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f1. im Boden:(ansteigendes Gelände) rise, rising ground; (kleiner Hügel) hill(ock); (Berg) hill, mountain; (Gipfel) top, summit3. amtliche: (Ermittlung) inquiry, assessment; (Zählung) census; statistische: survey; Erhebungen statistics; wie statistische Erhebungen zeigen,... (the) statistics show that...4. in einen höheren Stand: elevation, promotion (in + Akk to); einer Sache: making (zu to oder ohne Präp.)6. (Aufstand) uprising, popular revolt7. fig. (Glücksgefühl) exaltation, heightened mood* * *die Erhebung(Aufstand) rising; uprising;(Beförderung) promotion;(Bodenerhebung) rise; elevation;(Ermittlung) survey; census;(Steuererhebung) levy* * *Er|he|bungf1) (= Bodenerhebung) elevation3) (von Gebühren) levying, imposition4) (= amtliche Ermittlung) investigation, inquiry; (= Umfrage) surveyErhébungen machen or anstellen über (+acc) — to make inquiries about or into
Erhébung ins Quadrat — squaring
Erhébung in die dritte Potenz — cubing, raising to the power of three
6) (fig = Erbauung) uplift, elevation* * *(the act of levying.) levy* * *Er·he·bung1f1. (Aufstand) uprisingeine bewaffnete \Erhebung an armed revolt2. (das Erheben) von Abgaben, Steuern etc. levying3. (amtliche Ermittlung) collection, gatheringeine \Erhebung [über etw akk] machen [o anstellen] [o durchführen] to collect [or gather] statistics [about sth], to carry out a survey [on sth]Er·he·bung2f (Bodenerhebung) elevation* * *die; Erhebung, Erhebungen1) (Anhöhe) elevation2) (Aufstand) uprising3) (Umfrage) survey4) (von Steuern) levying; (von Gebühren) charging* * *Erhebung f1. im Boden:(ansteigendes Gelände) rise, rising ground; (kleiner Hügel) hill(ock); (Berg) hill, mountain; (Gipfel) top, summitErhebungen statistics;wie statistische Erhebungen zeigen, … (the) statistics show that …zu to oder ohne präp)5. MATH involution;Erhebung ins Quadrat squaring;6. (Aufstand) uprising, popular revolt7. fig (Glücksgefühl) exaltation, heightened mood* * *die; Erhebung, Erhebungen1) (Anhöhe) elevation2) (Aufstand) uprising3) (Umfrage) survey4) (von Steuern) levying; (von Gebühren) charging* * *-en f.elation n.ennoblement n.exaltation n.inquiry n.levy n.rising n.statistics n.survey n.upheaval n.uprising n.
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