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Dictionary English ← German: Zwei Schichten Architektur

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NOUN

die Zwei-Schichten-Architektur | die Zwei-Schichten-Architekturen

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comp. two-tier architecture <2-tier architecture>

Zwei-Schichten-Architektur {f} <2-Schichten-Architektur>

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comp. three-tier architecture <3-tier architecture>

Drei-Schichten-Architektur {f} <3-Schichten-Architektur>

comp. four-tier architecture <4-tier architecture>

Vier-Schichten-Architektur {f} <4-Schichten-Architektur>

two-on-two situation

Zwei-gegen-zwei-Situation {f}

Schichten {pl}

Schichten {pl}

Schichten {pl}

strata {pl}

Schichten {pl}

Schichten {pl}

Schichten bilden

phys. films

dünne Schichten {pl}

conformable strata

gleichlaufende Schichten {pl}

geol. immature strata

junge Schichten {pl}

soziale Schichten {pl}

to stratify sth.

etw.^Akk. schichten

in layers {adv}

in Schichten [lagenweise]

to put in layers one on top of the other

aufeinander schichten [alt]

sich^Akk. schichten

MedTech. electronic planigraphy

elektronisches Schichten {n} [Planigraphie]

flaky {adj}

aus Schichten bestehend

jobs to work in shifts

in Schichten arbeiten

in Schichten liegen

adjacent layers

(aneinander) angrenzende Schichten {pl}

all social ranks

alle gesellschaftlichen Schichten {pl}

all social classes

alle sozialen Schichten {pl}

Arbeiten {n} in Schichten

sociol. social stratification

Bildung {f} sozialer Schichten

archi. educ. architecture

Architektur {f}

schichten [z. B. Holz]

archaeo. Aurignacian layers

Aurignacien-Schichten {pl} [auch: Aurignacienschichten]

three-ply {adj} [attr.]

aus drei Schichten [nachgestellt]

to arrange sth. in layers

etw. in Schichten anordnen

to arrange sth. in levels

etw. in Schichten anordnen

people of all ranks

Leute {pl} aus allen Schichten

archi. avant-garde architecture

Avantgarde-Architektur {f}

acad. archi. bionic architecture

bionische Architektur {f}

archi. Byzantine architecture

byzantinische Architektur {f}

CPU architecture

CPU-Architektur {f}

archi. hostile architecture

defensive Architektur {f}

comp. service-oriented architecture <SOA>

dienstorientierte Architektur {f}

electr. electronic architecture

elektronische Architektur {f}

archi. Georgian architecture

georgianische Architektur {f}

archi. Greek architecture

griechische Architektur {f}

archi. hist. relig. Hindu architecture

Hindu-Architektur {f}

archi. industrial architecture

industrielle Architektur {f}

comp. spec. cognitive architecture

kognitive Architektur {f}

comp. microprocessor architecture

Mikroprozessor-Architektur {f}

Mudéjar Architecture

Mudéjar-Architektur {f}

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