lager
51Lager — das Lager, Ich weiß nicht, ob wir diesen Schuh in Ihrer Größe haben. Ich sehe mal im Lager nach …
52lager — [19] Lager is etymologically beer that has been matured by being kept in a ‘store’. English borrowed the term from German lagerbier, a compound based on the noun lager ‘storeroom’ (to which English laager and lair are closely related). Cf.⇒… …
53lager — n. a kind of beer, effervescent and light in colour and body. Phrases and idioms: lager lout colloq. a youth who behaves badly as a result of excessive drinking. Etymology: G Lagerbier beer brewed for keeping f. Lager store …
54lager — noun Etymology: German Lagerbier beer made for storage, from Lager storehouse + Bier beer Date: 1852 a beer brewed by slow fermentation and matured under refrigeration …
55lager — {{hw}}{{lager}}{{/hw}}s. m. inv. Campo di concentramento per lavoro coatto o prigionia | Campo di sterminio, nella Germania nazista. ETIMOLOGIA: voce ted., da (Konzentration)lager ‘campo di concentramento’, da liegen ‘giacere’ …
56Lager — Knoten im logistischen System (⇡ Logistik), in dem Güter vorübergehend festgehalten und häufig in ihrer Mengenzusammensetzung (⇡ Kommissionierung) verändert werden. L. übernehmen sowohl die Funktion von Liefer und Empfangspunkten, als auch von… …
57lager — la·ger || lÉ‘ËgÉ™(r) n. lager beer, type of beer which is made using a small amount of hops and is aged from six weeks to six months …
58lager — noun an effervescent beer, light in colour and body. Origin C19: from Ger. Lagerbier beer brewed for keeping , from Lager storehouse ; cf. laager and lair1 …
59lager — la•ger [[t]ˈlɑ gər, ˈlɔ [/t]] n. vin a light beer aged at low temperatures from six weeks to six months Also called la′ger beer′. Etymology: 1835–45; short for lager beer < G Lagerbier. See lair, beer …
60láger — ja m (á) pog. (koncentracijsko) taborišče: moške iz vasi so odpeljali v lager; dve leti je bila v lagerju …
