EXOGENOUS STREAM - Перевод английский на немецкий

ex·og·enous [ekˈsɒʤənəs, америк. -ˈsɑ:-] ПРИЛ. неизм.

exogenous

exogen

I. stream [stri:m] СУЩ.

1. stream (small river):

stream

Bach м. <-(e)s, Bạ̈·che>

stream

Flüsschen ср. <-s, ->

mountain stream

Bergbach м.

2. stream (flow):

stream of liquid

Strahl м. <-(e)s, -en>

stream of people

Strom м. <-(e)s, Strö̱·me>

a stream of oil gushed out of the ruptured tank

eine Ölfontäne schoss aus dem geplatzten Tank

the blood stream

der Blutkreislauf

stream of consciousness ЛИТ.

Bewusstseinsstrom м. спец.

stream of investment ФИНАНС.

Investitionskette ж.

stream of light

breiter Lichtstrahl

stream of visitors

Besucherstrom м.

stream of water

Wasserstrahl м. <-(e)s, -en>

3. stream (continuous series):

stream

Flut ж. <-, -en>

stream

Schwall м. <-(e)s, -e>

there has been a steady stream of phone calls asking about the car I'm selling

seit ich den Wagen verkaufen will, steht das Telefon nicht mehr still

a stream of abuse

eine Schimpfkanonade

a stream of insults [or invective]

ein Schwall м. von Beleidigungen

4. stream also перенос. (current):

stream

Strömung ж. <-, -en> a. перенос.

The Gulf Stream

der Golfstrom

against the stream

gegen die Strömung

with the stream

mit der Strömung

it's easier go with the stream than against it перенос.

es ist leichter mit dem Strom als gegen ihn zu schwimmen

5. stream + ед./pl гл. брит., австрал. ШКОЛА (group):

stream

Leistungsgruppe ж.

6. stream ПОЛИТ., АДМИН. (civil service career):

stream

Vorrücken ср. (in der Beamtenlaufbahn)

the fast stream

die steile Beamtenkarriere

7. stream ИНФОРМ.:

stream

Strom м. <-(e)s, Strö̱·me>

to be on stream

in Betrieb sein

to come on stream

den Betrieb aufnehmen

to come on stream

hochladen

to come on stream

rauffahren разг. австр., швейц.

II. stream [stri:m] ГЛ. неперех.

1. stream (flow):

stream blood, tears

strömen

stream water

fließen <fließt, floss, geflossen>

stream water

rinnen <rann, geronnen>

with tears streaming down one's face

mit tränenüberströmtem Gesicht

streaming rain

strömender Regen

2. stream (run):

stream nose

laufen <läufst, lief, gelaufen>

stream eyes

tränen

3. stream (move in numbers):

stream

strömen

4. stream (shine):

stream light, sun

strömen

the curtains were not drawn and light streamed into the room

die Vorhänge waren nicht zugezogen, und Licht durchflutete das Zimmer

5. stream (flutter):

stream clothing

flattern

stream hair

wehen

his hair streamed behind him

sein Haar wehte im Wind

III. stream [stri:m] ГЛ. перех. брит., австрал. ШКОЛА

to stream sb

jdn in Leistungsgruppen einteilen

Запись в OpenDict

stream ГЛ.

to stream sth (music, broadcasts etc.)

etw streamen

Запись в OpenDict

stream СУЩ.

stream ИНЕТ, ТВ

Stream м.

stream ИНЕТ, ТВ

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exogenous ПРИЛ. КОНТРОЛ.

exogenous

exogen

Present

I	stream
you	stream
he/she/it	streams
we	stream
you	stream
they	stream

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

Its subdivision in endogenous and exogenous errors has long been preserved and was leading the way for the psychiatry and neurology of the 20th century.

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Technically, it refers to an unpredictable change in exogenous factorsthat is, factors unexplained by economicswhich may have an impact on endogenous economic variables.

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Since coping strategies for vulnerable households depend primarily on their sources of income, exogenous shocks can increase reliance on non-agricultural wages.

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Women could not be using exogenous hormones and had to have at least one intact ovary.

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For him, investment is determined by a combination of many factors difficult to explain, which are considered given, exogenous.

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