>

acid attack

Säureangriff m

acid attack

Säureattentat nt

all-out attack

Großangriff m <-(e)s, -e>

to launch [or make] an attack against [or on] sb/sth

einen Angriff auf jdn/etw unternehmen [o. starten]

to launch [or make] an attack against [or on] sb/sth

jdn/etw angreifen

to be [or go] on the attack

zum Angriff übergehen

to be [or come] under attack

angegriffen werden

2. attack (bout):

attack

Anfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>

he is embarrassed by his attacks of shyness

es ist ihm peinlich, dass ihn immer wieder die Schüchternheit überkommt

asthma attack

Asthmaanfall m

attack of the giggles

Lachanfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>

attack of hysteria

hysterischer Anfall

3. attack no pl (severe criticism):

attack

Angriff m <-(e)s, -e>

to come under attack

unter Beschuss geraten fig.

4. attack (in team sports):

attack

Angriff m <-(e)s, -e>

the team has a strong attack

die Mannschaft ist sehr angriffsstark

to be strong in [or ingl. am. on]attack

angriffsstark sein

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the best method of defence is attack provb.

Angriff ist die beste Verteidigung provb.

II. at·tack [əˈtæk] V. trans.

1. attack (physically, verbally):

to attack sb/sth

jdn/etw angreifen

to attack sb dog

jdn anfallen

to attack sb criminal

jdn überfallen

2. attack (cause damage):

to attack sb/sth illness, pest, insects

jdn/etw angreifen

these rose bushes are being attacked by greenfly

diese Rosensträucher sind vollkommen verlaust

3. attack DEP. (try to score):

to attack the ball/goal

den Ball/das Tor angreifen

4. attack fig. (tackle):

to attack a problem

ein Problem anpacken [o. angehen] [o. in Angriff nehmen]

5. attack fig. (eat greedily):

to attack sth

sich acus. über etw acus. hermachen

to attack sth

über etw acus. herfallen

to attack the fridge

den Kühlschrank plündern

III. at·tack [əˈtæk] V. intr.

attack

angreifen

I. boot [bu:t] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot

Stiefel m <-s, ->

ankle boot

Stiefelette f <-, -n>

knee boot

kniehoher Stiefel m

walking [or hiking]boot

Wanderschuh m <-(e)s, -e>

wellington boot , ingl. am. rubber boot

Gummistiefel m <-s, ->

work boot

Arbeitsschuh m

2. boot coloq. (kick):

boot

Stoß m <-es, Stö̱·ße>

to get the boot fig.

hinausfliegen coloq.

to give sb the boot fig.

jdn hinauswerfen coloq.

to put the boot in ingl. brit. (kick sb brutally)

jdn mit Fußtritten fertigmachen

to put the boot in fig. (make a situation worse)

einer Sache die Krone aufsetzen

3. boot AUTO.:

boot ingl. brit. (for luggage)

Kofferraum m <-(e)s, -räume>

boot ingl. am. (wheel clamp)

Wegfahrsperre f <-, -n>

4. boot ingl. brit. also hum. coloq. (woman):

old boot

Schreckschraube f <-, -n> coloq.

5. boot (moreover):

to boot

obendrein

to boot

überdies

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to bet one's boots that ... coloq.

darauf wetten, dass ...

to be/get too big for one's boots

hochnäsig sein/werden

to die with one's boots on [or in one's boots]

in den Sielen sterben

to feel one's heart drop into one's boots

merken, wie einem der Arsch auf Grundeis geht argot

the boot's on the other foot ingl. brit.

die Lage sieht anders aus

to have one's heart in one's boots

das Herz in der Hose haben

to lick sb's boots

jdm die Füße küssen fig.

II. boot [bu:t] ADJ. INFORM.

boot block [or record]

Urladeprogrammblock m

boot disk

Startdiskette f <-, -n>

boot partition

Bootpartition f

boot partition

Startpartition f

III. boot [bu:t] V. trans. coloq.

to boot sth

etw dat. einen Tritt versetzen [o. geben]

to be booted off sth

achtkantig aus etw dat. fliegen argot

IV. boot [bu:t] V. intr. INFORM.

boot

laden <lädt, lud, geladen>

BOOT SUST.

BOOT abreviatura de build own operate transfere FIN.

BOOT

Betreibermodell nt

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cold ADV.

to have sth down cold ingl. am. coloq.

etw wie im Schlaf beherrschen

to have sth down cold ingl. am. coloq.

etw aus dem Effeff können [oder beherrschen] coloq.

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cold ADJ.

in the cold light of the day, he realized what a fool he had been idiom.

erst jetzt, mit etwas Abstand, merkte er, was für ein Idiot er gewesen war

Present

I	attack
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we	attack
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Past

I	attacked
you	attacked
he/she/it	attacked
we	attacked
you	attacked
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Present Perfect

I	have	attacked
you	have	attacked
he/she/it	has	attacked
we	have	attacked
you	have	attacked
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Past Perfect

I	had	attacked
you	had	attacked
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we	had	attacked
you	had	attacked
they	had	attacked

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

This ensures that encryption keys are almost never available via userland or following a cold boot attack.

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Cold boot attacks can therefore be a means of unauthorized data theft, loss or access.

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As the encryption keys used in hardware encryption are typically never stored in the computer's memory, "technically" hardware solutions are less subject to cold boot attacks than software-based systems.

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When compared to computers with pirated software, computers with genuine software performed faster during boot-up, in opening documents, opening programs, and loading popular internet pages that were text and image-heavy.

technology.inquirer.net

He has a problem with the configuring of his back up computer which, it is understood, will not boot up.

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