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1 staute
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2 Bergsturzsee
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3 aufstauen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t dam up; fig. (Gefühle) bottle up (inside)II v/refl* * *auf|stau|en sep1. vtWasser to damáúfstauen (fig) — to bottle sth up inside (oneself)
2. vrto accumulate, to collect; (fig Ärger) to become bottled up* * *auf|stau·enI. vt▪ etw \aufstauen to dam sthII. vr1. (sich stauen) to be dammed up2. (sich ansammeln) to be/become bottled up▪ aufgestaut bottled-up* * *reflexives Verb < water> pile up; (fig.) < anger, aggression, bitterness, etc.> build up* * *aufstauen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t dam up; fig (Gefühle) bottle up (inside)B. v/r* * * -
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I v/t2. NAUT. (Güter etc.) stow (away)II v/refl2. (sich ansammeln) pile up, accumulate; Menschen: gather; Verkehr: back up, be (-come) congested; fig., Wut etc.: build up; die Kinder stauten sich am Eingang the children were crowding the entrance; die Autos stauten sich vor dem Tor there was a long line of cars ( oder the cars backed up) in front of the gate* * *to dam* * *stau|en ['ʃtauən]1. vt1) Wasser, Fluss to dam (up); Blut to stop or stem the flow of2. vr(= sich anhäufen) to pile up; (= ins Stocken geraten) to get jammed; (Verkehr) to build up; (Wasser, fig) to build up; (Menschen) to form a crowd; (Blut) to accumulate; (durch Abbinden) to be cut offder Verkehr staute sich or die Autos stauten sich über eine Strecke von 2 km — there was a 2km tailback (Brit) or backup (of traffic) (US)
* * *(to hold back by means of a dam: The river has been dammed up.) dam* * *stau·en[ˈʃtauən]I. vt▪ etw \staueneinen Fluss \stauen to dam [up] a river2. NAUT to stow sthII. vr▪ sich akk [in etw dat/hinter etw dat] \stauen to collect [or accumulate] [in/behind sth]; (von Wasser a.) to rise [in/behind sth]vor der Unfallstelle stauten sich die Fahrzeuge auf eine Länge von acht Kilometern the accident caused an 8 km tailback* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb <water, blood, etc.> accumulate, build up; < people> form a crowd; < traffic> form a tailback/tailbacks (Brit.) or (Amer.) backup/backups; (fig.) < anger> build up* * *A. v/t2. SCHIFF (Güter etc) stow (away)B. v/r2. (sich ansammeln) pile up, accumulate; Menschen: gather; Verkehr: back up, be(-come) congested; fig, Wut etc: build up;die Kinder stauten sich am Eingang the children were crowding the entrance;die Autos stauten sich vor dem Tor there was a long line of cars ( oder the cars backed up) in front of the gate* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb <water, blood, etc.> accumulate, build up; < people> form a crowd; < traffic> form a tailback/tailbacks (Brit.) or (Amer.) backup/backups; (fig.) < anger> build up* * *v.to dam v. -
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auf|stau·envtetw \aufstauen to dam sthvrsich \aufstauen1) ( sich stauen) to be dammed up2) ( sich ansammeln) to be/become bottled up;aufgestaut bottled-up -
6 Stauwasser
Stauwasser n WSB dam water, dammed-up water, impound water, ponded water, sluice; backwater, perched water; tail water (Deponie)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Stauwasser
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7 Eisdammsee
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8 Gletscherstausee
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Gletscherstausee
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9 gestaut
1. dammed up2. stowed
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