PACKED COLUMN - Traducción inglés-alemán

en el diccionario PONS

packed ˈcol·umn SUST. QUÍM.

packed column

Füllkörperkolonne f

packed column

Füllkörpersäule f

en el diccionario PONS

I. pack [pæk] SUST.

1. pack MILIT.:

pack (backpack)

Rucksack m

pack (backpack)

Tornister m <-s, ->

pack (bundle)

Bündel nt <-s, ->

pack (bag)

Beutel m <-s, ->

ice pack

Eisbeutel m <-s, ->

2. pack COM.:

pack (packet)

Packung f <-, -en>

pack (box)

Schachtel f <-, -n>

a pack of cigarettes

eine Schachtel [o. suizo, austr. a. ein Päckchen] Zigaretten

a pack of tobacco

eine Packung Tabak

in packs of six

im Sechserpack

3. pack (folder):

pack

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

information pack

Informationspaket nt

4. pack of cards:

pack

[Karten]spiel nt

5. pack (cosmetic):

pack

Packung f <-, -en>

face/mud pack

Gesichts-/Schlammpackung f

6. pack INFORM.:

pack of disks

Stapel m <-s, ->

7. pack + sing./pl v. fig., pey.:

pack (group)

Gruppe f <-, -n>

pack of wolves

Rudel nt <-s, ->

pack of hounds also

Meute f <-, -n>

pack (crowd)

Horde f <-, -n> pey.

pack (crowd)

Meute f <-, -n> pey. coloq.

[cub] pack (scouts)

Pfadfindergruppe f

pack of hounds

Hundemeute f

pack of wolves

Wolfsrudel nt

8. pack + sing./pl v. (in rugby):

pack

Stürmer <-s, -> pl

9. pack (polar ice):

pack

[Pack]eisdecke f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to keep ahead of the pack

der Konkurrenz immer eine Nasenlänge voraus sein

a pack of lies pey. coloq.

ein Haufen m Lügen coloq.

that's a pack of lies!

das ist alles [coloq. erstunken und] erlogen!

II. pack [pæk] V. intr.

1. pack (for a journey):

pack

packen

2. pack (fit in):

to pack into sth

in etw acus. passen

3. pack (be suitable for packing):

to pack well

sich gut [ein]packen lassen

to pack well (for transport)

sich gut verpacken lassen

this silk dress doesn't pack very well

dieses Seidenkleid knittert beim Packen

4. pack ingl. am. argot (be carrying a gun):

to be packing

eine Pistole tragen

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to send sb packing coloq. (send away)

jdn fortschicken [o. wegschicken]

to send sb packing (dismiss)

jdn entlassen

III. pack [pæk] V. trans.

1. pack (put into a container) articles, goods:

to pack sth

etw [ein]packen

to pack sth (for transport)

etw verpacken

to pack sth (in units for sale)

etw abpacken

to pack sb sth [or sth for sb]

jdm etw [ein]packen

2. pack (fill):

to pack sth bag, suitcase, trunk

etw packen

to pack sth box, container

etw vollpacken

to pack sth with sth

etw in etw acus. packen

to pack sth with sth box, container

etw mit etw dat. [voll] packen

please pack the small suitcase with the children's stuff

pack bitte die Kindersachen in den kleinen Koffer

3. pack (put in wrapping):

to pack sth [in sth]

etw [in etw acus. o dat.] einpacken

to pack sth in newspaper

etw in Zeitungspapier wickeln

4. pack (use as wrapping):

to pack sth around sth

etw um etw acus. wickeln

to pack sth around sth

etw in etw acus. [ein]wickeln

she packed tissue paper around the shoes

sie wickelte die Schuhe in Seidenpapier

5. pack (make):

to pack a parcel

ein Paket packen

6. pack also fig. (cram):

to pack sth [with sth]

etw [mit etw dat.] vollpacken a. fig. [o. stopfen]

to be packed with sth

mit etw dat. vollgepackt sein

the text is packed with useful information

der Text ist mit nützlichen Informationen vollgepackt

to be packed [with people]

gerammelt voll [mit Leuten] sein coloq.

the people were packed like sardines on the bus

die Leute standen im Bus wie die Sardinen

7. pack (compress):

to pack sth

etw zusammenpressen [o. zusammendrücken]

to pack sth INFORM.

etw verdichten

8. pack coloq. (carry):

to pack sth

etw bei sich dat. tragen

to pack a gun

eine Schusswaffe bei sich dat. führen

9. pack (contain):

to pack sth

etw enthalten

each missile packs several warheads

jede Rakete trägt mehrere Sprengköpfe

10. pack (bias) meeting, jury:

to pack sth [with one's own supporters]

etw mit eigenen Leuten besetzen

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to pack a punch [or coloq. wallop] (hit hard)

kräftig zuschlagen

to pack a punch [or coloq. wallop] (be strong) drink

[ordentlich] reinhauen argot fig.

packed [pækt] ADJ.

1. packed (full):

packed

voll

the train was packed

der Zug war gerammelt voll coloq.

a packed house

ein volles Haus coloq.

2. packed pred., inv. (ready for journey):

packed

reisefertig

are you packed yet?

hast du alles gepackt?

col·umn [ˈkɒləm, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] SUST.

1. column (pillar):

column

Säule f <-, -n>

column

Pfeiler m <-s, ->

Nelson's Column

Denkmal am Trafalgar Square in London

stone column

Steinsäule f

2. column (narrow vertical shape):

column

Röhre f <-, -n>

column of smoke

Rauchsäule f <-, -n>

spinal column ANAT.

Wirbelsäule f <-, -n>

spinal column ANAT.

Rückgrat nt <-(e)s, -e>

3. column MILIT., NÁUT. (formation):

column

Kolonne f <-, -n>

to march in columns of four

in Viererreihen marschieren

4. column TIPOGR.:

column

Kolumne f <-, -n>

column

Textspalte f

5. column (article):

column

Kolumne f <-, -n>

column

Spalte f <-, -n>

fashion/gossip column

Mode-/Klatschspalte f

political column

politischer Kommentar

6. column (vertical row):

column

Kolonne f <-, -n>

column

Reihe f <-, -n>

column of figures

Zahlenreihe f <-, -n>

column of figures

Zahlenkolonne f

Present

I	pack
you	pack
he/she/it	packs
we	pack
you	pack
they	pack

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Vehicles may be packed up to five vehicles deep in combinations of perpendicular and/or parallel parking with limited circulation aisles for the parking attendant.

en.wikipedia.org

In strip form, it is usually packed to be eaten right out of the package as a high-protein snack.

en.wikipedia.org

The leading digit is between 0 and 9 (3 or 4 binary bits), and the rest of the significand uses the densely packed decimal encoding.

en.wikipedia.org

It is called "placentophagy," and entails eating the iron-rich afterbirth in any form: liquid, solid or packed into a pill.

www.ctvnews.ca

Carrot tops should be verdant and fresh but it's harder to judge freshness from a scrubbed, cellophane packed carrot.

www.farminglife.com