tab

tab
I
[tæb] noun
1) (projecting flap) Zunge, die; (label) Schildchen, das; (on clothing) Etikett, das; (with name) Namensschild, das; (on file [card]) Reiter, der
2) (Amer. coll.): (bill) Rechnung, die

pick up the tab — die Zeche bezahlen

3)

keep tabs or a tab on somebody/something — (watch) jemanden/etwas [genau] beobachten

4) (Amer.): (ring pull) Pullring, der
II
see academic.ru/73071/tabulator">tabulator
* * *
[tæb]
noun
1) (a small flat piece of some material attached to, or part of, something larger, which stands up so that it can be seen, held, pulled etc: You open the packet by pulling the tab.) der Streifen
2) (a strip of material attached to a piece of clothing by which it can be hung up: Hang your jacket up by the tab.) der Aufhänger
3) (a piece of material with a person's name or some other mark on it, attached to a piece of clothing so that its owner can be identified.) das Schildchen
* * *
tab1
[tæb]
n AM (fam) short for tabloid newspaper Schmierblatt nt BRD pej, Boulevardzeitung f fam
tab2
[tæb]
n COMPUT short for tabulator Tab m
tab3
[tæb]
I. n
1. (flap) Lasche f; (on file) [Kartei]reiter m; (for the purpose of hanging) Aufhänger m; (label) Etikett nt, Etikette f SCHWEIZ, Schildchen nt
2. (recording device) Überspielschutz m; COMPUT Schreibschutz m
3. AM, AUS (fam: bill) Rechnung f
to pick up the \tab die Rechnung übernehmen
to put sth on the \tab etw auf die Rechnung setzen
4. AM (ringpull) Dosenring m
5. BRIT DIAL (cigarette) Zigarette f
6.
to keep \tabs on sth/sb ein wachsames Auge auf etw/jdn haben, etw/jdn [genau] im Auge behalten
II. vt
<-bb->
esp AM (fam)
to \tab sb/sth [as sth] jdn/etw [zu etw dat] bestimmen
he was \tabbed by the president as the next chairman er wurde vom Präsidenten zum neuen Vorsitzenden bestellt
III. vi
<-bb->
COMPUT tabellieren, mit dem Tabulator springen
* * *
I [tb]
n
1) (= loop on coat etc) Aufhänger m; (on back of boot, book) Schlaufe f; (= fastener on coat etc) Riegel m; (= name tab, of owner) Namensschild nt; (of maker) Etikett nt; (on collar) Verschluss(riegel) m; (MIL) Spiegel m; (on shoulder, pocket) Klappe f, Patte f; (on filing cards) Tab m, Reiter m

to keep tabs on sb/sth (inf) — jdn/etw genau im Auge behalten

2) (AVIAT) Klappe f
3) (esp US inf = bill) Rechnung f

to pick up the tab (also Brit) — die Rechnung übernehmen

4) (DRUGS inf) Pappe f (sl), Paper nt (sl), Ticket nt (sl)
II (COMPUT ETC)
1. n
Tab(ulator) m; (in dialog box) Registerkarte f; (on typewriter) Tabulator m

to set the tabs — tabulieren

2. vt
columns tabulieren
* * *
tab [tæb]
A s
1. Streifen m, Klappe f, kurzes Stück, besonders
a) Schlaufe f, (Mantel) Aufhänger m
b) Lappen m, Zipfel m
c) Ohrklappe f (an der Mütze)
d) Lasche f (am Schuh), (Stiefel) Strippe f
e) Dorn m (am Schnürsenkel)
f) MIL Br (Kragen) Spiegel m
2. TYPO (Index) Zunge f
3. a) Etikett n, Schildchen n, Anhänger m
b) Tab m, (Kartei) Reiter m
4. TECH Nase f
5. FLUG Hilfs-, Trimmruder n
6. umg
a) Rechnung f (besonders für Speisen und Getränke):
pick up the tab die Zeche zahlen
b) Kosten pl
c) keep tabs (oder a tab) on ein wachsames Auge haben auf (akk)
7. umg für a) tabloid, b) tabulator 2
B v/t
1. mit Streifen etc versehen
2. US umg
a) bezeichnen (as als)
b) bestimmen (for für)
* * *
I
[tæb] noun
1) (projecting flap) Zunge, die; (label) Schildchen, das; (on clothing) Etikett, das; (with name) Namensschild, das; (on file [card]) Reiter, der
2) (Amer. coll.): (bill) Rechnung, die

pick up the tab — die Zeche bezahlen

3)

keep tabs or a tab on somebody/something — (watch) jemanden/etwas [genau] beobachten

4) (Amer.): (ring pull) Pullring, der
II
* * *
(crystal) n.
Kartenreiter m. n.
Etikett -en n.
Schlaufe -n f.
Streifen - m.
Tabulator m.

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