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1 Böschungswinkel
Böschungswinkel m angle of slope, bank slope, gradient slope, slope angle; angle of repose, angle of rest (von Schüttgütern)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Böschungswinkel
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2 Neigungswinkel
Neigungswinkel m 1. angle of ascent, angle of gradient, angle of inclination, angle of slope, elevation angle, slope angle, inclination angle; 2. VERM altitude; 3. KONST pitch (gegen Horizont)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Neigungswinkel
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3 Böschungswinkel
m (Straße, Bahnstrecke) gradient; GEOL. angle of slope ( oder elevation); natürlicher Böschungswinkel natural ( oder critical) angle* * *Bọ̈|schungs|win|kelmgradient* * *natürlicher Böschungswinkel natural ( oder critical) angle -
4 Böschungsneigungswinkel
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5 Gleitwinkel
m < aerospace> (beim Landeanflug) ■ glide angle; gliding angle; glide slope; angle of glide; angle of descent -
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Neigungswinkel I m take-off angle (z. B. bei einer Antenne) Neigungswinkel II m tilt angle, angle of slope; angle of inclinationDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Neigungswinkel
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7 natürlicher Böschungswinkel
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8 natürlicher Böschungsneigungswinkel
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9 Seitenböschungswinkel
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10 Neigungswinkel
mArchitektur & Tragwerksplanung, Infrastruktur & Entwurf angle of inclination, angle of slope, pitch -
11 Hang
m; -(e)s, Hänge2. nur Sg.; fig. (Neigung) (natural) inclination (zu to s.th., to + Inf.), bent (zu for s.th., for + Ger.), tendency (zu toward[s] s.th. oder + Ger., to + Inf), propensity (zu to s.th. oder + Inf., for + Ger.), penchant (for s.th.); (Vorliebe) partiality (zu for s.th.); (auch Zuneigung) fondness (for, of s.th.); (Anfälligkeit) proneness (zu to s.th.)* * *der Hang(Abhang) slope; hillside; inclination; brae;(Vorliebe) inclination; tendency; bias; penchant* * *Hạng [haŋ]m -(e)s, -e['hɛŋə]1) (= Abhang) slope2) no pl (= Neigung) tendencyer hat einen (deutlichen) Hang zur Kriminalität — he has a (marked) tendency toward(s) criminality
* * *der1) (the side or slope of a hill: The hillside was covered with new housing.) hillside2) (a slope (of a hill): a mountain-side.) side3) (a surface with one end higher than the other: The house stands on a gentle slope.) slope4) (likelihood; inclination: He has a tendency to forget things.) tendency* * *<-[e]s, Hänge>[haŋ, pl ˈhɛŋə]m1. (Abhang) slopeeinen \Hang zu jdm/etw haben to have a penchant for sb/sthsie hat einen deutlichen \Hang zu Übertreibungen she has a marked tendency to exaggerateden \Hang haben, etw zu tun to be inclined to do sth* * *der; Hang[e]s, Hänge1) (BergHang) slope; hillside/mountainside; (SkiHang) slopedas Haus am Hang — the house on the hillside
2) (Neigung) tendencyeinen Hang zum Träumen/Lügen usw. haben — have a tendency to dream/lie etc.
3) (Turnen) hang* * *1. slope;2. nur sg; fig (Neigung) (natural) inclination (zu to sth, to +inf), bent (zu for sth, for +ger), tendency (zu toward[s] sth oder +ger, to +inf), propensity (zu to sth)in den Hang gehen hang from the bar* * *der; Hang[e]s, Hänge1) (BergHang) slope; hillside/mountainside; (SkiHang) slope2) (Neigung) tendencyeinen Hang zum Träumen/Lügen usw. haben — have a tendency to dream/lie etc.
3) (Turnen) hang* * *¨-e m.hillside n.penchant n.slope n.tendency n. -
12 Böschungswinkel
m < bau> ■ sidewall slope angle; sidewall angle; slope angle -
13 Schräge
f; -, -n slant; (Gefälle) slope, incline; die Dachwohnung hat überwiegend Schrägen the attic flat (bes. Am. apartment) has mainly sloping walls* * *Schrä|ge ['ʃrɛːgə]f -, -n1) (= schräge Fläche) slope, sloping surface; (= schräge Kante) bevel, bevelled (Brit) or beveled (US) edgeeine Schrä́ge haben — to be on the slant, to slope, to slant; (Zimmer) to have a sloping ceiling
* * *(a sloping line or direction: The roof has a steep slant.) slant* * *Schrä·ge<-, -n>[ˈʃrɛ:gə]f1. (schräge Fläche) slope, sloping surface2. (Neigung) slantdie \Schräge eines Dachs the pitch [or slope] of a roofdie \Schräge einer Wand the slant of a wall* * *die; Schräge, Schrägen1) (schräge Fläche) sloping surface; (Hang) slope2) (Neigung) slope* * *die Dachwohnung hat überwiegend Schrägen the attic flat (besonders US apartment) has mainly sloping walls* * *die; Schräge, Schrägen1) (schräge Fläche) sloping surface; (Hang) slope2) (Neigung) slope* * *-n f.bevel n.obliqueness n. -
14 Arbeitsböschungswinkel
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15 Flankenwinkel
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16 quer
Adv. crossways, crosswise; (diagonal) diagonally; (rechtwinklig) at right angles; quer gestreift horizontally striped; quer über (+ Akk) (straight) across; quer über die Straße gehen go straight across the road; (schräg) cross the road at an angle; quer zu etw. stehen be at right angles to s.th.; quer durch straight through; quer gegenüber diagonally opposite; quer durch die Stadt laufen Straße: run straight through the town; Fußgänger: walk all over town; er lag quer auf dem Bett he was lying across the bed; quer liegend Motor: transverse, mounted crosswise; quer übereinander legen put cross|ways ( oder -wise); quer durch die Parteien right across the parties, across party boundaries; jemandem quer gehen umg. (nicht passen) get under s.o.’s skin; (misslingen) go wrong for s.o.; jemandem quer kommen umg. (behindern etc.) get in s.o.’s way; sich quer legen umg. (Widerstand leisten) be awkward, make difficulties; quer schießen umg. (stören, behindern) put a spanner in the works, Am. throw a (monkey) wrench into the works; kreuz* * *athwart (Adv.); crosswise (Adv.); crossways (Adv.); cross (Adj.)* * *[kveːɐ]adv(= schräg) crossways, crosswise, diagonally; (= rechtwinklig) at right anglesquér gestreift — horizontally striped, cross-striped
sollen wir den Teppich lieber quér legen? — why don't we lay the carpet crosswise or crossways or diagonally?
er legte sich quér aufs Bett — he lay down across the bed
die Spur verläuft quér zum Hang — the path runs across the slope
die Straße/Linie verläuft quér — the road/the line runs at right angles
der Wagen stand quér zur Fahrbahn — the car was at right angles to the road
der Lastzug lag quér über der Straße — the truck was lying (diagonally/at right angles) across the road
wenn Sie sich quér stellen, habe ich mit meinem Wagen auch noch Platz — if you park diagonally/at right angles I'll have room to park my car too
quér durch etw gehen/laufen etc — to cross sth, to go through sth
gehen/laufen — to cross sth, to go across sth
der Hund ist quér über den Rasen gelaufen — the dog ran straight or right across the lawn
die Kamera quér nehmen — to hold the camera lengthways or crossways
den Stoff quér nehmen — to use the cross-grain of the material
See:→ kreuz* * *[ˈkve:ɐ̯]adv diagonallyder Kanal verläuft \quer zur Straße the canal runs diagonally [or at an angle] to the streetder Lkw geriet auf eisglatter Fahrbahn ins Schleudern und stellte sich \quer the truck slid on the icy carriageway and ended up sideways across it\quer geht der Schrank nicht durch die Tür, nur längs the cupboard won't go [or fit] through the door sideways, only lengthways\quer gestreift horizontally striped\quer gestreifte Hemden stehen dir nicht shirts with horizontal stripes [or horizontally striped shirts] don't suit youlauf doch bitte nicht \quer durch/über die Beete! please don't run through/across the flower-beds!* * *quer zu etwas — at an angle to something; (rechtwinklig) at right angles to something
sich quer legen — (fig. ugs.) make difficulties
quer durch/über — (+ Akk.) straight through/across
* * *quer gestreift horizontally striped;quer über (+akk) (straight) across;quer über die Straße gehen go straight across the road; (schräg) cross the road at an angle;quer zu etwas stehen be at right angles to sth;quer durch straight through;quer gegenüber diagonally opposite;er lag quer auf dem Bett he was lying across the bed;quer liegend Motor: transverse, mounted crosswise;quer übereinanderlegen put crossways ( oder -wise);* * *quer zu etwas — at an angle to something; (rechtwinklig) at right angles to something
sich quer legen — (fig. ugs.) make difficulties
quer durch/über — (+ Akk.) straight through/across
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17 Schrägheit
f slant, slope; eines Daches: auch pitch* * *Schräg|heitf -, no plslant, angle; (von Wand auch) slope; (von Dach) pitch, slope, slant; (von Schrift, Augen) slant* * ** * *f.obliqueness n. -
18 sich neigen
1) (to be in a position which is neither level nor upright: The field slopes towards the road.) slope2) (to slope over to one side; not to be upright: The lamp-post had slipped and was leaning across the road.) lean3) (to be, lie etc at an angle, away from a vertical or horizontal position or line; to slope: The house is very old and all the floors and ceilings slant a little.) slant4) (to go or put (something) into a sloping or slanting position: He tilted his chair backwards; The lamp tilted and fell.) tilt5) (to be on the border (of): She is verging on insanity.) verge* * *v.to dip v.to incline v. -
19 Böschungswinkel
Böschungswinkel1 m BERGB approach angle (des Graders, vorne)Böschungswinkel2 m BERGB departure angle (des Graders, hinten)Böschungswinkel3 m BERGB slope angle -
20 Hang
1) ( Abhang) slope;schräg zum \Hang fahren ski to ski at an angle to the slopejds \Hang zu etw sb's tendency towards sth;einen \Hang zu jdm/ etw haben to have a penchant for sb/sth;sie hat einen deutlichen \Hang zu Übertreibungen she has a marked tendency to exaggerate;den \Hang haben, etw zu tun to be inclined to do sth
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