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1 die Wand
- {partition} sự chia ra, ngăn phần, liếp ngăn, bức vách ngăn, sự chia cắt đất nước, sự chia tài sản - {wall} tường, vách, thàn, thành luỹ, thành quách, lối đi sát tường nhà trên hè đường, rặng cây ăn quả dựa vào tường, bức tường có cây ăn quả dựa vào, vách ngoài vỉa, thành = die Wand (Berg) {face}+ = an der Wand {against the wall}+ = die spanische Wand {folding screen}+ = an die Wand lehnen {to lean against the wall}+ = in die Wand einlassen {to tail in}+ = mit einer Wand umgeben {to wall}+ = mit dem Rücken an der Wand {with one's back against the walls}+ = an die Wand gedrückt werden {to be sent to the wall; to go to the wall}+ = jemanden an die Wand drücken {to send someone to the wall}+ = jemanden an die Wand spielen {to upstage someone}+ = Malen Sie nicht den Teufel an die Wand! {Don't meet trouble halfway!}+ = malen Sie nicht den Teufel an die Wand! {don't meet trouble halfway!}+
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