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1 Brandungsplatte
plate-forme d'abrasion; strandflat; terrasse sous-marineDeutsch-Französisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Brandungsplatte
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2 Karterrasse
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3 Kontinentalschelf
Deutsch-Französisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Kontinentalschelf
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4 Strandplatte
plate-forme d'abrasion; strandflat; terrasse sous-marineDeutsch-Französisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Strandplatte
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5 submarine Terrasse
plate-forme d'abrasion; strandflat; terrasse sous-marineDeutsch-Französisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > submarine Terrasse
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6 uralte Plattform
Deutsch-Französisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > uralte Plattform
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7 Beet
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8 Plattform
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9 Teller
'tɛlərm1)2)3) ( Dessertteller) assiette à dessert fTellerTẹ ller ['tεl3f3a8ceeɐ/3f3a8cee] <-s, ->assiette Feminin; Beispiel: flacher/tiefer Teller assiette plate/creuse -
10 Bruchgebirge
massifs anciens rajeunis; montagnes rajeunies de plate-formeDeutsch-Französisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Bruchgebirge
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11 Kraton
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12 Plattform
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13 Schelfeis
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14 Bahnkörper
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15 Bohrinsel
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16 Hallig
HalligHạ llig ['halɪç] <-, -en>île plate du Schleswig-Holstein recouverte en partie ou en totalité par la mer lors des grosses marées -
17 Hebebühne
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18 Rabatte
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19 latschen
'laːtʃənm1) pantoufles m/pl2)aus den Latschen kippen — en tomber sur le cul (fam), en tomber à la renverse, tomber dans les pommes
latschenlc1bb8184a/c1bb8184tschen ['la:6b36f75cʧ/6b36f75cən](umgangssprachlich) Beispiel: über die Straße latschen traverser la rue en traînassant; Beispiel: über ein Beet latschen piétiner une plate-bande -
20 vernichtend
fɛr'nɪçtəntadj1) destructeur2) (Niederlage, Kritik) impitoyablevernichtendI Adjektiv1 Niederlage écrasant(e)II AdverbBeispiel: jemanden vernichtend schlagen battre quelqu'un à plate[s] couture[s]
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