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1 cesspit
cesspit 1. WVA Senkgrube f, Kloake f, Abortgrube f; 2. SAN Regenwassersammelkasten m (in einer Dachrinnenkonstruktion, von der das Fallrohr abzweigt)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > cesspit
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2 cesspit
noun1) (refuse pit) Abfallgrube, die2) see academic.ru/11882/cesspool">cesspool* * *cess·pit[ˈsespɪt]cess·pool[ˈsespu:l]* * *['sespɪt]nSee:= cesspool* * ** * *noun1) (refuse pit) Abfallgrube, die -
3 cesspit
GB < waste> (catch basin for house sewage) ■ Senkgrube f ; Klärgrube f ugs ; Abortgrube f ugs.obs -
4 cesspit
cess·pit [ʼsespɪt] n, cess·pool [ʼsespu:l] n -
5 filter block of a cesspit
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > filter block of a cesspit
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6 emésztőgödör
(DE) Senkgrube {e}; Sickergrube {e}; (EN) bog-hole; cesspit; cesspool; dumbwell -
7 fertő
(DE) Pfuhl {r}; Babel {s}; (EN) cesspit -
8 pöcegödör
(DE) Dreckloch {s}; Drecklöcher {pl}; Jauchegrube {e}; Senkgrube {e}; Wasserloch {s}; (EN) cesspit; cesspool; jaw-hole; night-soil; sink-hole; sinkhole; sinking-pit; soil-tank -
9 szemétgödör
(DE) Müllgrube {e}; (EN) ash-hole; cesspit; dust-hole; midden-pit; refuse pit -
10 trágyagödör
(DE) Dunggrube {e}; (EN) cesspit; dung-pit; midden-pit; muck-pit -
11 выгреб
выгреб
Заглублённая и перекрытая сверху ёмкость в уборной в неканализованных местностях для собирания фекалий и удаления их через люк перекрытия
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cesspit — 1864, from cess (see CESSPOOL (Cf. cesspool)) + PIT (Cf. pit) … Etymology dictionary
cesspit — [ses′pit΄] n. [< CESS(POOL) + PIT2] a pit for garbage, excrement, etc … English World dictionary
Cesspit — Cesspool redirects here. For the G.I. Joe character, see Cesspool (G.I. Joe). An empty, old cesspool in Slovakia … Wikipedia
cesspit — UK [ˈsesˌpɪt] / US noun [countable] Word forms cesspit : singular cesspit plural cesspits 1) a large covered hole or container in the ground for collecting the liquid and solid waste that flows from a building 2) British a place or situation in… … English dictionary
cesspit — cess|pit [ˈsesˌpıt] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: cesperal cesspool (1500 1600), probably from suspiral air hole (14 16 centuries), from Old French souspirail, from souspirer to sigh ; influenced by pool] 1.) also cess|pool [ˈsespu:l] a large hole… … Dictionary of contemporary English
cesspit — [[t]se̱spɪt[/t]] cesspits N COUNT A cesspit is a hole or tank in the ground into which waste water and sewage flow. Syn: cesspool … English dictionary
cesspit — noun (C) 1 also cesspool / ses:pul/ a large hole or container under the ground in which waste from a building, especially from the toilets, is collected 2 a place or situation in which people behave immorally: For weeks the affair threatened to… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
cesspit — noun Etymology: cesspool + pit Date: 1777 a pit for the disposal of refuse (as sewage) … New Collegiate Dictionary
cesspit — /ses pit /, n. a pit for receiving wastes, as sewage, or other refuse. [1860 65; CESS(POOL) + PIT1] * * * … Universalium
cesspit — noun A cesspool; a pit or covered cistern used to collect sewage and waste water … Wiktionary
cesspit — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A place known for its great filth or corruption: cesspool, pit1, sink. Slang: armpit. See CLEAN, RIGHT … English dictionary for students