Übersetzung für 'alarm horn' von Englisch nach Deutsch

alarm horn

Warnhupe {f}tech.

Alarmhorn {n}automot.tech.

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horn-colored ram's horn [Am.]

Posthornschnecke {f}zool.T

flat ram's-horn / ram's horn snail [Hippeutis complanatus]

Linsenförmige Tellerschnecke {f}zool.T

smooth ram's-horn / ram's horn (snail) [Gyraulus laevis]

Glattes Posthörnchen {n} [Süßwasserschneckenart]zool.T

ramshorn / ram's-horn / ram's horn snail [Planorbis planorbis]

Gemeine Tellerschnecke {f}zool.T

to alarm

erschrecken

ängstigen

beunruhigen

alarm

Besorgnis {f}

alarm clock

Weckuhr {f}watches

alarm valve

Alarmventil {n}tech.

alarm annunciator

Meldeleuchtfeld {n}

alarm panel

Alarmtafel {f}

climate alarm

Klimaalarm {m}ecol.

alarm threshold

Alarmschwelle {f}

alarm fuse

Alarmsicherung {f}electr.

alarm sensor

Alarmsensor {m}

false alarm

blinder Alarm {m}

alarm forwarding

Alarmweiterleitung {f} [Sicherheitstechnik]tech.

burglar alarm

Alarmanlage {f}

major alarm

Großalarm {m}

• The Nine O'clock Horn, or Nine O'clock Bell/Alarm, is a horn that goes off from the Stoneham Fire Station every day at 9 a.m.
• In one common alarm sequence, the light in a window will flash and a bell or horn will sound to attract the operator's attention when the alarm condition is detected.
• The "general emergency alarm" consists of seven or more short blasts followed by one long blast of the ship's horn or whistle (some lines don't sound the signal on the horn or whistle) and by the ship's internal alarm (such as fire alarm bells accompanied with flashing strobe lights in corridors and public areas for hearing impaired) and PA systems with a tone.
• 2007: Henry Horn had a part in one episode of "Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei".
• Baden-Powell first encountered the kudu horn at the Battle of Shangani, where he discovered how the Matabele warriors used it to quickly spread a signal of alarm.

• The electric immobiliser/alarm system was invented by St.
• This alarm also features the same "snap-on" mounting system as the ZNS.
• A receiver at fire headquarters announces the alarm through flashing lights or tones, or via a pen recorder, and the box number is matched to a list of box locations.
• When they explained that there were others still on the mountain, the alarm was sounded and all the men available at Hofsgrund set out on skis to search for them, since the boys could not clearly indicate the location of the rest of the group.
• In a starred review of "Daisy Gets Lost" "Publishers Weekly" wrote "Raschka again demonstrates his gift for visually capturing a sweeping range of feeling and emotion, from the gleam in the squirrel’s eye to Daisy’s wide-eyed alarm as she realizes her predicament."