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2 Barriere
[ba’rie:rә] f; -, -n2. EISENB., HIST. (zur Fahrkartenkontrolle) ticket barrier; (Schranke) level- (Am. grade-)crossing gate* * *die Barrierebarrier* * *Bar|ri|e|re [ba'rieːrə]f -, -n (lit, fig)barrier* * *(something put up as a defence or protection: a barrier between the playground and the busy road.) barrier* * *Bar·ri·e·re<-, -n>[baˈri̯e:rə]f (a. fig) barrier* * *die; Barriere, Barrieren (auch fig.) barrier* * *1. auch fig barrier, bar;Barrieren abbauen fig break down barriers* * *die; Barriere, Barrieren (auch fig.) barrier* * *- f.barrage n.barrier n. -
3 Schranke
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4 Barriereriff
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5 Barriere
Bar·ri·e·re <-, -n> [baʼri̭e:rə] f(a. fig)barrier -
6 die Barriere
- {bar} barơ, thanh, thỏi, chấn song, then chắn, vật ngáng, cái ngáng đường, cồn cát ngầm, vạch ngang, vạch đường kẻ, gạch nhịp, nhịp, cần, xà, sự kháng biện, vành móng ngựa, toà, nghề luật sư, quầy bán rượu - sự trở ngại, sự cản trở - {barrage} đập nước, vật chướng ngại, sự bắn chặn, sự bắn yểm hộ, hàng rào - {barrier} - {hedge} bờ giậu, hàng rào ngăn cách, sự đánh bao vây -
7 die Schranke
- {bar} barơ, thanh, thỏi, chấn song, then chắn, vật ngáng, cái ngáng đường, cồn cát ngầm, vạch ngang, vạch đường kẻ, gạch nhịp, nhịp, cần, xà, sự kháng biện, vành móng ngựa, toà, nghề luật sư, quầy bán rượu - sự trở ngại, sự cản trở - {barrier} - {gate} cổng, số người mua vé vào xem, tiền mua vé gate-money), cửa đập, cửa cống, hàng rào chắn, đèo, hẽm núi, tấm ván che, ván chân, cửa van - {limit} giới hạn, hạn độ, người quá quắc, điều quá quắc -
8 Schranke
f; -, -n1. barrier; EISENB. auch gate; JUR. bar; bis an die Schranke vorfahren drive up to the barrier; vor den Schranken des Gerichts erscheinen appear in court2. meist Pl.; fig. (soziale Schranke, Handelsschranke etc.) barrier; (Grenze) bounds Pl., limits Pl.; innerhalb der Schranken des Gesetzes within the bounds of the law; einer Sache Schranken setzen put a limit on; einer Sache sind ( keine) Schranken gesetzt there are (no) limits to; eurer Fantasie sind keine Schranken gesetzt you can give free rein to your imagination; in Schranken halten keep within bounds; sich in Schranken halten restrain o.s.; jemanden in seine Schranken weisen put s.o. in his ( oder her) place, cut s.o. down to size; jemanden in die Schranken fordern challenge s.o.; für jemanden / etw. in die Schranken treten stand up for s.o. / s.th.3. MATH. bound; obere / untere Schranke upper / lower bound, majorant / minorant* * *die Schrankedam; frontier; gate; level-crossing gates; barrier; bound* * *Schrạn|ke ['ʃraŋkə]f -, -n1) barrier; (= Barrikade) barricade; (fig) (= Grenze) limit; (= Hindernis) barrierdie Schranke ist zu/auf (Rail) — the barrier is down/up
keine Schranken kennen — to know no bounds; (Mensch) not to know when to stop
* * *Schran·ke<-, -n>[ˈʃraŋkə]f1. BAHN barrier, gate2. (Grenze) limitkeine \Schranken kennen to know no limits [or bounds]jdn in seine \Schranken weisen [o verweisen] to put sb in their place* * *die; Schranke, Schranken1) (auch fig.) barrierjemanden in die Schranke fordern — (geh.) throw down the gauntlet to somebody
2) (fig.): (Grenze) limit* * *bis an die Schranke vorfahren drive up to the barrier;vor den Schranken des Gerichts erscheinen appear in courtinnerhalb der Schranken des Gesetzes within the bounds of the law;Schranken setzen put a limit on;sind (keine) Schranken gesetzt there are (no) limits to;eurer Fantasie sind keine Schranken gesetzt you can give free rein to your imagination;in Schranken halten keep within bounds;sich in Schranken halten restrain o.s.;jemanden in seine Schranken weisen put sb in his ( oder her) place, cut sb down to size;jemanden in die Schranken fordern challenge sb;für jemanden/etwas in die Schranken treten stand up for sb/sth3. MATH bound;obere/untere Schranke upper/lower bound, majorant/minorant* * *die; Schranke, Schranken1) (auch fig.) barrierjemanden in die Schranke fordern — (geh.) throw down the gauntlet to somebody
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9 Rassenschranke
f racial barrier; für Farbige: colo(u)r bar* * *die Rassenschrankecolor line; colour line* * *Rạs|sen|schran|kefracial barrier, barrier of race; (Farbige betreffend) colour (Brit) or color (US) bar* * ** * *f.color bar n.colour bar n. -
10 Hindernis
n; -ses, -se1. im Weg: obstacle, barrier; Laufsport: hurdle; Reitsport: fence; ein unüberwindliches Hindernis an insurmountable hurdle ( oder obstacle)2. fig. obstacle ( für to); (Schwierigkeit) difficulty; (Behinderung) hindrance; kein Hindernis für no obstacle to; Kinder kein Hindernis in Kontaktanzeige: children no obstacle, kids OK umg.; auf Hindernisse stoßen run into difficulties; jemandem Hindernisse in den Weg legen throw obstacles into s.o.’s path; Familienglück mit Hindernissen happy family life with a few hitches along the way* * *das Hindernishazard; difficulty; fence; barrier; obstacle; impediment; obstruction; hindrance; hump; baulk; balk* * *Hịn|der|nis ['hIndɐnɪs]nt -ses, -se1) (lit, fig) obstacle; (= Erschwernis, Behinderung) hindrance; (beim Sprechen) handicap, impedimentsie empfand das Kind als Hindernis/als Hindernis für ihre Karriere — she saw the child as a hindrance/as a hindrance to or an obstacle for her career
gesetzliches Hindernis (form) — legal impediment or obstacle
jdm Hindernisse in den Weg legen (fig) — to put obstacles in sb's path or way
eine Reise mit Hindernissen — a journey full of hitches
* * *das1) (something that causes difficulty: His deafness was a barrier to promotion.) barrier2) (a barrier: a road block.) block3) (something that delays or prevents.) impediment4) (something which prevents (something): His carelessness is a bar to his promotion.) bar5) (a person, thing etc that hinders: I know you are trying to help but you're just being a hindrance.) hindrance6) (something which prevents progress: His inability to learn foreign languages was an obstacle to his career.) obstacle7) (something that obstructs: an obstruction in the pipe.) obstruction8) (a difficulty that prevents progress.) stumbling-block* * *Hin·der·nis<-ses, -se>[ˈhɪndɐnɪs]ntjdm \Hindernisse in den Weg legen to put obstacles in sb's waygesetzliches \Hindernis legal impediment2. (behindernder Gegenstand) obstacle3. SPORT (Barriere beim Hindernislauf) obstacle, jump; (bei Leichtathletik) hurdle; (bei Jagdrennen) fence; (bei Hürdenrennen) hurdle* * *das; Hindernisses, Hindernisse obstacle; (Springreiten) jump; obstacle; (Pferderennen) fence* * *ein unüberwindliches Hindernis an insurmountable hurdle ( oder obstacle)2. fig obstacle (kein Hindernis für no obstacle to;auf Hindernisse stoßen run into difficulties;jemandem Hindernisse in den Weg legen throw obstacles into sb’s path;Familienglück mit Hindernissen happy family life with a few hitches along the way* * *das; Hindernisses, Hindernisse obstacle; (Springreiten) jump; obstacle; (Pferderennen) fence* * *n.barrier n.hindrance n.hurdle n.impediment n.obstacle n. -
11 Sprachbarriere
f language barrier* * *Sprach|bar|ri|e|reflanguage barrier* * *Sprach·bar·ri·e·ref language barrier* * *Sprachbarriere f language barrier -
12 Zollschranke
Zollschranke f 1. GEN customs barrier, tariff wall; 2. IMP/EXP entry barrier, tariff barrier, tariff wall; 3. WIWI tariff barrier* * *f 1. < Geschäft> customs barrier, tariff wall; 2. <Imp/Exp> entry barrier, tariff barrier, tariff wall; 3. <Vw> tariff barrier* * *Zollschranke
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13 Schlagbaum
m barrier* * *der Schlagbaumtollgate; turnpike; toll-bar* * *Schlag|baummbarrier* * *Schlag·baumm barrierden \Schlagbaum hochgehen/heruntergehen lassen to raise/lower the barrier* * *der barrier* * *Schlagbaum m barrier* * *der barrier* * *f.barrier n.customs barrier (border crossing) n.tollgate n.turnpike n. -
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15 Hindernis
Hindernis n 1. GEN obstacle, obstruction; 2. WIWI barrier, hindrance, impediment (Handel)* * ** * *Hindernis
bar, obstacle, obstruction, block, check, hitch, bottleneck (US), crimp (US sl.);
• gesetzliches Hindernis legal bar;
• steuerliches Hindernis fiscal drag;
• unvorhergesehene Hindernisse unforeseen circumstances;
• Hindernis für die Europäische Einigung stumbling block in the unification of Europe;
• Hindernisse für den freien Personen-, Dienstleistungs- und Kapitalverkehr obstacles to the free movement of persons, services and capital;
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Schranke f GEN, WIWI bar, barrier* * *f <Geschäft, Vw> bar, barrier* * *Schranke
(Bahn) gate, (Börse) counter;
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f; -, -n barricade; auf die Barrikaden steigen oder gehen umg., fig. go on the barricades ( für for)* * *die Barrikadebarricade* * *Bar|ri|ka|de [bari'kaːdə]f -, -nbarricade* * *(a barrier put up to block a street etc: There were barricades keeping back the crowds.) barricade* * *Bar·ri·ka·de<-, -n>[bariˈka:də]f (Verschanzung) barricade▶ [für etw akk] auf die \Barrikaden gehen to man the barricades [for sth], to go on the warpath for [sth]* * *die; Barrikade, Barrikaden barricadeauf die Barrikaden gehen od. steigen — (ugs.) go on the warpath
* * *gehen umg, fig go on the barricades (für for)* * *die; Barrikade, Barrikaden barricadeauf die Barrikaden gehen od. steigen — (ugs.) go on the warpath
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19 Schlag für den Fremdenverkehr
Schlag für den Fremdenverkehr
punch to tourist business;
• schweren finanziellen Schlag abbekommen to take a knock (sl.);
• Schlagbaum tollgate, barrier, [turn]pike, [toll] bar;
• Schlageinteilung (Forstwirtschaft) parcel.Business german-english dictionary > Schlag für den Fremdenverkehr
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20 Schlagbaum
Schlagbaum
tollgate, barrier, [turn]pike, [toll] bar
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