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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > burial site
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'bur·ial place n, 'bur·ial site nGrabstätte f -
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transitive verb1) ausschachten; (with machine) ausbaggern; fördern, abbauen [Erz, Metall]2) (Archaeol.) ausgraben* * *['ekskəveit]2) (in archaeology, to uncover or open up (a structure etc remaining from earlier times) by digging: The archaeologist excavated an ancient fortress.) ausgraben•- academic.ru/25440/excavation">excavation- excavator* * *ex·ca·vate[ˈekskəveɪt]I. vt▪ to \excavate sth1. ARCHEOL etw ausgrabento \excavate a burial place ein Grab aushebento \excavate a site Ausgrabungen auf einem Gelände machen\excavated site Ausgrabungsgelände nt2. (dig) etw aushebento \excavate a hole/tunnel ein Loch/einen Tunnel grabento \excavate details of sb's private life Einzelheiten aus jds Privatleben an die Öffentlichkeit bringenII. vi Ausgrabungen machen* * *['ekskəveɪt]1. vtground ausschachten; (machine) ausbaggern; (ARCHEOL) remains ausgraben; site Ausgrabungen machen auf (+dat); trench, graves ausheben2. vi (ARCHEOL)Ausgrabungen machen* * *excavate [ˈekskəveıt]A v/t1. aushöhlen* * *transitive verb1) ausschachten; (with machine) ausbaggern; fördern, abbauen [Erz, Metall]2) (Archaeol.) ausgraben* * *v.ausgraben v.ausheben v.ausschachten v. -
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ex·ca·vate [ʼekskəveɪt] vtto \excavate sth1) archeol etw ausgraben;to \excavate a burial place ein Grab ausheben;to \excavate a site Ausgrabungen auf einem Gelände machen;\excavated site Ausgrabungsgelände nt2) ( dig) etw ausheben;to \excavate a hole/ tunnel ein Loch/einen Tunnel graben3) ( esp Brit);(fig: expose) etw offenlegen;to \excavate details of sb's private life Einzelheiten aus jds Privatleben nt an die Öffentlichkeit bringen vi Ausgrabungen machen -
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похоронная служба
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Any commercial activity, position or site associated with the preparation of the dead for burial and the management and arrangement of funerals. (Source: RHW)
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