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1 Faltengebirge
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2 Faltengebirge
n GEOL. folded mountains Pl.* * *Fạl|ten|ge|bir|gentfold mountains pl* * *Fal·ten·ge·bir·ge* * *das [range sing. of] fold mountains pl.* * ** * *das [range sing. of] fold mountains pl. -
3 altes Gebirge
old fold mountains; old mountains -
4 junges Gebirge
young fold mountains; young mountains -
5 Faltengebirge
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6 Falten- und Schollengebirge
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7 abstürzen
v/i (trennb., ist -ge-)2. Computer: crash* * *(Flugzeug) to crash;(herunterfallen) to plunge* * *ạb|stür|zenvi sep aux sein1) (Flugzeug) to crash; (Bergsteiger) to fall6) (sl)mit jdm abstürzen (sich sexuell betätigen) — to have a fumble with sb (inf)
* * *((of aircraft) to land or be landed in such a way as to be damaged or destroyed: His plane crashed in the mountains.) crash* * *ab|stür·zenvi Hilfsverb: sein1. (in die Tiefe stürzen)2. INFORM to crashwer hätte geahnt, dass eine so solide Firma je \abstürzen würde? who would have thought that such a secure company would fold [or fam! go bust6. (den inneren Halt verlieren) to lose control7. (steil abfallen) to fall away [steeply]die Klippen stürzen steil ins Meer ab there's a sharp drop from the cliffs to the sea [or the cliffs fall away steeply into the sea]* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) fall; <aircraft, pilot, passenger> crash* * *abstürzen v/i (trennb, ist -ge-)2. COMPUT crash* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) fall; <aircraft, pilot, passenger> crash* * *v.to crash v.to plummet v.
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