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English-German translation for: Time-out
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Dictionary English ↔ German: Time out

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NOUN   a time-out | time-outs
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VERB  to time out | timed out | timed out ... 
 
SYNO   break | recess | respite | time out
NOUN   das Time-out | die Time-outs
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SEE ALSO  timeout
Time out!Unterbrechung!
comp. tech. to time outdie Zeitbegrenzung auslösen
time outArbeitsunterbrechung {f}
time outZeitabschaltung {f}
time outZeitlimit {n}
time out [Am.]Freizeit {f}
time out [Br.]Zeitsperre {f}
time-outAuszeit {f}
time-outPause {f}
time-outUnterbrechung {f}
sports time-outTime-out {n}
time-out [Am.]Zeitsperre {f}
out of time {adj}unzeitgemäß
out of timeaußerhalb der Vorgabezeit
out of timenicht im Takt
out of time {adj} {adv} [late]verspätet
out-of-time {adj}unzeitgemäß
to carve out time [fig.]Zeit herausschinden [ugs.]
to play out timeZeit schinden
to squeeze out time [idiom]Zeit herausschlagen [Redewendung]
to take time outPause machen
to take time outsichDat. eine Auszeit nehmen
check-out timeCheck-out-Zeit {f}
chucking-out time [sl.]Sperrstund {f} [österr.] [ugs.]
cut-out timeAbfallzeit {f}
electr. drop-out timeAbfallzeit {f}
admin. law phase-out timeAuslauffrist {f}
electr. tech. time-out watchdogTime-Out-Watchdog {m}
Your time's running out.Ihre Zeit läuft ab.
to get out of timeaus dem Takt kommen
to run out of time [idiom]in Zeitnot geraten
law pleadings out of timeverspätete Schriftsätze {pl}
Could you take the garbage out some time? [Am.]Kannst du zwischendurch mal den Müll rausbringen?
Could you take the rubbish out some time? [esp. Br.]Kannst du zwischendurch mal den Müll rausbringen?
from time out of mind {adv}seit undenklichen Zeiten
from time out of mind {adv}seit unvordenklichen Zeiten
I'm running out of time. [idiom]Mir läuft die Zeit davon. [Redewendung]
in time out of mind {adv}vor unvordenklichen Zeiten [veraltend]
Our time is running out.Uns läuft die Zeit davon.
lit. quote theatre The time is out of joint. [William Shakespeare, Hamlet]Die Zeit ist aus den Fugen. [Übers.: Schlegel -Tieck]
Time is running out fast.Es ist fünf vor zwölf. [fig.]
Time is running out for us.Die Zeit rennt uns davon. [ugs.]
We are running out of time. [idiom]Uns läuft die Zeit davon. [Redewendung]
We're running out of time.Uns läuft die Zeit davon.
We've run out of time.Wir haben keine Zeit mehr.
to be running out of timein Zeitnot sein
to sort itself out in timesich auswachsen [mit der Zeit normalisieren]
to start running out of timein Zeitnot geraten
to take (some) time out (for sth.)sichDat. Zeit nehmen (für etw.) [eine Auszeit nehmen]
time-out in one's roomZimmerarrest {m} [veraltend]
lit. F Time Out of Joint [Philip K. Dick]Zeit aus den Fugen [Übersetzung 1995: Gerd Burger, Barbara Krohn]
lit. F Time Out of Joint [Philip K. Dick]Zeit ohne Grenzen [Übersetzung 1962]
lit. F Time Out of Joint [Philip K. Dick]Zeitlose Zeit [Übersetzung 1978: Tony Westermayr]
film F When Time Ran Out [James Goldstone]Der Tag an dem die Welt unterging
 
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