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| gen. |
bobble; defect (Mangel); error; fault (Mangel); flaw (Mangel); mistake; nonconformance; slip; boo boo; demerit; failing; noncomformity; blemish; noncomformance product |
| commun. |
fault (HW); error (SW, data; GSM 01.04) |
| commun., tech. |
hard error; hardware error |
| comp. |
fault (technischer) |
| comp., MS |
bug (A type of work item that records a potential source of dissatisfaction with the product. The common name of a work item type for tracking code defects); error (A value or condition that is not consistent with the true, specified, or expected value or condition); failed (A state that applies to a resource or a node in a failover cluster or server cluster. A resource or a node is placed in the failed state after a specified number of unsuccessful attempts to bring it online); failure (The inability of a computer system or related device to operate reliably or to operate at all); fault (A programming error that can cause the software to fail) |
| construct. |
discontinuity; error (Messgerät) |
| econ. |
trip; vice |
| gear.tr. |
deviation |
| grass.hock. |
breach |
| inf. |
booboo; boo-boo; screw-up |
| IT |
error event; fault condition |
| IT, dat.proc. |
program fault |
| law |
bad work |
| law, ADR |
glitch |
| law, econ. |
error of substance; material error; substantive error |
| meas.inst. |
inaccuracy |
| med. |
defect (vitium) |
| microel. |
bug (z. B. im Programm); error (z. B. durch Runden); mistake (durch den Menschen hervorgerufen) |
| mining. |
stain |
| nucl.phys. |
fault |
| opt. |
uncertainty; variance; perturbation; aberration; flaw (e.g. in glass) |
| patents. |
defect |
| polygr. |
slip-up |
| polym. |
flaw |
| reliabil. |
non conformity |
| sport, bask. |
foul |
| survey. |
error of closure; closing error; misclosure |
| tech. |
blunger; bug; deficiency; failure; lack; malfunction; shortage; trouble; defect flaw; non-conformance |
| vet.med. |
deformity |
| weap. |
shortcoming |
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| comp. |
mistake |
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| tech. |
major defect |
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| tech. |
passive fault |
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| gen. |
solecism |
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| law, ADR |
lapse (Irrtum) |
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| tech. |
flaw |
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| tenn. |
fault! |
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| gen. |
be absent; be lacking; miss; to be lacking; lapse; to be absent; to be away; to be missing; missing (verschwunden, vermisst werden) |
| busin. |
fail |
| tech. |
absence |
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| gen. |
is absent; missing |
| arts. |
lacking |
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| gen. |
lacked; was absent |
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| gen. |
to misdo |
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| gen. |
were absent |
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fehlen Fehler machen, altmodisch v | |
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| gen. |
do wrong |
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| agric. |
non-bacterial disorders of wines |
| industr., construct. |
imperfection; abnormality |
| IT, dat.proc. |
exception |
| nat.sc., agric. |
degrade |
| pharma. |
Error |
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| econ. |
faulty |
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| tech. |
wrong |
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| gen. |
moral fault |
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| metrol. |
Nichterfüllung vorgegebener Forderungen durch einen Merkmalswert. Anmerkung: Der Begriff Fehler wurde auch in anderem Sinne verwendet, beispielsweise auf dem Gebiet der Messtechnik im Sinne einer Abweichung |
