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1 build-up
noun1) (publicity) Reklame[rummel], dergive somebody/something a good build-up — jemanden/etwas groß ankündigen
2) (approach to climax) Vorbereitungen Pl. (to für)a build-up of traffic — ein [Verkehrs]stau
* * *n\build-up of pressure Druckanstieg m\build-up of traffic Verkehrsverdichtung f* * *['bɪldʌp]nthe chairman gave the speaker a tremendous build-up — der Vorsitzende hat den Redner ganz groß angekündigt
a traffic build-up, a build-up of traffic — eine Verkehrsverdichtung
* * *noun1) (publicity) Reklame[rummel], dergive somebody/something a good build-up — jemanden/etwas groß ankündigen
2) (approach to climax) Vorbereitungen Pl. (to für)a build-up of traffic — ein [Verkehrs]stau
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