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m foundation stone; fig. cornerstone; den Grundstein legen zu lay the foundation stone of; fig. lay the foundations for* * *der Grundsteincornerstone; headstone; foundation stone* * *Grụnd|steinm (lit, fig)foundation stoneder Grundstein zu etw sein — to form the foundation(s) of or for sth
den Grundstein zu etw legen (lit) — to lay the foundation stone of sth; (fig) to lay the foundations of or for sth
* * *Grund·steinm foundation-stone* * *der foundation stone* * *den Grundstein legen zu lay the foundation stone of; fig lay the foundations for* * *der foundation stone* * *m.foundation stone n.headstone n. -
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Grundstein m GEN cornerstone, foundation-stone* * *m < Geschäft> cornerstone, foundation-stone* * *Grundstein
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m1. main support2. fig. mainstay, bedrock* * *der Grundpfeilerkeystone* * *Grụnd|pfei|lerm (ARCHIT)supporting pier; (fig) cornerstone, keystone* * *Grund·pfei·lerm* * *1. main support2. fig mainstay, bedrock* * *m.foundation pillar n. -
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f laying of the foundation stone; feierliche: cornerstone ceremony* * *Grụnd|stein|le|gung [-leːgʊŋ]f -, -enlaying of the foundation stone* * *Grund·stein·le·gungf laying of the foundation stone* * *die; Grund, Grunden laying of the foundation stone* * ** * *die; Grund, Grunden laying of the foundation stone -
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mBeton, Infrastruktur & Entwurf, Natursteingebäude, Werkstoffeigenschaften eines Gebäudes angle-quoin, pillar stone, quoin, cornerstone -
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fBaurecht cornerstone ceremony, laying of foundation stone -
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fcrossing pierm1. corner pillar2. cornerstone fig. -
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m1. cornerstone2. foundation stone3. headstonemfig.1. basis2. foundations -
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m1. cornerstone2. landmark3. milestone
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