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1 Moorland
Moorland n swampland, moorland, fenland, marshlandDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Moorland
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2 Moorland
n bog, marshland; (Flachmoor) fenland* * *das Moorlandfen* * *Moor|landntmarshland; (= Hochmoorland) moorland* * * -
3 Moorland
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4 Scheibenegge für Moorland
1. marsh disc harrow Br.2. marsh disk harrow Am. -
5 Heidemoor
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6 Heidschnucke
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7 Heideland
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8 Heide
m; -n, -n heathen; bes. in der klassischen Antike: pagan; BIBL. (Nichtjude) gentile—f; -, -n1. heath(land); (Moor) auch moor(land)2. Pflanze: heather* * *der Heidegentile; pagan; heathen;die Heidemoor; heath* * *Hei|de I ['haidə]f -, -n1) moor, heath; (= Heideland) moorland, heathland2) (= Heidekraut) heatherII ['haidə]1. m -n, -n,Héí|din['haidɪn]2. f -, -nenheathen, pagan; (= Nichtjude) Gentile* * ** * *Hei·de1<-, -n>[ˈhaidə]f1. (Heideland) heath, moordie Lüneburger \Heide the Lüneburg Heath2. (Heidekraut) heatherHei·de2, Hei·din<-n, -n>[ˈhaidə, ˈhaidɪn]m, f heathen, pagan* * *Ider; Heiden, Heiden heathen; paganIIdie; Heide, Heiden1) moor; heath; (Heidelandschaft) moorland; heathland2) s. Heidekraut* * *Heide2 f; -, -n2. Pflanze: heather* * *Ider; Heiden, Heiden heathen; paganIIdie; Heide, Heiden1) moor; heath; (Heidelandschaft) moorland; heathland2) s. Heidekraut* * *-n f.heath n. -
9 Marsch
Interj.: vorwärts, marsch! MIL. forward march!; marsch! (mach schnell!) hurry up!; umg. get a move on!, chop, chop!; marsch ins Bett! umg. off to bed with you!; marsch an die Arbeit! umg. come on, get cracking!* * *der Marschmarch; walk;die Marsch(Moorland) fen* * *Mạrsch I [marʃ]m -(e)s, -e['mɛrʃə]einen Marsch machen — to go on a march/hike
2) (= Marschmusik) marchIIjdm den Marsch blasen (inf) — to give sb a rocket (inf)
f -, -enmarsh, fen* * *(a piece of music for marching to: The band played a march.) march* * *Marsch1<-[e]s, Märsche>[ˈmarʃ, pl ˈmɛrʃə]m1. (Fußmarsch) march2. (Wanderung) hikejdn [zu jdm/etw/nach...] in \Marsch setzen to dispatch sb [to sb/sth] form3. (Marschmusik) march4.Marsch2<-, -en>[ˈmarʃ]f marsh[land], fen* * *Ider; Marsch[e]s, Märsche1) (Milit.) march; (Wanderung) [long] walk; hikejemanden in Marsch setzen — (Milit.) march somebody off; (fig.) mobilize somebody
sich in Marsch setzen — make a move; get moving; (Milit.) march off
2) (Musikstück) marchIIdie; Marsch, Marschen fertile marshland* * *Marsch1 m; -(e)s, Märsche2. (das Marschieren) marching;jemanden/etwas in Marsch setzen fig get sb/sth moving3. MUS march;jemandem den Marsch blasen umg, fig haul sb over the coals* * *Ider; Marsch[e]s, Märsche1) (Milit.) march; (Wanderung) [long] walk; hikejemanden in Marsch setzen — (Milit.) march somebody off; (fig.) mobilize somebody
sich in Marsch setzen — make a move; get moving; (Milit.) march off
2) (Musikstück) marchIIdie; Marsch, Marschen fertile marshland* * *-en f.marsh n. -¨e m.march n.(§ pl.: marches)walk n. -
10 marsch
Interj.: vorwärts, marsch! MIL. forward march!; marsch! (mach schnell!) hurry up!; umg. get a move on!, chop, chop!; marsch ins Bett! umg. off to bed with you!; marsch an die Arbeit! umg. come on, get cracking!* * *der Marschmarch; walk;die Marsch(Moorland) fen* * *Mạrsch I [marʃ]m -(e)s, -e['mɛrʃə]einen Marsch machen — to go on a march/hike
2) (= Marschmusik) marchIIjdm den Marsch blasen (inf) — to give sb a rocket (inf)
f -, -enmarsh, fen* * *(a piece of music for marching to: The band played a march.) march* * *Marsch1<-[e]s, Märsche>[ˈmarʃ, pl ˈmɛrʃə]m1. (Fußmarsch) march2. (Wanderung) hikejdn [zu jdm/etw/nach...] in \Marsch setzen to dispatch sb [to sb/sth] form3. (Marschmusik) march4.Marsch2<-, -en>[ˈmarʃ]f marsh[land], fen* * *Ider; Marsch[e]s, Märsche1) (Milit.) march; (Wanderung) [long] walk; hikejemanden in Marsch setzen — (Milit.) march somebody off; (fig.) mobilize somebody
sich in Marsch setzen — make a move; get moving; (Milit.) march off
2) (Musikstück) marchIIdie; Marsch, Marschen fertile marshland* * *marsch int:vorwärts, marsch! MIL forward march!;marsch ins Bett! umg off to bed with you!;marsch an die Arbeit! umg come on, get cracking!* * *Ider; Marsch[e]s, Märsche1) (Milit.) march; (Wanderung) [long] walk; hikejemanden in Marsch setzen — (Milit.) march somebody off; (fig.) mobilize somebody
sich in Marsch setzen — make a move; get moving; (Milit.) march off
2) (Musikstück) marchIIdie; Marsch, Marschen fertile marshland* * *-en f.marsh n. -¨e m.march n.(§ pl.: marches)walk n. -
11 unwirtlich
Adj. inhospitable* * *inhospitable* * *ụn|wirt|lich ['ʊnvIrtlɪç]adjinhospitable* * *((of landscapes, areas etc) very lonely or barren: desolate moorland.) desolate* * *un·wirt·lich[ˈʊnvɪrtlɪç]adj inhospitable* * ** * *unwirtlich adj inhospitable* * ** * *adj.inhospitable adj. adv.inhospitably adv. -
12 Heideland
Hei·de·land ntheathland, moorland -
13 Heidschnucke
Heid·schnu·cke<-, -n> [ʼhaitʃnʊkə] f -
14 Heidekraut
n1. erica [genus Erica]2. heath3. heathern[unspezifisch]moorland herb -
15 Heidemoor
nmoorland
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