| NOUN | an end | ends |
| VERB | to end | ended | ended ending | ends |
| SYNO | close | closing | conclusion | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| to end | aufhören 1154 | |
| to end | enden 422 | |
| to end | ausgehen [zu Ende gehen] 390 | |
| to end sth. | etw. beenden 204 | |
| to end | abschließen 55 | |
| to end sth. | etw.Akk. beendigen [seltener für: beenden] 33 | |
| to end | auslaufen [enden] 27 | |
| to end sth. | etw. beschließen [beenden] 27 | |
| to end sth. [a curfew, etc.] | etw. aufheben [ein Verbot etc.] 9 | |
| to end | endigen [veraltend] | |
Substantive |
| end | Ende {n} 3037 | |
| end | Schluss {m} 377 | |
| end | Aus {n} 149 | |
| end | Endstück {n} 63 | |
| end [aim, purpose] | Zweck {m} 55 | |
| end | Ablauf {m} [einer Frist] 44 | |
| end [purpose, goal] | Ziel {n} 42 | |
| end | Ausklang {m} 21 | |
| gastr. end [esp. of a sausage] | Zipfel {m} 11 | |
| end | Abschluss {m} [Beendigung] 9 | |
| end | Schluß {m} [alt] 8 | |
| end | Zigarettenkippe {f} 6 | |
| end | Kippe {f} 5 | |
| end | letztes Stück {n} | |
| sports end [archery] | Passe {f} [Bogenschießen] | |
| end [cigarette] | Stummel {m} | |
| sports end [e.g. lawn bowling] | Runde {f} [z. B. Rasenbowling] | |
| end [front end, also of hair] | Spitze {f} [Vorderteil, auch Haarspitze] | |
| anat. end [of a hair] | Haarspitze {f} | |
2 Wörter: Andere |
| at sb.'s end {adv} [of two connected places] | auf jds. Seite [als Ortsangabe, z. B. auf unserer Seite] | |
| comp. back-end {adj} [attr.] | nachgeschaltet | |
| closed-end {adj} | geschlossen | |
| dead-end {adj} [attr.] | ohne Ausweg [nachgestellt] | |
| dead-end {adj} [attr.] [having no exit] | ohne Ausgang [nachgestellt] | |
| dead-end {adj} [esp. fig.] | ausweglos [bes. fig.] | |
| double-end {adj} [attr.] | doppelendig | |
| tech. end position {adj} [attr.] | Endlagen- | |
| chem. end-capped {adj} | endverschlossen | |
| geol. end-Cretaceous {adj} | endkreidezeitlich | |
| end-fed {adj} [antenna] | endgespeist | |
| constr. end-matched {adj} | mit Nut und Feder | |
| med. end-tidal {adj} | endexspiratorisch | |
| tech. front-end {adj} | stirnseitig | |
| comp. front-end {adj} [attr.] [e.g. processor] | Vorschalt- [z. B. Prozessor] | |
| high-end {adj} | Spitzen- | |
| high-end {adj} | High-End- | |
| high-end {adj} | Highend- [Rsv.] | |
| high-end {adj} | der Extraklasse [nachgestellt] | |
| high-end {adj} [coll.] | hochwertig | |
| high-end {adj} [coll.] [expensive] | teuer | |
| higher-end {adj} [e.g. higher-end product] | höherwertig | |
| low-end {adj} | billig | |
| low-end {adj} | von geringer Qualität [nachgestellt] | |
| no end {adv} [coll.] [exceedingly, immensely] | unendlich [über alle Maßen, grenzenlos] | |
| on end {adv} | nacheinander | |
| open-end | unbegrenzt | |
| open-end | unbeschränkt | |
| open-end {adj} | ohne vorgegebenes Ende | |
| open-end {adj} | mit offenem Ende [nachgestellt] | |
| single-end {adj} [attr.] | einendig | |
| without end {adv} | ohne Ende | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| to dead-end | totlegen [Elektrotechnik] | |
| to end in | münden in | |
| ling. to end in [word] | auslauten | |
| to end in sth. | mit etw.Dat. ausgehen [einen bestimmten Ausgang haben] | |
| to end ingloriously | ruhmlos zu Ende gehen | |
| to end up | endigen [veraltend] | |
| to end up | letztendlich so kommen | |
| to end up | enden [an einem Ort, in einer Situation etc.] | |
| to end up sth. | etw. beenden [schließen, z. B. eine Rede] | |
| to end-run sth. | etw.Akk. umgehen [fig.] | |
| traffic to rear-end sb./sth. [esp. Am.] [coll.] | jdm./etw. hinten reinfahren [ugs.] | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| abnormal end | abnormales Ende {n} | |
| abnormal end | Programmabbruch {m} | |
| abnormal end | fehlerhaftes Programmende {n} | |
| anterior end | Vorderende {n} | |
| tech. axle end | Achsstummel {m} | |
| back end | hinteres Ende {n} | |
| comp. back end | Unterbau {m} | |
| comp. back end | Back-End {n} | |
| comp.electr. back end | Backend {n} | |
| barrel end | Fassboden {m} | |
| constr. beam end | Balkenkopf {m} | |
| bitter end | bitteres Ende {n} | |
| blind end | Sackgasse {f} | |
| block end | Blockende {n} | |
| blunt end | stumpfes Ende {n} | |
| book end | Bücherstütze {f} | |
| bottom end | unteres Ende {n} | |
| gastr. bowl end [of a spoon] | Laffenende {n} [südwestd.] [Ende der Löffelschale] | |
| breadboard end | Hirnleiste {f} [Holztechnik] | |
| weapons breech end | Bodenstück {n} | |
| business end [coll.] | funktionales Ende {n} [einer Sache] | |
| butt end | Kolbenende {n} | |
| tech. buttwelding end | Schweißende {n} | |
| tech. cable end | Kabelende {n} | |
| candle end | Kerzenstumpf {m} | |
| cigar end | Zigarrenende {n} | |
| cigar end | Zigarrenstummel {m} | |
| cigarette end | Zigarettenkippe {f} | |
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Übersetzung für 'end' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to end
- aufhören
enden
ausgehen [zu Ende gehen]
abschließen
auslaufen [enden]
endigen [veraltend]
- to end sth.
- etw. beenden
etw.Akk. beendigen [seltener für: beenden]
etw. beschließen [beenden]
- to end sth. [a curfew, etc.]
- etw. aufheben [ein Verbot etc.]
- end
- Ende {n}
Schluss {m}
Aus {n}
Endstück {n}
Ablauf {m} [einer Frist]
Ausklang {m}
Abschluss {m} [Beendigung]
Schluß {m} [alt]
Zigarettenkippe {f}
Kippe {f}
letztes Stück {n}
- end [aim, purpose]
- Zweck {m}
- end [purpose, goal]
- Ziel {n}
- end [esp. of a sausage]
- Zipfel {m}gastr.
- end [archery]
- Passe {f} [Bogenschießen]sports
- end [cigarette]
- Stummel {m}
- end [e.g. lawn bowling]
- Runde {f} [z. B. Rasenbowling]sports
- end [front end, also of hair]
- Spitze {f} [Vorderteil, auch Haarspitze]
- end [of a hair]
- Haarspitze {f}anat.
- at sb.'s end {adv} [of two connected places]
- auf jds. Seite [als Ortsangabe, z. B. auf unserer Seite]
- back-end {adj} [attr.]
- nachgeschaltetcomp.
- closed-end {adj}
- geschlossen
- dead-end {adj} [attr.]
- ohne Ausweg [nachgestellt]
- dead-end {adj} [attr.] [having no exit]
- ohne Ausgang [nachgestellt]
- dead-end {adj} [esp. fig.]
- ausweglos [bes. fig.]
- double-end {adj} [attr.]
- doppelendig
- end position {adj} [attr.]
- Endlagen-tech.
- end-capped {adj}
- endverschlossenchem.
- end-Cretaceous {adj}
- endkreidezeitlichgeol.
- end-fed {adj} [antenna]
- endgespeist
- end-matched {adj}
- mit Nut und Federconstr.
- end-tidal {adj}
- endexspiratorischmed.
- front-end {adj}
- stirnseitigtech.
- front-end {adj} [attr.] [e.g. processor]
- Vorschalt- [z. B. Prozessor]comp.
- high-end {adj}
- Spitzen-
High-End-
Highend- [Rsv.]
der Extraklasse [nachgestellt]
- high-end {adj} [coll.]
- hochwertig
- high-end {adj} [coll.] [expensive]
- teuer
- higher-end {adj} [e.g. higher-end product]
- höherwertig
- low-end {adj}
- billig
von geringer Qualität [nachgestellt]
- no end {adv} [coll.] [exceedingly, immensely]
- unendlich [über alle Maßen, grenzenlos]
- on end {adv}
- nacheinander
- open-end
- unbegrenzt
unbeschränkt
- open-end {adj}
- ohne vorgegebenes Ende
mit offenem Ende [nachgestellt]
- single-end {adj} [attr.]
- einendig
- without end {adv}
- ohne Ende
- to dead-end
- totlegen [Elektrotechnik]
- to end in
- münden in
- to end in [word]
- auslautenling.
- to end in sth.
- mit etw.Dat. ausgehen [einen bestimmten Ausgang haben]
- to end ingloriously
- ruhmlos zu Ende gehen
- to end up
- endigen [veraltend]
letztendlich so kommen
enden [an einem Ort, in einer Situation etc.]
- to end up sth.
- etw. beenden [schließen, z. B. eine Rede]
- to end-run sth.
- etw.Akk. umgehen [fig.]
- to rear-end sb./sth. [esp. Am.] [coll.]
- jdm./etw. hinten reinfahren [ugs.]traffic
- abnormal end
- abnormales Ende {n}
Programmabbruch {m}
fehlerhaftes Programmende {n}
- anterior end
- Vorderende {n}
- axle end
- Achsstummel {m}tech.
- back end
- hinteres Ende {n}
Unterbau {m}comp.
Back-End {n}comp.
Backend {n}comp.electr.
- barrel end
- Fassboden {m}
- beam end
- Balkenkopf {m}constr.
- bitter end
- bitteres Ende {n}
- blind end
- Sackgasse {f}
- block end
- Blockende {n}
- blunt end
- stumpfes Ende {n}
- book end
- Bücherstütze {f}
- bottom end
- unteres Ende {n}
- bowl end [of a spoon]
- Laffenende {n} [südwestd.] [Ende der Löffelschale]gastr.
- breadboard end
- Hirnleiste {f} [Holztechnik]
- breech end
- Bodenstück {n}weapons
- business end [coll.]
- funktionales Ende {n} [einer Sache]
- butt end
- Kolbenende {n}
- buttwelding end
- Schweißende {n}tech.
- cable end
- Kabelende {n}tech.
- candle end
- Kerzenstumpf {m}
- cigar end
- Zigarrenende {n}
Zigarrenstummel {m}
- cigarette end
- Zigarettenkippe {f}
- End- [z. B. Stadium, Knospe, Gerät, Moräne] = terminal [e.g. stage, bud, device, moraine]
- End- = final
- End- = concluding
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- The norm of the end-to-end vector is called the end-to-end distance.
- However, the End-to-end principle claims that transport control should be implemented end-to-end "unless" implementing hop-by-hop transport achieves considerably better performance.
- On most lines, the end cars of units are described as 'A' end cars or 'D' end cars ('B' end until the 1930s).
- An important example of a system where the bandwidth-delay product is large is that of geostationary satellite connections, where end-to-end delivery time is very high and link throughput may also be high.
- It runs on an east–west alignment, with the western end in Scotland and the eastern end in England. At the Scottish end the road continues straight, but at the English end it turns sharply south.
- Some protocols require each transmission block to end with an end-of-message marker.
- Geathers is the nephew of retired NFL defensive end Jumpy Geathers, cousin of Orlando Predators defensive end Jeremy Geathers, free agent defensive end Clifton Geathers, free agent nose tackle Kwame Geathers, former Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Robert Geathers, and former UCF defensive end Jarvis Geathers.
- A single controller "may" use different protocols for back-end and for front-end communication. Many enterprise controllers use FC on front-end and SATA on back-end.
- At any given moment, one end of the pitch will be the striker's end, while the other end is the non-striker's end.
- The straightest end-over-end toss scores highest. If the caber lands on its end but falls back towards the thrower, the score is lower than for any end-over-end throw but is based upon the maximum vertical angle that the caber achieved (side-judging may involve a second judge).
- The end of a spit attached to land is called the proximal end, and the end jutting out into water is called the distal end.
- Visually, one takes the cone on "X" (the cylinder [...] with one end (the 0 end) identified to a point), and glues the other end onto "Y" via the map "f" (the identification of the 1 end).
- Note: The names of millipede orders end in "-ida"; suborders end in "-idea". Superfamilies end in "-oidea", while families end in "-idae".
- By the end of February 2021, 23549 persons had received both vaccine doses; 37957 by the end of March; 59160 by the end of April; 64029 by the end of May; 67670 by the end of June; 68135 by the end of July; 70441 by the end of August; 71091 by the end of September; 76283 by the end of October; 77951 by the end of November; 78263 by the end of December 2021; 78598 by the end of January 2022; 79921 by the end of February 2022; 80,153 by the end of March 2022; 80,457 by the end of April 2022.
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