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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > natural stone curb
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(DE) Bordstein {r}; Rinnstein {r}; Seitenstreifen {r}; Steinrand {r}; (EN) curb; curb-stone; curbside; kerb; kerb-stone -
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* * *ˈcurb·stone* * *A s (einzelner) BordsteinB adj1. WIRTSCH US Straßen…, Winkel…:curbstone broker Straßenmakler(in)2. US umg Schmalspur…:curbstone opinions unmaßgebliche Ansichten* * *(US) n.Randstein m. n.Bordstein m.Prellstein m. -
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noun(Brit.) Bordstein, der* * *[kə:b]((especially American curb) an edging, usually of stone, round a raised area, especially a pavement: The old lady stepped off the kerb right in front of a car.) der Randstein- academic.ru/40599/kerbstone">kerbstone* * *[kɜ:b]n BRIT, AUS Randstein m* * *[kɜːb]n (Brit)Bordkante f, Randstein m* * *on the kerb WIRTSCH im Freiverkehr;kerb crawling langsames Fahren am Straßenrand in der Absicht, eine Frau aufzureißen;kerb drill Verkehrserziehung f für Fußgänger;kerb-market prices WIRTSCH Freiverkehrskurse;kerb weight Leergewicht n (eines Personenwagens)* * *noun(Brit.) Bordstein, der* * *(UK) n.Steinrand m. n.Bordstein m. -
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(DE) Beanstandung {e}; Behinderung {e}; Einwand {r}; Einwände {pl}; Grenzschicht {e}; Haken {r}; Handicap {s}; Handikap {s}; Hemmschuh {r}; Hemmung {e}; Hindernis {s}; Hindernisse {pl}; Hinderung {e}; Hürde; Widrigkeit; Gebück {s}; Gesperre {s}; Hemme {e}; Verhack {r}; (EN) balk; bar; barrier; block; check; clog; cross; curb; difficulty; drag; encumbrance; handicap; hindrance; hitch; hobble; holdback; hurdle; impedient; impediment; leap; let; lion in the path; lion in the way; masterless; object; objection; obstacle; obstruction; preventer; pull-back; retardation; ring-hedge; rock; setback; shackle; stay; stop; stumbling-block; stumbling-stone; throw-back; trammel; traverse; unsurmountable; wattle -
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(DE) Bordkante {e}; (EN) curb; kerbstone; post; trim-stone
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