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1 forced
adjective2) (compelled by force) erzwungen; Zwangs[arbeit, -anleihe]* * *adjective (done with great effort: a forced march.) erzwungen* * *[fɔ:st, AM fɔ:rst]adj inv1. (imposed) erzwungen\forced labour Zwangsarbeit f\forced march Gewaltmarsch m2. (emergency) erzwungen\forced landing Notlandung f4.\forced fruit/vegetables getriebenes Obst/Gemüse* * *[fɔːst]adjto sound forced — sich gezwungen or unnatürlich anhören
3) plant getrieben* * *forced adj1. erzwungen, Zwangs…:a) künstlicher Zugb) Fremdbelüftung f;forced error (Tennis) erzwungener Fehler;forced labo(u)r Zwangsarbeit f;make a forced landing notlanden;a) Eilmarsch m,b) Gewaltmarsch m;forced saving Zwangssparen n2. gezwungen, gequält (Lächeln etc)3. gekünstelt, manieriert, forciert (Stil etc)* * *adjective1) (contrived, unnatural) gezwungen; gewollt [Geste, Vergleich, Metapher]; gekünstelt [Benehmen]2) (compelled by force) erzwungen; Zwangs[arbeit, -anleihe]* * *adj.Zwangs- präfix.aufgezwungen adj.erzwungen adj. -
2 landing
noun1) (of ship) Landung, dieemergency landing — Notlandung, die
3) (place for disembarkation) Anlegestelle, die* * *1) ((an act of) coming or bringing to shore or to ground: an emergency landing; ( also adjective) a landing place.) die Landung, Landungs-...2) (a place for coming ashore.) das Anlegen3) (the level part of a staircase between flights of steps: Her room was on the first floor, across the landing from mine.) der Treppenabsatz* * *land·ing[ˈlændɪŋ]nto be/stand on the \landing auf dem Treppenabsatz stehencrash \landing Bruchlandung fbumpy/smooth \landing holprige/weiche Landungto make a \landing landento make an emergency \landing notlanden* * *['lndɪŋ]n3) (on stairs, inside house) Flur m, Gang m; (outside flat door) Treppenabsatz m; (corridor outside flat doors) Gang m, Etagenabsatz m* * *landing [ˈlændıŋ] s2. Landung f, Landen n (von Personen, Gütern, Flugzeugen), Ausladen n, SCHIFF auch Löschen n (von Gütern)3. SCHIFF Lande-, Anlegeplatz m4. Ausladestelle f5. (Treppen)Absatz m6. TECHa) Gichtbühne f (eines Hochofens)* * *noun1) (of ship) Landung, die2) (of aircraft) Landung, dieemergency landing — Notlandung, die
3) (place for disembarkation) Anlegestelle, die* * *(stairway) n.Treppenabsatz m. n.Absatz -¨e m.Landung -en f.
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forced landing — noun an unscheduled airplane landing that is made under circumstances (engine failure or adverse weather) not under the pilot s control • Syn: ↑emergency landing • Hypernyms: ↑aircraft landing, ↑airplane landing • Hyponyms: ↑crash landing * * *… … Useful english dictionary
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landing — n. coming down to earth 1) to make a landing 2) a belly; bumpy; crash; emergency; forced; hard; instrument; pancake; safe; smooth; soft; three point landing 3) a parachute landing level part of a staircase 4) on a landing * * * [ lændɪŋ] bumpy… … Combinatory dictionary
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