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walkway 1. BWG Laufgang m (Bedienungssteg, z. B. eines Krans); 2. KONST Fußweg m (überdachter Fußgängerweg); 3. LB Gehweg m; Gartenweg mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > walkway
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nounFußweg, der; (over machinery etc.) Laufsteg, der* * *noun (a path etc for pedestrians only.) der Spazierweg* * *ˈwalk·waymoving \walkway Laufband nt* * *walkway s1. Laufgang m, Verbindungs-, Bedienungssteg m2. US Gehweg m* * *nounFußweg, der; (over machinery etc.) Laufsteg, der* * *n.Gang ¨-e m.Laufsteg -e m. -
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< build> ■ Gang m<mech.eng> (on large machinery, e.g. crane, printing machine, paper machine) ■ Galerie f ; Bedienungsgalerie f -
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walkway1 BAUT Fußweg mwalkway2 BAUT, TECH Begehung f, Laufsteg m; Bühne f, Laufbühne f (am Bagger) -
6 concrete walkway slab
English-german engineering dictionary > concrete walkway slab
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7 expanded-metal walkway
English-german engineering dictionary > expanded-metal walkway
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8 covered walkway
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > covered walkway
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9 passenger walkway
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > passenger walkway
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10 roof walkway
roof walkway Dachlaufsteg mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > roof walkway
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11 visitor’s walkway
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > visitor’s walkway
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mov·ing ˈwalk·way, AM mov·ing ˈside·walk -
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mov·ing 'walk·way, (Am) mov·ing 'side·walk nRollband m (z.B. am Flughafen) -
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1. noun 2. intransitive verbpromenieren (geh.)* * *(( abbreviation prom [prom]) a level road for the public to walk along, usually beside the sea: They went for a walk along the promenade.) die Promenade* * *prom·enade[ˌprɒməˈnɑ:d, AM ˌprɑ:-]I. n* * *["prɒmɪ'nAːd]1. n(= stroll also in dancing) Promenade f; (esp Brit = esplanade) (Strand)promenade f; (US = ball) Studenten-/Schülerball mpromenade concert (Brit) — Konzert nt (in gelockertem Rahmen)
promenade deck (Brit) — Promenadendeck nt
2. vt(= stroll through) promenieren in (+dat); avenue entlangpromenieren; (= stroll with) spazieren führen; (in dance) eine Promenade machen mit3. vi(= stroll) promenieren; (in dance) eine Promenade machen* * *A s1. Promenade f:a) Spaziergang mb) Spazierweg m, Wandelhalle f, besonders Br Strandpromenade f2. feierlicher Einzug der BallgästeB v/i promenieren, spazieren gehenC v/t2. a) spazieren führen, (herum)führenb) besonders pej vorführen* * *1. noun 2. intransitive verbpromenieren (geh.)* * *n.Gehweg -e m. v.wandeln (gehen) v. -
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<tech.gen> (gen.; walkway along or between sections of seats, shelves etc.; e.g. i) ■ Gang m< logist> (in warehouse, between shelves, racks) ■ Regalgang m ; Bedienungsgang m ; Regalgasse f ; Gasse f ; Gang m -
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[prom]* * *[prɒm, AM prɑ:m]n2. BRIT (concert) Konzert nt (Aufführung im Theater oder Konzert, wobei die Sitze im Parkett entfernt werden, um mehr Platz zu schaffen)the P\proms Konzertreihe in London in der Albert Hall, deren Parkettsitze dafür entfernt werden, sodass die meisten Zuschauer stehen* * *[prɒm]n (COMPUT) abbrPROM m* * ** * *n.Ball ¨-e m. -
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[prom]* * *[prɒm, AM prɑ:m]n2. BRIT (concert) Konzert nt (Aufführung im Theater oder Konzert, wobei die Sitze im Parkett entfernt werden, um mehr Platz zu schaffen)the P\proms Konzertreihe in London in der Albert Hall, deren Parkettsitze dafür entfernt werden, sodass die meisten Zuschauer stehen* * *[prɒm]n (COMPUT) abbrPROM m* * *2. besonders Bra) (Strand)Promenade f* * *n.Ball ¨-e m. -
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noun1) (passage) Unterführung, die* * *1) (an underground passage eg for pedestrians, under a busy road: Cross by the subway.) die Unterführung2) (an underground railway in a city: Go by subway.) die U-Bahn* * *sub·way[ˈsʌbweɪ]n\subway system U-Bahnnetz nt* * *['sʌbweɪ]nUnterführung f; (for cars also) Tunnel m; (esp US RAIL) U-Bahn f* * *subway s1. US Untergrundbahn f, U-Bahn f2. (Straßen-, Fußgänger)Unterführung f3. Leitungstunnel msub. abk1. subeditor2. subscription3. substitute4. suburb (suburban)5. subway* * *noun1) (passage) Unterführung, die* * *(US) n.U-Bahn -en f. n.Unterführung f. -
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