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foundation 1. Fundament n, Gründung f; Unterlage f; Sockel m; 2. (natürlicher) Baugrund m; Unterbau(körper) m (z. B. für Straßen, Gleise)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > foundation
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noun1) (establishing) Gründung, die; (of hospital, monastery) Stiftung, die; (of school of painting, of religion) Begründung, die2) (institution) Stiftung, die3) usu. in pl.foundation[s] — (underlying part of building; also fig.) Fundament, das
be without or have no foundation — (fig.) unbegründet sein
lay the foundation of/for something — (fig.) das Fundament od. die Grundlage zu etwas legen
4) (cosmetic) Grundierung, die* * *1) (the act of founding: the foundation of a new university.) die Gründung2) (the base on which something is built: First they laid the foundations, then they built the walls.) das Fundament3) (an amount of money to be used for a special purpose or the organization that manages it: The British Foundation for Cancer Research.) die Stiftung* * *foun·da·tion[ˌfaʊnˈdeɪʃən]nto shake sth to its \foundations etw in seinem Fundament erschütternto shake sth to its \foundations etw in seinen Grundfesten erschütternto have no [or be without] \foundation der [o jeglicher] Grundlage entbehren geh* * *[faUn'deISən]n2) (= institution) Stiftung f3)foundations pl ( Build, of house etc ) — Fundament nt; (of road) Unterbau m
4) (fig: basis) Grundlage fto be without foundation (rumours, allegations) — jeder Grundlage entbehren; (fears) unbegründet sein
to rock or shake sth to its foundations — etw bis in seine Grundfesten erschüttern
5) (= make-up) Grundierungscreme f* * *foundation [faʊnˈdeıʃn] s1. meist pl ARCH Fundament n:a) das Fundament legen für, fundamentieren,2. meist pl TECH Unterbau m, -lage f (einer Straße etc), Bettung f3. Grundlegung f4. fig Gründung f, Errichtung f:5. (gemeinnützige) Stiftung:be on the foundation Geld aus der Stiftung erhalten6. a) Unterlage fb) steifes (Zwischen)Futter7. MAL Grundierung f, Grundanstrich m9. a) → academic.ru/29055/foundation_garment">foundation garment 110. fig Grund(lage) m(f), Basis f, Fundament n:be completely without foundation, have no foundation in fact jeder Grundlage entbehren* * *noun1) (establishing) Gründung, die; (of hospital, monastery) Stiftung, die; (of school of painting, of religion) Begründung, die2) (institution) Stiftung, die3) usu. in pl.foundation[s] — (underlying part of building; also fig.) Fundament, das
be without or have no foundation — (fig.) unbegründet sein
lay the foundation of/for something — (fig.) das Fundament od. die Grundlage zu etwas legen
4) (cosmetic) Grundierung, die* * *n.Fundament n.Grundlage f.Gründung -en f.Stiftung -en f. -
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foun·da·tion [ˌfaʊnʼdeɪʃən] nto shake sth to its \foundations etw in seinem Fundament erschüttern2) usu plto shake sth to its \foundations etw in seinen Grundfesten erschüttern -
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