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21 Grenzpfahl
m boundary post* * *Grẹnz|pfahlmboundary post* * *Grenz·pfahlm boundary post* * *Grenzpfahl m boundary post* * *m.boundary post n. -
22 Grenze
Gren·ze <-, -n> [ʼgrɛntsə] f1) (Landes\Grenze) border, frontier;die \Grenze zwischen Spanien und Frankreich the border between Spain and France, the Spanish-French border;die \Grenze zu einem Land the border with sth;an der \Grenze on [or along] the border [or frontier];an der \Grenze at the boundary3) ( natürliche Abgrenzung) boundary;das Gebirge bildet eine natürliche \Grenze zwischen den beiden Ländern the mountain range forms a natural boundary between the two countries4) ( äußerstes Maß) limit;eine zeitliche \Grenze a deadline;die oberste/unterste \Grenze the upper/lower limit;alles hat seine \Grenzen there is a limit [or are limits] to everything;etw kennt keine \Grenzen sth knows no bounds;seine \Grenzen kennen to know one's limitations;an \Grenzen stoßen to come up against limiting factors;eurer Fantasie sind keine \Grenzen gesetzt your imagination knows no bounds5) ( gedachte Trennlinie) boundary, dividing lineWENDUNGEN:grüne \Grenze unguarded border [or frontier] area [or zone];nasse \Grenze river forming the/a border [or frontier], water border [or frontier];sich in \Grenzen halten to be limited, to keep within limits -
23 Grenze
Grenze f 1. FIN cap, limit; 2. GEN frontier; 3. GRUND boundary • an der Grenze GEN on the brink, on the verge • innerhalb vorgeschriebener Grenzen RECHT within prescribed limits* * *f 1. < Finanz> cap, limit; 2. < Geschäft> frontier; 3. < Grund> boundary ■ an der Grenze < Geschäft> on the brink, on the verge ■ geliefert Grenze (DAF) <Imp/Exp, Transp> Incoterms delivered at frontier (DAF)* * *Grenze
frontier, border[line], boundary, edge, (Grenzgebiet) confines, (Leistungsfähigkeit) margin, (Limit) limit, (Linie) [demarcation] line;
• an der Grenze der Rentabilität marginal;
• geliefert Grenze delivered at frontier (DAF);
• in Grenzen within limits;
• ohne feste Grenze open-end;
• äußerste Grenze utmost limit;
• natürliche Grenze public boundary;
• technische Grenzen engineering constraints;
• Grenze der Arbeitswilligkeit marginal disutility of labor (US);
• Grenze der landwirtschaftlichen Bewirtschaftung margin of cultivation;
• Grenze der menschlichen Leistungsfähigkeit limit of human performance;
• Grenze der Rentabilität margin of profitability, break-even point;
• Grenzen des Wachstums limits to growth;
• genaue Grenzen angeben to define;
• an der Grenze seiner Mittel ankommen to reach the limits of one’s resources;
• Grenze begehen to perambulate;
• Grenzen einer Bergbaukonzession festlegen to locate a mining claim;
• über die Grenze gehen to cross the border;
• in Grenzen halten to confine within limits;
• die Grenzen öffnen to open up borders;
• Grenze seiner Vollmacht überschreiten to exceed (overstep) one’s authority;
• Grenze hermetisch verschließen to seal off the border.
passieren, Grenze
to cross the border;
• Zensur passieren to pass the censor;
• Zoll passieren to clear (pass) the customs;
• zollfrei passieren to go through free of duty. -
24 Landesgrenze
Landesgrenze f (Deu) IMP/EXP, POL national boundary; provincial boundary, frontier of a ‘Land’ (state)* * ** * *Landesgrenze
[national] frontier, national border -
25 Grenzlinie
f1. border; POL. demarcation line2. (Trennlinie) dividing line3. SPORT line* * *die Grenzlinieboundary; borderline* * *Grẹnz|li|niefborder; (SPORT) line* * *(an often imaginary line separating one thing from another: the boundary between two towns.) boundary* * *Grenz·li·nief SPORT line [marking the edge of the playing area]* * *die border* * *1. border; POL demarcation line2. (Trennlinie) dividing line3. SPORT line* * *die border* * *-n f.borderline n.boundary (line) n.demarcation line n. -
26 March
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27 Markstein
m boundary stone; fig. landmark, milestone* * *Mạrk|steinm (lit, fig)milestone; (an Feldern etc) boundary stone* * *(an event of great importance.) landmark* * *Mark·steinm milestone* * ** * *m.boundary stone n.kilometre stone (UK) n.milestone (US) n. -
28 Sprachgrenze
f language ( oder linguistic) boundary* * *Sprach|gren|zeflinguistic or language boundary* * *Sprach·gren·zef LING linguistic boundary* * * -
29 Grenzstreitigkeit
Grẹnz|strei|tig|keitfboundary dispute; (POL) border or frontier dispute* * *Grenz·streitmGrenz·strei·tig·keitf boundary [or frontier] dispute; (wegen einer Staatsgrenze) border dispute* * *die boundary dispute; (wegen einer Staatsgrenze) border or frontier dispute* * *die boundary dispute; (wegen einer Staatsgrenze) border or frontier dispute -
30 Begrenzung
Begrenzung f 1. GEN containment, limitation, restriction; boundary (Grenze); 2. POL containment; 3. WIWI cap* * *f 1. < Geschäft> containment, limitation, restriction, Grenze boundary; 2. < Pol> containment; 3. <Vw> cap* * *Begrenzung
limit[ation], restriction, boundary;
• zeitliche Begrenzung time limit;
• Begrenzung des Bevölkerungszuwachses population limitation;
• jährliche Begrenzung des Dividendenanstiegs auf 10% 10% a year limitation on dividend increases;
• Begrenzung der Fernsehwahlkosten limit on television spending in campaigns;
• Begrenzung der Haftung limitation of liability;
• Begrenzung von Investitionen investment ceiling;
• Begrenzung der Mitgliederzahl (Mitgliedschaft) membership limitation. -
31 Staatsgrenze
Staatsgrenze f 1. GEN national border; 2. IMP/EXP, POL national boundary, national frontier* * *f 1. < Geschäft> national border; 2. <Imp/Exp, Pol> national boundary, national frontier* * *Staatsgrenze
national boundary (border) -
32 Abgrenzung
f nur Sg.* * *die Abgrenzungdemarcation* * *Ạb|gren|zungf -, -en1) no pl (von Gelände) fencing off; (fig) delimitationPolitik der Abgrenzung — politics of separation
* * *Ab·gren·zung<-, -en>f4. (das Abgrenzen) dissociation* * *die; Abgrenzung, Abgrenzungen1) boundary2) (Unterscheidung) differentiation* * *Abgrenzung f nur sg3. (Distanzierung) dissociation, separation (gegen[über] from)* * *die; Abgrenzung, Abgrenzungen1) boundary2) (Unterscheidung) differentiation* * *f.delimitation n.demarcation n. -
33 Außenlinie
f SPORT boundary line; engS. sideline* * *die Außenliniecontour* * *Au|ßen|li|nief (SPORT)boundary (line)* * * -
34 Flurgrenze
f boundary of village lands* * *Flur|gren|zefboundary of village lands* * *Flurgrenze f boundary of village lands -
35 Landesgrenze
* * *die Landesgrenzefrontier; border* * *Lạn|des|gren|zef(von Staat) national boundary; (von Bundesland) state or (Aus) provincial boundary* * *Lan·des·gren·zef1. (Staatsgrenze) national border, frontier2. (Grenze eines Bundeslandes) federal state boundary* * *die national border or frontier* * ** * *die national border or frontier* * *f.frontier n.national border n. -
36 Markscheide
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37 Sektorengrenze
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38 Stadtgrenze
* * *Stạdt|gren|zeftown/city boundary* * *Stadt·gren·zef municipal border; (von Großstadt a.) city limits pl* * * -
39 Divergenzzone
f < geo> ■ boundary of divergence; diverging plate boundary; accreting plate boundary -
40 divergierende Plattengrenze
f < geo> ■ boundary of divergence; diverging plate boundary; accreting plate boundaryGerman-english technical dictionary > divergierende Plattengrenze
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