Übersetzung für 'unserviceable' von Englisch nach Deutsch

unserviceable {adj} <U/S>

unbrauchbar

unserviceable {adj}

betriebsunfähig

unnütz

undienlich

• Determined by the Navy to be unserviceable, she was struck from the Navy List 31 July 1919 and sold her back to her former owner on 4 December 1919.
• The fleet was unserviceable, resulting in his return home overland with 50 men.
• The United States House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform ruled the ammunition "unserviceable".
• 408 Squadron remained at RAF Balderton from 9 December 1941 until 20 September 1942 60 operational aircraft and crews sent to RAF North Luffenham from 25 January 1942 to 16 March 1942 due to Baldertons runways becoming unserviceable .
• One drawback of the Clansman 24V 4Ah NICAD is that failure of these diodes makes batteries unserviceable.

• The growing level of unserviceable external debt in poor countries is producing a dependent relationship between debtor and creditor countries.
• In 2012, the Ivory Coast Air Force consisted of one Mil Mi-24 attack helicopter and three SA330L Puma transports (marked as potentially unserviceable).
• Reliability problems plagued 37670 during its short time in traffic and the loco was eventually stored unserviceable.
• They are stored out of use because the overhead lines are unserviceable, owing to theft of copper.
• At one point during the month, they had fourteen aircraft simultaneously unserviceable with engine failures.

• The runway has been subjected to excavations by Coalition personnel and thus made unserviceable. The facility is now abandoned and being reclaimed by the desert.
• Because the radio beacon was unserviceable, the crew made navigational errors.
• The airport has been used for civilian operations in the past, mainly when Bole Airport was unserviceable due to construction works. In 2005, the airport served 101,839 passengers.
• • Sale of unserviceable articles and fallen trees.
• On 6 April 1819 "Géographe" was reported unserviceable and was struck, and presumably scrapped.

• As part of a water safety campaign, Coastguard is conducting a programme where old, and oftentimes unserviceable, lifejackets can be replaced at a lower cost than the retail price.
• As the cockpit voice recorder was unserviceable, and had been for some time, the conversations occurring between the flight crew will never be known.
• After the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815, Pendennis was neglected; many of its guns became unserviceable and some buildings fell into ruin.
• One owner said that if more than 20 percent of an operator's vehicles have been declared unserviceable, the state can force it to cease operations, an order only a court can override; records showed that Prestige had 80 percent of its vehicles unserviceable at the time of the crash.