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1 drinking water reservoir
drinking water reservoir Trinkwasser(speicher)behälter mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > drinking water reservoir
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2 water reservoir
<tech.gen> ■ Wasserbehälter m<build.hydr> ■ Speicherbecken n<build.hydr> (for drinking water, rain water, irrigitation) ■ Wasserbehälter m ; Zisterne f< logist> ■ Wasserreservoir n -
3 water
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4 reservoir
noun1) ([artificial] lake) Reservoir, das* * *(a place, usually a man-made lake, where water for drinking etc is stored.) das Wasserreservoir* * *res·er·voir[ˈrezəvwɑ:ʳ, AM -ɚvwɑ:r]n* * *['rezəvwAː(r)]n (litfor water) Reservoir nt; (for gas) Speicher m; (fig, of knowledge, facts, talent etc) Fundgrube f* * *reservoir [ˈrezə(r)vwɑː(r)] s1. (Wasser)Reservoir n:a) Wasserturm m, -speicher mb) Stau-, Sammelbecken n, Bassin n2. (Benzin-, Öl- etc) Behälter m3. Speicher m, Lager n4. figa) Reservoir n (of an dat)b) Sammelbecken n* * *noun1) ([artificial] lake) Reservoir, das* * *n.Behälter - m.Sammelbecken n.Staubecken n. -
5 reservoir
<tech.gen> (anything that acts as a supply of sth) ■ Reservoir n<tech.gen> (collecting tank, basin) ■ Sammelbecken n<tech.gen> (gen., any kind) ■ Vorratsbehälter m<build.hydr> ■ Wasserstaubecken n ; Speicherbecken n<comvhcl.brake> (for compressed air) ■ Vorratsbehälter m< energ> (gen. hydroelectric power station) ■ Staubecken n ; Speicherbecken n ; Talsperrenbecken n ; Speichersee m rar< hydr> ■ Stausee m< logist> ■ Tank mprakt <mvhcl.brake> (of master brake cylinder) ■ Bremsflüssigkeitsbehälter m ; Bremsflüssigkeits-Ausgleichsbehälter m form ; Ausgleichsbehälter m prakt -
6 dam
<tech.gen> (any kind) ■ Damm m<build.hydr> (part of a dam plant; of reservoir) ■ Staudamm mvt <tech.gen> (e.g. river, stream, flow, fire) ■ eindämmen vt -
7 barrage
<build.hydr> (part of a dam plant; of reservoir) ■ Staudamm m -
8 dam plant
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9 weir
<build.hydr> ■ Wehr n<energ.hydr> ■ Staustufe f ; Flusssperre f -
10 cistern
<build.hydr> (for drinking water, rain water, irrigitation) ■ Wasserbehälter m ; Zisterne f<build.hygi> ■ Spülkasten m DIN 19542 ; Wasserkasten m ugs -
11 fountain
noun* * *1) (an often ornamental structure which produces a spring of water that rises into the air: Rome is famous for its beautifully carved stone fountains.) der Springbrunnen2) (the water coming from such a structure: It was so hot that he stood under the fountain to get cool.) der Springbrunnen3) (a source: God is the fountain of all goodness.) die Quelle•- academic.ru/29069/fountain_pen">fountain pen* * *foun·tain[ˈfaʊntɪn, AM -tən]I. ndrinking \fountain Trinkbrunnen mthe Trevi F\fountain der Trevibrunnen\fountain of water Wasserstrahl mII. vi spritzen* * *['faʊntɪn]nBrunnen m; (with upward jets also) Springbrunnen m; (= jet, spurt of water, lava etc) Fontäne f; (= drinking fountain) (Trinkwasser)brunnen m; (fig = source) Quelle f* * *1. Quelle f:Fountain of Youth Jungbrunnen m2. fig Quelle f, Ursprung m3. Fontäne f:a) (Wasser- etc) Strahl mb) Springbrunnen m4. a) Trinkbrunnen m5. TECHa) Reservoir nb) → fount2 1* * *noun* * *n.Brunnen - m.Fontäne -n f.Springbrunnen m.
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