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1 Armaturenbrett
n dashboard* * *das Armaturenbrettdashboard; fascia; instrument panel* * *Ar|ma|tu|ren|brettntinstrument panel; (AUT) dashboard* * *(a board etc with dials, switches etc in front of the driver's seat in a car.) dashboard* * *Ar·ma·tu·ren·brettnt AUTO dashboard* * ** * *Armaturenbrett n dashboard* * ** * *n.car dashboard n.dashboard n. -
2 Beifahrer
1. im Pkw: (front-seat) passenger; im Lkw: co-driver, driver’s mate umg.; (Soziusfahrer) pillion rider* * *der Beifahrerfront-seat passenger; front passenger* * *Bei|fah|rer(in)m(f) (AUT)(front-seat) passenger; (bei einem Motorrad) (im Beiwagen) sidecar passenger; (auf dem Soziussitz) pillion rider or passenger; (= berufsmäßiger Mitfahrer, SPORT) co-driver* * *Bei·fah·rer(in)m(f) (Passagier neben dem Fahrer) front-seat passenger, passenger in the front seat; (zusätzlicher Fahrer) co-driver* * *der, Beifahrerin die2) (berufsmäßig) co-driver; (im LKW) driver's mate* * *1. im Pkw: (front-seat) passenger; im Lkw: co-driver, driver’s mate umg; (Soziusfahrer) pillion rider* * *der, Beifahrerin die1) [front-seat] passenger; (auf dem Motorrad) pillion passenger; (im Beiwagen) sidecar passenger2) (berufsmäßig) co-driver; (im LKW) driver's mate* * *m.front seat passenger (automobile) (US) n.front seat passenger (car) (UK) n. -
3 Beifahrer
Bei·fah·rer(in) m(f)( Passagier neben dem Fahrer) front-seat passenger, passenger in the front seat;( zusätzlicher Fahrer) co-driver -
4 Limousine
f; -, -n; MOT. saloon, Am. sedan; luxuriöse, mit Trennwand: limousine* * *die Limousinesedan; limousine; hardtop* * *Li|mou|si|ne [limu'ziːnə]f -, -nsaloon (Brit), sedan (US)* * *die1) (a kind of large motor car especially one with a screen separating the front seat from the back.) limousine2) ((American) a covered car for four or more people.) sedan3) ((American sedan) a motor car with enclosed seating space for driver and at least three passengers.) saloon* * *Li·mou·si·ne<-, -n>[limuˈzi:nə]* * *die; Limousine, Limousinen [large] saloon (Brit.) or (Amer.) sedan; (mit Trennwand) limousine* * ** * *die; Limousine, Limousinen [large] saloon (Brit.) or (Amer.) sedan; (mit Trennwand) limousine* * *f.hardtop n.limousine n.saloon car n.sedan (US) n.
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