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121 lokal
I Adj.* * *das Lokalpub; restaurant* * *Lo|kal [lo'kaːl]nt -s, -e1) (= Gaststätte) pub (esp Brit), bar; (esp auf dem Land) inn (esp Brit), restaurant (esp US); (= Restaurant) restaurant2) (= Versammlungsraum) meeting place* * ** * *Lo·kal<-s, -e>[loˈka:l]nt2. (Vereinslokal) [club] meeting place* * *das; Lokals, Lokale pub (Brit.); bar (Amer.); (SpeiseLokal) restaurant* * *A. adjlokale Schauer local showers;ein lokales Netzwerk IT a local area network2. nur attr; LING:lokale Adverbien adverbs of placeB. adv locally;jemanden lokal betäuben MED give sb a local an(a)esthetic* * *das; Lokals, Lokale pub (Brit.); bar (Amer.); (SpeiseLokal) restaurant* * *-e n.bar (drinking) n.bistro n.premises n.pub (bar) (UK) n. -
122 Moor
* * *das Moormoor; bog; fen* * *[moːɐ]nt -(e)s, -ebog; (= Hochmoor) moor* * *(an area of low marshy land often covered with water.) fen* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ˈmo:ɐ̯]nt marsh[land], bog, swamp* * *das; Moor[e]s, Moore bog; (Bruch) marsh; (FlachMoor) fen; (HochMoor) high moor* * ** * *das; Moor[e]s, Moore bog; (Bruch) marsh; (FlachMoor) fen; (HochMoor) high moor* * *-e n.bog n.fen n. -
123 Osten
m; -s, kein Pl. (abgek. O) east (Abk. E); (östlicher Landesteil) East; nach Osten east(wards); Verkehr, Straße etc.: eastbound...; von oder aus dem Osten from the east; sie kommt aus dem Osten (aus der ehem. DDR) she comes from East Germany; (aus dem ehem. Ostblock) she comes from the East ( oder from Eastern Europe); der Osten einer Stadt: the eastern part ( oder districts Pl.); fern I 1, mittler... 1, nah I 1* * *der Osteneast* * *Ọs|ten ['ɔstn]m -s,no pl1) east; (von Land) Eastder Nahe Osten — the Middle East, the Near East
der Mittlere Osten — area stretching from Iran and Iraq to India, the Middle East
im Nahen und Mittleren Osten — in the Middle East
aus dem Osten, von Osten her — from the east
Flüchtlinge aus dem Osten (Hist: aus ehemaligen deutschen Ostgebieten) — German refugees displaced from former German territories in the East after World War II
or nach Osten — east(wards), to the east
nach Osten ( hin) — to the east
im Osten der Stadt/des Landes — in the east of the town/country
im Osten Frankreichs — in the east of France, in eastern France
2) (POL)* * *der1) (the direction from which the sun rises, or any part of the earth lying in that direction: The wind is blowing from the east; The village is to the east of Canton; in the east of England.) east2) ((also E) one of the four main points of the compass: He took a direction 10° E of N / east of north.) east3) (the countries east of Europe: the Middle/Far East.) the East* * *Os·ten<-s>[ˈɔstn̩]m kein pl, kein indef art1. (Himmelsrichtung)die Sonne geht im \Osten auf the sun rises in the eastder Ferne \Osten the Far Eastder Mittlere \Osten area stretching from Iran to Myanmarder Nahe \Osten the Near [or Middle] East; s.a. Norden 13. (ehemalige DDR)▪ der \Osten former East Germanyaus dem \Osten kommen [o stammen] to come from the East [or former East Germany4. POL* * *der; Ostens1) (Richtung) eastim/aus dem od. von Osten — in/from the east
2) (Gegend) eastern part3) (Geogr.)der Mittlere Osten — south-western Asia (including Afghanistan and Nepal)
4) (Politik)* * *nach Osten east(wards); Verkehr, Straße etc: eastbound …;aus dem Osten from the east;sie kommt aus dem Osten (aus der ehemaligen DDR) she comes from East Germany; (aus dem ehemaligen Ostblock) she comes from the East ( oder from Eastern Europe);* * *der; Ostens1) (Richtung) eastim/aus dem od. von Osten — in/from the east
2) (Gegend) eastern part3) (Geogr.)der Mittlere Osten — south-western Asia (including Afghanistan and Nepal)
4) (Politik)der Osten — (der Ostblock) the East
* * *nur sing. m.East n.orient n. -
124 See
f; -, -n1. nur Sg.; ( Meer, NAUT. Seegang) sea; an der See by the sea(side); an die See fahren go to the seaside; auf See at sea; auf hoher See on the high seas; in See gehen oder stechen put to sea; Segler: auch set sail; zur See gehen go to sea (auch Seemann werden); zur See fahren be a sailor; auf See bleiben fig., euph. be lost at sea; schwere See NAUT. heavy sea(s); offen I2. NAUT. (Woge, Sturzwelle) sea; haushohe Seen seas as high as a house, mountainous seas; von einer See über Bord gespült werden be washed overboard by a breaking sea ( oder wave)—m; -s, -n; (Binnensee) lake; am See by a ( oder the) lake; ein Haus am See auch a lakeside house; der Genfer See Lake Geneva; der Hund hat einen See gemacht umg. the dog has made a puddle* * *der Seelake; loch;die Seeocean; sea* * *I [zeː]f -, -n['zeːən] searaue or schwere Séé — rough or heavy seas
an der Séé — by the sea, at the seaside
an die Séé fahren — to go to the sea(side)
auf hoher Séé — on the high seas
auf Séé — at sea
in Séé gehen or stechen — to put to sea
zur Séé fahren — to be a merchant seaman
IIzur Séé gehen — to go to sea
m -s, -nlake; (in Schottland) loch; (= Teich) pond* * *der1) (a large area of water surrounded by land: They go swimming in / sailing on the lake; Lake Michigan.) lake2) (a particular area of sea: the Baltic Sea; These fish are found in tropical seas.) sea* * *See1<-s, -n>[ze:]m lakeder \See Genezareth REL the Sea of Galileeder Genfer \See Lake Genevadie Großen \Seen the Great Lakesein künstlicher \See an artificial lakeSee2<-, -n>[ze:]fan der \See at the seaside, by the sea, on the coastauf \See at seaauf \See bleiben (euph) to die at seain \See gehen [o stechen] to put to seazur \See fahren to be a sailor [or [merchant] seaman]zur \See gehen to go to sea, to become a sailor* * *Ider; Sees, Seen lakeIIdie; See, Seen1) o. Pl. (Meer) seaan der See — by the sea[side]
in See gehen od. stechen — put to sea
Leutnant/Kapitän zur See — (Marine) sub-lieutenant/[naval] captain
2) o. Pl. (Seemannsspr.): (Seegang)ruhige/rauhe od. schwere See — calm/rough or heavy sea
* * *See1 f; -, -nan der See by the sea(side);an die See fahren go to the seaside;auf See at sea;auf hoher See on the high seas;stechen put to sea; Segler: auch set sail;zur See gehen go to sea (auch Seemann werden);zur See fahren be a sailor;auf See bleiben fig, euph be lost at sea;2. SCHIFF (Woge, Sturzwelle) sea;haushohe Seen seas as high as a house, mountainous seas;von einer See über Bord gespült werden be washed overboard by a breaking sea ( oder wave)ein Haus am See auch a lakeside house;der Genfer See Lake Geneva;der Hund hat einen See gemacht umg the dog has made a puddle* * *Ider; Sees, Seen lakeIIdie; See, Seen1) o. Pl. (Meer) seaan der See — by the sea[side]
in See gehen od. stechen — put to sea
Leutnant/Kapitän zur See — (Marine) sub-lieutenant/[naval] captain
2) o. Pl. (Seemannsspr.): (Seegang)ruhige/rauhe od. schwere See — calm/rough or heavy sea
* * *-n f.ocean n.sea n. -n m.lake n. -
125 Sumpf
m; -(e)s, Sümpfe2. fig. quagmire; ein Sumpf des Lasters / der Korruption a sink of iniquity / morass of corruption; im Sumpf der Großstadt in the moral quagmire of the big city* * *der Sumpfmorass; swampland; swamp; marsh; quagmire; mire; bog* * *Sụmpf [zʊmpf]m -(e)s, -e['zʏmpfə] marsh; (= Morast) mud; (in tropischen Ländern) swamp; (fig) morass* * *der1) (very wet ground; marsh.) bog2) marshiness3) ((an area of) soft wet land: The heavy rainfall turned the land into a marsh.) marsh* * *<-[e]s, Sümpfe>[zʊmpf, pl ˈzʏmpfə]m2. (Abgrund übler Zustände) quagmire* * *der; Sumpf[e]s, Sümpfe marsh; (bes. in den Tropen) swamp; (fig.) morass; quagmire* * *2. fig quagmire;ein Sumpf des Lasters/der Korruption a sink of iniquity/morass of corruption;im Sumpf der Großstadt in the moral quagmire of the big city* * *der; Sumpf[e]s, Sümpfe marsh; (bes. in den Tropen) swamp; (fig.) morass; quagmire* * *¨-e m.bog n.marsh n.mire n.quagmire n.sump n.swamp n.swampland n. -
126 verteilen
I v/t1. distribute ( auf + Akk, unter + Dat among) (auch WIRTS.); (austeilen) distribute, share out; das Gewicht etc. gleichmäßig verteilen distribute the weight etc. evenly; verteilen über einen Zeitraum: spread (out) over; (un) gerecht verteilen share out (un-) fairly; Chancen / Lob und Tadel verteilen share out opportunities / deal out praise and criticism; Ohrfeigen verteilen umg., fig. dish out a clip round the ear to all and sundry3. (verschenken) give awayII v/refl1. (verbreiten, ausbreiten) spread ( über + Akk over, across; unter + Dat among); sich auf die Bevölkerung etc. verteilen be distributed among the population etc.2. (sich trennen) Gruppe etc.: split up; (sich auflösen) Menge etc.: scatter, disperse; Substanz, Nebel etc.: dissipate; sich in der oder unter die Menge verteilen mingle ( oder mix) with the crowd; sie verteilten sich auf ihre Plätze they all sat down at their places ( oder in their seats)* * *to distribute; to spread; to hand out; to proportinate; to allot; to dispense; to apportion; to deal* * *ver|tei|len ptp verteilt1. vt1) (= austeilen)(an +acc tounter +acc among) to distribute; Flugblätter to hand out, to distribute; Süßigkeiten etc to share out; Preise auch to give out; Essen to dish out; (THEAT ) Rollen to allot, to allocate2) (= anordnen, aufteilen) to distribute; Investitionen, soziale Lasten to spread (über +acc over); (MIL) to deploy; (= verstreuen) to spread out; (= streichen) Aufstrich, Farbe etc to spread; (= streuen) Sand, Zucker, Puder to sprinkleBlumen im Zimmer/auf verschiedene Vasen vertéílen — to arrange flowers around the room/in different vases
2. vr(Zuschauer, Polizisten etc) to spread (themselves) out; (Bevölkerung) to spread (itself) out; (Farbe, Wasser) to spread (itself) out; (MED Bakterien, Metastasen) to spread; (Reichtum etc) to be spread or distributed; (zeitlich) to be spread ( über +acc over)* * *1) (to (cause to) spread (news etc): Information is dispersed by volunteers who distribute leaflets.) disperse2) (to divide (something) among several (people); to deal out: He distributed sweets to all the children in the class.) distribute3) (to spread out widely: Our shops are distributed all over the city.) distribute4) ((with between or among) to share: We divided the sweets between us.) divide5) (to give, usually to several people: The headmaster's wife gave out the school prizes.) give out6) (to distribute over a wide area, period of time etc: The exams were spread over a period of ten days.) spread7) (to distribute over a wide area or period of time: She spread the leaflets out on the table.) spread out8) (to divide into portions or shares: The money was portioned out among the three children.) portion out9) (in golf, tennis etc, to arrange (good players) in a competition so that they do not compete against each other till the later rounds.) seed* * *ver·tei·len *I. vt1. (austeilen)▪ etw [an jdn] \verteilen to distribute sth [to sb]Geschenke/Flugblätter \verteilen to distribute [or sep hand out] presents/leafletsetw neu \verteilen ÖKON to redistribute sth2. (platzieren)▪ etw irgendwo \verteilen to place [or arrange] sth somewhere3. (ausstreuen)II. vr* * *1.transitives Verb1) (austeilen) distribute, hand out <exercise books, leaflets, prizes, etc.> (an + Akk. to, unter + Akk. among); share [out], distribute <money, food> (an + Akk. to, unter + Akk. among); allocate < work>2) (an verschiedene Plätze bringen) distribute <weight etc.> (auf + Akk. over); spread < cost> (auf + Akk. among)3) (verstreichen, verstreuen, verrühren usw.) distribute, spread <butter, seed, dirt, etc.>2.reflexives Verb1) spread out2) (sich ausbreiten, verteilt sein) be distributed (auf + Akk. over)* * *A. v/t1. distribute (auf +akk,das Gewicht etcgleichmäßig verteilen distribute the weight etc evenly;verteilen über einen Zeitraum: spread (out) over;(un)gerecht verteilen share out (un-)fairly;Chancen/Lob und Tadel verteilen share out opportunities/deal out praise and criticism;Ohrfeigen verteilen umg, fig dish out a clip round the ear to all and sundry3. (verschenken) give awayB. v/r1. (verbreiten, ausbreiten) spread (über +akk over, across;unter +dat among);verteilen be distributed among the population etc2. (sich trennen) Gruppe etc: split up; (sich auflösen) Menge etc: scatter, disperse; Substanz, Nebel etc: dissipate;unter die Menge verteilen mingle ( oder mix) with the crowd;sie verteilten sich auf ihre Plätze they all sat down at their places ( oder in their seats)* * *1.transitives Verb1) (austeilen) distribute, hand out <exercise books, leaflets, prizes, etc.> (an + Akk. to, unter + Akk. among); share [out], distribute <money, food> (an + Akk. to, unter + Akk. among); allocate < work>2) (an verschiedene Plätze bringen) distribute <weight etc.> (auf + Akk. over); spread < cost> (auf + Akk. among)3) (verstreichen, verstreuen, verrühren usw.) distribute, spread <butter, seed, dirt, etc.>2.reflexives Verb1) spread out2) (sich ausbreiten, verteilt sein) be distributed (auf + Akk. over)* * *(unter) v.to distribute (among) v. v.to allot v.to dispense v.to distribute v.to issue v.to spread (out) v. -
127 Zollausland
n country, region, etc. outside one’s own customs area* * *Zọll|aus|landntforeign country which one has to go through customs to enter* * *Zollausland n country, region, etc outside one’s own customs area -
128 Dollarland
Dol·lar·landntDol·lar·raumm ÖKON dollar areaHandel mit dem \Dollarland commerce with the dollar area
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