Zusammenfassung
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to base {Verb}
aufbauen · gründen · beruhen · basieren · stützen
Base {Substantiv}
cousin · base · baseball base
Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "base"
"base" Deutsch Übersetzung
base
I used a microscopic shard of diamond to actually carve the actual base.
With no one else do we have such a wide range of common interests and such a strong economic base to build on.
For those who will be back in July your responsibility to build on this base that we have started together will be quite immense.
Increased openness cannot create a creditable base for a citizens ' Europe unless the institutions meet the great new challenges ahead.
We began to build the foundations of a community based on democracy, freedom and the prospect of joining Europe.
Time fields are not defined for dBase databases and must be simulated.
It costs about a dollar for each base -- a very slow way of doing it.
You can select between Adabas, dBase, Text, ODBC, JDBC, ADO, and spreadsheet.
In the Indexes dialog, you can organize the dBase tables indexes in the current database.
So the price of a base, to sequence a base, has fallen 100 million times.
If you enter -3 as the base and 2 as the power, 9 will be returned as the result.
The natural logarithm to the base e of the value 13 will return 2.56 as the result.
The natural logarithm to the base e of the value 3 will return 1.1 as the result.
If you enter 3 as the base and -2 as the power, 0.11 will be returned as the result.
The natural logarithm to the base e of the value 1000 will return 6.91 as the result.
base (auch: fulcrum, stronghold)
Israel then invaded and overran the U.N. base.
Most countries - except, for once, Cuba where the base is situated - have in actual fact protested.
He was in Lebanon. Amazingly, he was in Lebanon -- the U.N. base was used -- Palestinians staged attacks out from behind the U.N. base.
military base
... around the base of the machine.
Architecture is not based on concrete and steel and the elements of the soil. It's based on wonder.
It's -- I had to make little holes in the base of the needle, to shove his feet in.
Linkage between the mobility and hardship allowance and the base/floor salary scale
So, there was essentially no reason to change the legal base.
The lack of any legal base makes it impossible to adopt measures relating to the sector.
Thus the substance of the action must have a legal base.
Base elements and a glass cover complete the system, creating a large space.
Too few legislative initiatives are provided to strengthen the social base with minimum standards, both on the areas of labour market
Mr President, there was a time when Europeans travelled all over the universities of Europe and studied what was still a common law based on the Roman law.
A doubling sounds very good, but we are starting from an extremely low base.
Its sticking-point was EUR 4.5 billion, and it was starting from a very low base of 3.2.
As regards set-aside, the base rate must remain low and continue to allow production to be controlled.
We have made a projection based on the lowest figure of 3.3 %, and thus arrived at the ECU 16 m.
Many of the new countries enjoy low tax rates, while also basing them very broadly.
base (auch: wicked, dastard, malign, mean)
base (auch: degrading)
base (auch: selfish, self-serving, egoistic, self-seeking)
We want to base our actions on and deliver on their expectations and concerns.
We have at present 47 items in the budget which do not have a formal legal base.
Would the harmonisation of the base not lead to a harmonisation of the rate?
We base it on what the Commission and the World Bank reported last time.
We have a solid base of more than 200 legal acts in the environment.
base (auch: basis)
base [Bauwes.]
base [Math.]
In the Member States which have national base areas, the Commission proposal fails to solve any problems.
In spite of this 1993 decision, by the time the 1994 harvest came round, even the increased base area had already been clearly exceeded
Click the rotate icon to rotate the characters of the text object so that their base stands on the contour line of the aligned object.
This process will worsen if, as planned, from 1997 onwards this temporary 150, 000 ha of base area has to be given back in four stages.
base [Math.]
base {Substantiv}
You run down to the base of the sacred mountain, Antakillqa.
And the Whitney is moving downtown and is building their new museum right at the base of the High Line.
cylindrical base solid tyre
conical base solid tyre
The Nice proposals are based on Article 308 whereby Parliament would simply be consulted.
to base {Verb}
to base [based|based] {Vb.} (auch: to establish, to construct, to structure, synthesize)
I really must say, Mr Farage, that you would be better advised to base your comments on fact than political posturing.
With no one else do we have such a wide range of common interests and such a strong economic base to build on.
Clearly, we can only have the latest scientific basis available at any given time, and we have to base our decisions on that.
As underlined by the rapporteur, I am convinced that we must base our European drugs policy on the success of local experiments and that we
The production of energy cannot be based only on renewable energy resources.
to base [based|based] {Vb.} (auch: to establish, to institute, to build, to found)
The Commission seems to base its findings on certain research but to ignore other research that is available.
However, it is clear that we are not yet in a position to base information obligations only on EC law.
For us there are simply, here and elsewhere, people, citizens, with unalienable rights on which we wish to base our coexistence.
If this fight is to be effective, we must base our efforts on prevention mechanisms, and I entirely agree with the Commissioner.
to base [based|based] {Vb.} (auch: depend)
It is the achievements today that count and this is on which we should base our judgment.
Of course we need to test animals for BSE, but let us base the tests on sound scientific practices.
A common legal base is appropriate since our relations with all these countries are based on common values and shared interests.
The Council has not understood the urgency of this proposal and has also failed to understand the need to base it on Article 308.
The cooperation agreement with ASEAN is based on relations as they were in 1980.
to base [based|based] {Vb.} (auch: basis)
We all know that we cannot base the future of our energy supplies on the energy sources of the past.
Unfortunately, we frequently have to make new policy without having all the relevant information on which to base it.
We should consistently base our acceptable levels of polluting substances on what is acceptable, that is, what is safe and non
Based on everything we know about the mushroom bodies, this makes perfect sense.
The state of the art at the time was something called marker-based motion capture.
to base [based|based] {Vb.} (auch: to reinforce, to sustain, to bolster, to back)
We will base this on both our organisations ' experiences in these policy areas.
Furthermore, we are lacking information and statistical data on which industry can base its investments.
But we must base our concerns on authoritative information; we have to get our facts right.
The United States is thus continuing to base itself on scientific data which are now more than 20 years old.
We base a great deal of our work on on-site inspections, looking for documents which demonstrate the existence of cartels.
Base {Substantiv}
Time fields are not defined for dBase databases and must be simulated.
It costs about a dollar for each base -- a very slow way of doing it.
You can select between Adabas, dBase, Text, ODBC, JDBC, ADO, and spreadsheet.
In the Indexes dialog, you can organize the dBase tables indexes in the current database.
So the price of a base, to sequence a base, has fallen 100 million times.
baseball base {Subst.} [Sport]
Synonyme
Synonyme (Englisch) für "base":
© Princeton Universitybaseborn · mean · meanspirited · humble · lowly · basal · immoral · establish · ground · found · free-base · pedestal · stand · bag · base of operations · foundation · fundament · foot · groundwork · substructure
Synonyme (Deutsch) für "Base":
© OpenThesaurus.deKusine · Cousine · Lauge · alkalische Lösung
Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "base" auf Deutsch
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