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1 coarse gravel

coarse gravel BM Grobkies m

English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > coarse gravel
2 coarse gravel

<build.mat> ■ Grobkies m ; grobkörniger Kies m

English-german technical dictionary > coarse gravel
3 coarse gravel aggregate

coarse gravel aggregate BM Grobkieszuschlag(stoff) m

English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > coarse gravel aggregate
4 gravel

noun

Kies, der; attrib.

gravel path/pit — Kiesweg, der/-grube, die

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noun

(very small stones: gravel for the garden path.) der Kies

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grav·el

[ˈgræv^əl]

I. n no pl

1. (small stones) Kies m; GEOL Schotter m

coarse \gravel Grobkies m

fine \gravel Feinkies m

2. MED Harngrieß m, Nierengrieß m

II. n modifier (path) Kies-

\gravel drive[way] mit Kies aufgeschüttete Auffahrt

\gravel road Schotterstraße f, SCHWEIZ a. Kiesweg m

III. vt

< BRIT - ll- or AM usu -l->

1. (cover with gravel)

▪ to \gravel sth etw mit Kies [o Schotter] bedecken; path, road etw schottern

2. AM ( fam: make angry)

▪ to \gravel sb jdn ärgern

▪ it \gravelled him that... es fuchste [o wurmte] ihn, dass... fam

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['grvəl]
1. n

1) Kies m; (= large chippings) Schotter m

2) (MED) Nierensand or -grieß m; (in bladder) Harngrieß m

2. adj attr
Kies-; road, drive mit Kies bedeckt
gravel path — Kiesweg m

gravel pit — Kiesgrube f

3. vt
path, lane mit Kies bestreuen, schottern
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gravel [ˈɡrævl]

A s

1. a) Kies m:

gravel bed (Motorsport) Kiesbett n;

gravel pit Kiesgrube f

b) Schotter m

2. GEOL

a) Geröll n, Geschiebe n

b) (besonders goldhaltige) Kieselschicht

3. MED Harngrieß m

B v/t prät und pperf -eled, besonders Br -elled

1. a) mit Kies bestreuen:

gravel(l)ed path Kiesweg m

b) Straße beschottern

2. fig verblüffen, verwirren

3. US umg ärgern, reizen

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noun

Kies, der; attrib.

gravel path/pit — Kiesweg, der/-grube, die

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n.

Kies nur sing. m.

Schotter - m.

Splitt m. (med) n.

Grieß nur sing. m. v.

schottern v.

English-german dictionary > gravel
5 gravel

grav·el [ʼgræv^əl] n

no pl

1) ( small stones) Kies m; geol Schotter m;

coarse \gravel Grobkies m;

fine \gravel Feinkies m

2) med Harngrieß m, Nierengrieß m n

modifier (path) Kies-;

\gravel drive[way] mit Kies aufgeschüttete Auffahrt;

\gravel road Schotterstraße f vt <( Brit) - ll- or ( Am usu) - l->

1) ( cover with gravel)

to \gravel sth etw mit Kies [o Schotter] bedecken; path, road etw schottern

2) (Am) (fam: make angry)

to \gravel sb jdn ärgern;

it \graveled him that... es fuchste [o wurmte] ihn, dass... ( fam)

English-German students dictionary > gravel
6 shingle

noun, no pl., no indef. art.

(pebbles) Kies, der

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['ʃinɡl]
noun

(coarse gravel: There's too much shingle and not enough sand on this beach.) der Kies

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shin·gle

[ˈʃɪŋgl̩]

n

1. no pl (pebbles) Kies m

\shingle beach Kiesstrand m

2. (tile) Schindel f

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I ['ʃɪŋgl]
1. n

1) (= tile) Schindel f; (US inf = signboard) Schild nt

to put up one's shingle (US) — ein Geschäft eröffnen; (doctor, lawyer) sich niederlassen

2) (= hairstyle) Herrenschnitt m, Bubikopf m

2. vt

1) roof etc mit Schindeln decken

2) hair einen Herrenschnitt or Bubikopf machen (+dat)
II
n no pl
(= pebbles) Kiesel m, Kieselsteine pl; (= shingle beach) Kiesel(strand) m
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shingle¹ [ˈʃıŋɡl]

A s

1. ARCH (Dach-)Schindel f

2. Herrenschnitt m (Damenfrisur)

3. US umg hum (Firmen)Schild n:

hang out ( oder up) one’s shingle sich (als Arzt etc) etablieren, seinen eigenen Laden aufmachen umg

B v/t

1. ARCH mit Schindeln decken

2. jemandem das Haar (sehr) kurz schneiden:

shingle sb’s hair;

shingled hair → A 2

shingle² [ˈʃıŋɡl] s GEOL Br

1. grober Strandkies

2. auch shingle beach Kiesstrand m

shingle³ [ˈʃıŋɡl] v/t METALL zängen (entschlacken)

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noun, no pl., no indef. art.

(pebbles) Kies, der

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n.

Schindel -n f.

English-german dictionary > shingle

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gravel — (n.) early 13c., from O.Fr. gravele sand, gravel, dim. of grave sand, seashore (Mod.Fr. grève), possibly from Celtic *gravo (Cf. Welsh gro coarse gravel, Bret. grouan, Cornish grow gravel ), perhaps ultimately from PIE *ghreu to rub, grind … Etymology dictionary
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